Colts superstar RB Jonathan Taylor requests trade

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Won’t pay JT like he’s a top-of-the-market RB and yet, they’re asking for a 1st in return if they trade him. :stopitslime:
Bruh I hate that shyt…

We can’t pay him like he’s one of the top players at his position. But if we trade him we want to be compensated like he’s one of the top players at his position.
 
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For some reason switching teams is a death sentence for an elite RB. shyt almost never works out. The only recent example I can think of is CMC
The only one I can come up with off the topic of my head other than CMC is Shady. It also probably not as common for all-pro level RBs to change teams in their primes.
 

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For some reason switching teams is a death sentence for an elite RB. shyt almost never works out. The only recent example I can think of is CMC

The only one I can come up with off the topic of my head other than CMC is Shady. It also probably not as common for all-pro level RBs to change teams in their primes.
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This is so bizarre from the Colts standpoint. RBs like him can take the pressure off a young QB.

This is what I don't understand. Anyone who watches the game can see this but, these coaches, GM, and owners don't.

The love and trust in the QB position, has overshadowed everything in today's game.

Taylor is a monster, been watching the kid since his Wisconsin days. He just gotta stay healthy though. I want to see him win.
 

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This is so bizarre from the Colts standpoint. RBs like him can take the pressure off a young QB.
The guaranteed money on his extension would run its course before ARs 5th year option even kicks in (assuming he pans out). It's the exact situation where paying him should be an easy call.

Just a team following trends for the sake of it rather than looking in the mirror and realizing zigging when everyone else zags can be in your best interest. Irsay dumping gasoline on the fire also makes it way more complicated than it should be.
 
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