Colts, Jonathan Taylor agree on contract extension
The Indianapolis Colts have secured their star running back, Jonathan Taylor, with a significant contract extension.
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Colts and Taylor agree on two-year, $44M extensionNBC Sports · 59d ago
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Taylor's outlook depends heavily on Jones' statusYahoo Sports · 59d ago
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Ex-Badgers star Jonathan Taylor second-highest-paid NFL running backMilwaukee Journal Sentinel · 59d ago
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Jonathan Taylor, Colts agree to 2-year, $44 million contract extensionsports.yahoo.com · 59d ago
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The Colts made the right choice look easyStampede Blue · 59d ago
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Colts sign RB Jonathan Taylor to contract extensionColts.com · 59d ago
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Colts keep 2021 league rushing champ Jonathan Taylor with 2-year, $44 million deal, AP source saysEast Idaho News · 59d ago
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Ex-Badgers star Jonathan Taylor second-highest-paid NFL running backMilwaukee Journal Sentinel · 59d ago
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Colts, Jonathan Taylor agree on contract extensionFox 59 · 59d ago
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- Velocity & Diffusion: Coverage exploded across 8 distinct news outlets with 9 published articles, achieving a live velocity of 6.
- Primary Driver: The Indianapolis Colts have secured their star running back, Jonathan Taylor, with a significant contract extension.
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This was first reported by NBC Sports and Yahoo Sports. The deal makes Taylor the second-highest-paid running back in the NFL, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
The Colts' decision to retain Taylor was praised by sports blog Stampede Blue, which noted the team's strategic move in securing their 2021 league rushing champion. Taylor's new contract solidifies his role as a key player for the Colts, addressing immediate concerns about his future with the team.
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How long is Jonathan Taylor's contract extension with the Colts?
Taylor's contract extension is for two years.
How much is Jonathan Taylor's new contract worth?
The contract is worth $44 million.
What is Jonathan Taylor's ranking among NFL running backs in terms of pay?
Taylor is the second-highest-paid running back in the NFL.
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