Andy Holloway kept Jonathan Taylor at RB9 but flagged several red lights. Among 46 backs with 100‑plus carries, Taylor ranked 42nd in missed‑tackle rate, 44th in yards after contact per rush, and was stuffed more than any other runner on third‑and‑short. He also fumbled four times and has seen his target share shrink in consecutive seasons. While Taylor’s final five‑game pace of 2,458 rushing yards shows the upside of a true workhorse, Holloway worries Anthony Richardson’s low‑volume, run‑first tendencies and shaky accuracy will cap total plays and goal‑line chances. Holloway advised treating Taylor as a risky mid‑range RB1 whose ceiling is dependent on Richardson’s development and an unlikely bounce‑back in efficiency metrics.