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NegativeValueAug 2, 2026
Colts veteran RB Taylor is in line for a new deal concurrent with Jahmyr Gibbs and Bijan Robinson seeking record-setting contracts. The source notes the question is which back gets done first and who lands atop the market when all three deals are completed.NegativeRoleAug 1, 2026
Taylor is in the final year of his contract with the Colts at age 27. The situation is far less contentious than the last time he sought a new pact, which saw him conduct a hold-in until he got paid. When asked about his contract this summer, Taylor was cordial but made it known he'd like to continue getting paid in Indy. The source raises the question of whether the situation could turn sour again if no extension comes before camp, or if Taylor might ratchet things up. The source also notes that when Jones was out last season, defenses could sell out to stop JT, and it wasn't pretty. If Taylor is going to be asked to keep carrying a hefty load with little aid, he might want commensurate compensation into the future.PositiveProjectionAug 1, 2026
Coming off a 1,585-yard rushing season in which he led the NFL with 323 carries and 18 rushing touchdowns, Taylor ranks first all-time in franchise history in rushing scores (69) and second in rushing yards—1,629 yards from passing Edgerrin James. Since 2024, only Derrick Henry (32) and Saquon Barkley (29) have generated more rushing yards than Taylor, demonstrating elite sustained production at age 27.PositiveRoleAug 1, 2026
Taylor is the keystone of the Colts offense, particularly with Daniel Jones coming off injury. The RB has leverage to push for a new deal in a pivotal season for general manager Chris Ballard, as Indy can't afford to be without its playmaking back.NegativeRoleNo date
Three-time Pro Bowler remained with the Colts through the trade deadline after rampant speculation over the past month; signed a two-year, $44 million extension in August keeping him under contract through 2028, which reduced urgency for the team to trade him despite Giants offering a second-round and fifth-round pick. Taylor deflected questions about willingness to rebuild, stating "Moves have already been made. It's time to go win versus Miami, baby."PositiveRoleNo date
Jonathan Taylor, the non-traded Colts running back, is the one with 'the goods' to secure victory in a low-scoring affair against the Dolphins, according to the source's pick of the Colts.NegativeRoleNo date
Running back Jonathan Taylor was placed on trade watch by the Indianapolis Colts leading up to the trade deadline, though he ultimately remained with the team after the deadline passed.NegativeProjectionNo date
Not trading Taylor at the deadline is risky for the Colts; Taylor's age and contract don't align with the direction of the organization, so getting a second-round pick at the deadline might have been the team's best-case scenario. Taylor's value could diminish over the next two months due to underperformance or injury. Taylor's addition to a contending team could have significantly altered the Super Bowl picture; the source notes it's hard to imagine too many teams that would have looked better than the Vikings with a backfield of Cousins and Taylor, along with Jefferson and that defense. The Giants also could have become runaway division favorites with Taylor in the mix. The Patriots, chasing the Bills in the AFC East, would have improved with Taylor in the backfield after injury concerns with Rhamondre Stevenson and Treveyon Henderson.NegativeDepth ChartNo date
The Giants explored trading for Colts running back Jonathan Taylor but did not complete a deal by Tuesday's deadline. This decision leaves Skattebo as the team's lead back going forward.NegativeRoleNo date
Running back Jonathan Taylor remained with the Indianapolis Colts at the trade deadline despite the team's lost season. Taylor was expected to be traded to a championship contender, but Indianapolis' steep asking price deterred suitors. Though Taylor has been one of the most productive backs since entering the NFL in 2020, he has played in just one playoff game (2020) over his seven-year career.NegativeDepth ChartNo date
Taylor remained with the Colts after the trade deadline despite Indianapolis engaging in a fire sale that shipped out four players including Quenton Nelson, DeForest Buckner, and Keenan Allen; as a star running back at nearly 28 years old, Taylor was seen as the most valuable asset and attracted interest from RB-needy contenders, but the Colts held firm and will finish 2026 with Taylor at the center of the offense.NegativeProjectionNo date
