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Indianapolis Colts superstar Jonathan Taylor needs help in the backfield, and these five running backs fit the bill.

According to Over the Cap, Taylor has a cap hit this season of $15.322 million, which includes a base salary of $11.98 million. Taylor’s cap hit is the fourth-largest on the team. Taylor’s cap hit in 2025 is nearly $4.5 million more than it was in 2024, with the Colts choosing to backload his contract extension.

Fullback — x-Patrick Ricard, Baltimore. Wide Receiver — x-Ja’Marr Chase, Cincinnati; x-Jerry Jeudy, Cleveland; Nico Collins, Houston; y-Zay Flowers, Baltimore; Brian Thomas Jr., Jacksonville.

As the Colts work on building a playoff team with Anthony Richardson and Shane Steichen, what lessons can they learn from this year's playoff field?

As the 2024 regular season wraps up, Jones-Drew laid out his rankings for the league's top running backs on NFL.com. Expected candidates like Saquon Barkley and Derrick Henry led the charge at first and second respectively. Yet, Taylor didn't fall too far behind, as he was slotted in just outside the top five, coming in at number six.

Running back may not be a top need for the Colts but it’s one they could add to and this year’s draft class is extremely deep.

It helps to learn from mistakes, so Nate Atkins took the time to detail the areas where he was wrong about this year's Colts team.

Continuing on with our Colts’ 2025 offseason preview, here is a look ahead at the state of the running back position.

With Indianapolis Colts’ center Ryan Kelly set to be a free agent this offseason, what could his next contract end up looking like? Pro Football Focus has recently put together a projection for Kelly and the other top 100 free agents this offseason.

Indianapolis Colts' Michael Pittman Jr. Reveals Extent of Back Injury He Played Through All YearThe 2025 NFL Draft is still three months away, but major themes among the hundreds of draft-eligible players are already beginning to take shape.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers completed an interview with Chargers’ Marcus Brady for the club’s offensive coordinator vacancy