Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor reaches an agreement on a two-year contract extension valued at $44 million, according to multiple reports. The deal is framed as a new contract term that keeps Taylor with the franchise through the next stages of his NFL career. Reporting also indicates that the extension builds on Taylor’s established role in the Colts’ offense as they look toward the 2025–26 seasons and a continued push for the playoffs. One report describes the agreement as Taylor’s third contract with the Colts. Another notes that Taylor is entering his seventh NFL season and, over his career to date, has recorded 9,067 yards from scrimmage and 76 total touchdowns. CBS Sports also compares the size of Taylor’s new contract to other recent running back compensation in the league, suggesting it aligns with the current market for top-tier backs. Across outlets, the central points are consistent: Taylor and the Colts agree to a two-year extension, reported at $44 million, with the agreement intended to keep him in Indianapolis for the foreseeable future.