Jonathan Taylor and Cam Bynum fired up for Colts' London game

Indianapolis' Week 4 matchup with the Commanders will be his first game on British soil, but it won't be his first visit to London.

As we count down the days until that game, we share how Taylor and his Colts' teammate, Cam Bynum, have a soft spot for the nation's capital.

Taylor has already fallen for London

Taylor has amassed four touchdowns in two overseas games, one in a narrow 10-6 win over the Patriots in Frankfurt, and a hat-trick of scores in the Colts' 31-25 victory over the Falcons in Berlin.

To hear him talk of his affinity for London, you wouldn't bet against him keeping that hot streak going when he takes on Sonny Styles and Co.

"I'm a real fan of London," Taylor told NFL UK's Neil Reynolds.

"A year ago, my wife and I, we took a trip to Europe, and London was our first stop. I would say, we were in Soho, and it was amazing," he continued.

"I'm looking forward to getting a bit more of a taste of London, and playing the game that I love."

Cam Bynum loves London too

Bynum was still a Viking back in October 2024 when Minnesota played the Jets at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, and he turned the trip into one of the more memorable moments of his career.

He picked off Aaron Rodgers in that win, and he won't ever forget how it felt.

"That's one of my favourite stadiums I've ever played in, especially given the moment," Bynum told DAZN in an exclusive interview.

"If you get an interception against one of the GOATS, Aaron Rodgers, you're going to enjoy that stadium forever. I felt like a superhero in that game."

Bynum has also played in Berlin since joining Indianapolis, registering a sack and five tackles as the Colts ran out 31-25 winners over the Falcons.

Now 3-0 in overseas games, he says it's more than just football.

"It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to go play football overseas, so it's cool to be there for multiple days to enjoy the moment.

"You still put work first, but you also get a few hours, maybe go see the city, maybe go try some new food," he added.

Bynum's primary focus, however, is what happens on the field, and Colts fans will be pleased to know that he's got no intention of losing his unblemished record on foreign soil.

"That's a lot of motivation to go out there and win those games and put on a show for the fans."

Colts vs Commanders: how to watch on DAZN

The game will be broadcast live on DAZN for NFL Game Pass subscribers.

In the US, the game will be broadcast on NFL Network and NFL+.

• Date: Sunday, October 4, 2026 (Week 4)
• UK (BST): 2.30pm
• US (ET): 9.30am
• US (PT): 6.30am
• Venue: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London, UK

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