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Taylor Runs for 2 TDs and Colts Beat Commanders 30-13 in London
Jonathan Taylor rushed for 95 yards and two scores as Indianapolis overcame early turnovers and Washington’s quarterback injuries.
- On Sunday, Oct. 4, 2026, the Indianapolis Colts defeated the Washington Commanders 30-13 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, with running back Jonathan Taylor rushing for two touchdowns and 95 yards to lift Indianapolis to 2-2.
- Washington faced a roster crisis as starter Jayden Daniels remained sidelined with an elbow injury and backup Marcus Mariota departed with a right knee injury in the first quarter, forcing rookie Athan Kaliakmanis into his NFL debut.
- Taylor scored on two 5-yard runs while defensive tackle DeForest Buckner recorded four tackles, anchoring the defense. The Colts overcame two turnovers from quarterback Daniel Jones, who completed 19 of 34 passes for 143 yards.
- The contest drew 60,907 fans, marking the first of three London games this month. Indianapolis prepares to face the Pittsburgh Steelers next Sunday, while Washington hosts the New York Giants.
- Head coach Shane Steichen, now 3-0 in international games, emphasized the need for discipline. Indianapolis must improve turnover protection if it aims to contend in the AFC playoff race.
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