Taylor's Week 10 waiver-wire ranking is a prospective bet contingent on him being traded before Tuesday's 4 p.m. ET deadline; the source treats his trade status as a material variable affecting his waiver priority.NegativeRoleNo date
Taylor ranks eighth in the NFL with 610 rushing yards (4.1 per carry) and is tied for third with eight rushing touchdowns through eight games, but faces uncertainty around the trade deadline with rumors suggesting he could play his final games with the Colts as the team's firesale commences.NegativeValueNo date
Ranks eighth in NFL with 610 rushing yards (4.1 per carry) and tied for third with eight rushing touchdowns; subject to trade rumors with Colts' trade deadline uncertainty as struggling team could move notable contributors.NegativeMatchupNo date
Colts face Dallas Cowboys, who allowed backup running back Tyler Allgeier 191 scrimmage yards and two touchdowns in dominant late-game performance last week; weak Cowboys defense could present opportunity for success for Taylor and Colts offense.NegativeRoleNo date
The Colts have engaged in trade talks regarding running back Jonathan Taylor ahead of the trade deadline, indicating potential availability despite his status as a former first-round pick.PositiveUsageNo date
Taylor has 18 runs of 10-plus yards this season and forces 35 combined missed tackles, demonstrating elite tackle-breaking ability and explosive play generation compared to other NFL backs.NegativeProjectionNo date
Pro Bowl running back potentially available via trade before Nov. 10 deadline; Colts in rebuild mode after firing GM Chris Ballard and considering moving Taylor to return valuable draft capital.NegativeProjectionNo date
Through eight games in 2024, Taylor has 148 carries for 610 yards and eight touchdowns. He is preparing for his 93rd regular-season game with the Colts, with Sunday's home game against Dallas potentially being his last with the franchise if traded before the Tuesday deadline.NegativeDepth ChartNo date
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.NegativeUsageNo date
Taylor was limited to just eight carries for 23 yards in the Colts' 42-7 loss to Jacksonville last week, his fewest carries since 2023. He has been held below 100 rushing yards in all 15 of the Colts' past 15 games, marking the longest drought of his career amid the team's 2-6 record and four-game losing streak.PositiveMatchupNo date
Jonathan Taylor is set up for a big day against Dallas, the 32nd-ranked run defense in the league, though the Colts RB has recently been corralled by opposing defenses amid trade rumors.PositiveProjectionNo date
Taylor is described as 'one of the NFL's best running backs' and remains 'at the peak of his powers' despite the Colts' roster teardown and trade rumors. His contract extension ensures team control for any acquiring team, positioning him as the Colts' most valuable trade asset and a player with sustained elite production potential.NegativeRoleNo date
Coach Shane Steichen confirmed he is not limiting Taylor's workload despite trade rumors and injury risk concerns ahead of Week 9 against the Cowboys. Steichen stated: 'he's on our football team and he's excited for this opportunity to play. He wants to go win this game.' Taylor remains the Colts' most valuable trade asset, under contract control through an extension, and at peak performance as one of the NFL's best running backs; however, at 27 approaching 28 in January, he is not guaranteed to be part of the team's future amid the ongoing roster teardown.PositiveUsageNo date
Colts offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter emphasized Taylor's elite threat level: "When Jonathan Taylor has the ball in his hands, there's a real threat to the defense that this ball could go the whole way. You have to defend every gap in the run game. You have to make sure you know where he is in the passing game. If he gets into space, he creates a lot of problems for a defense. He has for years and years."NegativeBustNo date
Despite Taylor's elite individual production—rushing title in 2021, 1,431 yards in 2024, 1,585 yards and 20 touchdowns in 2025—the Colts have failed to make the playoffs in five consecutive seasons; the source argues Taylor is no longer the starting piece for a rebuilding franchise but rather the finishing piece for a contender, and that the Colts' dysfunction at quarterback (Daniel Jones regressed after injury), offensive line (weakened further by Nelson's trade), and wide receiver depth (Alec Pierce out with heel injury) have wasted his talent.PositiveValueNo date
