Colts Owner Wants Star to be 'Colt for Life'
Summary
The Indianapolis Colts are working to extend a contract with their star running back, Jonathan Taylor. The team's co-owner and CEO, Carlie Irsay-Gordon, said she hopes Taylor will stay with the Colts for his whole career, and Taylor expressed optimism about reaching a deal.Key Facts
- The Colts are holding contract talks with running back Jonathan Taylor.
- Carlie Irsay-Gordon, Colts co-owner and CEO, called Taylor a team leader and hopes he stays "a Colt for life."
- Jonathan Taylor has been selected for the Pro Bowl three times, showing his high skill level.
- Taylor said he has faith that the contract talks are going well and wants to remain with the team.
- Colts general manager Chris Ballard praised Taylor’s performance since the team drafted him.
- Taylor will turn 28 during the upcoming playoff season.
- Running back is a demanding position, and players often have shorter careers, raising concerns about long-term contracts.
- Both sides seem willing to agree, but the final contract details are still being worked out.
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