Colts Would ‘Strongly Consider’ Giants’ Last Offer For RB Jonathan Taylor

The Indianapolis Colts are reportedly open to trading running back Jonathan Taylor, with ProFootballRumors.com stating that the team would “strongly consider” the Giants’ last offer. Yahoo Sports reported that the Colts were expected to receive calls from the Giants on Tuesday, while another Yahoo Sports item said the Giants remained among teams in the mix following a significant shift in odds. The trade deadline is the immediate focus: Bleacher Report published new NFL rumors on November 11 about the Colts’ decision to keep Taylor and quarterback Daniel Jones at the 2026 deadline. The sequence of coverage places the most concrete proposal with the Giants, but the reporting also shows that interest was not limited to one team.

The coverage spans four outlets and six articles, with Yahoo Sports carrying the largest share of the reporting. Its headlines covered the expected Tuesday calls from the Giants, the Giants’ continued position in the mix after an odds shift, and a separate argument that a last-minute trade involving the star running back would make sense for the Patriots. CBS Sports contributed a mock-trade analysis showing how the Giants, Broncos and Seahawks could target the Colts’ star running back. ProFootballRumors.com supplied the most direct assessment of the Colts’ posture toward the Giants’ offer, and Bleacher Report added the latest rumors on whether Indianapolis keeps Taylor and Jones. The emphasis is on deadline-driven decision-making and a widening set of potential suitors rather than on a completed transaction.

For readers following the story, the key context is that the Colts face a choice involving two prominent players, Taylor at running back and Jones at quarterback, as the 2026 deadline approaches. The Giants have been described as making a “last offer,” and Yahoo Sports reported that the Colts were expected to receive calls from them Tuesday, indicating active negotiation rather than a settled outcome. At the same time, the reference to a “big odds shift” suggests the market view on a deal changed, and the presence of the Broncos, Seahawks and Patriots in related coverage shows that other clubs were also being discussed as possible buyers. The coverage does not yet specify the terms of any offer or state that a trade has been agreed.

What to watch next is whether the Giants’ offer produces a decision before the deadline, and whether the Colts retain both Taylor and Jones. Any confirmed call from the Giants, a revised proposal or additional interest from the Broncos, Seahawks or Patriots would clarify the situation. The Bleacher Report’s November 11 rumor roundup is the most recent item in the coverage, so it may indicate where the discussion stood late in the process. The mock-trade scenarios from CBS Sports remain speculative by design, and the Patriots angle from Yahoo Sports is presented as analysis rather than a reported agreement. For now, the supported position is that Indianapolis is considering a late offer for Taylor while other teams remain in the conversation.