Taylor is under contract through the 2028 season and is a three-time Pro Bowler, making him the Colts' hottest commodity before the trade deadline; the source suggests a realistic trade package would be similar to what the 49ers gave for Christian McCaffrey (2023 second-, third-, and fourth-round picks plus a 2024 fifth-rounder), though a first-rounder seems unlikely given his age (27) and 1,699 career carries.PositiveProjectionNo date
Taylor has rushed for 8,208 yards since entering the NFL, trailing only Derrick Henry during that span; he won the rushing title with 1,811 yards and earned first-team All-Pro in 2021, rushed for 1,431 yards across 14 games in 2024 despite a high ankle sprain, and racked up 1,585 rushing yards with 20 total touchdowns in 2025, establishing himself as an elite, durable performer.NegativeRoleNo date
Taylor's eight carries against Jacksonville were his fewest in a game since 2023 (the year he returned from ankle surgery), with just 4 yards on seven carries after his opening 19-yard run; the Colts' 28-0 halftime deficit limited his usage and highlighted the team's broader dysfunction.NegativeDepth ChartNo date
The source suggests the Colts should trade All-Pro running back Taylor, who is under contract through 2028, to net premium draft capital for their rebuilding effort. Taylor is positioned as a trade candidate following the departures of Nelson and Buckner.NegativeDepth ChartNo date
Colts running back expected to be next player traded in Indianapolis fire sale; source speculates Taylor could be moved ahead of Nov. 10 deadline. Denver Broncos identified as potential fit, with Sean Payton and Bo Nix needing offensive help; Taylor would be 'immediate game-changing presence' in Denver's backfield, which has underperformed compared to last season with J.K. Dobbins.NegativeUsageNo date
In Sunday's game against the Jaguars, Taylor started and played 62.3 percent of the offensive snaps, down from his season average of 77.4 percent. The reduced playing time was likely due to the lopsided 42-7 loss. The Colts proceeded in the game as if there was no trade imminent.PositiveValueNo date
The source identifies Jonathan Taylor as the prize of the running back trade market, ranking third in rushing yards since the start of the 2024 season. The Giants are among a handful of teams heavily interested in acquiring him. Taylor is under contract through 2028 with $16 million due in 2027 and $18 million in 2028, fitting the Giants' criteria for a player who helps beyond this season. However, the Colts are seeking a trade package similar to what the 49ers gave the Panthers for Christian McCaffrey (2023 second-round, 2023 third-round, 2023 fourth-round, and 2024 fifth-round picks), which would significantly deplete the Giants' draft capital.NegativeProjectionNo date
Jonathan Taylor could be traded away by the Colts, who are in a teardown phase after a 2-6 start and have already parted ways with GM Chris Ballard and traded Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner. The team's disastrous 42-7 loss to Jacksonville raises questions about the organization's direction and potential roster moves.NegativeUsageNo date
Taylor had a big 19-yard run early but did little else, earning 23 rushing yards on eight carries and a fumble on a botched trick play in the Colts' 42-7 loss to Jacksonville. The Colts may have limited his usage with the trade deadline looming to avoid putting him in harm's way, but once Indy fell behind big, there was little point in giving him more carries regardless of trade outcome.NegativeRoleNo date
The source suggests the Colts should move Jonathan Taylor and Josh Downs and anyone else they can to stockpile picks for their next GM, as part of a franchise reset; Taylor is identified as a key player the rebuilding Colts should trade away to maximize draft capital.NegativeUsageNo date
Taylor was stymied by Jacksonville's stingy run defense, scampering for 19 yards on his first touch but earning just eight rushes for 23 yards and catching four passes for 24 yards the rest of the contest; he also fumbled on a trick play in what may have been his last game in Indianapolis.PositiveProjectionNo date
Taylor has rushed for 587 yards and a league-leading eight touchdowns through the 2024 season, demonstrating elite production. Over his seven-year career, he has amassed 9,832 total yards and 84 touchdowns. He signed a two-year, $44 million extension in August, making him the third-highest-paid running back at $22 million per year, and remains under contract through 2028 at age 27, meaning he's in his prime and would not be a rental for an acquiring team.NegativeDepth ChartNo date
