NFL Week 11 Superlatives – The Athletic

It seems like Colts run again Jonathan Taylor Visited this thread every week. Now he is in the first paragraph.

About time, Larry!

The star defender has won The Athletic’s best NFL player award since Week 11 by doing what he does best: running roughly through opposing defenses and carrying the Colts on his back. The second-year rush rushes to a 185-yard season-high Sunday on the career-high 32nd pass, with four career-highest rush touchdowns and a total of five highest TDs in his career. career in Indianapolis’s dominant victory over Receipt.

This is the seventh time in eight games that Taylor has totaled at least 100 yards on javelin or receive, and a week he hasn’t taken (Week 9) he still has a total of 122 yards. He has scored at least one touchdown in every game since Week 4.

Taylor leads the NFL in TD dash (1,122 yards), TD rush (13) and total TD (15), and he’s third among qualified backs for yards per take (5,8). He has become the most dangerous player in tackles and runs outside the box. Taylor tops the league for those runs combined, averaging 7.5 yards/turn in off-road runs and placing in fourth place with 7.0 yards/set off-road, through Sports Info Solutions. And those stats come to Week 11 (we don’t have a full activity type breakdown from this weekend).

Taylor’s week 11s roughly reflect the performance of Titan‘ Derrick Henry in Week 2, when he dashed for 182 yards and three TDs on 35 executions.