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Jonathan Taylor continues to be sidelined due to a right high ankle sprain, missing practice and games since Week 4. His absence raises concerns for the Colts' backfield, with Trey Sermon expected to take on the primary running back role if Taylor cannot return. The Colts are hoping for a boost from quarterback Anthony Richardson's return, which could help their ground game.
- Jonathan Taylor remains out with an ankle injury, impacting the Colts' offensive strategy.
- Trey Sermon is poised to lead the backfield in Taylor's absence.
Jonathan Taylor | RB
Injury
Week 6
- Taylor has not practiced or played since sustaining a high ankle sprain in Week 4.
- If he remains sidelined, the Colts will rely on Trey Sermon and Tyler Goodson.
Trey Sermon | RB
Pickup
Week 6
- Sermon is expected to fill in as the primary back in Taylor's absence.
- He returned to practice and is likely to lead the backfield against the Dolphins.
Indianapolis Colts
- The Colts' ground game is significantly impacted by Taylor's injury.
- The potential return of quarterback Anthony Richardson could provide a boost.