Chiefs fans send clear message to Harrison Butker
Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker’s struggles continued on Sunday, and fans are losing patience with him.
Butker’s struggles continued against the New York Jets during Sunday’s game at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. The Chiefs sent him out to attempt a 56-yard field goal as time expired in the first half, which he missed, but he received a second chance thanks to an offsides penalty.
Butker then missed his second chance in almost identical fashion, and was loudly booed by Kansas City fans.
Harrison Butker misses back-to-back attempts in similar fashion following a penalty. Chiefs fans boo loudly as they head to halftime https://t.co/F1BfHbIiPT
— NFL on CBS 🏈 (@NFLonCBS) November 8, 2026
While Butker is one of the NFL’s most accomplished kickers, his struggles are beginning to pose a real problem for the Chiefs. This marked his seventh missed field goal of the season on just 19 attempts, and that is already the most field goals he has missed in any single season of his NFL career. His teammates have consistently had his back amid his struggles, but the situation just is not improving as the season goes on.
The Chiefs do have another kicker waiting in the wings. It remains to be seen whether Butker’s latest miss will actually push the team toward making a change.
Deion Sanders addresses his job status at Colorado
The Colorado Buffaloes lost again on Saturday, and the season is going sufficiently poorly that speculation is beginning to swirl around the job security of head coach Deion Sanders.
Colorado lost 20-10 to Arizona State at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Ariz. on Saturday, dropping the Buffaloes to 3-6 on the season. After the game, Sanders was asked if he felt he was coaching for his job, a sentiment he quickly dismissed.
“Man, I don’t think about that, man,” Sanders said, via Grace Raynor of The Athletic. “I’m not here for my job, I’m here for these young men. I’m not built like that. I’m really not. I’m really, really, really not. I want these kids to graduate, to provoke change in their communities (and) in their lives and their families. I ain’t worried about me. I’m good, my brother. I’m not worried about me. I worry about others. That’s who I’m called to be.”
Sanders looked untouchable after leading Colorado to a nine-win season in 2024 with future NFL players Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter on his roster. He has never been able to replicate that success, however, and has a 6-15 overall record since. That lack of success has ensured that he went from getting linked to NFL jobs to being completely out of the frame when it comes to his alma mater’s coaching vacancy.
On one hand, Sanders brings an exceptional amount of attention to Colorado, and raises their national profile in a big way. On the other, the results have not been there for a year and a half now, leaving the school in a tough spot. His $25 million buyout could preclude Colorado from making a change, however.
Mike Tirico will not call ‘Sunday Night Football’ in Week 9
Those watching “Sunday Night Football” will notice the glaring absence of play-by-play announcer Mike Tirico during Week 9.
NBC announced Sunday that Tirico will not be calling Sunday’s game between the Chicago Bears and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. In a statement, Tirico said he is dealing with a “health issue,” and plans to be back in the booth next week.
Noah Eagle will call the game alongside Cris Collinsworth with Tirico sidelined.
https://t.co/eKyVRb8ZOn
— NBC Sports PR (@NBCSportsPR) November 8, 2026
Tirico is one of the hardest-working men in sports media, so it is undoubtedly surprising to see him missing a game. He previously left NBC’s Kentucky Derby coverage early due to a health issue, so there is some precedent for it.
Tirico was actually the regular replacement NBC went to when previous top announcer Al Michaels was unavailable. Tonight, he is the one being pinch-hit for.
Chiefs’ decision to use Justin Fields backfires horribly
The Kansas City Chiefs decided to use backup quarterback Justin Fields in a short-yardage situation on Sunday, and it went about as poorly as they could have imagined.
Fields was brought into Sunday’s game against the New York Jets, his former team, on a 3rd and 1 at the Chiefs’ 34-yard line during the first quarter at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. His assignment was simple: sneak the ball for a first down and keep the drive alive so Patrick Mahomes could re-enter the contest.
Not only did Fields fail to reach the marker, but he fumbled, giving the Jets the ball deep in Kansas City territory.
