The Indianapolis Colts already made a tough call for their future, sending cornerstone Quenton Nelson to our very own Seahawks. That’s a huge move for the Emerald City! But now, the big question hanging over Indianapolis is whether their star running back, Jonathan Taylor, is next on the trade block. It’s a wild time in the NFL leading up to that trade deadline.
Indy Is Selling Off Their Stars, And We Got a Big One
It’s not just Nelson the Colts have shipped out. They’ve been making some hard decisions, already trading DeForest Buckner to the 49ers. So, when a team starts moving key players like that, you have to wonder who’s truly safe. We know firsthand, because we just picked up a massive talent in Quenton Nelson. Think about that for a second. The Colts are in full rebuild mode if they’re letting go of guys like this. Does that mean more big names are on the move?
Taylor’s Own Words: “I Haven’t Heard Anything”
Jonathan Taylor himself stepped up to the media on Thursday, October 29, to address all the trade speculation swirling around him. And what he said tells you everything you need to know about the uncertainty in Indy. He straight up told reporters, “I haven’t heard anything. I can’t control that. Obviously, you guys know that I’m always proud to wear the horseshoe. I’m always proud to be here. … But obviously, circumstances may cause otherwise. Hopefully that day may not come, but I can’t control that.” That’s the sound of a player who knows his future is absolutely not guaranteed, even if he wants to stay. “Circumstances may cause otherwise”? Oof.
With the trade deadline approaching and the Colts already dealing away major pieces like Nelson to our Seahawks, everyone’s watching to see if Taylor will be the next one out the door. Keep your eyes peeled, Seattle, because if Indy keeps shedding talent, it could open up even more opportunities for teams making a push.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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