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RB Kareem Hunt has a touchdown run in three consecutive games, but his use is what is worth watching with RB Isiah Pacheco still sidelined by a knee injury.
He was effective last week against Denver, running for 59 yards and a TD, but only got 13 carries in a game in which the Chiefs threw the ball 45 times and ran it just 14.
His rushing yards total for this game comes in at 49.5.
Jonathan Taylor rushed 32 times for 244 yards and three touchdowns in the Colts’ Week 10 win over the Falcons, adding three catches for 42 yards.
From NBC Edge:
Taylor was stifled by the Steelers in Week 9, running for a season-low 45 yards in a loss. He took out his frustrations against the Falcons with a historic performance, highlighted by an 83-yard sprint to the end zone late in the fourth quarter to give the Colts the lead. The game eventually made its way into overtime, where Taylor put a bow on his blowup with an eight-yard touchdown to bring home the win. This is Taylor’s fourth game of the year with three rushing touchdowns and his fifth with three touchdowns in total. It goes down as a career-high in scrimmage yards for Taylor, who is now the frontrunner for the Offensive Player of the Year award. As you may have guessed, Taylor will sit atop the RB1 ranks when he returns from Indy’s Week 11 bye.
His receiving yards total for this game was set at over/under 85.5.
Rushing Yards Total - Colts vs. Chiefs
Kareem Hunt
O 49.5-114
U 49.5-114
Jonathan Taylor
O 85.5-114
U 85.5-114
Patrick Mahomes
O 22.5-114
U 22.5-114
Daniel Jones
O 17.5-114
U 17.5-114
- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com
