Jonathan Taylor thanks Indianapolis in postgame remarks amid trade-deadline speculation
Jonathan Taylor said he would thank Indianapolis if the Colts' 23-27 loss to the Dallas Cowboys proved to be his final game in the city, NBC Sports' Pro Football Talk reported on 2026-11-09. Colts.com identifies the comments as a postgame locker-room exchange in which Taylor addressed trade-deadline speculation.
In a postgame locker-room media exchange after the Indianapolis Colts' 23-27 loss to the Dallas Cowboys, running back Jonathan Taylor told reporters that if the game proved to be his final one in Indianapolis he wanted to thank the city, NBC Sports' Pro Football Talk reported on 2026-11-09. Colts.com's video of the postgame session says Taylor addressed 'swirling trade speculation' as the NFL trade deadline approached; PFT places the comments 'moments after' the loss and about 48 hours before the deadline. PFT also quotes Taylor telling fans, 'I hope they appreciate and know that I appreciate them.'
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