Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor had an incredible month-- and the NFL observed.
The organization picked Jonathan Taylor as AFC Offensive Player of the Month after an eruptive November in which he acquired 556 hurrying backyards and also 8 rushing goals. He added 15 catches for 71 yards and another rating.
The month, obviously, consisted of Taylor's five-touchdown game versus the Buffalo Bills.
In Weeks 9-12, Taylor led the NFL in yards from skirmish, complete touchdowns, rushing lawns, rushing goals and also 100-yard video games (3). He was the only player in the NFL to score at the very least one hurrying goal in each game.
The league identified Taylor as the AFC Offensive Player of the Week for Week 11 after he had 32 carries for 185 backyards and four hurrying goals, along with three catches for 19 lawns and another rating. All came at the cost of the Buffalo Expenses in the Colts' 41-15 win at Highmark Stadium.
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On the season, Taylor has 209 lugs for 1,205 lawns and 14 goals. He's added 36 functions for 336 backyards as well as 2 even more touchdowns. He leads the NFL in rushing yards, rushing goals, 100-yard rushing video games (6), complete goals as well as skirmish backyards.
He's racked up at the very least one hurrying touchdown in 9 straight games, which is linked for 10th in NFL history, and also is the lengthiest active touch in the league as well as lengthiest by a Colts player since Lenny Moore in 1963-1964.
Taylor is the first Colts offensive player to gain multiple AFC Player of the Month honors in the same season. Robert Mathis did it on the defensive side in 2013 (recognized two times), while Mike Vanderjagt achieved the feat in 2003 (honored 3 times).
This season, punter Rigoberto Sanchez (Weeks 4 as well as 7) and linebacker E.J. Rate (Week 10) each made AFC Special Teams Player of the Week recognition.
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