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Seahawks Won't Trade for Jonathan Taylor
Seahawks skip Jonathan Taylor trade due to contract terms.
In brief
Seahawks skip Jonathan Taylor trade due to contract terms. Seattle Seahawks won't trade for Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor because his $16.1 million cap hit and two-year $44 million contract make him too expensive for a midseason deal. Originally reported by Seattle Seahawks On SI.
Seahawks on Trade Deadline
Seattle Seahawks are a team to keep an eye on during the weeks leading up to the NFL trade deadline on November 10, but it is very difficult to pull off a midseason deal.
Why Colts Could Trade Taylor
Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor has 122 carries for 492 yards and seven touchdowns, ranking sixth in rushing yards behind Jahmyr Gibbs, Derrick Henry, James Cook, Bijan Robinson and Kenneth Walker.
Colts Fire GM
The Colts made a bold move earlier this week by firing general manager Chris Ballard after nine seasons with the team, signaling an organizational reset.
Taylor's Contract Terms
Taylor's $16.1 million cap hit this season and two-year $44 million contract make him too expensive for a midseason trade.
Seahawks' Alternative
The Seahawks need a cheaper running back option or hope Zach Charbonnet and Jadarian Price get healthier sooner rather than later.
Why Seahawks Won't Trade
The Seahawks aren't willing to pay Taylor the same as they would for a cheaper running back, especially for just half a season.
What Happens Next
The Seahawks will likely look for a cheaper running back option or wait for Zach Charbonnet and Jadarian Price to get healthier.
Here's the gist
Seattle Seahawks won't trade for Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor because his $16.1 million cap hit and two-year $44 million contract make him too expensive for a midseason deal.
