Jonathan Taylor Credits Colts Teammates For His Success

Jonathan Taylor is performing at an elite level on a three-year, $42 million extension through 2026. His production this season has already shattered the Indianapolis Colts‘ franchise records and positioned him for significant contract discussions in the future.

Despite the individual accolades accumulating around him, Taylor consistently redirects focus toward his teammates and their contributions. During a recent interview with CBS’s Tracy Wolfson, Taylor emphasized the collective nature of the Colts’ offensive success. He acknowledged the specific players working to create opportunities for him on every snap.

“I think it’s a lot of the guys playing unselfishly. You see guys like Alec Pierce, Tyler Warren, Michael Pittman busting their tails to try to get a piece of a guy backside. When we do that, we’re a tough team to beat, but it always starts one play at a time,” Taylor said.

"I think it's a lot of the guys just playing unselfishly."

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The Colts organization has chosen to focus on winning now rather than locking players into long-term deals. Coaches and teammates within the organization consistently attribute Taylor’s dominance to the support system around him.

Receivers stretching defenses vertically and Tyler Warren controlling the middle have created running lanes that turn routine plays into highlight-reel moments. Through eleven games, Taylor leads the NFL with 1,197 rushing yards and 17 total touchdowns. His production has sparked MVP conversation around the league, something no non-quarterback has achieved since Adrian Peterson in 2012.

Taylor validated the growing narrative in Berlin when the Colts defeated the Falcons in overtime. He accumulated 286 yards from scrimmage and three touchdowns, directly impacting Indianapolis in a 31–25 victory that required his best efforts.

If Taylor maintains his current trajectory through the remainder of the season, an MVP award becomes increasingly realistic. Whether that achievement materializes, one certainty exists: Taylor understands exactly who deserves credit for his success.

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