One of the biggest trade chips is reportedly coming off the market.
The Ringer’s Tom Pelissero has the scoop on Jonathan Taylor not being traded by the Indianapolis Colts:
The Colts won’t trade star RB Jonathan Taylor by today’s deadline, sources tell @ringer @netflixsports. Multiple teams offered a second-round pick and more for Taylor. But the Colts wanted a blockbuster offer to even consider it. Instead, Taylor stays in Indy. t.co/FH1NtHa8k6
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) November 10, 20262026 NFL TRADE DEADLINE TRACKER — WITH LIVE UPDATES
No Jonathan Taylor Trade Is Good News For the Bears
The Indianapolis Colts looked to be off to the races and on the fast track to a full-blown sell-off after trading away defensive tackle DeForest Buckner and offensive lineman Quenton Nelson. Dealing players who are viewed as franchise cornerstones is usually a telling sign. However, Indy is standing pat and keeping Taylor in town. This makes sense to me, mostly because it positions the Colts’ next full-time general manager to make a decision on Taylor’s future. Plus, he might have more teams interested in a trade when March rolls around. Don’t get me wrong. I think Indianapolis could have gotten a haul for Taylor. But I’m glad they aren’t going to test the waters.
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As a Bears fan, this news comes as a breath of fresh air. The Minnesota Vikings and Green Bay Packers had been reported as teams that were interested in swinging a trade for Jonathan Taylor. As far as I’m concerned, I’m strongly against Chicago’s rivals improving themselves ahead of the trade deadline. It’s why I hate the Kirk Cousins trade so much. That deal should make the Vikings offense look competent. Cousins is the fourth-best quarterback in this division, so it’s not like his return to Minnesota strikes fear in my heart. But competent is a significant upgrade from whatever words you’d use to describe the play of Carson Wentz, Max Brosmer, and Kyler Murray.
Colts RB Jonathan Taylor. IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters ConnectWith Taylor staying put, I wonder what’s next for the Colts. Will defensive tackle Grover Stewart get moved? What about tight end Mo Alie-Cox? The Bears aren’t in the market for a receiver, but I am curious what might happen with Josh Downs after his public trade request. The NFL Trade Deadline is at 3 p.m. CT. Tick-tock.
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