Indianapolis Colts

NFL Player Props

The predictive model expects the Indianapolis Colts offense to be the 5th-fastest paced team in the league (in a neutral context) at the moment, averaging 27.41 seconds per play. When it comes to protecting the quarterback (and the positive effect it has on all air attack metrics), the offensive line of the Indianapolis Colts grades out as the 4th-best in the league last year. As it relates to linebackers in defending receivers, Miami's collection of LBs has been awful last year, projecting as the 7th-worst in the league.

Accounting for their underlying strategic approach and game dynamics, the Dolphins are expected by our trusted projection set to run just 61.6 offensive plays in this game: the fewest on the slate this week. In regards to pass-blocking (and the influence it has on all pass game stats), the offensive line of the Dolphins grades out as the 10th-worst in football last year.

The predictive model expects the Indianapolis Colts offense to be the 5th-fastest paced team in the league (in a neutral context) at the moment, averaging 27.41 seconds per play. Jonathan Taylor has run a route on 61.8% of his offense's dropbacks last year, ranking him in the 97th percentile among RBs. Our trusted projections expect Jonathan Taylor to total 2.9 targets this week, on average, ranking him in the 83rd percentile among RBs. When it comes to protecting the quarterback (and the positive effect it has on all air attack metrics), the offensive line of the Indianapolis Colts grades out as the 4th-best in the league last year. As it relates to linebackers in defending receivers, Miami's collection of LBs has been awful last year, projecting as the 7th-worst in the league.

The predictive model expects the Indianapolis Colts offense to be the 5th-fastest paced team in the league (in a neutral context) at the moment, averaging 27.41 seconds per play. The model projects Josh Downs to notch 7.0 targets in this week's game, on average, placing him in the 82nd percentile among wide receivers. Josh Downs has been a key part of his team's pass game, earning a Target Share of 25.8% last year, which puts him in the 88th percentile when it comes to wide receivers. With a fantastic 5.1 adjusted catches per game (85th percentile) last year, Josh Downs ranks as one of the top pass-catching wide receivers in the league. Last year, the anemic Miami Dolphins pass defense has surrendered a staggering 70.2% Adjusted Completion Rate versus opposing WRs: the 3rd-worst rate in the league.

The projections expect the Miami Dolphins to be the 3rd-most pass-centric team on the slate this week with a 62.5% pass rate, accounting for their underlying traits and matchup dynamics. The 5th-largest volume of plays in football have been run by the Miami Dolphins last year (a colossal 59.7 per game on average). The leading projections forecast Tyreek Hill to accumulate 8.7 targets this week, on balance, placing him in the 93rd percentile among wide receivers. Tyreek Hill checks in as one of the best WRs in the game last year, averaging an excellent 4.8 adjusted receptions per game while checking in at the 81st percentile. The Colts pass defense has conceded the 2nd-highest Adjusted Completion% in the NFL (70.4%) to wide receivers last year (70.4%).

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