Indianapolis Colts WAGs have been left fearing whether ‘anybody is safe’ amid the team’s ongoing trade spree.
The Colts officially launched their fire sale on Tuesday after trading away two star players – DeForest Buckner and Quenton Nelson – within hours of each other.
Guard Nelson went first, to the Seattle Seahawks, before defensive tackle Buckner was sent back to San Francisco after they traded him to Indianapolis in 2020.
It comes over a week after Chris Ballard, the team’s beleaguered general manager was axed. Assistant general manager Ed Dodds has replaced Ballard for now.
Amid the ongoing franchise shake-up, WAGs of the Colts’ star players have been left stressing that they could be the next family to pack up their belongings.
Taking to TikTok, Ayanna Taylor – wife of star running back Jonathan Taylor – voiced her concern over the team’s decisions and what it could all mean for her husband.
Ayanna Taylor – wife of Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor – has voiced concern over her husband’s future with the franchise amid their ongoing trade spree
Ayanna took to TikTok to rant on the matter and ask whether ‘anybody is safe’
In one video, Ayanna covered her mouth in shock as she reacted to the trade news. The post was captioned: ‘POV: You’re just tryin to relax at your hair appointment, but Colts players are getting traded left and right and your husband could be next.’
Meanwhile, in a following video, she captioned it: ‘Q [Quenton Nelson] and now DeForest… should I start packing?!’
In the video, she said: ‘Is literally anybody safe on this team? I’ve never known the Colts organization without these people and it kind of feels like rookie year all over again. So, naturally, my mind is spiraling. Is this the start of the trade frenzy?
‘What does this mean for my husband and I? Do I need to start packing our bags?
‘Are we going to be spending our daughter’s first Halloween together? Will we make it to game day, or was last week the last time my husband is putting on a Colts jersey?’
However, despite the Colts’ struggling 2-5 record this season, it’s highly unlikely that a deal for Taylor would be done given his impressive form thus far.
The 27-year-old currently leads the NFL with eight rushing touchdowns and ranks fifth in the league with 587 yards on the ground across their first seven games.
