Colts Sign Jonathan Taylor to $44 Million Extension

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Colts Sign Jonathan Taylor to $44 Million Extension

The Colts signed star running back Jonathan Taylor to a two-year, $44 million contract extension that includes $39 million guaranteed and keeps him under contract through the 2028 season. Taylor is coming off a standout campaign with 1,585 rushing yards, 18 touchdowns, and career highs of 46 receptions and 378 receiving yards, cementing his place among the NFL's elite backs.

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