Jonathan Taylor
RB

Jonathan Taylor

IndianapolisNFL - Indianapolis

Start
4
Weeks of Data
66
Total Recommendations
6.1
Avg Confidence
4
Consensus Weeks

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πŸ“Š Recommendation Breakdown

Start
63.8%
136 times
Sit
7.0%
15 times
Add
2.8%
6 times
Drop
2.8%
6 times

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3.7
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β†˜οΈ Falling: 5 mentions this week (trending down)

Recent Weekly Mentions:

2025 Week 8
5 mentions
2025 Week 7
10 mentions
2025 Week 6
9 mentions
2025 Week 5
12 mentions

πŸ“… Weekly Recommendation History

Week 3Start
Sep 20

Start Jonathan Taylor β€” he's getting almost every carry and catches passes too, and Tennessee's run defense has been weak. The Colts are favored, so they'll likely run a lot and he should have plenty of chances to gain yards and score.

Week 2Sit
Sep 11

Sit Taylor this week β€” Denver shuts down the run, their pass rush can make Indy one-dimensional, and he looked hurt and inefficient last game so he could finish under 75 yards. Only start him if you have no better options or if your league gives extra points for catches and you need his receiving work.

Week 1Start
Sep 07

He’s a Week 1 start β€” he’s set to get lots of early carries and goal-line attempts behind a strong Colts line, and Miami gives up rushing touchdowns. Only real worry is if Indy falls way behind and has to pass a lot, but the new QB and that good line make running the ball likely.

Week 0High
Aug 29

Draft him in the early rounds β€” he should get a heavy workload and can pile up rushing yards. Still, grab his backup later because he’s missed many games recently and isn’t a big pass catcher, and experts disagree so I’m not super sure.