The Indianapolis Colts are gearing up for their offseason activities, and one of the most pressing concerns is the running back position. General Manager Chris Ballard emphasized the need for improved production from the backup running back role. Last season, the duo of Trey Sermon and Tyler Goodson combined for only 88 carries, averaging less than four yards per attempt. With Jonathan Taylor's established prowess as the starter, the Colts must find a reliable second option to bolster their rushing attack.

As the team transitions into Organized Team Activities (OTAs), the focus will be on how these running backs can complement Taylor. Improving the backup role is crucial to enhance the team's overall effectiveness on offense. Finding that spark in the backup running back role could be the difference between a solid season and a disappointing one.