Colts Even Record as Taylor Approaches Jim Brown's Legacy

WHO:

Colts.com - Jonathan Taylor, running back for the Indianapolis Colts

Colts.com - DeForest Buckner, defensive tackle for the Colts

Colts.com - Daniel Jones, quarterback for the Colts

Colts.com - Bernhard Raimann, left tackle for the Colts

Colts.com - Seth McGowan, rookie running back for the Colts

WHAT:

Colts.com - Jonathan Taylor has scored more touchdowns and rushed for more yards in international games than any player in NFL history.

Colts.com - Taylor's two touchdowns in the game against the Washington Commanders were key moments, with his first touchdown putting the Colts ahead during a sloppy first half and his second converting a Jaylon Carlies interception into seven points early in the second half.

Colts.com - Taylor rushed for 95 yards at an average of 4.8 yards per carry during the game.

Colts.com - The Colts won 30-13 against the Washington Commanders.

Colts.com - Jonathan Taylor scored two touchdowns during the game.

Colts.com - Taylor has scored six touchdowns in international games, the most in NFL history.

Colts.com - The Colts averaged 3.9 yards per play in the game.

Colts.com - The Colts possessed the ball for 30:40 minutes during the game.

Colts.com - The Colts became only the ninth team in the last 15 seasons to win by 17 or more points while averaging under four yards per play and possessing the ball for over 30 minutes.

WHERE:

Colts.com - The game took place at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London.

WHY:

Colts.com - Taylor expressed the importance of showcasing the NFL internationally, stating, "This is what it's all about. It's about expanding the game and showing other people around the world how fun and exciting the NFL can be."

Colts.com - Taylor expressed the importance of showcasing the NFL on an international stage, stating, "Any time we have a chance to put a great product on the field and show the world on an international stage the game we love, you want to put your best foot forward."

HOW:

Colts.com - Taylor rushed 20 times for 95 yards, with 40 yards coming on a fourth-quarter drive.

Jonathan Taylor has made history by scoring more touchdowns and rushing for more yards in international NFL games than any player before him. In a recent matchup against the Washington Commanders, he contributed significantly with two touchdowns, the first of which gave the Colts the lead during a challenging first half, while the second capitalized on a Jaylon Carlies interception to score early in the second half. Taylor also rushed for 95 yards at an average of 4.8 yards per carry, emphasizing the importance of showcasing the NFL globally by saying, "This is what it's all about. It's about expanding the game and showing other people around the world how fun and exciting the NFL can be."