Colts, Jonathan Taylor had 'good conversations' about contract status
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Indianapolis Colts' running back Jonathan Taylor is entering the final year of his current contract. During offseason programs, he said that he would "love to be a Colt for life."
Whether or not a new deal will be reached remains to be seen, but following Wednesday's first training camp practice, Taylor did say that there have "been some good conversations," according to ESPN's Stephen Holder.
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Taylor added that he has "faith" that the two sides will be able to reach a new deal.
Colts RB Jonathan Taylor says of his contract situation, “there’s been some good conversations” and “I have faith” in the team coming through with a new deal.
— Stephen Holder (@HolderStephen) July 29, 2026
On Taylor's current deal, he is averaging $14 million per year, which ranks as the seventh-most among running backs. Perhaps of interest to Taylor as he looks for an extension, Devon Achane signed a four-year, $64 million extension this offseason, making him the third-highest-paid back in football.
From a production standpoint, Taylor remains one of the top backs in football, while shouldering a heavy workload out of the backfield. He played in 13 games in 2024 and all 17 games last season. rushing for 1,431 yards and 1,585 yards, respectively, as one of the more productive backs in football each year.
Taylor did practice on Wednesday.
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