Overview

• Taylor’s Week 2 line vs. Denver: 25 carries for 165 rushing yards plus two catches for 50 yards and a receiving touchdown, highlighted by a 68-yard run and a 43-yard catch.
• Through two games he leads the NFL with 236 rushing yards, pacing an Indianapolis offense off to a 2-0 start.
• Next Gen Stats clocked Taylor at 22.38 mph on his 43-yard reception, the fastest speed by an NFL ball carrier since 2020.
• Pro Football Focus graded his pass blocking at 83.5 in Week 1 and 70.2 in Week 2, a marked improvement that supports his emergence as a reliable three-down back.
• His 215 scrimmage yards were his fifth 200-plus game (tying Edgerrin James for most in Colts history) and his 25th 100-yard rushing game (passing Eric Dickerson), extending his NFL-best streak to seven straight games with 70 or more rushing yards.