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Colts will not trade Jonathan Taylor despite offers, report says

Multiple teams offered a second-round pick plus more for the running back, according to Tom Pelissero of Netflix.

By Liam Faleolo

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Indianapolis intends to keep running back Jonathan Taylor through Tuesday’s 4 p.m. ET trade deadline, according to a report from Tom Pelissero of Netflix, despite receiving offers from several teams.

Pelissero reported that the proposals included a second-round pick and additional compensation. The Colts were seeking a blockbuster return before they would consider a trade, though time remained for another offer before the deadline.

Indianapolis has made several moves focused on its future since dismissing former General Manager Chris Ballard. Those included sending receiver Keenan Allen to San Francisco on Tuesday.

Quarterback Daniel Jones also reportedly received word from the Colts that they would keep him beyond the deadline.

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