Moss upstages Taylor's return in Colts' 23-16 victory over Titans. Richardson injures shoulder | News
The Colts (3-2) snapped a seven-game home losing streak by beating the Titans (2-3) for the first time in six tries.
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The Colts (3-2) snapped a seven-game home losing streak by beating the Titans (2-3) for the first time in six tries.
All-Pro running back Jonathan Taylor and the Indianapolis Colts agreed on a contract extension Saturday, the team announced. San Francisco’s Christian McCaffrey ($16 million annually) and New Orleans’ Alvin Kamara ($15 million) are now the only running backs making more money than Taylor per year. The agreement was announced after the Colts activated Taylor (ankle) from the the physically unable to perform list and removed the questionable designation from his status for Sunday’s game against the Tennessee Titans (2-2).
Jonathan Taylor returned to the practice field Wednesday for his first workout in 10 months. Now he must prove to the Indianapolis Colts coaches he can carry the workload Sunday against Tennessee. The All-Pro running back and 2021 NFL rushing champion was activated from the physically unable to perform list before a light, scaled-back practice, which gave Taylor his first real chance to take snaps with rookie quarterback Anthony Richardson.
TITANS OFFENSE: OVERALL (28), RUSH (15), PASS (28), SCORING (23). TITANS DEFENSE: OVERALL (12), RUSH (4), PASS (23), SCORING (8). COLTS OFFENSE: OVERALL (16), RUSH (14), PASS (18), SCORING (14).
The Indianapolis Colts will open the 21-day practice window for running back Jonathan Taylor, who began the season on the PUP list due to an ankle injury.