WESTFIELD — Colts principal owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon indicated that she's open to a contract extension for Jonathan Taylor even though the team is headed into a critical season for the franchise's future.
Taylor, the team's best offensive weapon, has made it clear that he'd like to sign an extension in Indianapolis.
The three-time Pro Bowler has already said he wants to be a Colt for life, and while two other backs, Detroit's Jahmyr Gibbs and Atlanta's Bijan Robinson, are sitting out training-camp practices in the hopes of getting a new deal, Taylor is practicing.
The tone the Colts have set with Taylor this time around is the opposite of the contentious negotiation that led to Taylor's three-year, $42 million extension in 2023. Taylor indicated earlier this week that the two sides have already been talking, and that he's got faith in his agent, Malki Kawa, and the Colts to come together on a deal.
Irsay-Gordon reciprocated on Friday by praising a player who has rushed for 7,598 yards and scored 76 total touchdowns in six seasons with the Colts.
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Taylor, the team's best offensive weapon, has made it clear that he'd like to sign an extension in Indianapolis.
The three-time Pro Bowler has already said he wants to be a Colt for life, and while two other backs, Detroit's Jahmyr Gibbs and Atlanta's Bijan Robinson, are sitting out training-camp practices in the hopes of getting a new deal, Taylor is practicing.
The tone the Colts have set with Taylor this time around is the opposite of the contentious negotiation that led to Taylor's three-year, $42 million extension in 2023. Taylor indicated earlier this week that the two sides have already been talking, and that he's got faith in his agent, Malki Kawa, and the Colts to come together on a deal.
Irsay-Gordon reciprocated on Friday by praising a player who has rushed for 7,598 yards and scored 76 total touchdowns in six seasons with the Colts.
#gordon
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