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“Life is Now a Colts Transaction Watch”: Jonathan Taylor’s Wife Fuels Trade Speculation in Social Media Post Before Deadline

Oct 25, 2026 | 11:37 PM EDT Jonathan Taylor stepped down? No, he hasn’t been traded, but his wife is already treating the November 10 deadline like a countdown clock. Ayanna Chapman, wife of the Colts’ three-time Pro Bowl running back, posted a two-part Instagram series over the weekend breaking down why she thinks her husband could be on the move. “Are we going to stay on the Colts and just ride in the sunset with them, or is my life about to completely flip and I’m about to start a whole new chapter of my life? Let me know and follow along because apparently, my life is now a Colts transaction watch.” By asking followers to weigh in, Chapman has turned the possibility of Taylor leaving Indianapolis into a running conversation, even though no trade has been confirmed. Her concerns began with the Colts’ 2-4 record following their 26-20 home loss to the previously winless Tennessee…

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NFL trade rumors: 49ers could make a run at Colts DT DeForest Buckner

ESPN's Adam Schefter tweeted early Sunday morning, "One team that could decide to make a run at Colts DT DeForest Buckner is the San Francisco 49ers, a team the star defensive tackle played for from 2016 through 2019, according to league sources." In the article, Schefter and Ian Rapoport said, "NFL teams have been studying tape and discussing scenarios, trying to figure out if there is a way to acquire players from a Colts roster that includes running back Jonathan Taylor, guard Quenton Nelson, and defensive tackles DeForest Buckner and Grover Stewart, according to sources." According to the article, the Colts will try to win the next three games against the Vikings, Jaguars, and Cowboys before the November 10 trade deadline to give their coaches and players a chance to earn their way into the playoff mix. If that plan doesn't go well, the Colts brass will deal resources and build for…

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Daniel Jones News: Shut down by Minnesota

Jones completed 13 of 22 passes for 108 yards with an interception in Sunday's 16-10 loss to the Vikings. He added 13 yards on four carries. Daniel Jones News: Shut down by Minnesota Jones completed 13 of 22 passes for 108 yards…

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Nolan Traore News: Logs five minutes in loss

After logging 16 minutes in Wednesday's season-opening loss to the Hornets, Traore saw a significant dip in minutes Saturday. The second-year point guard could see increased burn while Mikel Brown ... Nolan Traore News: Logs five…

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Best in Texas college football rankings (10/25): Texas Tech stumbles from top spot

Dave Aranda is officially the first former coach in this season's Best in Texas directory, so you have to believe Sonny Dykes is thankful for coming out on top after visiting Aranda in Waco recently. As it is, Sonny's got problems of his own after losing Saturday to West Virginia at home. For that matter, it was a tough weekend for coaches all around the state. Joey McGuire faced the public wrath of Cody Campbell, Texas Tech's board of regents chair, who tweeted there was "no excuse or reason" for losing to Cincinnati in the Sorsby Loser Bowl. Meanwhile, Mike Elko said he considered benching Marcel Reed in the Aggies' loss at 13th-ranked Alabama, their fifth in their last six SEC games. In other BIT news, Texas zoomed back to the top of the leaderboard after its death-defying hire-wire act in Austin for the Longhorns' second win over a Top 10 team this season; Houston may have bowed out…

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Watch: 3 key misses in BYU’s overtime loss to UCF

For the second consecutive week, BYU staged a nail-biter on national television that took fans and viewers to the final play. This time, however, the joy and field-storming came from the other side, as UCF pulled off a well-earned 39-31 victory in double-overtime. The first Big 12 defeat to someone other than Texas Tech since Nov. 23, 2024, left the No. 2 Cougars scratching their heads. “The good lesson that we can learn from is coming off a big win over Notre Dame, is to not get too big-headed,” said BYU freshman Legend Glasker. “I don’t think we were big headed. I just felt like we came in here and thought we were going to steam roll them and UCF just never backed down.” Here are three key plays or misses that led to BYU’s demise. Leading 21-17 with 7:01 to play in the third quarter, and fresh off a Justin Kirkland sack, the Cougars had UCF facing third-and-17 at their own 29.…

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