In a sign of further escalating tensions, the Indianapolis Colts are reportedly considering placing running back Jonathan Taylor on the non-football injury list, a move that would allow them to withhold his entire 2023 salary.
that Taylor has complained of back pain that the team deems pre-existing from prior to training camp.
Players on the PUP list are due their salary. Players on the NFI list are not, though teams can negotiate to pay players if they choose.1.) Never had a back pain.July 31, 2023 The 2023 franchise tag tender for running backs is $10.1 million. But if he lands on the NFI list and remains there all season, his $4.3 million 2023 salaryTaylor's been vocal this offseason about running back pay and his desire for a new contract, leading to a contentious public back-and-forth involving his agent Malki Kawa and Colts owner Jim Irsay.
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