The Chiefs FINALLY attempt a QB sneak, subbing in Justin Fields… – stopped short – ruled to have lost a fumble after Jets challenge😳 CBS | Paramount+ https://t.co/QvtjSWmjDz
— NFL on CBS 🏈 (@NFLonCBS) November 8, 2026
The Chiefs traded for Fields in the offseason, and not just to have a reliable backup for Mahomes. The team had some packages for him and wanted to use him in short-yardage situations. Fans had been eager to see Fields in this sort of situation all year, but this was the first time he was afforded the opportunity.
Fields had only played one snap before this play this season. The Chiefs were unquestionably hoping this would go a lot differently.
Lights went out mid-play during Bengals-Falcons game
Sunday’s international game once again provided a moment the NFL was not exactly expecting or hoping for.
The lights went out on the Cincinnati Bengals and Atlanta Falcons during the fourth quarter of Sunday’s game at the Santiago Bernabeu in Madrid, Spain. The outage only lasted one play, but it was long enough to leave both players and the viewing audience confused.
The incident happened just after the two-minute warning during a run by Bengals back Samaji Perine. Play did continue, though the down was eventually replayed.
I thought my TV was messing up, but no, the lights went out in the Madrid Stadium in the #Bengals vs #Falcons game. #NFL https://t.co/Zg0udLc7AV
— Tanner Phifer (@TannerPhifer) November 8, 2026
Unlike the most famous instance of this sort of thing, this seemed to be someone hitting the wrong button, as the lights came back on immediately. It also didn’t matter that much with the game effectively decided.
This year’s international games have occasionally been faced with some very unusual problems. The league only has two more scheduled for this season, but has shown no indication of cutting down on the number in the future.
Philip Rivers has made his decision on the NC State coaching job
Philip Rivers is taking the step up into Power 4 coaching.
Rivers is finalizing a deal to become the new head coach at NC State, according to multiple reports. The longtime NFL quarterback has already begun assembling a coaching staff.
BREAKING: NC State is working to finalize a deal to make Philip Rivers its next head coach, @Clowfb, @PeteNakos and @fleischman_noah report🐺 Rivers has begun reaching out to potential front office and coaching staff candidates. https://t.co/wn604O1SCN
— On3 (@On3) November 8, 2026
Rivers has been viewed as the primary candidate for NC State since Dave Doeren was fired last month. He remains one of the program’s best players ever, and has shown himself capable of coaching by finding success at the high school level in Alabama. He openly admitted that it would be hard for him to turn down his alma mater if they came calling.
For NC State, the hope is that Rivers will spark interest in what has become a moribund program. He undoubtedly qualifies as a big name, and he should significantly impact fan and donor interest before he even coaches a game. Results will have to come, but this should give the school optimism for the future.
Notably, Rivers’ son Gunner has committed to play for NC State after quarterbacking for his father at the high school level. They will get to continue to work together moving forward as well.
Michael Vick’s Norfolk State team loses after his victory formation call was ignored
Michael Vick and his Norfolk State team suffered one of the most brutal losses you will see on Saturday when he was either overruled or ignored on a late playcall.
Norfolk State led North Carolina Central 28-23 with 1:34 left in the game, and the Spartans could have knelt twice and left themselves in position to all but win the game as long as they did not botch an ensuing punt in the last 15 seconds or so. Vick took his headset off, seemingly thinking or expecting his team to go into the victory formation.
However, the offense ran a run play instead, fumbled, and wound up suffering a 29-28 loss.
Norfolk State with worst loss of day. Mike Vick said he called victory formation but his team handed it off instead and fumbled https://t.co/S6xhy6ljOV
— Stuckey (@Stuckey2) November 8, 2026
After the game, Vick had no clear explanation for what happened on the fumble.
“I don’t know what happened at the end of the game. I put my headset down, I called victory formation, and all we do was just take a knee to run the clock out,” Vick said. “I looked up and we were running the ball, and then I saw the fumble.
“I don’t know what happened. I really don’t. I don’t know what the playcall was. I don’t know why we even ran that play. … I called victory formation. Just letting everybody know that.”
Michael Vick on the crucial fumble that opened the door for Norfolk State’s stunning defeat to North Carolina Central. @WTKR3 https://t.co/rJBWUCF9Dx
— Marc Davis (@marcdavissports) November 7, 2026
Ultimately, the buck stops with Vick. Offensive coordinator Brian Sheppard may well have called a play as part of a miscommunication or even insubordination, but the coach seemingly did not know what was going on until it was too late. Even if the run call was not his fault, it falls on him to notice it and stop it.
