RB, Indianapolis Colts. This page is line history: what he did against the number the books posted, game by game, with the window and the sample size printed beside every figure. Records run through the 2025 season.
Last 14 lined games · bar = what he did, number on the bar = the result, dash = the opening line (median of the books quoting it, each book's earliest capture) · teal over, red under
Counts of what happened against a real posted number, not a projection.
Matchup context
The game Indianapolis Colts plays next · 2026 regular season to date · rosters checked October 20
Week 7 · Sunday, October 25 · 1:00 PM ET
Indianapolis Colts at Minnesota Vikings
U.S. Bank Stadium · sportturf · dome
No one on the Colts saw more rushing attempts than Taylor in 2026: 122 of the 167 they called in the 6 regular season games he played. He is listed at 5-10 and 226 pounds, shorter than 68 percent of the 201 running backs on a 2026 roster and heavier than 77 percent of them. He ran into eight or more defenders in the box on 17.9 percent of his carries, a stacked box less often than 84 percent of the 37 backs the league's tracking data qualified in 2026. The 17 defenses on the Colts' 2026 schedule gave up 105.0 rushing yards a game last season; the 17 they met gave up 105.0.
Rushing matchup
What the defense he meets has given up on the ground, how often his offense runs, and how much of that is his
Minnesota Vikings defense
2026 regular season to date · 5 games
Rushing yards allowed per game5th of 32 · 1st = fewest allowed86.6yds
Rushing attempts faced per game2nd of 32 · 1st = fewest faced21.6att
Yards allowed per rushing attempt16th of 32 · 1st = fewest allowed4.01yds
Rushing touchdowns allowed per game3rd of 32 · 1st = fewest allowed0.40TD
Indianapolis Colts offense
2026 regular season to date · 6 games
Rushing attempts per game10th of 32 · 1st = most27.8att
Rushing yards per game16th of 32 · 1st = most111.5yds
Pass plays as a share of plays from scrimmage14th of 32 · 1st = most pass-heavy58%
Yards per rushing attempt17th of 32 · 1st = most4.01yds
Jonathan Taylor
2026 regular season to date · 6 games
Rushing attempts per game20.3att
Rushing yards per game82.0yds
Yards per carry4.03yds
Share of his team's rushing attempts73%
Offensive snap share82%
Pass attempts plus sacks taken, over those plus rushing attempts. A sack is a called pass that never became an attempt, so it counts on the pass side. Kneel-downs sit inside the rushing attempts and cannot be separated out.His carries over his club's, counted across the games he played. Games he missed are in neither total.These are box score totals, not charted by alignment, so there is no split of what a defense gives up to slot receivers, to backs or to any other role. Nothing here claims one.
Receiving matchup
What the defense he meets has given up through the air, how much his offense throws, and how much of that goes to him
Minnesota Vikings defense
2026 regular season to date · 5 games
Passing yards allowed per game3rd of 32 · 1st = fewest allowed195.4yds
Completions allowed per game1st of 32 · 1st = fewest allowed16.6
Yards allowed per completion27th of 32 · 1st = fewest allowed11.77yds
Passing touchdowns allowed per game1st of 32 · 1st = fewest allowed0.60TD
Indianapolis Colts offense
2026 regular season to date · 6 games
Pass attempts per game12th of 32 · 1st = most36.3att
Passing yards per game22nd of 32 · 1st = most215.0yds
Pass plays as a share of plays from scrimmage14th of 32 · 1st = most pass-heavy58%
Share of passing yards gained after the catch11th of 32 · 1st = highest share48%
Jonathan Taylor
2026 regular season to date · 6 games
Targets per game3.8
Receptions per game2.5
Receiving yards per game27.2yds
Catch rate65%
Share of his team's targets11%
Offensive snap share82%
Pass attempts plus sacks taken, over those plus rushing attempts. A sack is a called pass that never became an attempt, so it counts on the pass side. Kneel-downs sit inside the rushing attempts and cannot be separated out.His targets over his club's, counted across the games he played. Games he missed are in neither total.These are box score totals, not charted by alignment, so there is no split of what a defense gives up to slot receivers, to backs or to any other role. Nothing here claims one.
