In the NFL’s Berlin debut at Olympiastadion, Jonathan Taylor carried Indianapolis past Atlanta 31-25 in overtime. The Colts back piled up 244 rushing yards and three touchdowns, including an 83-yard franchise-record burst, then sealed it with an eight-yard score after Michael Badgley’s late 44-yarder erased two earlier misses. Indianapolis endured a 40-plus-minute scoring drought and a shaky day from quarterback Jones — 255 yards, one TD and two turnovers — but moved to 8-2. The Falcons fell to 3-6 despite Drake London’s 104 yards and a TD as Michael Penix Jr. struggled.

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