Vick’s team is 4-6 this season after going 1-11 last year. He is improving, but obviously, the 46-year-old is still learning.
Lamar Jackson had inspirational message for his Ravens teammates
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson attempted to rally his teammates after he suffered an injury that will cost him an extended period of time.
Jackson told teammates within 24 hours of suffering his thumb injury that he intends to return this season, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. His message to teammates was to “just stay alive,” which was well-received by players who had previously feared Jackson’s season was over.
The recovery timeline for Jackson’s thumb surgery is six-to-nine weeks. That would put the quarterback on track for a January return, which essentially means newly-acquired Jacoby Brissett will have to keep Baltimore afloat and get them to the playoffs for Jackson to make good on his promise.
Ultimately, of course, Jackson’s return is not purely up to him. It remains to be seen how his injured thumb will respond and recover. It does sound like the quarterback is determined to ensure that he has not played his final game with the Ravens, which had been a legitimate fear.
The Ravens enter their Week 9 bye at 4-5. That will have to improve to give Jackson a chance to play again in 2026.
Damien Harris had a telling comment on Jeremiah Smith’s future
Former Alabama Crimson Tide star running back Damien Harris thinks Jeremiah Smith should stop playing for the Ohio State Buckeyes.
The No. 12 Buckeyes are staring at a lost season after getting demolished by the No. 23 Oregon Ducks on Saturday at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio, which puts Ohio State virtually out of contention for a spot in the College Football Playoff.
That alone is enough for Harris to suggest it’s time for Smith to sit out the rest of the season to avoid putting his looming pro career at risk.
“In my opinion, there’s nothing to gain, there’s everything to lose if you’re Jeremiah Smith,” Harris said after the Ohio State’s 41-28 loss to Oregon, via CBS Sports.
“I don’t think that he plays again the rest of the season for Ohio State.”
"In my opinion, there’s nothing to gain, there’s everything to lose if you’re Jeremiah Smith. I don’t think that he plays again the rest of the season for Ohio State." 👀 @DHx34 #CFBPostgame https://t.co/ezHkYeUx7D
— CBS Sports College Football 🏈 (@CBSSportsCFB) November 8, 2026
Ohio State has fallen out of the College Football Playoff discussion following a 30-18 loss to the unranked USC Trojans on Oct. 31. The Buckeyes further hurt their chances with a defeat to Oregon.
But it would still be controversial if Smith sat out the rest of the season, especially with a showdown against the Michigan Wolverines still on the schedule for Nov. 28.
Against the Ducks, Smith had 133 receiving yards and a touchdown on seven carries for the Buckeyes, who dropped to 6-3 overall and 4-2 in Big Ten play.
Report reveals Dana White’s stance on job offer from President Trump
Dana White may not be all that keen on making the leap from the UFC octagon to the White House.
The UFC CEO made headlines Saturday when he confirmed that U.S. President Donald Trump has offered him the role of White House press secretary. White shared during a press conference that he was “flying to D.C. right now” to discuss potentially taking the role.
“I’m going to meet with [Trump],” White said. “We have a meeting on Monday, so I’m sure I’ll have more to talk about after that.”
White did not give a response when asked how he would balance the demanding roles of press secretary and UFC boss if he took the job.
According to CNN’s Kaitlan Collins and Isabelle D’Antonio, White “declined the unorthodox idea” when he first spoke to Trump. But with White and Trump still scheduled to meet on Monday, anything can happen.
Trump revealed his offer to White on Saturday in a post on Truth Social.
“I am pleased to announce that the Great Dana White, a violent Fighter and Warrior, has been offered the job of Press Secretary of the United States,” Trump wrote in his post.
Trump added that he “requested” White to bring “assistants,” then proceeded to list current and former UFC champions as potential candidates to “defend us against the Lunatic Left.” He ended his post by imploring White to “please take the job!”
White is no stranger to the press, with thousands of reps answering questions about UFC affairs. But it’s one thing to announce the next UFC main event, and another to address matters concerning the state of the nation.
Robert Williams confronted by a Lakers employee over a classy act
Portland Trail Blazers big man Robert Williams III just wanted to do his teammate a solid when he was confronted by a Los Angeles Lakers employee.
