Jonathan Taylor says he's 'grateful' for time in Indy after what could be his last game with Colts

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor was warming up Sunday when the two large stadium video boards began showing a montage of his highlights.It wasn't necessarily a send-off, but after weeks of speculation about Taylor's potential trade value, it sure felt like he might be playing his final home game at Lucas Oil Stadium.After the Colts lost 27-23 to the Dallas Cowboys, the 2021 NFL rushing champ acknowledged that his 6 1/2 seasons in Indy could be coming to an end. The NFL trade deadline is Tuesday, and it's possible that Indy could move Taylor, quarterback Daniel Jones or both.“I think you play every game like it’s your last. But at the end of the day, this has been a spot where I’ve grown up,” Taylor said. “After college, you’re trying to grow up, you’re starting a family, and you really embrace this city and the people. You’re just like, ‘This place helped shape me into the man I am today.’ I’m very grateful for the city of Indianapolis.”If this was t