The NFL trade deadline is just hours away, and while speculation around a number of Indianapolis Colts players has swirled for a few weeks, ESPN's Stephen Holder isn't so sure that we'll see any major deals on Tuesday.
While other trades could be made, Holder's feeling at this moment is that Daniel Jones and Jonathan Taylor remain with the Colts.
"At THIS moment, I believe it would take a significant shift for either Jonathan Taylor or Daniel Jones to end up being traded today," Holder posted on X. "This is NOT a prediction. Things can change. But this is my understanding entering the final hours."
On the Colts + the trade deadline: At THIS moment, I believe it would take a significant shift for either Jonathan Taylor or Daniel Jones to end up
being traded today. This is NOT a prediction. Things can change. But this is my understanding entering the final hours.
— Stephen Holder (@HolderStephen) November 10, 2026
This from Holder aligns with what we have heard from others in recent days.
Tom Pelissero reported on Sunday evening that the Colts informed Daniel Jones on Saturday that he won't be traded.
Regarding Taylor, Pelissero also reported that the "most likely destination" for the Colts running back is Indianapolis.
Ian Rapoport then recently reported that the Colts don't feel like they have to move Taylor and are willing to build around him moving forward.
Other trade candidates for the Colts include Josh Downs, Grover Stewart, and Keenan Allen.
This article originally appeared on Colts Wire: Latest intel on Colts' Jonathan Taylor, Daniel Jones before trade deadline
