Jacksonville Jaguars at Indianapolis Colts Point Spread Pick and Betting Odds. In this fourth week NFL 2015 regular season match, the 1- 2 Indianapolis Colts will play host to the 1-2 Jacksonville Jaguars at the Lucas Oil Stadium. The game is set to kickoff on Sunday, October 4th at 13:00 ET, and the Colts are current favourites to win, with a -8 point start at odds of -110, according to BetOnline. Total lines on the odds stand at 48 points.
Betting Odds
Point Spread: Jaguars +8/Colts -8
Total Line: 48
The Jaguars may have claimed a victory against the Miami Dolphins in week two, but they were systematically brought back down to earth with a crash this past week in a 51-17 loss to the New England Patriots. Jacksonville had no way of competing against Tom Brady’s passing game, although their defence line was exceptionally poor in the game as well. They were flagged seven times for a total of 114 yards and in the end, the offence that they could muster only resulted in them garnering 293 yards altogether. Quarterback, Blake Bortles was barely able to compile any form of offence against the Patriots.
Jacksonville have collectively gathered 49 points this season, according to official stats, although they’ve allowed opposing teams to score 91 points. The lack of considerable offence on the Jaguars’ part has left them flailing in the rankings, positioned in just 29th overall. Defensively, Jacksonville are ranked 30th, proving that the 2015 regular season has not been a good one for the team so far. The aforementioned Bortles has only completed 57 of his 106 attempted passes, while rushing stats show that zero touchdowns have been made.
It wouldn’t be anything spectacular, but the Colts did claim their first win against Tennessee’s Titans last week, with a final score of 35-33. Starting quarterback, Andrew Luck did finally seem to wake up this season, managing to finish the game with 18 successful passes of 30 attempted for a total of 260 yards. He also managed to secure two touchdowns, despite being intercepted twice as well. The Titans made the Colts fight for every point though, and that they did, claiming 21 points in the final period against Tennessee’s zero. Indianapolis now need to maintain some consistency when it comes to their gameplay.
Luck has completed 65 passes so far this season out of the 116 he’s attempted, compiling 753 yards in the process. He’s thrown a total of seven interceptions though and lost 18 yards in sacks. Frank Gore has done his best with rushing, carrying 37 for 174 yards and securing two touchdowns while doing so, while wide receivers, Donte Moncrief and T.Y. Hilton have caught 17 and 15 passes, respectively. Three touchdowns have also been claimed by Moncrief this season so far.
Jacksonville at Indianapolis Betting Trends
Jacksonville is 3-6-1 against the spread in their last 10 road games.
The Jaguars are 0-5 straight up in their last 5 road games.
The game total has gone under in 7 of Jacksonville’s last 6 road games against the Colts.
Indianapolis is 1-4 against the spread in their last 5 games.
The Colts are 18-6-1 against the spread in their last 25 home games.
Injury Report
Jacksonville
S Johnathan Cyprien Calf probable Sunday vs. Indianapolis
T Luke Joeckel Ankle probable Sunday vs. Indianapolis
WR Marqise Lee Hamstring “?” Sunday vs. Indianapolis
DT Roy Miller Knee “?” Sunday vs. Indianapolis
DT Sen’Derrick Marks Knee expected to miss Sunday vs. Indianapolis
CB Dwayne Gratz Ankle “?” Sunday vs. Indianapolis
WR Rashad Greene Thumb IR – designated to return (eligible to return week 11)
RB Denard Robinson MCL out indefinitely
TE Julius Thomas Finger out indefinitely
DE Andre Branch Knee out indefinitely
DE Dante Fowler, Jr. Knee out for season
Indianapolis
RB Tyler Varga Concussion “?” Sunday vs. Jacksonville
QB Andrew Luck Shoulder probable Sunday vs. Jacksonville
CB Darius Butler Hip “?” Sunday vs. Jacksonville
TE Dwayne Allen Ankle “?” Sunday vs. Jacksonville
CB Greg Toler Neck “?” Sunday vs. Jacksonville
CB D’Joun Smith Knee out indefinitely
RB Vick Ballard Hamstring IR
RB Dan Herron Shoulder IR
DE Arthur Jones Ankle IR
Consensus Pick (ATS)
Jacksonville: 27%
Indianapolis: 73%
Free NFL Pick
The Jaguars are still really banged up especially on defense, but should be in better shape on the OL with LT Luke Joekel expected to play his first game this season. The Secondary may be missing starting CB Davon House and FS Sergio Brown. The Colts should be able to march up and down the field against this unit. The same can be said about the Jaguars who will be facing their weakest opponent on the defensive side of the ball this season.
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