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3 best prop bets for Colts vs Titans in Week 7

By Adam Weinrib

INDIANAPOLIS, IN - OCTOBER 02: Braden Smith #72 of the Indianapolis Colts blocks against Kevin Strong #97 of the Tennessee Titans during the game at Lucas Oil Stadium on October 2, 2022 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images)
INDIANAPOLIS, IN - OCTOBER 02: Braden Smith #72 of the Indianapolis Colts blocks against Kevin Strong #97 of the Tennessee Titans during the game at Lucas Oil Stadium on October 2, 2022 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images) /
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The Indianapolis Colts are on their first heater of 2022 after Matt Ryan caught fire and beat the Jaguars 34-27 after falling down 14-3.

Now, Indy’s attention turns to another divisional foe: the Tennessee Titans, who’ve been in their way in pursuit of an AFC South crown for the better part of this era. A few weeks back, fans were ready to crown Trevor Lawrence as the heir apparent to Ryan Tannehill in the “Annoying Divisional Buzzkills” category. Suddenly, it’s Tannehill and Derrick Henry all over again.

While Colts fans — suddenly repping a 3-2-1 team in the heart of the playoff race — have plenty of reasons to be nervous for this road battle (their second and final Tennessee game of the regular season), that’s all the more reason to place some bets and refocus their energy.

Indianapolis Colts 3 Best Prop Bets for Week 7 vs. Titans

*All odds courtesy of BetMGM*

3. Matt Ryan Over 1.5 Passing TDs (+105)

Following a game where Ryan caught fire for 389 yards passing and three touchdowns, locking into Michael Pittman Jr. as his top target, this number could easily have been set at 2.5, tempting the under. But although Ryan’s struggled to find the end zone prior to his Week 7 explosion, it’s still a confident week to play the over with plus odds.

2. Michael Pittman Jr. Over 68.5 Receiving Yards (-110)

The under is once again favored here (-120), but after a week where Pittman Jr. knifed through the defense for 134 yards on 13 receptions, it almost feels inevitable that even on a bad day, he’ll wind up topping the lower end projections. This isn’t a declaration Pittman Jr. will tear through the secondary and put on a clinic again. It’s just a fair assumption that he’ll catch six or seven balls, eclipsing this modest total rather effortlessly.

1. Kicking Points: Chase McLaughlin Over 6.5 (+105)

For a team that has been stopped repeatedly short of the end zone, prior to last Sunday’s affair, and is facing a stingy division rival, it seems quite possible McLaughlin kicks two field goals and an extra point. Plus odds in your favor, too.

**Game odds refresh periodically and are subject to change.**

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