Sources to ESPN: Jonathan Taylor and the Colts reached agreement on a three-year, $42 million contract extension, including $26.5M guaranteed, that makes him one of the league’s highest-paid RBs and clears him to make his season debut Sunday vs. Titans.
Taylor becomes the first RB to land a long-term deal worth $10 million or more per year since Nick Chubb in 2021 — almost 800 days ago.
After months of animosity, Colts owner Jim Irsay, GM Chris Ballard, exec Mike Bluem and Taylor’s representatives Malki Kawa and Ethan Lock finally came together and successfully negotiated a contract extension. Each side gets what it wants.
So proud of my beautiful daughter-in-law, Kori!❤ She put in so many years of training and did an excellent job representing @GCCougars and @IWUWildcats!
💙💛🐾🤍❤
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@estump14
I LOVE THIS ❤️
And she most likely went into own pockets to do this for her students.
HEROIC considering teachers don't get paid much.
Teacher deserve to be paid like college educated professionals.
RAISE TEACHER'S PAY!
Dearest mother —
I have safely arrived at Camp to begin basic training. Betwixt counting birds during the day and stars at night, the journey felt short. My sidearm is polished. My uniform is crisp. My neckbeard: full. The new campaign has officially begun. Exhilarated.
— Andrew
In other words: gas will be $6 a gallon, Wendy’s 4 for $4 will be 4 for $8, a movie ticket will be $25, and your Starbucks coffee will be $10. Congrats on trying to ruin our economy. Minimum wage=minimal skill. Better yourself if you want more $$
If you ask me, a quiet free agency is a blessing when you’ve still got an MVP & an MVP finalist on your roster. Presuming better health, a second full year to hone this dynamic, the return of Roberson, plus renewed league parity, I like our squad just fine. #GoodToBeAThunder