The Indianapolis Colts do not trade running back Jonathan Taylor by the NFL trade deadline, with reports saying the team turned down multiple offers—often described as second-round pick packages—from other clubs.

Across the outlets, the central point is consistent: Indianapolis entertains trade offers for Taylor but ultimately holds on to him rather than completing a deal before the deadline. Most coverage frames this as the Colts’ decision to wait for a better package than what was presented.

One outlet provides extra specificity about the type of offer reportedly rejected, describing a second-round pick from the New York Giants among the trade proposals the Colts declined. Other reports use similar wording and emphasize that multiple offers were rejected, but focus more broadly on the deadline outcome and the Colts keeping Taylor.