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NFL Research spotlights the best nuggets from each slate of games. Here are the most eye-popping statistical accomplishments from Week 10 of the 2025 season.
Sunday of Week 10 started off with overtime overseas, as the Colts and Falcons were tied up at 25 points apiece after four quarters in Berlin.
Prior to overtime, Colts star running back Jonathan Taylor had 210 rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns, including an 83-yard run in the fourth quarter — the longest play ever from scrimmage in an international game.
Taylor wasn’t done. Of the Colts’ seven offensive plays run in overtime, six were handoffs to the Pro Bowl running back — including the game-winning 8-yard TD run.
Taylor’s 286 scrimmage yards broke Marshall Faulk’s single-game franchise record. (Kurt Warner, who played with Faulk in St. Louis, mused during the game’s broadcast how happy a quarterback is to have a “28” like Taylor or Faulk in the backfield.) In the same game and same vein, Taylor also surpassed Edgerrin James (64) for the most rushing touchdowns in Colts history (Taylor now has 66). For a franchise filled with storied running backs, Taylor is making his case as Indy’s best.