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Colts' Jonathan Taylor and Key Receivers to Miss Preseason Opener

WHAT'S THE STORY?

What's Happening?

Jonathan Taylor, the Colts' running back, is not slated to play in the team's preseason opener against the Ravens. This decision also applies to starting wide receivers Michael Pittman and Josh Downs. However, the Colts plan to give their top two quarterbacks, Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones, playing time during the game. Taylor's next opportunity to participate in game action will be on August 16 against the Packers.

Why It's Important?

The absence of Jonathan Taylor and key receivers in the preseason opener is a strategic decision by the Colts to preserve their top players for the regular season. This approach allows the team to focus on evaluating their quarterback options and other players who may contribute significantly during the season. The decision reflects the team's priorities in managing player health and readiness, which could impact their performance and strategy in the upcoming games.
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What's Next?

The Colts will continue to assess their roster and player readiness as they approach the regular season. The upcoming game against the Packers will provide another opportunity for Taylor and other key players to gain game experience. The coaching staff will likely use these preseason games to finalize their strategies and player roles, ensuring optimal performance when the regular season begins.

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