The rushing race continues to tighten. Jonathan Taylor’s task will be harder going forward because the Indianapolis’ Colts’ passing attack will be hampered by the loss of Daniel Jones. That means opponents can spend more time trying to stop Taylor in the game plan. James Cook of the Bills is within 48 yards of Taylor. Both have tough games ahead with the Colts at Seattle and the Bills dueling the Patriots. There are already seven 1,000-yard rushers and three more backs who have crossed the 900-yard mark.10. Travis Etienne, Jacksonville JaguarsRushing yards: 9179 Rico Dowdle, Carolina PanthersRushing yards: 9298. Kyren Williams, Los Angeles RamsRushing yards: 9527. Javonte Williams, Dallas CowboysRushing yards: 1,0226. Derrick Henry, Baltimore RavensRushing yards: 1,0255. Jahmyr Gibbs, Detroit LionsRushing yards: 1,0624. Bijan Robinson, Atlanta FalconsRushing yards: 1,0813. De’Von Achane, Miami DolphinsRushing yards: 1,1262. James Cook, Buffalo BillsRushing yards: 1,3081. Jonathan Taylor, Indianapolis ColtsRushing yards: 1,356This article originally appeared on The List Wire: NFL rushing leaders after 14 weeks