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Now, with Jonathan Taylor, he was lower in our rankings this past week because he had a really tough matchup against the Seattle Seahawks. And with Philip Rivers under center, you actually had the Indianapolis Colts projected to be the second to worst offense in the league last week. Well, that's not the case this week. You actually have an implied team total of about 20 and a half points here for Indie, which of course isn't great, but it's not like they're supposed to be a horrendous offense. You are supposed to get a bounce back. So, I think you can start Jonathan Taylor and maybe not have the running back one overall expectations that he gave you early in the year, but I think he's going to be a-okay this week.
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Bounce-back spot vs. Seattle; Colts 20.5 implied total; expect floor play
Taylor was ranked lower last week due to a tough Seattle matchup and Philip Rivers at QB, which projected the Colts as the second-worst offense. This week, Indianapolis has an implied team total of 20.5 points—not great, but a significant bounce-back from last week's projection. Per Jonathan Taylor, Taylor should be "a-okay this week" despite not having early-season RB1 overall expectations.
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