Colts Game Today: Colts vs Rams injury report, spread, over/under, schedule, Live Stream, TV channel
By Jerry Trotta
Colts Injury Report vs Rams Week 2
Look away, Colts fans, but if you don’t, put your glasses on, because this is a laundry list of an injury report. As of this writing, the following players have been ruled out for today’s game against the Rams: Braden Smith and Xavier Rhodes.
Coach Reich tells me Eric Fisher will start at LT, Julien Davenport will start at RT with Braden Smith out. With Fisher's practice time still minimal Reich will rotate Davenport into LT at some points behind Fisher and Matt Pryor would then slide into RT. #INDvsLAR #ForTheShoe
— Larra Overton (@LarraOverton) September 19, 2021
This next group of players have been listed as questionable, so keep your eyes peeled for updates leading up to kickoff: Quenton Nelson, Eric Fisher, Kwity Paye, Khari Willis, Julian Blackmon, Parris Campbell and Michael Pittman Jr.
Colts vs Chargers Odds, Spread, Over/Under & Betting Pick Week 1
WynnBET’s Week 2 NFL odds have the Rams as 3.5-point road favorites. They have -110 odds (bet $110 to win $100) to win by four points or more. That, of course, means the Colts are +3.5 point underdogs. They also have -110 odds and that bet will cash whether Indy wins or loses by more than four points.
The over/under, meanwhile, is set at a hefty 48.0 points, so oddsmakers clearly think this matchup has barnburner potential.
As much as we hate betting against the Colts, the injury report is too significant to ignore. Coming off a huge win in primetime, the Rams are surely licking their chops. We’d feel more confident taking Los Angeles if the spread was an even -3 points, but they should still take care of business against an injury-ravaged Indy side.
Rams 27, Colts 20.
Make your pick now on WynnBET.
What Channel is the Colts Game on Week 2
Today’s game will be broadcast on FOX at 1 p.m. EST.
Colts vs Rams Live Stream
Today’s Colts game can be streamed live on Fubo TV.
Colts Next Game and Schedule
The Colts’ next game will come in Week 3, when they hit the road for the first time in the regular season for a divisional clash against the Titans. What a huge game that’ll be. Anyway, here’s a look at Indy’s schedule for the next four weeks.
- Week 3: @Tennessee
- Week 4: @Dolphins
- Week 5: @Ravens
- Week 6: vs Texans
