Indianapolis is fielding interest from five teams, including the Broncos and Giants, as its roster fire sale continues.
The Colts are now open to trading Jonathan Taylor, according to multiple reports, with trade talks described as active and ongoing ahead of the deadline. Indianapolis has reportedly fielded interest from the Broncos, Packers, Vikings, Giants and Seahawks, all of whom have shown at least some level of interest in acquiring the three-time Pro Bowler.
This is not an isolated move. The Colts have already dealt guard Quenton Nelson to the Seahawks and defensive tackle DeForest Buckner to the 49ers, suggesting a broader teardown rather than a one-off sale. Taylor would be the most significant name to go if a deal gets done, given his track record as one of the league's top rushers.
Unlike quieter, limited-shopping trades some teams prefer for star players, Indianapolis appears to be taking the opposite approach, letting word spread widely to maximize potential offers. Multiple teams have already reached out directly. No trade has been finalized, but with several suitors in play and the deadline approaching, a resolution could come quickly.