The Colts are hoping to get Jonathan Taylor back on track when they host the winless Titans
Taylor has 12 straight games without a 100-yard outing, and the Colts hope a matchup with Tennessee’s 114-yard run defense sparks a rebound.
- The Indianapolis Colts host the winless Tennessee Titans on Sunday, seeking to reverse recent offensive struggles and revitalize running back Jonathan Taylor.
- Taylor has gone 12 straight games without rushing for 100 yards, managing a season-low 45 yards in last week's loss at Pittsburgh.
- Colts offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter said, "Obviously, J.T. has been so valuable for us," while the team pushes to improve coaching and play.
- First-Year Titans coach Robert Saleh faces scrutiny regarding quarterback Cam Ward, who has completed just 63.2% of his passes this season.
- Needing 4 yards to reach 8,000 in his career, Taylor faces a Tennessee defense yielding 114 yards per game, positioning him for a historic milestone.
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The Colts are hoping to get Jonathan Taylor back on track when they host the winless Titans
The Indianapolis Colts need Jonathan Taylor to become a big-play threat again.
Colts hoping to get Taylor back on track vs. Titans
The Indianapolis Colts need Jonathan Taylor to become a big-play threat again. He’s gone 12 straight games without rushing for 100 yards. He’s been held scoreless two of the last three weeks. And he was held to a season-low 45…
Colts Week 6 preview: Can Jonathan Taylor get going again vs. winless Titans?
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Jonathan Taylor shrugs off slower start as Colts offense struggles
INDIANAPOLIS — Jonathan Taylor downplayed concerns about a dearth of long, explosive runs when he met with local reporters Thursday, noting that he still produced a 20-yard carry in last Sunday’s loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. “Explosive runs? You talking about the 40-, 50-yard touchdowns? Everybody loves those,” Taylor said, adding that it is a […]
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