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‘It’s going to be special,’ says Jonathan Taylor about 2025 Colts

“It’s going to be special,” said running back Jonathan Taylor about the 2025 Indianapolis Colts.

Running back Jonathan Taylor is excited about what’s to come in 2025 for this Indianapolis Colts team.

“It’s going to be special,” said Taylor in an interview with Pro Football Network’s David Bearman on Radio Row.

The 2024 season was another disappointing year for the Colts. They missed out on the playoffs for the fourth consecutive year and still haven’t won the AFC South since 2014.

While inconsistent play and a lack of complementary football plagued them on the field, a root cause of that was complacency and ego, as defensive tackle DeForest Buckner after the season.

GM Chris Ballard would acknowledge that Buckner was correct and called his roster construction approach in 2024, where he prioritized continuity on a team that missed the playoffs the year prior, a “mistake.”

To combat that, Ballard wants to emphasize and add competition throughout the roster this offseason to help create a sense of urgency, which then, in theory, will elevate the level of play.

Some of the bigger positions of need that the Colts have to address are at tight end, safety, cornerback, and potentially the offensive line depending on what happens with free agent Will Fries. Adding competition at quarterback is also on Ballard’s radar as well.

“We’re going to make it happen, but it starts now in the offseason, individually, before guys come together as a team and put together all their new talents and skills that they’ve acquired throughout the offseason,” said Taylor.

Beyond any potential additions that Ballard brings in, helping with what hopefully becomes a quick turnaround for the Colts is new defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo and his disguise-heavy scheme that has kept some of the game’s best quarterbacks and offenses off-balanced.

There are also a number of key players returning for 2025, which includes Buckner, Taylor, a strong receiver room, Laiatu Latu, Zaire Franklin, Quenton Nelson, and Bernhard Raimann.

While it may be a brush filled path in some spots, one can see a path for how the Colts rebound in 2025. But doing so isn’t only about what takes place on the field, but it perhaps begins with the mentality off of it.

“Number one, we’re going to come out firing the Indianapolis Colts,” added Taylor. “We’re going to fight to the very last quarter, but we’re going to come together and we’re going to make it happen.”

Anthony Richardson will lead Colts to ‘great things’ says Jonathan Taylor

Anthony Richardson will lead the Colts to “great things,” says running back Jonathan Taylor.

It was an up-and-down season for the Indianapolis Colts’ second-year quarterback Anthony Richardson in 2024. But running back Jonathan Taylor remains confident in what’s ahead for both Richardson and the team.

“We’re behind him 100 percent,” said Taylor in an interview with Pro Football Network’s David Bearman at Radio Row. “So I’m super excited for the season coming up.”

While the hope going into 2024 was that Richardson would take a big step forward in Year 2, that wasn’t how things would play out.

Inconsistent play on the field oftentimes resulted in the Colts’ offense as a whole sputtering. While Richardson showcased his ability to generate big plays, taking advantage of the short to intermediate parts of the field regularly eluded him.

Richardson finished the 2024 season completing just 47.7% of his throws at a modest 6.9 yards per attempt with eight touchdowns to 12 interceptions.

Off the field, the Colts wanted Richardson to hit the reset button during the middle portion of the season and really focus in on the day to day details and all that goes into being a successful quarterback in the NFL. Richardson was doing what was expected, but as a franchise quarterback, part of the job description is going above and beyond.

This resulted in Richardson being benched for two games in which Joe Flacco took over as the starter.

Upon Richardson’s return to the starting lineup in Week 11, we did see some improved play. He led two fourth quarter comebacks in his first three games back, and from a process-standpoint, was operating at a higher level.

“Number one is when he’s on the field, you get a sense of no one can stop us,” said Taylor. “When you look at the physical traits that he has, but then also the things that the fans don’t necessarily see that we see in the building is he’s in his playbook. He’s watching film. So you know he has the work ethic. You know he’s putting the work in.”

