What It Means:

The Colts only held a walk-through since they play on Thursday night versus the Denver Broncos, but Taylor was seen in a walking boot on his injured right ankle. Colts head coach Frank Reich admitted that Taylor wouldn't be ready to play right now if the game was scheduled for Tuesday, so the star back may wind up coming down to a game-time call. If he plays, Taylor is unlikely to be at 100% and the Colts may not give him his typical workhorse load, putting Nyheim Hines and Deon Jackson in line for larger roles. Phillip Lindsay could also be promoted from the practice squad to provide more backfield depth.

The Broncos are allowing the sixth-fewest FanDuel points per game to the running back position this season, but their run defense is only No. 16 in numberFire's advanced team rankings. Hines has an $11,000 salary and Jackson has a $9,500 salary on FanDuel's single-game slate.