According to Jason Quick of The Athletic, Williams made it his mission to get the game ball following the Blazers’ 124-118 loss to the Lakers on Friday at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, Calif. He wanted to give it to Blazers guard Jrue Holiday, who had just passed Steve Nash on the NBA’s all-time scoring list after scoring 12 points in the contest.
“Had to show him respect,” Williams said. “He’s the OG.’’
However, Williams was stopped by a Lakers staffer, who got the ball back.
“They said they had to turn it in to the NBA … It didn’t really matter to Jrue. I don’t think he even knew (he reached the milestone),’’ Williams added.
It is a lesson for Williams, who also said he should have just run straight into the locker room with the ball instead of hanging around on the court for some postgame interactions.
Williams had nine points on 4/5 shooting, along with five rebounds, two assists, two steals and two blocks against the Lakers. He also had one turnover — or two, if counting the ball he had to cough up after the contest.
Nuggets-Pacers pregame interrupted by a bizarre situation
The start of Saturday’s game between the Denver Nuggets and the Indiana Pacers had to be delayed due to an equipment issue.
According to Bennett Durando of The Denver Post, the basket the Nuggets were warming up on at Arena CDMX in Mexico City, Mexico, did not meet regulation standards.
Pregame intrigue in Mexico City: The basket that Denver was warming up on turned out to be uneven, causing about a 10-minute interruption as they leveled the rim. “Big Fella made shots though,” a Nuggets coach told me. Nikola Jokic had already gone through his routine.
— Bennett Durando (@BennettDurando) November 7, 2026
The issue with the basket was eventually addressed, and the game started normally, with Jokic and the Nuggets later earning a blowout win, 114-102.
Denver leaned on a balanced attack to thwart Indiana, with four starters scoring at least 12 points. Jokic led Denver with 19 points, though he shot just 7/20 from the floor.
Jokic doesn’t usually shoot so poorly, but it’s unclear whether the uneven basket the Nuggets practiced on affected his form. For what it’s worth, the Nuggets shot 46% from the floor and only 29% (10/35) from behind the arc.
Cam Johnson and Jamal Murray scored 18 and 16 points, respectively, while Aaron Gordon finished with 12 points.
Pascal Siakam paced the losing side with 23 points on 10/18 shooting, while the Pacers shot 45% as a team.
Denver will next take on the Houston Rockets on Monday, while Indiana faces the Dallas Mavericks that same day.
Jeremiah Smith erupts on Ohio State’s sideline amid blowout against Oregon
Life has been different for Ohio State Buckeyes star wide receiver Jeremiah Smith downfield lately without star quarterback Julian Sayin.
A seemingly frustrated Smith was seen expressing his displeasure toward the No. 12 Buckeyes’ sideline after making a catch near the end of the third quarter of Saturday’s game against the No. 23 Oregon Ducks at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio.
The Ducks were blowing out Ohio State on the Buckeyes’ home turf, and that apparently compounded Smith’s frustration over not getting enough looks on offense.
It wasn’t clear what Smith was saying to his team, but he surely didn’t look happy.
Jeremiah Smith expressing his frustration. This was his first catch since the 1st quarter. https://t.co/Se64KiZuMA
— CBS Sports College Football 🏈 (@CBSSportsCFB) November 7, 2026
Ohio started freshman Luke Fahey for the second straight game, with Sayin out dealing with an arm injury, and that quarterback situation is having a notable impact on the Buckeyes, who have now lost two games in a row and are unlikely to make the College Football Playoff.
The Buckeyes’ offense is simply less potent with Fahey under center than with Sayin, even with the ultra-talented Smith around, but that’s the situation Ohio State has to deal with.
Smith still finished with 133 receiving yards and a touchdown on seven catches against the Ducks, but Ohio State ended up losing to Dan Lanning’s squad, 41-28.
Tom Brady makes unexpected appearance at Rob Gronkowski’s Hall of Fame ceremony
Tom Brady’s relationship with the New England Patriots has drawn ample scrutiny over the last few years, but the former quarterback put some of that to rest Saturday.
Brady was an unannounced attendee at former teammate Rob Gronkowski’s induction into the team’s Hall of Fame on Saturday at Gillette Stadium. Brady was in town to call Sunday’s Patriots-Packers game for FOX, which allowed him to attend the ceremony.
