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ArticleColts' Taylor eager for 'verdict' amid trade speculation. He'll get one soonCol...Captured November 6, 2026
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Because Taylor is more than a half-year rental, he's viewed as the Colts' hottest trade commodity and has plenty of suitors. Coach Shane Steichen said Taylor will have his usual workload against the Cowboys.

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Taylor is Colts' top trade commodity with multiple suitors before Tuesday deadline; usual workload confirmed.

Taylor is viewed as the Colts' hottest trade commodity with plenty of suitors ahead of the Tuesday 4 p.m. ET trade deadline. He signed a two-year, $44 million extension in August through the 2028 season, making him more than a half-year rental unlike recently traded All-Pros Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner. Coach Shane Steichen confirmed Taylor will have his usual workload against the Cowboys despite trade speculation.

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