Touchdown matchup
Touchdowns the defense he meets has allowed, beside his own offense
Minnesota Vikings defense
2026 regular season to date · 5 games
Offensive touchdowns allowed per game1st of 32 · 1st = fewest allowed1.00TD
Points allowed per game1st of 32 · 1st = fewest allowed12.8
Indianapolis Colts offense
2026 regular season to date · 6 games
Offensive touchdowns per game20th of 32 · 1st = most2.17TD
Rushing plus receiving touchdowns. Return and defensive scores are not in this figure.
Method: per-game figures over the 2026 regular season, with the games behind each one shown on its panel and every 2026 opponent rated on that same season. Clubs and roles move between seasons. Conditions, not forecasts.
Record against the posted line, by market
Every market our archive priced him in at least eight times · the line is each book's opening number, median across the books quoting it · a market we priced fewer times is left off rather than shown with a sample too small to mean anything
Market
Lined games
Over-Under
Over rate
Avg line
Avg result
Last line seen
Window
Rushing yards
31
19-12
61% of 31
79.9
93.9
89.5 (2026-10-18)
2023-10-22 to 2026-10-18
Anytime touchdown
42
27 of 42
64%
59% implied
27 scored, 25 implied
70% implied (2026-10-18)
2023-10-15 to 2026-10-18
Receiving yards
24
12-12
50% of 24
14.3
18.0
17.5 (2026-10-18)
2023-11-05 to 2026-10-18
Receptions
11
6-5
55% of 11
2.59
2.36
2.5 (2026-10-18)
2023-11-26 to 2026-10-18
Over rate excludes pushes and prints the decided count it is taken over. Whole-number markets (receptions, interceptions) push often, so overs divided by games would read several points off. The touchdown market posts no number at all, only a price, so it is graded as scored or not against the price implied by the books before their margin.
Where that record came from
Rushing yards · every split carries its own sample size, and a small one is left small rather than rounded into a headline
Split
Over-Under
Rate
Avg line
n
All lined games
19-12
61%
79.9
31
Home
12-5
71%
77.6
17
Away
7-7
50%
82.8
14
2026 season
4-2
67%
84.5
6
2025 season
4-4
50%
86.0
8
2024 season
8-4
67%
79.0
12
2023 season
3-2
60%
66.9
5
Game by game
Rushing yards · last 14 lined games · books = how many had a number up when we captured it
Date
Opp
Line
Result
Graded
Books
2026-10-18
vs TEN
89.5
94
over
6
2026-10-11
at PIT
86.5
45
under
6
2026-10-04
at WAS
90.5
95
over
6
2026-09-27
vs HOU
78.5
68
under
6
2026-09-20
at KC
85.5
92
over
6
2026-09-13
vs BAL
76.5
98
over
7
2025-11-09
vs ATL
95.5
244
over
2
2025-11-02
at PIT
95.5
45
under
2
2025-10-12
vs ARI
88.5
123
over
6
2025-10-05
vs LV
87.5
66
under
1
2025-09-28
at LA
85.5
76
under
1
2025-09-21
at TEN
80.5
102
over
2
2025-09-14
vs DEN
73.5
165
over
1
2025-09-07
vs MIA
81.5
71
under
1
Season totals behind those lines
Our own game logs · totals with the per-game figure beside them · only the quantities the markets above are graded on
Season
Games
Rushing yards
Receiving yards
Receptions
Games with a TD
2026
6
492 (82.0/gm)
163 (27.2/gm)
15 (2.50/gm)
4 of 6
2025
17
1,585 (93.2/gm)
378 (22.2/gm)
46 (2.71/gm)
10 of 17
2024
14
1,431 (102.2/gm)
136 (9.7/gm)
18 (1.29/gm)
8 of 14
2023
10
741 (74.1/gm)
153 (15.3/gm)
19 (1.90/gm)
7 of 10
Tracking profile
2025 season · percentile = the share of the 37 qualified players (8+ tracked games) this player is above on the raw number · these are style and situation measures, so a high bar means more of the thing, not better
Rush yards over expected per attempt 0.5559
Rush yards per attempt 4.8876
Runs against 8+ in the box 17.9%16
Time to the line of scrimmage 2.77s30
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