Brady also acknowledged Gronkowski on X, referring to the tight end as “my (GOAT).”
That’s my 🐐
— Tom Brady (@TomBrady) November 7, 2026
Last season, Brady irked some Patriots fans when he took a neutral stance on whether he would root for the team during Super Bowl LX. He eventually seemed to backtrack on that a bit after some fans reacted negatively to those comments.
It is also worth noting that Brady is a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, so he has other allegiances. Still, the franchise recognizes him as a legend and by most accounts they are on perfectly fine terms.
Ohio State fans are all saying the same thing about Ryan Day
The Ohio State Buckeyes’ season appears to be spiraling down the drain, and the knives are once again out for head coach Ryan Day.
The Buckeyes were blown out at home on Saturday by the Oregon Ducks at Ohio Stadium in Columbus 41-28, a second consecutive loss for the program. The team’s third loss of the season all but wiped out the team’s chances of reaching the College Football Playoff.
The consensus from Ohio State fans was simple: Day has overstayed his welcome in Columbus. They pointed to the team’s 6-5 record over their last 11 games, as well as perceived underachievement given the talent on display.
Ryan Day has turned Ohio State into a .500 program. 6-5 in its last 11 games. More losses coming and no CFP. This will go down as one of the worst coaching performances in Ohio State history
— B1G_Ryan (@B1G_Ryan) November 7, 2026
Dan Lanning and Lincoln Riley have coached circles around Ryan Day and his entire staff over the last two weeks. On both sides of the ball. Is this seriously the standard we’re supposed to accept from the head coach at Ohio State? With the talent and resources this program has, getting outcoached like this in back to back games is unacceptable. I’m genuinely asking. Where is the accountability?
— Jake Hurricane (@BigJakeCLE) November 7, 2026
Ohio State is about to drop to 6-5 in their last 11 games. No one is doing LESS with MORE than Ryan Day right now.
— Brad Powers (@BradPowers7) November 7, 2026
Sark. Lincoln Riley. Dan Lanning. Three coaching careers Ryan Day has single-handedly resurrected THIS YEAR ALONE. Urban Meyer would’ve buried all three of their asses and delivered the eulogies himself. #FireRyanDay #Buckeyes
— cleveLando (@cleve_lando) November 7, 2026
This is not the first time Day has taken heat from Buckeye fans. He’s pretty much used to it now, even if some of his peers find the criticism ridiculous. Last time the heat was turned up to this level, however, he delivered a national title. That will not be the case this season.
By pretty much all accounts, Ohio State still has plenty of faith in Day and treats him accordingly. However, this is the first time in his Ohio State career that he has lost three games in a season, so the administration’s patience may well be tested.
Report addresses Lamar Jackson’s future with Ravens
The Baltimore Ravens look like they may be playing out the string on a lost season, but that apparently has no bearing on quarterback Lamar Jackson’s future with the organization.
There is no reason to believe Jackson will leave the Ravens this offseason, according to Jonathan Jones of The Athletic. Jackson and the Ravens failed to agree to a long-term deal in the offseason, and his $84.8 million cap hit is not something the team is likely to be willing to pay. Despite this, there was no animosity in the failed contract talks, and both sides appear eager to run it back in 2027 in some form.
This is also one of the reasons the Ravens are poised to hold on to Derrick Henry instead of trading the star running back. It is thought that trading Henry would send a worrying message to Jackson about the team’s commitment to winning in the years to come.
Jackson’s uncertain future, combined with a potentially season-ending injury, has still been enough to lead to speculation that the quarterback has played his last snap with Baltimore. Even some of his teammates seem less than certain of whether he will be back next year.
Jackson has spent his entire nine-year NFL career with the Ravens. This will, however, be the fourth of those nine seasons the quarterback has missed noticeable time due to an injury.
Boston College dupes Florida State with a ‘meme’ play to score a touchdown
The Boston College Eagles suffered a 31-24 loss at the hands of the Florida State Seminoles on Saturday, but not before stunning the visiting team with one of the coolest trick plays of the season.
Trailing Florida State by four points, 21-17, on a 3rd-and-goal play in the third quarter, the Eagles went on a “meme machine huddle,” as described on the ESPN broadcast.