Unfortunately, Richardson would miss the final two games of the season due to back spasms.

From the sounds of it, there will be competition brought in for Richardson this offseason. GM Chris Ballard mentioned during his season-ending press conference that Richardson has to prove he can stay healthy for a full 17 games and they also need to see more consistency from him.

A big difference between this offseason and last for Richardson is that he is fully healthy this time around. That will be an important factor when it comes to his growth from Year 2 to Year 3.

The talent that Richardson possesses is undeniable. He can make every throw on the field, he can evade pressure with the best of them, and defenses defend the Colts’ running game specifically, differently when Richardson is under center.

Now, it’s about being more steady overall in order to get the most out of this Colts’ offense.

“When that all comes together for a young player with the type of talent he has, he’s going to be a very, very special player in this league. And he’s going to lead this team to do great things.”

What is Colts RB Jonathan Taylor’s salary cap hit in 2025?

What will Colts’ RB Jonathan Taylor’s salary cap hit be during the 2025 season?

What will the salary cap hit be for Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor in 2025?

Taylor signed a three-year extension in October of 2023 that will keep him under contract through the 2026 season. So, as of now, Taylor has two years left on that deal.

According to Over the Cap, Taylor has a cap hit this season of $15.322 million, which includes a base salary of $11.98 million. Taylor’s cap hit is the fourth-largest on the team.

Taylor’s cap hit in 2025 is nearly $4.5 million more than it was in 2024, with the Colts choosing to backload his contract extension.

With an average annual value of $14 million per season on his current deal, Taylor will be the second-highest paid running back in football by that metric in 2025, behind only San Francisco’s Christian McCaffrey.

As noted by Pro Football Network, if the Colts do want to manufacture additional cap space this offseason, they could restructure Taylor’s contract–which in short, is taking cap charges from the current year and pushing it to future years–and that would create an additional $5.41 million in cap space for this season.

But keep in mind, that would inflate Taylor’s cap hit in 2026 even more, and that already stands at $15.56 million.

Taylor returned to form during the 2024 season, rushing for 1,431 yards at 4.7 yards per attempt with 10 touchdowns. He ranked sixth among all backs in rushing yards this past year.

Four former Wisconsin Badgers earn bids to 2025 Pro Bowl Games

Four former Wisconsin Badgers earn bids to 2025 Pro Bowl Games

Four former Wisconsin Badgers earned spots in the 2025 NFL Pro Bowl Games on Thursday.

Pittsburgh Steelers outside linebacker T.J. Watt, Minnesota Vikings outside linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel, Philadelphia Eagles inside linebacker Zack Baun and Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor are the former Wisconsin stars selected.

Both Baun and Van Ginkel will make their Pro Bowl debuts for the NFC squad on Feb. 2 in Orlando, Florida. Taylor, who last participated in 2021, will make his return for his second Pro Bowl bid of his career. Watt, one of the most dominant defensive players of the generation, will appear in his seventh consecutive Pro Bowl.

While Taylor and Watt’s respective inclusions on the Pro Bowl roster crew are impressive, the main storylines for Badger fans surround Van Ginkel and Baun.

Both linebackers entered the 2024 season looking to prove themselves on new teams. Each have put together two of the more elite seasons across the league.

Baun has amassed 151 total tackles, 93 solo tackles, 11 tackles for loss, five forced fumbles and 3 1/2 sacks for the Eagles’ league-best defense. Van Ginkel, who recently became the first player since Hall of Famer Jason Taylor to log at least 10 sacks and two pick-sixes in a single season, has totaled 72 total tackles, 11 1/2 sacks and 17 tackles for loss for the 14-2 Vikings.

Alongside his 11 1/2 sacks and 19 tackles for loss, Watt leads the league with six forced fumbles for the 10-6 Steelers. Taylor, meanwhile, punched his Pro Bowl ticket with a 1,254-yard, 10-touchdown campaign with the Colts.

