The Indianapolis Colts are reassessing their running back situation ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft. Despite the star power of Jonathan Taylor, who remains a franchise cornerstone, the team acknowledges a pressing need for more depth and production in the backup role. Last season, the backups struggled, with Trey Sermon failing to make an impact, prompting the Colts to sign Khalil Herbert from the Chicago Bears. Herbert's career average of 4.8 yards per carry and versatility could provide the spark needed behind Taylor. The Colts' management has indicated they may still look to enhance this position in the draft, taking advantage of a strong incoming class of running backs, ensuring competition and improved performance for the upcoming season.