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The Indianapolis Colts return home after a brutal two-game road trip. The Colts just completed their annual beatdown at the hands of the Jaguars and are hoping home has some better results. The Cowboys are licking their own wounds and…

The Indianapolis Colts have opened as 5.5-point home underdogs against the Dallas Cowboys according to FanDuel Sportsbook. The matchup features a money line of +220 for Indianapolis and an over/under set at 52.5 points. Both teams enter the upcoming contest looking to bounce back from recent defeats.
Jon Spradley writes for Stampede Blue that the Colts struggled heavily in a lopsided loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars, trailing 35-0 before scoring. Meanwhile, the Cowboys are coming off an overtime loss to the Arizona Cardinals after allowing a late fourth-quarter comeback.
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