Atlanta Falcons defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich isn’t a superhero, and none of the players on his defensive unit are immune to fatigue. Thus, defensive inefficiency isn’t the reason the Indianapolis Colts tallied 519 total yards in Berlin, it was the lack of complementary football that led to the Falcons' 31-25 overtime loss.

Jonathan Taylor didn’t need reminders of who he was. But on Sunday in Berlin, the rest of the league got one, following his masterful performance in the Indianapolis Colts backfield. The Colts’ star running back had one of the best games of his career,

As the days get darker earlier and quicker, so does the season as Week 10 was upon NFL fans and was it a doozy.

Jonathan Taylor's historic performance on Sunday broke multiple Colts franchise records and placed him in elite NFL company.

Colts star running back Jonathan Taylor had a historic game fitting for the venue of Sunday's game between Indianapolis and the Atlanta Falcons in Berlin, Germany.

The night in Berlin, Germany, belonged to Jonathan Taylor, who established himself as a clear MVP contender this season after rushing for 244 yards and 3 touchdowns in the Colts' 3