With Richardson going through the struggles of inexperience, the offense relies a lot on Taylor to both score and move the ball consistently, as the running back was once again the most productive offensive player by far, posting 24 touches for 135 yards and two touchdowns. JT is looking like the back the Colts imagined when they extended him, and with how well the offensive line has been blocking he looks set for a big season. Jaylon Jones had struggled on the first two games but came up big yesterday, recording two interceptions and five tackles, with the two takeaways coming at key moments of the game.
Colts’ Monday Morning Awards: Week 3 vs. Bears
