Taylor’s presence anchors the Colts’ ground game and play-action potential, giving fantasy managers a viable floor in a dual-QB setup. His value could rise if the Colts lean on a balanced attack, with Richardson or Jones under center, as a reliable weekly contributor in standard leagues and a strong handcuff in dynasty formats.

Taylor offers a safe workload floor with prior RB1 upside, assuming health and pass-game usage stabilize. The piece notes his high snap share and touches, making him a reliable backbone for a three-RB build, particularly in formats prioritizing volume.

Taylor’s ceiling is tempered by Colts’ QB instability and a suspect workload distribution; AR5 and Danny Dimes cloud TD opportunities, making JT a high-risk, high-reward option in one and two-back configurations.

Taylor remains the Colts’ foundation back, with Jones stabilizing the offense and opening lanes. Expect a high-volume workload with potential for improved efficiency as Indy leans on play-action and a more stable passer.

Taylor’s upside is framed against Jones’ ground game and the Colts’ improved offense. Jones’ presence reduces some of Taylor’s TD upside, but the overall floor of the offense could buoy Taylor’s yardage, keeping him a steady RB2 with weekly upside in the right matchups.