Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Indianapolis Colts: Spread Info, Line and Predictions

The bottom two teams in the AFC South will square off against each other on Sunday when the 2-6 Jacksonville Jaguars travel to Indiana to take on the 0-9 Indianapolis Colts.

Symmetrically, this is a good game for the Colts. In Week 8, the then winless Rams won their first game. In Week 9, the Dolphins got their first win. Now, in Week 10, the Colts are the only winless team in the league. 

The two teams split two meetings in 2010, with each team winning at home. They will meet again in Week 17 in Jacksonville.

Where: Lucas Oil Stadium. Indianapolis, Indiana.

When: Sunday, Nov. 13 at 1 p.m. EST

Watch: CBS

Spread

Jaguars (-3), according to Bodog.

I would highly advise you not bet on this game. Neither of these teams has been any good this year. The Jaguars have been slightly better. So, even on the road, I will go with them to win and cover, but not by much.

Over/Under

38, according to Bodog. 

That's not what you would call a huge spread, but I like the under. Actually, I like the under a lot.  

Key Injuries

Jaguars' DE Aaron Kampman, FB Brock Bolen, and OL Eben Britton are out.

Jaguars' DT Terrance Knighton and WR Brian Robiskie are questionable.

Jaguars' DE John Chick, S Courtney Greene, and WR Cecil Shorts III are probable.

Colts' TE Dallas Clark, TE Brody Eldridge, QB Peyton Manning, and T Joe Reitz are out.

Colts' RB Joseph Addai, DE Jamaal Anderson, DB Stevie Brown, DB Terrence Johnson, DT Drake Nevis, and WR Blair White are questionable.

Fantasy Big Plays

You can probably tell by everything else written, but I am not anticipating many points. So, both defenses are good plays. 

With a good Indianapolis pass rush, the Jaguars will need to run. So, if you have Maurice Jones-Drew, play him. 

Keys to a Jaguars' Win

Maurice Jones-Drew is really the key here. If he runs the ball well, Jacksonville should take this game pretty easily.

Keys to a Colts' Win

Defensively, the Colts do have a good pass rush. They must get to Blaine Gabbert. and force turnovers.

Offensively, Curtis Painter has to find a way to get the ball to their play makers.

Prediction: Jaguars 14, Colts 10

Logic doesn't suggest that a lot of points are going to be scored here. Yes, that probably ensures a 48-45 shootout, but I am going with logic and calling for a low scoring game.