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Last season’s Colts offense thrived early with a pass-to-score, run-to-win strategy, powered by Jonathan Taylor’s dominance—especially in closing games. But when backups took over, Taylor’s production dipped as defenses zeroed in on him, exposing how reliant the offense was on a balanced attack. Plays from under center consistently outperformed shotgun looks for Taylor and even Daniel Jones in short-yardage, yet RPO usage remained surprisingly low—raising questions about whether Anthony Richardson’s skill set was truly being maximized. Moving forward, the coaching staff must adapt to last year’s defensive adjustments, likely by boosting under-center plays and exploring RPOs to keep opponents off balance.

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