Colts RB Jonathan Taylor named team's top non-QB MVP candidate
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 2:17 AM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026
Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor has been identified as the team's most valuable player among non-quarterbacks for the 2026 NFL season. With starting quarterback Daniel Jones recovering from an Achilles injury, Taylor is expected to play a central role, building on last year’s impressive statistics of 1,585 rushing yards and a league-leading 18 rushing touchdowns. Despite facing challenges toward the end of the previous season, where he struggled after Jones' injury, Taylor's performance has positioned him as a critical component in the Colts' efforts to rebound from last season's struggles. The Colts' head coach Shane Steichen intends to rely heavily on Taylor's capabilities this year as the team aims for a stronger performance.
- •Jonathan Taylor listed as Colts' non-QB MVP for 2026 season.
- •Daniel Jones' Achilles injury may impact the passing game.
- •Taylor rushed for a league-high 1,585 yards last season.
- •Colts aim to improve after finishing poorly last year.
- 2:17 AMYahoo Sports — ‘JT 4 MVP’? Colts RB Jonathan Taylor listed team’s non-QB ‘Most Valuable Player’ choice
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