Daniel Jones keeps giving Colts more reasons to rely on someone else

Aaron Zacharias of Horseshoe Heroes argues that Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen should shift the offensive focus away from quarterback Daniel Jones and onto running back Jonathan Taylor. Following a disappointing loss to the Tennessee Titans, Zacharias contends that Jones's struggles and turnovers continue to hurt the team, while Indianapolis possesses a far more effective rushing attack that should lead the offense.

Against Tennessee, Jones completed 22 of 42 passes for 259 yards, throwing two interceptions and taking six sacks. In contrast, the Colts' running backs generated 165 yards on 30 carries, led by Taylor's 94 yards and a touchdown. Zacharias asserts that leaning more heavily on Taylor would slow opposing pass rushes, move the chains, and minimize costly mistakes.