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The Indianapolis Colts are finally willing to hear offers for RB Jonathan Taylor — and the New York Giants are reportedly in the mix.

The Indianapolis Colts are officially open to hearing trade offers for star running back Jonathan Taylor, with multiple teams actively engaging in discussions. According to reports from ESPN and NFL Network, the New York Giants are among the franchises showing interest in acquiring the running back via trade.
Writer Kyle Crabbs highlights that the first-place Giants, led by head coach John Harbaugh, could further boost their middle-of-the-pack rushing offense by landing Taylor. However, Crabbs questions whether New York should go all-in compared to other interested contenders, which reportedly include the Denver Broncos, Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings, and Seattle Seahawks.
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