The Indianapolis Colts didn't utilize Jonathan Taylor nearly enough during their Week 2 loss
The Indianapolis Colts put up a terrible performance in Week 2 and, as a result, fell to the Green Bay Packers by a score of 16 to 10. One of the only bright spots the team had on the day was from their star running back, Jonathan Taylor, who was far and away the best Colts […]
The Indianapolis Colts put up a terrible performance in Week 2 and, as a result, fell to the Green Bay Packers by a score of 16 to 10.
One of the only bright spots the team had on the day was from their star running back, Jonathan Taylor, who was far and away the best Colts player to touch the field in Week 2.
Taylor finished with 103 rushing yards and 32 receiving yards bringing his total to 135 yards on the day. What makes it even more impressive is he only touched the ball 14 times throughout the game. He averages 8.6 yards per carry, and for some reason, the Colts only have him 12 carries on the day.
They decided to use Trey Sermon in a larger role this week, as opposed to Week 1. However, the majority of his snaps came in the passing game, and Sermon ended the game with only two rushing attempts.
Taylor showed today that he can still be relied on to lead this Colts offense. While Richardson continues to develop and improve as an NFL quarterback, the Colts need to be better about making Taylor a priority in their offensive game plan. In my honest opinion, Taylor needs to touch the ball at least 20 times a week. And if they had gotten him going earlier today, maybe the offense wouldn't have started out so slow, which dug them into a hole they couldn't get out of.
The Indianapolis Colts fell off the rails and embarrassed themselves against the Green Bay Packers
The Indianapolis Colts fell to the Green Bay Packers in Week 2 by a score of 16-10. The Colts struggled from start to finish on both sides of the ball throughout this game and, at times, flat-out embarrassed themselves. They now fall to 0-2 on the season and have multiple areas of serious concern growing. […]
Reggie Wayne doesn’t think Peyton Manning could have made the play Anthony Richardson did during the Colts season opener
While the Indianapolis Colts started the season with yet another Week 1 loss, they saw their young quarterback, Anthony Richardson, make some elite throws. Including his 60-yard bomb to Alec Pierce, which many have called the best throw they've ever seen in an NFL game. Colts legend and current wide receivers coach Reggie Wayne was asked if he has ever […]
