- The Indianapolis Colts are 4-point favorites against the Washington Commanders.
- There is a 48-point over/under set for the game.
LONDON – Week 4 marks the start of three consecutive NFL London Games. Kicking things off across the pond are the Indianapolis Colts and Washington Commanders, who both come in 1-2.
Super Bowl sportsbooks give the advantage to the Colts in this one as 4.0-point favorites. This comes as the Commanders are still trying to get a grip after losing Jayden Daniels with a dislocated elbow and Marcus Mariota taking over as QB1.
Indianapolis Colts Vs. Washington Commanders Odds
- Moneyline: Colts (-200) vs. Commanders (+170)
- Spread: Colts -4
- Total: 48
Back And Forth On Offense
Both the Colts and Commanders are coming off their first wins of the season in Week 3. This has a chance to be a shootout, and Super Bowl betting sites agree with the 48-point total.
Both defenses are allowing over 30 points per game and over 360 yards per game to opponents. On offense, they’re also putting up similar numbers with the Commanders at 25 points and the Colts at 24 points.
Against point totals this season, Washington is 3-0 in going over and by a +10.3 point margin on average. The Colts are 2-1 and going over by +8.8 points on average.
As far as who has the edge, this is a great spot for the Colts, specifically Daniel Jones, to get things rolling. The Commanders' secondary allows the second-most passing yards per game this season at 280.3.
Jonathan Taylor could also be in line for a nice game. He’s averaging 86 rushing yards per game this season. It’s also worth noting that in last year’s NFL International Game in Berlin, Taylor exploded for 244 yards and three touchdowns.
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