Many NFL teams would be better with Jonathan Taylor on the roster.
It looks like one top NFC team with Super Bowl dreams plans on adding him to their roster.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported Monday that the Indianapolis Colts gave the running back permission to seek a trade. His contract dispute with the team has been a major storyline this offseason.
The Cowboys could make sense for Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor, but the Colts are making that difficult since they are seeking a first-round pick or a combination of picks in a potential trade for Taylor.
Because of that high asking price, Josina Anderson says the team is “not immediately” considering a trade because they don’t think they can afford him.
The Cowboys hold their first, second, third and fourth, and seventh-round draft picks for the 2024 NFL Draft. However, they’re lacking fifth and sixth-round draft picks due to earlier trades.
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While Dallas is unlikely to give up their first-round pick for Taylor, they could theoretically package a second or third-round pick with another pick, but it would end up being just for a rental since they do not have the money to give him the contract that he is seeking.
Tony Pollard will enter the 2023 season as the unquestioned starter for the Cowboys after splitting snaps with Ezekiel Elliott last season.
