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The Colts might be regretting their rejection of the Giants’ offer of second- and fifth-round picks for running back Jonathan Taylor. Indianapolis would “strongly consider” a similar package if it were put back on the table, according to NFL insider…

The Indianapolis Colts would reportedly strongly consider a previous trade offer from the New York Giants for running back Jonathan Taylor if it were offered again. According to NFL insider Jordan Schultz, the proposed package included a second-round and a fifth-round draft pick. Taylor has not submitted a formal trade request, but he is reportedly open to a trade and would welcome a fresh start.
While the Colts are not looking to force a trade, they could revisit discussions regarding Taylor in the upcoming offseason. Taylor is currently signed to a two-year, $44 million contract extension running through 2028, but recent reports indicate the Giants could potentially re-engage in trade talks.
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