Giants clear favorites to trade for Jonathan Taylor: prediction market

We have a clear leader to be the new home for superstar running back Jonathan Taylor. The Giants are a massive favorite to land the Colts’ star as traders at Kalshi have boosted Big Blue’s outlook to land Taylor from 16 percent to 40 percent in just 48 hours. There is currently $1.9 million in trading volume on the market at the time of writing Wednesday. The line movement is interesting because there has not been any new reporting that the Giants are close to a trade for Taylor or that a formal offer has been made. While the Giants sit at 40 percent, the Colts have a 24 percent chance at keeping their prized running back, while the Broncos sit at 16 percent to land Taylor, respectively. As of early afternoon on Monday, the Giants had just a 16 percent chance of landing Taylor, the fifth-best odds of any team.This latest update reveals a massive move as coach John Harbaugh’s “call me maybe” group fields many conversations. The Broncos moved down considerably from 29 percent to 16 percent. Taylor’s market is red hot as teams put together their offers and the Colts start selling off pieces.There were some rumors that the Giants could look to swipe Taylor as well as defensive Glover Stewart from the Colts in a trade to help sure up their run defense. The Giants are allowing the fourth-highest yards per carry (4.8) and need help slowing down opposing ball carriers.DJ Reeder has been solid, clogging things up for opposing run games, but another big bodied defenseman like Stewart could go a long way toward helping the Giants stay atop the NFC East.Erich Richter is a brazilian jiu-jitsu blue belt but he has a black belt in MMA betting.During the football season he’s showcased massive profits at The Post in the player prop market the last two seasons.

While constantly betting long shots, his return on investment is 30.15 percent since 2022....

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Publisher: New York Post

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