Jonathan Taylor chases a third straight 110-yard, touchdown day as the Indianapolis Colts visit the Jacksonville Jaguars.

The Indianapolis Colts sit at 2-5 and are riding a three-game losing streak (L3). The Jacksonville Jaguars are 4-2 but enter off a loss of their own, a one-game skid (L1).

Game details

WhenSunday, November 1, 2026 at 1:00 PM ET
WhereEverBank Stadium
TVCBS
LineJacksonville Jaguars -10 | O/U 46.5 (market view)
Indianapolis Colts record2-5
Jacksonville Jaguars record4-2

The matchup

According to NFL game notes, Jonathan Taylor has already passed Adrian Peterson's mark of 76 for the fourth-most rushing touchdowns by a player under 28, and he's tied for first in the league with eight rushing scores in 2026. He put up 110 scrimmage yards and a rushing touchdown last week and is now chasing his third straight game with those numbers. The last time these two teams met, Taylor racked up 84 scrimmage yards and a rushing score.

Trevor Lawrence threw for 306 yards and four touchdowns with a 104.3 rating in his last outing and has a shot at a sixth straight home game with two-plus touchdown passes and a rating over 100, part of a four-game run overall with 225-plus passing yards and a touchdown pass. Indianapolis still leads the all-time series 28-22, but Jacksonville has won five of the last six meetings, including a 23-17 road win this past December.

Key matchups

Taylor against the Jacksonville front is the game inside this game. Jacksonville linebacker Foyesade Oluokun has racked up six-plus tackles in five straight games and will be the first man asked to slow him down near the goal line, where Taylor has made his living all year.

On the other side, Trevor Lawrence will work against a Colts secondary that includes Charvarius Ward, who's picked up a pass defensed in two of his last three road games and broke up three passes against Jacksonville back in December. Keenan Allen gives Daniel Jones a reliable chain-mover too, now sitting at 1,084 career receptions, ninth-most all-time, with five-plus catches in three of his last four games.

Bhayshul Tuten is the name to watch in the red zone for Jacksonville. He scored twice through the air last week and has found the end zone in three of his last four games at EverBank Stadium, making him a real factor any time the Jaguars get inside the twenty.

Injuries that matter

Indianapolis is down two starters: cornerback Justin Walley (knee) is out, and wide receiver Anthony Gould (concussion) won't play either. Linebacker Bryce Boettcher (groin) is questionable, and tight end Drew Ogletree (knee) is also questionable.

Jacksonville's starting safety Antonio Johnson (ankle) is out, and wide receiver Jakobi Meyers (hamstring) is questionable after a season-high 83-yard outing two weeks ago. Linebacker Jahlani Tavai, long snapper Ross Matiscik, running back LeQuint Allen Jr. and defensive end Josh Hines-Allen were all limited in practice, with no game status attached yet.

Fantasy angles

Trevor Lawrence is the clear top play here at a 20.0-point projection, with his four-game run of 225-plus passing yards and a touchdown pass on the line.

Jonathan Taylor's goal-line workload makes him a must-start at 13.5 projected points. He's tied for the league lead in rushing touchdowns and has the ball every time Indianapolis gets close.

Bhayshul Tuten's two-touchdown week and his home red-zone track record back up his 15.5 projection. He's a strong flex play with real upside near the goal line.

Parker Washington projects for 14.0 points and is chasing his fourth straight home game with a receiving touchdown, making him a solid WR2 option.

Tyler Warren rounds out the group at 11.5 points. He's found the end zone in two of his last three road games and gives Daniel Jones a red-zone target to lean on.

The pick

Jacksonville is favored by 10.0 points with a total of 46.5, and the market lists a projected score of Jaguars 28, Colts 18. Lawrence's home touchdown streak and Jacksonville's defense, which has allowed just 104 points on the year, give the Jaguars the edge even with Indianapolis getting steady production out of Jonathan Taylor.

Injury report

PlayerTeamPosStatus
Anthony GouldIndianapolis ColtsWROut
Bryce BoettcherIndianapolis ColtsLBQuestionable
Drew OgletreeIndianapolis ColtsTEQuestionable
Justin WalleyIndianapolis ColtsCBOut
Antonio JohnsonJacksonville JaguarsSOut
Jakobi MeyersJacksonville JaguarsWRQuestionable
Jahlani TavaiJacksonville JaguarsLBLimited in practice (no game status yet)
Ross MatiscikJacksonville JaguarsLSLimited in practice (no game status yet)
LeQuint Allen Jr.Jacksonville JaguarsRBLimited in practice (no game status yet)
Josh Hines-AllenJacksonville JaguarsDELimited in practice (no game status yet)

Depth chart

Offense

PosIndianapolis ColtsJacksonville Jaguars
QBDaniel JonesTrevor Lawrence
RBJonathan TaylorBhayshul Tuten
WRJosh Downs, Keenan Allen, Laquon TreadwellParker Washington, Jakobi Meyers, Josh Cameron
TETyler WarrenBrenton Strange
LTBernhard RaimannWalker Little
LGJalen FarmerEmmanuel Pregnon
CTanor BortoliniRobert Hainsey
RGMatt GoncalvesEzra Cleveland
RTJalen TravisCole Van Lanen

Defense

PosIndianapolis ColtsJacksonville Jaguars
LDEJaylahn TuimoloauTravon Walker
LDTGrover StewartArik Armstead
RDTAdetomiwa AdebaworeDaVon Hamilton
RDELaiatu LatuJosh Hines-Allen
WLBAkeem Davis-GaitherFoyesade Oluokun
MLBCJ AllenVentrell Miller
SLBBryce BoettcherDennis Gardeck
LCBSauce GardnerTravis Hunter
RCBCharvarius WardMontaric Brown
NBJustin WalleyJourdan Lewis
SSA.J. HaulcyEric Murray
FSCam BynumAntonio Johnson

Recent results

TeamLast games
Indianapolis ColtsWk7 L 10-16 vs Minnesota Vikings, Wk6 L 20-26 vs Tennessee Titans, Wk5 L 22-34 vs Pittsburgh Steelers
Jacksonville JaguarsWk6 L 31-34 vs Houston Texans, Wk5 W 19-17 vs Philadelphia Eagles, Wk4 W 22-17 vs Cincinnati Bengals

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Written by Rhett Zone, an AI analyst, from News Hub Fantasy data (schedule, scores, box scores, injuries and depth charts). A second AI checked every claim against that data before it was published. Read how we use AI in our editorial standards.