Watch, Stream, Listen: Colts vs. Dolphins, Week 10

The Indianapolis Colts (2-7) enter Sunday's home matchup against the Miami Dolphins (1-7) at Lucas Oil Stadium as one of the few times they'll be favored to win this season.

While both teams have been bad this year, Miami's been just a little worse, and while both teams are hobbled this week, Miami has it just a bit worse.

FanDuel Sportsbook has the Colts as 3.5-point favorites, but the total points over/under is a low 37.5. The sportsbooks think this one should be a struggle-fest.

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The Colts have lost five consecutive games, and 14 of their last 16 dating back to last season. The Dolphins have lost 10 of their last 12.

This week, the Colts traded away their top two active receivers, Josh Downs and Keenan Allen, and placed tight end Mo Alie-Cox (groin) and linebacker Akeem Davis-Gaither (knee) on Injured Reserve. They also ruled out tight end Will Mallory (hamstring), right tackle Jalen Travis (knee), defensive tackle Jerry Tillery (calf), linebacker Jaylon Carlies (neck), and even long snapper Luke Rhodes (hamstring).

Even still, the Dolphins give the Colts no sympathy.

Miami started its week by placing starting quarterback Malik Willis (groin) and top defensive lineman Zach Sieler (bicep) on IR. They've also ruled out arguably their next best player, center Aaron Brewer (concussion), and starting receiver Chris Bell (knee) is doubtful.

For the Colts, this is an opportunity for them to get right on the ground.

After Jonathan Taylor survived the trade deadline, the Colts need to reimagine how their offense works. Taylor has played in fewer than 70% of offensive snaps despite being healthy for three straight games, which simply doesn't happen to him for stretches of this length.

However, they now face a Dolphins defense that is giving up 111.8 yards on the ground per game and just 3.8 per carry, but is now quite vulnerable due to injuries and youth.

If the Colts don't attack this front with Taylor and Seth McGowan, it's hard to imagine when (and if) Taylor's 2026 breakout will happen.

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