Zack Moss Steps Up as Colts' Lead Back Amid Playoff Push

With Jonathan Taylor sidelined due to thumb surgery, Moss is set to reclaim his starting position and lead the Colts in their postseason bid.

Zack Moss is set to reclaim his position as the Indianapolis Colts' lead running back following Jonathan Taylor's thumb surgery.
Moss previously held the starting job for five of the Colts' first six games, leading the NFL in rushing with 466 yards during that period.
Despite serving as a backup for the past five weeks, Moss ranks 10th in the league in rushing with 672 yards and averages more yards per carry than Taylor.
Moss will be the workhorse running back as the Colts, currently holding the AFC's seventh and final playoff spot, make a push for the postseason.
The Colts' next game is against the Tennessee Titans, a team Moss previously torched for a career-high 165 yards and two scores.