Billy Jones encouraged drafters to flip the board by selecting Jonathan Taylor at the 2-3 turn—jumping him over De’Von Achane and Derrick Henry—to correlate directly with Jacksonville pass stacks. Jones noted that Taylor and the Jaguars’ three wideouts (Brian Thomas Jr., Christian Kirk, Gabe Davis) sit on opposite ends of the draft board, meaning very few teams will land the full Colts-Jags correlation. Moving Taylor up only bypasses two running backs who are in timeshares, while Taylor owns an unquestioned 80-plus-percent opportunity share and indoor home field in Week 17. Billy believes the unique construction will come in under 5 % ownership but still carries top-three positional upside if Trevor Lawrence drags the pace and forces Indy into a shoot-out. He is willing to take Taylor as early as pick 15 whenever he already has a Jacksonville receiver in Round 1.