Barring deep playoff runs from all four teams, this quartet of former Badgers will don Pro Bowl uniforms in February.

Giants vs. Colts: 3 best prop bets for Week 17

The New York Giants and Indianapolis Colts face off on Sunday afternoon at MetLife Stadium. Here are three prop bets to consider.

The Indianapolis Colts (7-8) visit MetLife Stadium in Week 17 to face the New York Giants (2-13) this Sunday afternoon.

The game means nothing to the Giants other than to avoid the indignity of becoming the first NFL team to go 0-9 at home in a single season and setting a franchise high for losses (14).

The Colts could also be playing for pride should both the Denver Broncos and Los Angeles Chargers win on Saturday. If one — or both — lose, the Colts will keep their slim playoff hopes alive.

There are some opportunities for you to win some cash before the New Year arrives, though.

Here are our top three prop bets for Sunday’s game, per BetMGM.

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Total points UNDER 40.5

The weather will be mild and rainy come Sunday afternoon and a sloppy game can be expected. We could see less throwing and more running in this one plus long field goals may be an issue. The Giants have averaged 10.7 points per game over their last three and the Colts have averaged 25.3. That adds up to an under in this one.

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Colts RB Jonathan Taylor OVER 99 rushing yards (-115)

The Giants are 31st in the NFL against the rush, allowing 142.6 yards per game. Jonathan Taylor romped for 218 yards and three scores versus Tennessee last week and has been ramping up. This just looks like easy money.

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Colts QB Anthony Richardson anytime TD scorer (-120)

Anthony Richardson has been dealing with some back and foot issues this week but is expected to play. He has scored in three straight games and has eight touchdowns over his last five. He has a nose for the goal line and the Giants — who have been a top-10 red zone defense most of the season — have slacked off of late allowing opponents touchdowns on 62 percent of their red zone trips.

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Fantasy Football: Potential bargains, must-plays from Giants-Colts game

Here’s a look at some potential bargains for daily fantasy from the New York Giants-Indianapolis Colts Week 17 game on Sunday afternoon.

The New York Giants (2-13) host the Indianapolis Colts (7-8) at MetLife Stadium this coming Sunday in a game that has no meaning for the Giants other than to avoid becoming the first team in NFL history to go 0-9 at home in a single season.

The Colts have a very thin chance of qualifying for the postseason. They need to win and hope four other teams lose to keep their hopes alive.

BetMGM is expecting Indianapolis to control this game (-7.5) and the total score to be around 40 points.

From a fantasy point of view, there are a few options to explore.

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Giants WR Malik Nabers

With the Giants playing out the string they will want to get their rookies more comfortable on the field. That all starts with Malik Nabers, who has been targeted 14 times in each of the past two weeks. He is also vying for Puka Nacua’s rookie record for receptions. Expect the Giants to continue to target him.

Caution: Nabers was listed with a toe issue on Wednesday and Thursday, so make sure you check the injury report before penciling him in.

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Colts RB Jonathan Taylor

The Giants are 31st against the run this season and have allowed the fourth most fantasy points to running backs this year. Jonathan Taylor has been ramping up the past few weeks including a monster 218-yard-three touchdown performance last week versus Tennessee. He’s in a plus matchup here.

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Giants RB Tyrone Tracy Jr.

Tyrone Tracy Jr. is having a fine rookie season. He ranks third among rookies in rushing yards (721) and fourth in scrimmage yards (984). Combined with Nabers, they can become the first rookie teammates to each eclipse 1,000 total yards from scrimmage since 2006. The Giants are aware and Tracy will get plenty of opportunities.

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A Commander was NFL’s ‘best player’ in Week 16

One former NFL QB says Commanders QB Jayden Daniels was the NFL’s best player in Week 16.

“Jayden Daniels was the best player in the NFL this weekend.”

When was the last time you heard a NFL television analyst say such thing about a Washington Redskin or Washington Commander?

That was how Dan Orlovsky opened his comments Monday regarding the Commanders’ 36-33 come-from-behind victory over the Philadelphia Eagles.

