Jonathan Taylor

Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor (thumb) is "feeling good," according to head coach Shane Steichen. The Colts' HC told reporters that "we'll see how this week goes" in terms of the former All-Pro running back returning to practice. Taylor underwent thumb surgery back on November 29 and has now missed three straight games. It's encouraging to hear that he has a chance to practice this week. Indianapolis currently occupies the final Wild Card spot in the AFC with an 8-6 record and ... [Read More]

Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor (thumb) will undergo surgery on his injured right thumb on Wednesday, according to head coach Shane Steichen. Steichen isn't sure how much time Taylor will miss, but he said he hoped the 2021 All-Pro would be back sooner than later, depending on how his rehab process goes. Injured Reserve is not being considered for Taylor, which means he should be able to return in two to three weeks. The biggest concerns for Taylor with the injury are ball ... [Read More]

Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor assumed bell cow duties for Indy in their 10-6 win against the New England Patriots. Taylor ran the ball 23 times for 69 yards, as well as scoring the team's lone touchdown. He also reeled in his only target on the day for an additional six yards through the air. Taylor took complete control of the rushing game for Indy, seeing 24 total opportunities to fellow running back Zack Moss' one. Taylor and the Colts will host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in... [Read More]

Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor caught a 10-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Gardner Minshew in the team's 27-13 win against the Carolina Panthers. Taylor had a modest day on the ground, carrying the ball 18 times for 47 yards. Taylor also added to his fantasy tally by reeling in all five targets for an additional 22 yards in the air. It's worth noting Taylor out-touched fellow running back Zack Moss by a 23 to seven margin, the biggest disparity between the two backs since ... [Read More]

"Bye-nado" Part 1 is here. Six teams are taking the week off. Plus, with injuries mounting (see: Christian McCaffrey, Kyren Williams, David Montgomery, and more), fantasy managers need to get creative with roster decisions to field a winning lineup.That could mean that managers may have no choice but to start players listed as potential busts this week. Benches may be filled with players without projections.As you prepare to set your lineups for a victorious Week 7, make sure potential fantasy ... [Read More]