NBC Sports Rotoworld on Jonathan Taylor

Taylor's RB1 ceiling collapses with worse offense; expect sub-RB1 production.

The Colts held their ground on Taylor and ultimately kept him despite receiving an offer of a second-round pick plus another selection. Not much is changing for Taylor outside of the offense getting even worse with the top two receivers now gone. Over his entire career, Taylor has averaged 22.2 points per game in Colts wins compared to 14.7 in losses, averaging 109 rushing yards per game when the Colts win. This won't happen much, if at all, over the second half of the season. The source would bet against him posting RB1 numbers from Week 10 onward.

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