The Indianapolis Colts are open to trading Jonathan Taylor; multiple teams including Denver Broncos, Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings, New York Giants, and Seattle Seahawks have shown interest. While Colts ownership previously didn't want to trade him, the organization's 2-5 record and trade deadline seller trajectory have shifted the calculus. Taylor acknowledged the possibility of a trade occurring.NegativeRoleNo date
Taylor acknowledged he is aware of the business of football and that 'the day always comes (to part ways)' for many players. He has previously requested a trade during the 2023 offseason when sidelined with an ankle injury and seeking a contract extension, exchanging social media jabs with former owner Jim Irsay before eventually agreeing to a three-year, $42 million extension.NegativeValueNo date
Despite signing a two-year, $44 million extension in August through 2028, Taylor is positioned as the Colts' 'hottest commodity' ahead of the Nov. 10 trade deadline because he is more than a half-year rental compared to recently traded All-Pro teammates Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner, who were in final contract years. Taylor acknowledged his future in Indianapolis 'isn't rock solid' and that 'circumstances may cause otherwise,' though he has not heard trade rumors directly.NegativeRoleNo date
Taylor confirmed he has not requested a trade and denied changing his mind, stating the Colts need to rally together amid a 2-5 record and 11-game road losing streak against Jacksonville. He pushed back on the notion the team is rebuilding, emphasizing the competitive mindset: 'We're going out there trying to win' and 'Every time you go on the field, you want to dominate and show that you're the best,' despite the Colts trading All-Pro left guard Quenton Nelson and defensive tackle DeForest Buckner for draft picks.NegativeRoleNo date
One of the most productive running backs since entering the NFL in 2020, Taylor signed a two-year, $44 million extension in August, but with the Colts' rebuild underway following their trade-deadline fire sale, the team could opt to stockpile draft picks and trade him to a team needing an ever-present game-changing threat in their backfield.NegativeRoleNo date
Taylor has been mentioned as a potential trade candidate for the Colts, who are in a fire sale and stocking up on draft picks after firing general manager Chris Ballard. The Colts appear poised to miss the playoffs for the sixth straight year and are unlikely to be done selling before the Nov. 10 trade deadline.NegativeDepth ChartNo date
Colts running back potentially available ahead of Nov. 10 trade deadline; Indianapolis (2-5) has become a seller following GM Chris Ballard's firing and is monitoring trade options with two weeks remaining before deadline.NegativeDepth ChartNo date
The Colts are destined to be sellers at the trade deadline, and the possibility of moving on from Jonathan Taylor has been bandied about as part of a potential roster overhaul. Taylor's wife made social media posts about the possibility of the RB being traded to a contender, though Taylor himself downplayed the significance, saying 'You know everybody's on TikTok these days. So, you just have to come into work and stay focused.' The NFL trade deadline is Nov. 10 at 4 p.m. ET.NegativeDepth ChartNo date
Taylor is believed to be one of the hottest commodities at the NFL's looming trade deadline following the Colts' 2-5 start and loss to Minnesota. The source notes that unlike other Colts trade candidates, Taylor's multi-year contract extension makes him a more permanent asset, raising the question of whether the team will keep him as a contender or trade him for assets and value.NegativeRoleNo date
Taylor logged 18 carries for 95 yards and one touchdown against Minnesota; his 38-yard rushing TD extended his franchise record to 77 career rushing touchdowns with the Colts. He remains under contract through 2028 after signing a two-year, $44 million extension in August, making him the most valuable trade asset on the Colts' roster compared to other candidates like DeForest Buckner and Quenton Nelson who are on expiring deals.NegativeValueNo date
Colts running back Taylor is identified as a potential trade target for the Vikings ahead of the Nov. 10 trade deadline. The source notes that Taylor's ability to transform how defenses would try to defend the Vikings is too enticing not to consider, and that he would require a steep cost. Taylor does an admirable job as a pass protector but Indianapolis probably doesn't want him taking 10-plus hits against blitzers.NegativeRoleNo date
Star running back Jonathan Taylor said it hurt to see Ballard's firing and echoed coach Steichen's message that the team must pull themselves up and fight, stating 'Our general manager is gone. No one is gonna feel sorry for us. They're gonna say, Oh, let's try to kick 'em while they're down.' So, we gotta pull ourselves up, and we gotta fight.'NegativeProjectionNo date
