The Colts are expected to place Jonathan Taylor (ankle) on injured reserve Tuesday, Aaron Wilson of ProFootballNetwork.com reports.

Related players: Deon Jackson, Jordan Wilkins, Zack Moss

Taylor's season is over after he suffered a right high-ankle sprain during Saturday's loss to the Vikings. As the story said, in a corresponding move, Indianapolis is promoting Wilkins to the 53-man roster, where he joins a backfield corps including Moss and Jackson. Jackson has carried the load before for the Colts when Taylor was out, but the team is likely in evaluation mode so all three backs could factor into the workload.

Colts star RB Jonathan Taylor was diagnosed with a high-ankle sprain sustained in Saturday’s game against the Vikings. He’s still meeting with doctors, but it’s considered highly unlikely that he’ll play again this season.

Related Players: Zack Moss, Deon Jackson

Bad timing for fantasy managers, but Taylor went down early in Week 15's embarrassing Colts loss. Jackson and Moss would end up splitting time, with each running a very similar amount of routes, while Moss ran 24 times for 81 yards while Jackson went 13-for-55. It won't be easy to trust either option in the fantasy semi-finals.

Colts’ RB Jonathan Taylor, who missed last week’s game due to an ankle injury, was spotted today participating in practice.

Related players: Deon Jackson

Good sign for Taylor he's possibly trending in the right direction for Week 10. Taylor should be in lineups if he plays, but the Colts offense is a mess with a new head coach and a new playcaller.

Per Keefer, no Jonathan Taylor at the start of the Colts’ final practice of the week. Doubt he plays Sunday.

Related Players: Deon Jackson, Zack Moss, Phillip Lindsay

Considering the Colts traded away Nyheim Hines this last week, it could be rough finding a fantasy replacement in Indianapolis if Taylor is a no-go for Sunday. The team could call up Phillip Lindsay from the practice squad since neither Deon Jackson nor newly acquired Zack Moss is known for their passing-game chops.

No Jonathan Taylor at Colts practice for the second straight day.

Related Players: Deon Jackson, Zack Moss, Phillip Lindsay

Considering the Colts traded away Nyheim Hines this last week, it could be rough finding a fantasy replacement in Indianapolis if Taylor is a no-go for Sunday. The team could call up Phillip Lindsay from the practice squad since neither Deon Jackson nor newly acquired Zack Moss is known for their passing-game chops.

Colts’ RB Jonathan Taylor will not practice today due to an ankle injury.

Related players: Deon Jackson, Phillip Lindsay, Jordan Wilkins

Taylor injured his ankle again in Week 8 and it looks like he'll be a question mark heading into Week 9. If Taylor can't go, Jackson could be in store for a big workload, now that Nyheim Hines is out of the picture. Lindsay and Wilkins could also factor in but Jackson played well last time Taylor was out.

The Bills landed Nyheim Hines from the Indianapolis Colts for Zack Moss and a draft pick.

Related players: Jonathan Taylor, Deon Jackson, Phillip Lindsay

Moss has 17 carries for 91 yards in 2022 but wasn't getting a lot of time as of late behind Devin Singletary and James Cook. Moss will likely remain behind Taylor and Jackson in the RB pecking order in Indy at this point.

And another! Colts are trading Nyheim Hines to the Buffalo Bills, sources tell ESPN.

Related players: Devin Singletary, James Cook, Zack Moss, Jonathan Taylor, Deon Jackson

The Bills are adding one of the top pass catching backs to their offense. Hines signed a three-year deal last season so the Bills will have him under control for two more years. It's potentially bad news for Cook owners hoping to see an increase in touches after the Bills bye week. Singletary averaged 10 carries a game and three receptions a game, but Hines will surely cut into that production. Hines was averaging about 3.5 catches a game for the Colts. In Indy, Jackson should move up to the RB2 slot behind Taylor.

Everything I’m hearing right now about the status of things with Colts RB Nyheim Hines indicates odds are good he will be traded by tomorrow’s deadline.

Related players: Jonathan Taylor, Deon Jackson, Phillip Lindsay, D'vonte Price

Holder went to say say in this tweet the Colts haven’t got the offer they want just yet, but there’s a strong feeling they just might. This is a situation to watch. Hines' pass catching and change of pace ability could serve a team well down the stretch, while the Colts would likely elevate Jackson into the RB2 role after he stood out as the team's main back when Taylor was out. Lindsay could also move up to the team's RB3 spot.