Jonathan Taylor, one of the league’s top running backs, could be sporting the green and blue of the Seahawks by Tuesday evening. Yep, you read that right. The trade chatter has been heating up for two weeks, and now the clock is seriously ticking on a deal that could bring the Colts’ star to Lumen Field.
Indy’s Fire Sale and the Asking Price
The word around league circles is crystal clear: the 2-7 Colts are in full sell-off mode. They’re ready to move anyone and everyone, and they *should* be. Their goal is to stack up draft picks, making that General Manager job opening look a whole lot sweeter. When a team hits rock bottom like this, you know a fire sale is coming, and Jonathan Taylor is their biggest chip. The Colts are eyeing a package similar to what the 49ers coughed up for Christian McCaffrey. That’s a high bar, no doubt, but the current belief is they’ll take the best offer on the table as the deadline closes in. It all comes down to which teams are serious and how much they’re willing to pay.
The Emerald City in the Mix
So, where do our beloved Seahawks fit into all this? Well, the Emerald City is officially on the rumored list of potential landing spots for Taylor, and that’s got the 12s buzzing! We’re not alone, though. Teams like the Giants, Vikings, Broncos, and Packers have all been linked to Taylor. Even the 49ers, a team that already made a splash for McCaffrey, are in the “unexpected” category for a potential swoop. The competition is real, but knowing our front office, they’ll be doing their due diligence. This isn’t just a casual rumor. A trade is expected to happen before the clock strikes 4:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday, November 10.
Tuesday, November 10, 4:00 p.m. ET. That’s the moment we’re all watching. Could Jonathan Taylor be taking handoffs from Sam Darnold by next week? Could he be the spark our offense needs? The next 48 hours are going to be wild, Seattle. Keep your phones charged and those notifications on, because a huge move could be coming to Lumen Field.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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