Indianapolis Colts vs. Miami Dolphins Picks, Predictions NFL Week 4

Indianapolis Colts vs. Miami Dolphins Picks, Predictions NFL Week 4

The Indianapolis Colts and Miami Dolphins will clash in a week four NFL game on Sunday.

Which team will win?

Check out these NFL week 4 picks and predictions for the game, which can be seen on CBS at 10 a.m. MST time.

The dolphins are a 2.5 point favorite in the game.

Ben Rolfe writes, “This is an early knockout game for these two franchises. With the Colts at 0-3 and the Dolphins 1-2, neither team can afford to lose. The Dolphins showed their hearts in week 3, and now.” they are there to keep their hopes alive at home in week 4. The Colts are really in trouble right now, so there are no excuses for Miami. “

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Sportsnaut: Dolphins 17, Colts 13

Matt Johnson writes: “It’s hard to feel good when the Colts match up with the upper echelons defense right now. Indianapolis has been dealing with a ton of injuries, with the Wentz problem being the biggest problem. Miami’s defenses in top form beating is a challenge. Where are the Colts now? Little chance. “

CBS Sports: Dolphins 28, Colts 23

Jordan Dajani writes: “The Colts are a tough team to judge on paper as we don’t know if Carson Wentz can reinvent himself after reuniting with Frank Reich. The Colts are now ready to compete against each other. But how much could one bad quarterback play hindering you? I’m taking Miami home with me. “

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Fansite: Dolphins win the game against Colts in week 4

Brady Hamilton writes, “This is an early game that I think is a lot tougher than most people think. The Colts have arguably the best offensive line in the league and they may have the edge over the Dolphins’ defensive line. The Colts “The defense is pretty good too and Carson Wentz should improve the offensive. I think this is a closer game than expected, but I see the Dolphins their first home win with this game. “

Colts Wire: Colts 27, Dolphins 17

Kevin Hickey writes: “The Dolphins have a solid organization with Brian Flores at the helm and they just missed the 2020 playoffs. But this is a game where the Colts should be preferred. You can win with more efficient offensive. “

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Draft Kings: Take the Colts with the Points against the Dolphins in Week 4

Says Teddy Ricketson, “The Colts are in trouble, but they have a good defense that can trip Brissett. This is a game of revenge for the former Indy quarterback, so he’s cheered for this match. The Dolphins are better off.” Skill positions, but Indianapolis has the better quarterback. That will make the difference in this game. “

The site gives the Colts a 37% chance of winning.

ESPN: Dolphins have a 55.3% chance of winning

The site’s Football Power Index gives the Colts a 44.4% chance of winning.

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