May encounter big problems if Brian Flores' Vikings defense slows him down in Week 7; Bobby Kownack notes that the Vikings have a formidable defense that could limit Taylor's effectiveness.NegativeUsageNo date
Taylor fumbled to open the third quarter in the Colts' 26-20 loss to the Titans, contributing to a critical turnover that helped squander a 13-0 halftime lead.NegativeProjectionNo date
Despite his slower-than-usual start to the season at 79.6 rushing yards per game through five weeks, Taylor is still averaging 89.8 rushing yards per game for his NFL career, the most among active players and the fifth-highest mark in history. Only Hall of Famers Jim Brown, Barry Sanders, Terrell Davis, and Eric Dickerson have averaged more.NegativeRoleNo date
Taylor is averaging just 1.18 yards before contact in 2026, the lowest mark of his career. He's faced eight defenders in the box on 38.6 percent of his runs in 2026, 7 percent higher than last year. Last week against Pittsburgh, the Steelers had eight men in the box on 80 percent of Taylor's runs, the second-highest mark of any regular-season game in his career, and he finished with a season-low 45 yards on 15 carries.NegativeMatchupNo date
Despite averaging 157.7 rushing yards in his last three games against Tennessee with nine total touchdowns (eight rushing, one receiving), Taylor faces a stiff test against the Titans' fourth-ranked run defense (3.5 yards per carry allowed). The Titans are anchored by four-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons, whom Taylor acknowledged as the heart and soul of their defense.NegativeUsageNo date
Taylor has gone 12 straight games without reaching 100 rushing yards, the second-longest drought of his career. More concerning than the 100-yard drought is his lack of signature breakaway runs; he hasn't had a run of at least 25 yards since Week 12 of last season (a 27-yarder against Kansas City), spanning 224 carries. He has 32 runs of 25+ yards since 2020, second-most in the league, but trails Derrick Henry's 50.NegativeMatchupNo date
The source questions whether it's hard to imagine the Titans containing Jonathan Taylor in their Week 6 matchup, suggesting Taylor could be a factor for Indianapolis despite the Colts' overall struggles.NegativeUsageNo date
Taylor was held in check in Pittsburgh during Week 5, rushing for just 8 yards on seven carries in the first half and finishing with only 45 yards on 15 carries, adding 37 receiving yards for his worst game of the season so far. With Indianapolis' porous defense, the Colts' offense cannot afford slumps like this, especially at 2-3 and falling behind Pittsburgh in the wild-card race.PositiveProjectionNo date
Taylor is heating up for Indianapolis, carrying his team to victory in London and finding the end zone at a near-league-best clip; if he can dictate Sunday's game against Pittsburgh, the Colts will come away with a win in Week 5.PositiveUsageNo date
Taylor carried the Colts to victory in London with 20 carries for 95 yards and two touchdowns (5-yard scores in Q2 and Q3), powering an offense that got off to a slow start. He now ranks first all-time in international rushing yards (408) and touchdowns (six) across three games, and third all-time in scrimmage yards with 458 (behind Justin Jefferson's 491 in four games and Travis Etienne Jr.'s 472 in five games). His 75 career rushing touchdowns reached that threshold in 88 games, tied for the fifth-fastest mark in league history.PositiveUsageNo date
Taylor dominated the Colts' Week 4 win over Washington with 95 rushing yards and two touchdowns on the ground, pacing the NFL with 86 carries on the season entering Sunday's later slate. He now holds the record for most rushing yards in international game history (408 yards) and is the first player in NFL history to have multiple international games with multiple touchdowns scored, previously recording three TDs in Berlin in 2025. With the Colts struggling through the air (poorly), Taylor figures to continue shouldering the offensive load going forward.NegativeProjectionNo date
Taylor is off to a career-worst start in efficiency, averaging fewer than 4 rushing yards per attempt and failing to record 100 ground yards in any game through three weeks; he's tied for the league lead in rushing attempts (66) but posted just 68 yards and no TD in Week 3's win over Houston. He faces a Washington run defense ranked third in the NFL (246 yards allowed through three weeks) with the league's best run stuff percentage (25%) and tied for third in limiting 10-plus yard runs (5 allowed). Despite his international pedigree—244 rushing yards and 286 yards from scrimmage in last year's Berlin game—Taylor must break his efficiency slump or the Colts risk falling behind Jacksonville in the AFC South.NegativeProjectionNo date
