Jonathan Taylor left Sunday's game without knowing whether he would play another snap for theIndianapolis Colts.
Following a 27-23 loss to the Dallas Cowboys, the running back confronted his unknown future with the NFL trade deadline two days away.
Asked whether Sunday marked his final game with Indianapolis, Taylor had no firm answer.
“I’m not sure. I know as much as you,” Taylor said, according to James Boyd of The Athletic. “If it is (my last game with the Colts), I’m very grateful for the city of Indianapolis,” Taylor said.
Boyd reported that Taylor was also asked whether he had requested a trade.
“It really doesn’t even matter,” Taylor said.
Jonathan Taylor, asked if this was his last game with the #Colts: “I’m not sure. I know as much as you.”
“If it is (my last game with the #Colts), I’m very grateful for the city of Indianapolis.” Asked if he requested a trade, Taylor said, “It really doesn’t even matter. …” pic.twitter.com/uCdidujUsn
— James Boyd (@RomeovilleKid) November 8, 2026
The Colts have already traded guard Quenton Nelson and defensive tackle DeForest Buckner. Sunday's defeat dropped Indianapolis to 2-7 and extended its losing streak to five games.
Taylor finished with 46 rushing yards against Dallas. He also lost a fourth-quarter fumble as Indianapolis tried to rally.
The NFL trade deadline is Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 4 p.m. ET.
This article originally appeared on Colts Wire: Colts' Jonathan Taylor addresses uncertain future after Cowboys loss
