Multiple NFL teams have contacted the Indianapolis Colts to inquire about trading for quarterback Daniel Jones, according to sources. These discussions occur alongside ongoing interest from other franchises in Colts running back Jonathan Taylor.
Jones, currently with the New York Giants, signed a four-year, $160 million contract extension in March that included $82 million guaranteed at signing. Teams are exploring potential scenarios that could bring the 26-year-old quarterback to Indianapolis, though the substantial contract makes any deal complex. The Colts drafted Anthony Richardson in the first round and have him slated as their future at the position.
Jonathan Taylor, a Pro Bowl running back, has drawn considerable attention from multiple teams. The Colts have received various trade offers for Taylor, who is seeking a contract extension and has expressed dissatisfaction with his current situation. His production and age maintain his market value.
Fielding calls on two such high-profile players indicates the Colts' willingness to engage in major roster moves. Such discussions could yield valuable draft capital or cap flexibility.