Indianapolis Colts RB Jonathan Taylor rushed for three touchdowns on his way to 218 rushing yards as the Colts defeated the Titans. Taylor’s effort was the only other possible candidate for the best overall performance in Week 16 games.

As for which team might have been the best in Week 16? That would go to the Green Bay Packers, who pulled off the first defensive shutout of the season when they blanked the New Orleans Saints 34-0 on MNF.

Daniels completed 24 of 39 passing attempts for 258 yards. There were two interceptions; however, there were also five touchdown passes. Not to be missed, the Eagles put good pressure on Daniels several times, but he managed to escape, only being sacked once.

The Eagles pretty much shut down the Commanders’ rushing attack. However, Daniels was also quite effective running, gaining 81 yards on his nine carries.

On the final play of the third quarter, trailing 27-14, Washington was in a tough spot. It was 4th down & 11 from just outside the Eagles’ 41.  Dan Quinn elected to see if Daniels could make a play. However, the pocket quickly broke down, and Daniels ran up the middle of the field. When three Eagles converged at the 33, Daniels suddenly cut to his right and appeared to cause all three to miss entirely. He avoided another tackler at the 25, gaining 29 yards to the Eagles’ 11. Daniels finished the drive, finding Olamide Zaccheaus from four yards out, making it a 27-21.

Moments later, Daniels found Zaccheaus from 49 yards, giving the Commanders their first lead of the day (28-27). Trailing again 33-28 with 1:57 remaining, Daniels found Zaccheaus for seven yards and Terry McLaurin for ten.  Daniels then ran up the middle for 12 yards. McLaurin was again on the receiving end of a 10-yard gain.

From the nine, Daniels dropped back and found Jamison Crowder in the back of the end zone for the game-winning score.

Orlovsky might have been right, Daniels might just have been the best player in the NFL last Sunday.

 

Giants vs. Colts: 3 causes for concern in Week 17

The New York Giants square off in a Sunday afternoon battle against the Indianapolis Colts in Week 17. Here are three causes for concern.

The New York Giants host the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday and will head into their final two games of the season as the lone team in the NFL with just two wins.

With their loss to the Atlanta Falcons in Week 16, the Giants’ current losing streak of 10 games is the longest in the NFL and the longest franchise history.

Meanwhile, the Colts are coming off a win against the Tennessee Titans keeping their slim postseason hopes alive.

The Giants opened as 7.5-point home underdogs earlier this week, and they will host their final home game of the season on Sunday.

Here are three causes for concern for the Giants ahead of Week 17.

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The hot hand

The Giants have struggled against the run all season long (although they’ve been better in recent weeks). They will now have to go up against a running back in Jonathan Taylor who put up 200-plus yards and three touchdowns last week.

The Colts ran 50 times in Week 16 and had just 11 passing attempts on the day. If Indy has their rushing game working again early on, expect them to keep going to it if the Giants can’t stop them.

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MetLife Stadium woes

The Giants are in danger of becoming the first team in NFL history to lose nine home games in one season. As if that wasn’t embarrassing enough, they are doing it as they celebrate the franchise’s 100th season.

In the last few home games, fans have funded banners to fly over MetLife stadium in protest. It certainly doesn’t help when fans cheered a few short weeks ago as the Giants’ attempt at a game-tying field goal was blocked against the Saints.

The Giants have been really bad at home this year and those struggles are likely to continue in Week 17.

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The injury report

One of the few players on the Giants who has something to play for personally is Malik Nabers. He and many other notable names appeared on the injury report on Wednesday. The Giants are so beat up on both sides of the ball that they can not afford more injuries.

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Wisconsin legend named AFC Offensive Player of the Week after dominant performance

Wisconsin legend named AFC Offensive Player of the Week after dominant performance

Former Wisconsin and current Indianapolis Colts star running back Jonathan Taylor was named the AFC’s Offensive Player of Week 16 on Tuesday.

