Offense Is the Best Unit
Indianapolis runs through Jonathan Taylor and uses Daniel Jones' movement to keep the RPO and play-action game alive. The defense is built to play zone behind a disciplined front rather than chase constant pressure.
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Jonathan Taylor gives Indianapolis a clear way to control games, and Shane Steichen can build the offense around the run game and quarterback movement. The Colts remain No. 23 because Daniel Jones’ Achilles recovery and a thinner receiving group leave the passing floor unsettled. Until the quarterback can stay healthy and threaten defenses consistently, too much depends on Taylor carrying the offense.
Indianapolis runs through Jonathan Taylor and uses Daniel Jones' movement to keep the RPO and play-action game alive. The defense is built to play zone behind a disciplined front rather than chase constant pressure.
Shane Steichen needs an offense that still functions when Daniel Jones cannot threaten the edge. If the RPO game disappears, Jonathan Taylor sees a crowded box and the thin receiver group has to win without the run action creating space.
Jonathan Taylor and the offensive line give Indianapolis a real matchup problem. The offense ranks 20th and is the part opponents have to take away first.
The roster ranks 27th. The roster question centers on Daniel Jones’ Achilles recovery and a thinner receiving group after major turnover.
Indianapolis sits near the middle of the league at No. 22 in schedule strength, with opponents averaging 79.2. Baltimore Ravens, Kansas City Chiefs and Houston Texans create the toughest stretch, but 4 games against current top-10 teams keep the schedule from belonging at either extreme.



Toughest remaining opponent:
Kansas City Chiefs at 87.2 PFM.
Indianapolis is signing Keenan Allen to a one-year deal, adding a proven possession receiver to a group PFM already identifies as thin.
Allen caught 81 passes for 777 yards last season and gives Shane Steichen a dependable option while Alec Pierce works back from ankle surgery. He is 34, so this is not a major ceiling-changing move but it directly addresses one of the roster's clearest weaknesses.
By Justin Fuhr

Shared profile: Offense and Coaching Direction.
Indianapolis’ offense gets early-down control from the offensive line; Miami’s offense gets early-down control from the offensive line. two important parts of the roster connect the teams because each side has a football answer beyond the first option. Roster Strength is the main separator, with Miami carrying more usable depth when a game shifts away from the preferred matchup.
Where they separate: Roster Strength. Dolphins hold the stronger current rating.
Indianapolis Colts sits 3rd in the division, 8.7 PFM points from Houston.
Indianapolis has won 2 Super Bowls in 4 appearances, most recently Super Bowl XLI in 2007.