From the episode
Jonathan Taylor is under contract for two more years. He got extended this offseason... I'll say, like, 10%, 15%... if he gets traded, it actually could really benefit his value... He was scoring as well as Christian McCaffrey, and he was basically the RB1.
STACKED’s take
Taylor has only 10-15% trade probability; could see fantasy value rise if moved to contender.
Running back under contract for two more years after an offseason extension; the source estimates only a 10-15% probability he gets traded. The Colts are unlikely to trade Taylor unless offered something exceptional (like a first-round pick) because he is the franchise's most joy-producing element and the only reason fans turn on games or buy tickets. The source believes the Colts will keep him to set up a new quarterback with an established running game and to honor him as a franchise icon. However, if Taylor were traded to a team like Minnesota, Denver, or Chicago with a strong offensive scheme (particularly Ben Johnson's Bears offense), his fantasy value could actually improve significantly. The source notes Taylor was scoring at Christian McCaffrey levels and was the RB1 at the end of last season before the Colts' collapse, and believes he could excel in a better offensive situation.
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