The Colts offense will likely revolve around Jonathan Taylor, despite all the allure around Anthony Richardson. They don't want to necessarily depend on Richardson's arm despite the talent they have at the WR position, but the combination of Taylor and Richardson in the run game will be their bread and butter. As long as he can stay healthy, I'd expect Taylor to have a massive year on the ground - a 1500 yard rushing season is very possible. The two spots where I think his upside is capped is in the receiving game and the goal line. Rushing QBs tend to not dump it off as much, and this particular rushing QB in Anthony Richardson is a big body who will be used at the goal line. Expect vultured TDs if you draft Taylor. Despite these occurences, Taylor should still be one of the few bell cow RBs, and will likely be on the field in every situation that matters. Because of that, it's hard to envision him outside the Top 6 or 7 RBs. Let's hope we can catch another glimpse of the Taylor we saw in 2021 before the injuries.