Boston College players huddled and spun around in a circle before lining up, with several offensive linemen going way out of the left side in an apparent attempt to confuse Florida State’s defense during the game at Alumni Stadium in Chestnut Hill, Mass.
Eagles quarterback Mason McKenzie then ran to the right after the snap and flipped the ball to wide receiver Javarius Green for a two-yard touchdown
Here is a video of that play.
What are you doing as a defense if you see this? 😭 https://t.co/xEVNOIMcaY
— ESPN College Football (@ESPNCFB) November 7, 2026
The Eagles enjoyed a brief lead over Florida State after that score, but it was also the last time they put points on the board in the game.
The Seminoles scored 10 points in the fourth quarter, including the go-ahead rushing touchdown by running back Amari Thomas with 2:29 left in regulation. Boston College had a chance to respond on the ensuing drive, but the Eagles turned the ball over on downs, allowing the Seminoles to come away with the win.
Lane Kiffin staged the most star-studded Tiger Walk before Alabama game
Lane Kiffin brought in the big guns for the Tiger Walk prior to Saturday’s game against Alabama.
Kiffin took part in LSU’s traditional pregame walk to Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge with a handful of LSU luminaries. Kevin Costner, Shaquille O’Neal, Angel Reese, and Paul Skenes all made the trek to the stadium alongside him.
SUPERSTAR OVERLOAD Kevin Costner, Shaq, Angel Reese and Paul Skenes accompany @LSUfootball @Lane_Kiffin down #LSU Victory Hill before @AlabamaFTBL game in Death Valley. https://t.co/JY1kVFWxUQ
— Jacques Doucet (@JacquesDoucet) November 7, 2026
Costner sticks out a bit here as having no connection to LSU, and he is also much more closely associated with baseball than he is with college football. Still, there is no question about his prominence. The other three are, of course, some of the most accomplished athletes to ever play for the Tigers.
Kiffin is no stranger to using star power to bolster his program’s image. Still, even by his standards, this is an impressive list of huge names that cover multiple sports.
Perhaps this is Kiffin’s way of trying to change his luck. He is 0-5 lifetime against the Crimson Tide, though this is the first time he has taken them on as LSU’s head coach.
Mike Locksley had an awkward moment on TV after Maryland’s win
Former Maryland coach Mike Locksley found himself in the awkward spot of having to analyze his former team’s first Big Ten win of the season on Saturday.
The Terps upset Purdue 34-29 on Saturday to end a 13-game conference losing streak. Interim coach Aazaar Abdul-Rahim was carried off the field in celebration, and then Big Ten Network’s game coverage immediately went to Locksley, who was fired by the Terps just over two weeks ago and immediately turned to television work.
If there was any bitterness on Locksley’s part, it didn’t show. The coach was thrilled to see his former team finally get a Big Ten win.
Immediately after Maryland ends a 13-game Big Ten losing streak, Big Ten Network cuts to recently fired head coach Mike Locksley in its studio for reaction. https://t.co/M9BnRQBlzW
— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) November 7, 2026
Locksley is still the man who recruited the players and hired the coaches. His tenure did not end the way he would have wanted it to, but given all the relationships he still has with the team, he obviously wanted to see them win.
Locksley went 39-54 as Maryland’s coach. Before Saturday, their previous Big Ten win was under his guidance at Wisconsin all the way back on Sept. 20, 2025.
2 teams reportedly lead the race for Jonathan Taylor
A Jonathan Taylor trade appears increasingly likely, with two teams seemingly in the lead for the Indianapolis Colts running back.
The Minnesota Vikings and New York Giants are the two favorites to land Taylor, according to Jonathan Jones of The Athletic. The Seahawks, Packers, and Browns have also shown interest, but are not seen as the most likely destinations.
The Giants, in particular, are viewed as a fitting spot for Taylor. The team has a need at running back and has started the season well enough to possibly justify the acquisition. The Vikings also fit, but they may have a greater need the Colts can help them fill.
Trade rumors have continued to intensify around Taylor as the Colts essentially reset their organization. The 28-year-old does not sound opposed to a move either, which makes sense considered where he sits at this point in his career.
This season, Taylor has rushed for 610 yards and eight touchdowns. He has topped the 1,500 yard mark twice in his career.
