Colts RB Jonathan Taylor's latest big game puts him in MVP conversation

There have been no days off and no bad games for Indianapolis Colts star running back Jonathan Taylor so far this season. Sunday was Taylor's latest big game to further show he has a legitimate case for being the NFL MVP in 2025. 

In a 38-14 domination of Tennessee, Taylor gashed the Titans for 153 yards on just 12 carries. Taylor found the end zone three times and averaged a staggering 12.8 yards per rush attempt. He also caught two passes for 21 yards as a receiver, making the absolute most out of every single touch.  

Jonathan Taylor's monster game wasn't even his best of the season 

And as amazing as Taylor was against the Titans, it was only his second-most productive performance of the season. The two-time Pro Bowler ran for 165 yards and added 50 more receiving in a Week 2 win over a strong Broncos defense. 

Through eight games, Taylor, 26, has surpassed 100 yards rushing in exactly half and scored multiple touchdowns in five. Overall, he has 850 yards and 12 touchdowns on 143 carries for an average of 5.9 yards per rush.  

As far as total yards recorded, Taylor has now posted three consecutive games with 130-plus yards. Before his 174 yards on Sunday, Taylor logged 132 in Week 7 and 137 in Week 6. He's scored a whopping seven touchdowns in those three games combined.