Colts — Muffed

Taylor finished as the number 4 running back in both total and per-game PPR scoring in a workhorse, league-leading-volume season that flirted with an MVP case before the team collapsed around him. The one weakness the data exposed: his production cratered once the offensive line got banged up and Daniel Jones went down, with five of his last seven games under 17 PPR — proof that even a back this good leaned on the blocking and passing-game support in front of him.

Season MVP is Jonathan Taylor, and it isn't close — one thousand five hundred eighty-five rushing yards, eighteen rushing touchdowns, forty-six catches, and a new franchise record for rushing scores as a Colt. The clear thing to fix is the passing defense, which finished thirty-first in the league, allowed two hundred sixty-two and a half passing yards a game, and coughed up a plus twenty-six in expected points added — that number has to flip negative. And the turnover differential sat at zero on an eight and two team that became eight and nine; an offense that gave it away twenty-one times can't survive a secondary that thin.