Taylor faces a Commanders run defense ranked third in the NFL through three weeks; despite his international legend status after last year's Berlin performance, he hasn't broken 100 yards in a game this season, suggesting continued struggles ahead.NegativeProjectionNo date
Taylor is cited as a comparison for Warren's rushing efficiency. Warren has posted 4.8 yards per carry since entering the league, exceeding Taylor's 4.6 YPC over the same span.PositiveProjectionNo date
Jonathan Taylor is a stud running back for the Colts heading into Week 3 against Houston, but he has to be a one-man army with Daniel Jones still seemingly working his way back from last December's Achilles tear and Indianapolis' $114 million field stretcher (likely referring to a high-priced player) hitting injured reserve.NegativeUsageNo date
Taylor finished with 24 carries for 92 yards and scored two touchdowns, both in the red zone, in the Colts' 33-30 OT loss to Kansas City; coach Shane Steichen called back-to-back run plays for Taylor in overtime on second-and-11 and first-and-goal situations, hoping Taylor would break free for the game-winning touchdown or drain the clock, though the runs lost three yards and failed to produce the desired result.NegativeUsageNo date
Jonathan Taylor ran for nearly 100 yards and two TDs in Week 1 against Baltimore, but it was not nearly enough to prevent the Colts' loss; the source suggests the Chiefs' defense is better equipped to contain opposing rushing attacks than the Colts' defense was against Baltimore.NegativeUsageNo date
Jonathan Taylor ran for nearly 100 yards and two TDs in Week 1 for the Colts, but it wasn't nearly enough in their 41-23 loss to the Ravens; Dan notes that the Colts have a strong rushing attack of their own, but the Chiefs appear to be the much better equipped squad when it comes to keeping the opposition's strength in check.PositiveUsageNo date
Paced the Colts offense with 121 scrimmage yards, including 98 rushing yards and two rushing scores in Week 1 loss. It marked Taylor's 14th career game with 100-plus scrimmage yards and two-plus rushing touchdowns, tying him with Hall of Famer Edgerrin James for the most such games in Colts franchise history.PositiveProjectionNo date
Taylor proved to be the Colts' surest means of production in Week 1, punching in two scores and collecting 121 yards on 22 touches while averaging 5.2 yards per carry with five of his attempts going for 10-plus yards, demonstrating his continued elite efficiency despite the Colts' lopsided loss.PositiveProjectionNo date
Jonathan Taylor was voted No. 17 in the Top 100 Players ranking. Taylor paced all NFLers with 20 touchdowns in 2025, tying for the league lead. The source calls the top seven running backs (Robinson, McCaffrey, Gibbs, Henry, Taylor, James Cook, and De'Von Achane) an impressive and pretty unassailable group.PositiveProjectionNo date
Taylor logged the second-most red zone carries (70) and the most red zone yards (204) in 2025, and has led the league in rushing scores in two of his six NFL seasons, positioning him as a top rushing touchdown candidate for 2026.PositiveProjectionNo date
Projected to lead the NFL in non-QB rushing yards for 2026. The source notes Taylor lost the rushing crown to James Cook by just 36 yards in 2025 after tailing off from a torrid start. Over the Colts' first 10 games, Taylor produced outings of 165, 102, 123, 153, and 244 rushing yards when Indianapolis was operating at its peak. With Daniel Jones looking fully back from his Achilles tear, those types of performances are again on the menu.PositiveValueNo date
Taylor deserved his recent contract extension (two years, $44 million, $39 million guaranteed) after posting four 1,000-yard rushing campaigns in six pro seasons, grabbing a rushing title and leading the league in touchdowns twice; he represents the old-school workhorse archetype that punishes defenses on hard-hitting runs between the tackles.NegativeProjectionNo date
Taylor led the NFL in rushing attempts and rushing touchdowns in 2025 (like he did in 2021) and led the league in rushing yards gained after forcing a missed tackle in 2025 (637, per NFL Pro). Projecting his career game-by-game numbers to a full season yields 1,835 scrimmage yards and 15 total touchdowns. Health is a concern (missed 6, 7, and 3 games in 2022-2024), but David Montgomery believes Taylor can stay healthy in 2026 like he did last year.