Kalshi’s NFL trade market lists the Indianapolis Colts as the likeliest destination for Jonathan Taylor, ahead of the Vikings and Seahawks, with a resolution date of Dec. 1, 2026.
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Kalshi’s NFL trade market for “Jonathan Taylor Next Team” has the Indianapolis Colts listed as the favourite to land the running back, with a 50% price. The Minnesota Vikings are listed at 34%, while the Seattle Seahawks sit at 17%, with Cincinnati at 13% and the New York Giants at 13%. Kalshi sets Dec. 1, 2026 as the market’s resolution date.
The Colts are entering the season with a 2-5 record and have lost their last three games, according to the market context. The market notes that Indianapolis has already traded guard Quenton Nelson to the Seahawks and could look to move more players.
Jonathan Taylor is still producing for Indianapolis, with 587 rushing yards on 140 carries for eight touchdowns—numbers the market context says rank fifth in yards, second in carries, and lead the NFL in touchdowns. The same context says Taylor is averaging 4.2 yards per carry, a career low, and that his 83.9 rushing yards per game are the lowest over the last three seasons.
Kalshi also highlights the Vikings as a team to watch, noting Minnesota is the last undefeated team at 6-0. The market context says the Vikings are allowing 12.3 points per game, while ranking bottom-10 in points (20.8) and yards per game (281.7). It describes their run game as a committee between Aaron Jones and Jordan Mason, and says Taylor would be positioned to take over as the backfield’s primary running back.
For Seattle, Kalshi’s market context says the Seahawks clearly miss Kenneth Walker. It also points to injuries affecting the team’s backfield, including Zach Charbonnet and Jadarian Price, and says Seattle is 4-3 at this point and outside the playoff picture. The same context says Seattle added Nelson to bolster the offensive line as it looks for run-game support.
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