Taylor piled up 215 total yards and remains the centerpiece of Indy’s offense, offering a dynamic dual threat as a rusher and receiver. His usage supports a robust fantasy profile and keeps Indy’s scoring engine diverse, especially in weeks leaning on high-volume touches.

Taylor anchors the Colts' run game, leading the NFL in rushing yards after a standout Week 2 performance that earned AFC Offensive Player of the Week honors. His continued volume and big-play potential drive Indy’s overall ceiling and offer a stable RB1 foundation.

Taylor delivered 25 carries for 165 rushing yards, plus 50 receiving yards and a receiving TD in the win over Denver, and posted a 43-yard reception that hit 22.38 mph, the fastest by a ball carrier since Mostert in 2020. He leads the NFL in carries (43), rushing yards (236), yards after contact (202), and missed tackles forced (14), solidifying as Indy’s primary three-down back.

Taylor produced 165 rushing yards on 25 attempts and 50 receiving yards on two catches, for 215 yards from scrimmage in Week 2, including a 68-yard fourth-quarter scamper. He also posted a 43-yard reception that fueled a decisive drive and posted a 22.38 mph top speed, marking an elite, game-changing performance that earned AFC Offensive Player of the Week.

Taylor touched the ball on Indy’s final three plays, with a 2-yard loss on the last run. The sequence, while not explosive, kept the offense in position for Shrader’s 45-yard do-over to complete a one-score comeback victory, illustrating how late-game usage can shape fantasy upside.