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The Giants didn’t buy. The Jets didn’t sell. What now after a trade deadline dud?

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Schwartz, J. (2026, November 11). The Giants didn’t buy. The Jets didn’t sell. What now after a trade deadline dud? New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/11/11/sports/giants-didnt-buy-jets-didnt-sell-what-now-after-trade-deadline-dud/

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The NFL trade deadline passed without significant movement from the New York Giants and Jets, disappointing fans who expected major deals given each team's current standings. The Giants were speculated to acquire Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor but ultimately did not make a substantial move despite offering a second- and fifth-round draft pick for him. This decision reflects the Giants' focus on making an impact this year rather than stockpiling future assets, as coach John Harbaugh previously indicated.

Written by AI on 2026-11-11, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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As of November 10, 2026, Jonathan Taylor remains with the Indianapolis Colts, despite trade talks and rumors leading up to the NFL trade deadline. The Colts rejected offers from teams like the New York Giants, who reportedly proposed a second-round and fifth-round pick for Taylor but were turned down by the Colts seeking a blockbuster deal. After their 27-23 loss to the Dallas Cowboys, Taylor expressed uncertainty about his future with Indianapolis, hinting at a farewell to fans despite not requesting a trade. The Colts also traded away receivers Josh Downs and Keenan Allen, adding fourth- and fifth-round picks for Downs and sixth-round picks from the San Francisco 49ers for Allen.

Written for “Jonathan Taylor Trade Rumors Swirl” on 2026-11-11, grounded in this article and the 4 other(s) covering the same event.

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After days of anticipation, the NFL trade deadline came and went with a whimper for the New York teams. asserted

deadline → come → teams

The Giants and Jets entered this year’s trading season as two of the league’s most obvious candidates to be a buyer and seller, respectively, given their places in the standings. asserted

Giants → enter → standings

But neither made the type of splash that their fans perhaps hoped for. asserted

fans → make → that

The Giants were heavily linked with Jonathan Taylor, given the Colts’ sell-off and Big Blue’s need for a difference-maker at running back. asserted

Giants → link → back

And the Giants clearly had interest, reportedly offering a second- and fifth-round pick. uncertain

Giants → have → pick

This was not necessarily a case of the Giants being hesitant about this year’s team being capable of making a run. asserted

team → make → run

John Harbaugh said previously that this year holds a bit more weight than the future in terms of how they value assets. asserted

they → say → assets

That was evidenced by the team’s offer for Taylor. asserted

That → evidence → Taylor

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