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Colts And Orioles 11-29-2023 06:10 PM

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Looking at this through my extremely blue-shaded sun-glasses, this could be the best thing that happened to the Colts ...... it will ensure that Zack Moss will gets LOTS of carries over the next 3 games ...... in back-to-back games against the Panthers and the Patriots he had a grand total of 8 carries (1 in the Panthers game, and 1 in the Patriots game.)

Subsequently, if Zack can get lots of work and simultaneously hold down the for while Jonathan Taylor is out, we will unquestionably have 2 running backs whom will have plenty of reps heading into the final stretch of the regular season and the playoffs.



Now ...... off with my blue-shaded sun-glasses ...... I am hoping and praying that Zack will be able to hold down the fort in the 3 games in which Taylor will miss, enough so that the Colts will have an overall record of at least 8-6 (or perhaps even 9-5) by the time that Taylor returns for the Falcons game.

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Colts And Orioles 12-15-2023 01:13 PM

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Colts Running Game Has "Hit a Wall" ...... Can It Be Fixed Without Jonathan Taylor ???

(By James Boyd)

https://theathletic.com/5135350/2023...-running-game/

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AlwaysSunnyinIndy 12-16-2023 04:49 PM

Rapoport is reporting that the Colts are optimistic about Taylor's progress and that he could be back next week. :cool:


https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1736074678186266907

Quote:

There is a realistic chance that RB Jonathan Taylor (thumb) is back next week vs. the Falcons.


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