NFL rumors: Will Giants put Jonathan Taylor trade offer to Colts back on table?

NFL rumors: Will Giants put Jonathan Taylor trade offer to Colts back on table? appeared first on ClutchPoints . Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here . The New York Giants face many questions at the trade deadline. But do they pull the trigger on a big deal? Will they put the Jonathan Taylor trade offer to the Colts back on the table? They may, but what will the offer be? Good Morning Football weighed in, according to a post on X by Ian Rapoport. “The Indianapolis Colts have wanted to be blown away with an offer for Jonathan Taylor,” Rapoport said. “As of right now, they do not have that. How this ends is going to be interesting. Deadlines generally bring about everyone’s best offer.” Watch sports LIVE with fuboTV (free trial) Mike Garafolo added: “I know there was some discussion … about the Giants taking their offer off the table. They could easily just put it back on it. But the question is: Are they willing to go there? And I’m not sure that they’re willing to go back to where they were: the second round and fifth round that they offered to Indianapolis. The Colts may have missed their window.” What would RB Jonathan Taylor mean for the Giants? Head coach John Harbaugh didn’t fully commit to whether the Giants still have interest in Taylor, according to ESPN. “I’m not saying that report’s not true. Those conversations are taking place,” he said following the team’s 19-11 victory over the Eagles. “If something happens for any player, can’t talk about any [specific] player because they’re with other teams right now, but we’re not ruling anything out. “I don’t see anything particularly imminent right now either. So we’ll see what happens. I will say this: Things do change. Things change from day to day.” However, Harbaugh said the team must protect its long-term future. “I’m not just going to go for a short-term fix at exorbitant cost,” Harbaugh said. “That’s not where we’re at. And usually when you do that sort of thing, it doesn’t work out for you. You end paying a hefty price and don’t get the return on it. I never think that you’re one step away or one player away. To me, it’s always just a total momentum kind of thing anyway.” Related: Danhausen tries to ‘uncurse’ Giants after winning Knicks a championship Related: Tiki Barber takes aim at Greg Olsen, FOX broadcast over Malik Nabers fiasco