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The Indianapolis Colts are still figuring out what to do with Jonathan Taylor. The New York Giants might start calling more often. The NFL trade deadline is on Tuesday, Nov. 10, but it’s not clear the Giants can waste much…

Billy Heyen argues that recent injuries to the New York Giants' backfield could accelerate their interest in trading for Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor. With the NFL trade deadline approaching on November 10, the Giants have been connected as a potential landing spot for Taylor, who is under contract through 2028.
The Giants currently face depth issues after placing Tyrone Tracy on injured reserve and seeing Cam Skattebo sidelined with a hamstring issue. Heyen notes that while Indianapolis would likely seek a first-round pick in any permanent trade deal, New York's growing injury desperation could influence trade talks.
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