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LOOK: Colts RB Jonathan Taylor lost a bet on the Wisconsin-Northwestern game

The Colts RB had to wear something….interesting

Colts RB Jonathan Taylor lost alongside his Wisconsin teammates this Saturday, even though his new NFL team picked up a win on the field.

In a gentlemen’s bet with his Colts teammate, and former Northwestern LB, Anthony Walker Jr., the Badger legend was forced to don the black and purple. This is a sight that we can promise you that you will never see again:

Taylor did have a winning day against the Green Bay Packers as his Colts improved to 7-3 and look primed for a deep playoff run.

WATCH: Colts RB Jonathan Taylor absolutely rocks a Titans DB

Badger legend Jonathan Taylor brought the pain in the passing game on Thursday Night Football

Jonathan Taylor has been making the most of his touches early on Thursday Night Football. On what ended up being a Colts touchdown drive to tie the score at ten with the Tennessee Titans, the Badger legend showed off the strength we saw at Camp Randall for the past three seasons.

Titans defensive back Amani Hooker felt the pain from the two-time Doak Walker Award winner:

Taylor has two catches for 25 yards to go along with four carries for ten total yards through one half of football in Tennessee.

WATCH: Jonathan Taylor goes airborne for an early Colts TD

Jonathan Taylor gets the ball in the red zone and does what he does

There have been questions about Jonathan Taylor’s usage in Indianapolis, specifically in the red zone. The Colts went to the Badger legend early and often in the first quarter against Baltimore today, and guess what the results were? Taylor for six. How many times have we seen that one in Madison? Why on earth does not get the ball in the red zone every single time the Colts get near the goal line? Use this video in your defense of why Indianapolis should feed the beast more than they have been this year:

Consider the two-time Doak Walker Award winner freed for the moment, with his Colts up 7-0 early in the first quarter.