The two-time Doak Walker Award winner, who played at Wisconsin from 2017-19, earned the designation for his dominant performance in the Colts’ 38-30 victory over the Tennessee Titans on Sunday.

In the contest, the former Badger rushed 29 times for 218 yards and three touchdowns. Those 218 yards exceeded Taylor’s previous season high by 104 yards.

With the monster output, he also became the second-leading rusher in Colts franchise history — now only behind Hall of Fame RB Edgerrin James (9,226 yards).

Taylor has rushed for 1,129 yards and eight touchdowns in 12 games in 2024. He’s also reeled in 15 catches for 122 yards and one receiving touchdown this season.

The New Jersey native joined Las Vegas Raiders safety Isaiah Pola-Moa and Miami Dolphins kicker Jason Sanders on the AFC ‘Players of the Week’ group of standouts from Week 16.

Taylor joins Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Zack Baun, Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Leo Chenal and Minnesota Vikings linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel as former Badgers to receive ‘Player of the Week’ recognition this season.

The Colts, searching for a playoff berth, are back in action on Dec. 29 against the New York Giants.

Who to take in Week 17 in your NFL survivor pool

Breaking down the best strategies of how to win your NFL survivor pool as the season continues into Week 17.

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In Week 16, favorites went 12-4 straight up (SU) for a second consecutive week. The Carolina Panthers, Dallas Cowboys, Miami Dolphins and Washington Commanders were the home underdogs to win outright.

The Panthers (+5.5) scored a 36-30 OT win over the Arizona Cardinals, the Cowboys (+4) upset the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 26-24 Monday night, the Dolphins (+2) topped the San Francisco 49ers 29-17 and the Commanders (+4) won 36-33 in a miraculous finish against the Philadelphia Eagles. Luckily, we weren’t bitten by any of those upsets in our survivor picks.

It’s rather amazing, but for the third consecutive week nobody was eliminated from the USA TODAY NFL Survivor Pool contest. Fifteen entries — out of 10,357 — remain, hoping to win the $5,000 prize.

Breaking down the Week 16 selections, 8 advanced with the Green Bay Packers (34-0 MNF win vs. New Orleans Saints), 2 moved on with the Cincinnati Bengals (24-6 home win vs. the Cleveland Browns), 2 picked the Los Angeles Rams (19-9 victory at the New York Jets), 2 had the Buffalo Bills (24-21 home win vs. New England Patriots) and 1 survived with the Atlanta Falcons (34-7 home win vs. the New York Giants).

We used the Bills for our top option in Week 16, and sweated it out. The Patriots jumped out to a 14-0 lead early in the second quarter and the Bills looked a little disheveled. For the first time in 9 games, Buffalo’s offense failed to score at least 30 points, which would have been an NFL record. But Buffalo rallied for the unimpressive 24-21 win despite being a 14-point favorite.

Our second option was the Packers, who breezed by the Saints 34-0 also as 14-point favorites. The Saints are a mess. Rookie QB Spencer Rattler (153 passing yards, 0 TD, 1 INT) was rattled without veteran WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling (chest) and RB Alvin Kamara (groin) available in the pass game.

The Week 17 schedule has 4 teams favored by 8 or more points, all on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET. The 4 are the Bills (-10 vs. Jets), the Buccaneers (-8 vs. the Panthers), the Eagles (-9.5 vs. the Cowboys) and the Indianapolis Colts (-8 at the New York Giants).

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The pick: Indianapolis Colts

Who they play: At New York Giants – Sunday, 1 p.m. (FOX)

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  • Line: Colts -8 / Moneyline (ML): Colts -400 | Giants +310

The Colts (7-8) visit the Giants (2-13), and I seriously have my concerns with this pick. It’s never a good idea to back a road team, but at this late juncture of the season, especially since none of the other heavy favorites are available after I used them earlier in the season, Indianapolis it is!

