The Indianapolis Colts are reportedly evaluating a potential trade scenario that would send both running back Jonathan Taylor and quarterback Daniel Jones to the same team, according to a report from Heavy.com published Sunday.
The two offensive players shared the backfield during the Colts' game against the Jacksonville Jaguars at EverBank Stadium on November 1, 2026, with Jones handing off to Taylor in the second half. That on-field partnership has now become the center of trade speculation less than a week later.
Taylor, wearing number 28, has been one of the league's premier running backs since entering the NFL, while Jones, number 17, joined Indianapolis after his release from the New York Giants. The possibility of packaging both players in a single deal represents an unusual but potentially strategic move for a Colts franchise looking to reshape its roster.
No specific destination teams were named in the initial report, and the Colts' front office has not publicly commented on the trade discussions. The NFL trade deadline typically falls in early November, placing any potential deal within the current transaction window.
