The Indianapolis Colts reportedly want a second-round draft pick and “possibly more” to get star running back Jonathan Taylor off their roster. This news drops just as our Seahawks made a move, dealing with the Colts for an offensive lineman.
Indy’s Steep Price Tag For A Star RB
ESPN’s Jordan Raanan spilled the beans on the asking price. A second-rounder, plus? For a 27-year-old running back of Taylor’s caliber, with the November 10 trade deadline looming, that’s a serious conversation starter for “several teams” who ESPN’s Stephen Holder said are showing interest. The guy is a game-changer, no doubt, and the Colts aren’t letting him go cheap.
What This Means With Our Seahawks Already Active
It’s wild timing, too. Our own Seahawks just pulled off a trade with the Colts, snagging an offensive lineman earlier this week. It makes you wonder what kind of moves the front office is looking at as the November 10 deadline closes in. We know they’re active, seeing as they already dealt with Indy. Are they done, or are they still assessing the market for any last-minute impact players? Every team is looking for that edge, and seeing the Colts throw out a price like that for Taylor shows how aggressive teams might be.
While all this trade chatter heats up, our boys in green and blue just put on a show at Lumen Field! The Seahawks took down the Kansas City Chiefs 20-3 in a statement win. With the trade deadline less than two weeks away, it’s clear our team is active. What’s next for the Emerald City squad? We’ll be watching every single move.
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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