The forecast calls for temperatures around 50 degrees with a 70 percent chance of rain showers, perhaps heavy at times, while the winds swirl at 10-12 mph. That’s bad news for the passing and kicking games, but with QB Anthony Richardson under center for Indy, less passing is a good thing. He has been very inaccurate through the air, but a menace running the ball.

In addition, Colts RB Jonathan Taylor put on a clinic against the Tennessee Titans in Week 16, racking up 218 rushing yards with 3 TDs, while Richardson added 70 rushing yards with a score  — he threw 1 TD, too.

The Giants were horrific in a 34-7 loss in Atlanta against rookie QB Michael Penix Jr. making his first NFL start. Really, the rookie didn’t do a whole lot, but Giants QB Drew Lock was victimized for a pair of pick-sixes. Lock’s miscues could be costly against a Colts team fighting for their playoff lives.

INDIANAPOLIS IS MY FAVORITE SURVIVOR PLAY OF WEEK 17.

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No. 2 option: LA Rams

Who they play: Home vs. Arizona Cardinals – Saturday, 8 p.m. (NFL Network)

  • Line: Rams -6.5 / ML: Rams -275 | Cardinals +225

The Los Angeles Rams (9-6) are fighting for the top spot in the NFC West, and they’re facing a Cardinals (7-8) team which was eliminated from playoff contention with a 36-30 OT loss in Carolina in Week 16. It remains to be seen how motivated the Cardinals will be with nothing left to play for but pride.

In addition, Arizona lost RB James Conner to a knee injury in the second half. He had 117 rushing yards and was on his way to a huge day before the injury. After being eliminated, does Arizona push him to play or rest him the rest of the way out?

While all of that makes you feel warm and fuzzy inside, keep in mind that the Cardinals dominated the Rams 41-10 in the first meeting in Glendale back on Sept. 15. Of course, that seems like many moons ago. LA won 26-9 in last season’s meeting at SoFi Stadium, covering a 7.5-point number, and you can expect a similar result here.

2024 survivor game log

NO. 1 OPTION

Week 1: LOSS – Patriots 16, Bengals 10
Week 2: LOSS – Falcons 22, Eagles 21
Week 3: LOSS – Panthers 36, Raiders 22
Week 4: WIN – 49ers 30, Patriots 13
Week 5: LOSS – Giants 29, Seahawks 20

Week 6: WIN – Eagles 20, Browns 16
Week 7: WIN – Commanders 40, Panthers 7
Week 8: LOSS – Browns 29, Ravens 24
Week 9: WIN – Chiefs 30, Buccaneers 24 (OT)
Week 10: WIN – Vikings 12, Jaguars 7

Week 11: WIN – Lions 52, Jaguars 6
Week 12: LOSS – Titans 32, Texans 27
Week 13: WIN – Broncos 41, Browns 32
Week 14: WIN – Buccaneers 28, Raiders 13
Week 15: WIN – Cardinals 30, Patriots 17

Week 16: WIN – Bills 24, Patriots 21

NO. 2 OPTION

Week 1: WIN – Saints 47, Panthers 10
Week 2: WIN – Chargers 26, Panthers 3
Week 3: LOSS – Giants 21, Browns 15
Week 4: WIN – Cowboys 20, Giants 15
Week 5: WIN – Commanders 34, Browns 13

Week 6: WIN – Falcons 38, Panthers 20
Week 7: WIN – Bills 34, Titans 10
Week 8: WIN – Lions 52, Titans 14
Week 9: WIN – Eagles 28, Jaguars 23
Week 10: WIN – Chargers 27, Titans 17

Week 11: WIN – Texans 34, Cowboys 10
Week 12: WIN – Chiefs 30, Panthers 27
Week 13: WIN – Buccaneers 26, Panthers 23 (OT)
Week 14: WIN – Steelers 27, Browns 14
Week 15: WIN – Ravens 35, Giants 14

Week 16: WIN – Packers 34, Saints 0

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