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There is speculation that the 49ers might have interest in Colts running back Jonathan Taylor. It's unlikely, but there's a way in which it could work.

Niner Noise examines recent speculation from Pro Football Talk regarding whether the San Francisco 49ers could trade for Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor ahead of the deadline. While noting that the rumors lack confirmed reporting connecting the team to Taylor, the writer argues that adding Taylor could provide an unconventional boost alongside Christian McCaffrey.
According to the report, Indianapolis reportedly seeks substantial draft capital comparable to the package Carolina received for McCaffrey. The writer suggests San Francisco could deploy McCaffrey more in the slot while pairing him with Taylor, who is under contract through 2028 and could serve as an eventual successor.
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