DraftKings. Zaire Franklin has cleared this line in 7/14 games, and has 9+ in 12/14. Good matchup against the Titans who allow the tenth most tackles by opposing linebackers (per PFF). Tony Pollard (questionable) is reportedly likely to suit up, which should allow the Titans to run the ball. And with Mason Rudolph now starting under center, I expect a more conservative, check-down heavy offense. In each of the 4 games that Rudolph took the majority of the snaps, an opposing off-ball linebacker has cleared this line.

Chig Okonkwo has usually thrived when QB Mason Rudolph plays, and Rudolph will start Sunday at Indy. The Colts give up the third-most catches and eighth-most yards to opposing tight ends. Last week, the Colts gave up 43 receiving yards to Broncos' tight ends -- a position Denver rarely targets. And in the Titans' loss to Cincinnati last week, Rudolph targeted Okonkwo eight times in the second half alone.

There is still a flicker of playoff hope for the Colts, and in this game vs Tennessee they can quickly get the bad taste out of their mouth from last week. Look for the Colts defensive line to be able to tee off on Mason Rudolph in the pocket and have some success in the short passing game offensively to cover, and keep their playoff hopes alive.

Tennessee is probably in better shape at quarterback having benched starter and presumed future at the position Will Levis -- he's not gonna make it as anything more than a backup in the NFL, it's beginning to look like -- for Mason Rudolph. But this is all about Indy still having playoff hopes. It must win out and get help, but it's possible. The Titans have a ton of guys on the early injury report and I'm sure some won't exactly try to hurry back with nothing to play for. While I'm not on the spread, they are also an NFL-worst 2-12 ATS. That would be the worst single-season cover percentage by any club since 1970.

He's hit this in three of the last four games and is struggling mightily throwing the football. His grip on the starting job might be waning. His legs are his super power and after Jonathan Taylor just handed a game away fumbling at the goal line, I see some keepers in his future in the redzone. He missed the first meeting with the Titans