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ESPN Analyst's Top Colts Free Agents: Taylor, Nelson, Buckner

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ESPN analyst Matt Bowen highlights top potential free agents for the 2027 offseason, with Indianapolis Colts Jonathan Taylor, Quenton Nelson, and DeForest Buckner making the list. Taylors impressive 2025 season and Nelsons elite play warrant contract extensions, while Buckners versatility and proven performance make him a valuable addition to any defense.

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ESPN Analyst's Top Colts Free Agents: Taylor, Nelson, Buckner

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Indianapolis Colts News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!ESPN Analyst's Top Colts Free Agents: Taylor, Nelson, Buckner. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 26, ESPN analyst Matt Bowen is already eyeing the 2027 off season. He ranked the top potential free agents at every position. Three Indianapolis Colts players made his lists. Running back Jonathan Taylor, left guard Quentin Nelson and interior defensive lineman DeForest. Buckner. Taylor had a standout 2025 season. He rushed for 1,585 yards, good for third in the league. He also led all players in total touchdowns. That kind of ground attack raises the bar for the Colts offense and boosts their passing game. Meanwhile, Nelson anchored the line with elite play. He ranked fourth among guards in pass blocking efficiency and run blocking grade. He earned second team all pro honors too. Both Taylor and Nelson lived prime for contract extensions to keep them off the market. Buckner dealt with a neck injury last year, but stayed effective when healthy. He ranked high in pass rush win rate and run stops among defensive tackles. Now entering his age 32 season, his power and size make him versatile for any defense.

Colts fans will watch these contracts closely as the team builds around its stars. Extensions could lock in Taylor and Nelson long-term, while Buckner adds proven depth up front.

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