In a recent game against the Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson exited the field due to exhaustion rather than injury, raising concerns about his performance and stamina. Despite showing flashes of talent, Richardson's struggles this season have led to scrutiny over his future with the team. The Colts lost the game 23-20, and Richardson's performance, including a career-long touchdown pass, was overshadowed by missed opportunities from his skill players and ongoing protection issues.

Jonathan Taylor has been ruled out for the upcoming game against the Dolphins due to an ankle injury, marking his third consecutive absence. The Colts will rely on Trey Sermon and Tyler Goodson to lead the backfield in his absence. Taylor's potential return is targeted for October 27 against the Texans.

Colts running back Jonathan Taylor has been ruled out for the upcoming game against the Miami Dolphins due to an ankle injury. He did not participate in practice throughout the week, raising concerns about his availability for the following week's matchup against the Texans. With Taylor sidelined, the Colts will rely on Trey Sermon and Tyler Goodson in the backfield, with Sermon having led the backfield last week but Goodson showing greater effectiveness.

Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor continues to be sidelined due to an ankle injury, although head coach Shane Steichen reports that Taylor is feeling 'a lot better.' His availability for the upcoming game against the Miami Dolphins is still uncertain. Additionally, RB Trey Sermon is also missing practice due to a knee issue, leaving Tyler Goodson as the only healthy running back on the roster. Fantasy managers should consider stashing Goodson as the situation develops.

Jonathan Taylor will miss the upcoming game against the Titans due to an ankle injury, having not participated in practice throughout the week. His absence opens up opportunities for RBs Trey Sermon and Tyler Goodson, who shared the workload in the previous game. The Colts are hopeful Taylor can return for their Week 7 matchup against the Dolphins.

Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor has been ruled out for the upcoming game against the Tennessee Titans due to an ankle injury. This marks his second consecutive game missed. Head coach Shane Steichen mentioned that Taylor's recovery is still in progress, and he will have another opportunity to return in Week 6 against the Miami Dolphins. In Taylor's absence, Trey Sermon and Tyler Goodson are expected to take on the backfield responsibilities.

The Indianapolis Colts are facing uncertainty in their backfield as both Jonathan Taylor and Trey Sermon missed practice on Wednesday due to injuries. Head Coach Shane Steichen expressed optimism about Taylor's recovery but fantasy owners should not rely on him for Week 6. If both Taylor and Sermon are unable to play, Tyler Goodson is set to take on the starting role against the Titans.

Colts running back Jonathan Taylor is not expected to practice on Wednesday due to an ankle injury, casting doubt on his availability for the upcoming game against the Titans. With Taylor likely to miss the game, the Colts will rely on Trey Sermon and Tyler Goodson to carry the load in the backfield. In their previous game against the Jaguars, Sermon had a more significant role with 10 carries and six targets compared to Goodson's five carries and three targets.

In a recent game against the Jaguars, Colts running back Trey Sermon took the lead in the backfield with Jonathan Taylor sidelined. Despite the team's pass-heavy approach, Sermon managed to make an impact with both rushing and receiving yards. His performance outshined fellow RB Tyler Goodson, who also contributed but fell short in targets and receptions.

Colts running back Jonathan Taylor will miss the upcoming game against the Jaguars due to an ankle injury. He did not practice throughout the week, making his availability for Week 6 uncertain. With Taylor sidelined, the Colts will rely on a committee approach featuring Trey Sermon and Tyler Goodson, with the possibility of Evan Hull being elevated from the practice squad. Head coach Shane Steichen indicated that Sermon is expected to lead the backfield but should be considered a low-end RB3 or Flex option in fantasy lineups.

The Indianapolis Colts have waived running back Evan Hull, which opens up the roster for other players. With Hull's departure, the Colts now have Jonathan Taylor, Trey Sermon, and Tyler Goodson as their primary running backs heading into the regular season.