Colts RB Jonathan Taylor ended with a final stat line of 12 rushes for 103 yards as well as two receptions on four targets for 32 yards. Taylor did the heavy lifting for the Colts offense early averaging seven yards per carry in the first half, but the Colts were only able to muster 10 points against the Packers.
Over the next two weeks, Taylor will face the Bears and Steelers who both trend as pretty good match-ups for Taylor, so he should be a solid play over the next few weeks.
Ultimately, Taylor will need Anthony Richardson and the Colts offense as a whole to be better and move the ball more consistently so that he has shots at scoring TDs.
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