NFL Network: Colts, RB Jonathan Taylor agree to terms on two-year, $44 million contract extension | Latest NFL News, Analysis & Updates

Taylor is coming off back-to-back 1,400-plus rushing yard seasons. Despite a 303-carry season in 2024, the veteran improved upon all his figures in 2025, galloping for 1,585 rushing yards and leading the NFL in carries (323), rushing touchdowns (18) and rushing first downs (84).

The engine of the Colts offense, getting Taylor’s deal done was a priority for a front office and coaching staff that enters the 2026 season with a heaping plateful of pressure.

The $22-million-per-year base value in new money slides right behind the $22.25 million pact Robinson inked this week.

The deal keeps Taylor in Indy for the next three seasons and gives him a potential fourth bite at the contract apple ahead of his age-30 campaign.

We entered training camp with Robinson, Gibbs and Taylor all seeking new deals. Before preseason games start, two contracts are done. We’ll see how long it takes before Gibbs gets his own bag.