A rematch from last season's playoffs is on tap Sunday as the Indianapolis Colts (5-5) visit the Buffalo Bills (6-3). In a 2020 Wild Card game, Buffalo prevailed 27-24 over the Philip Rivers-led Colts and now Indy will hope for a different result under Carson Wentz. The former Eagle has a 17:3 touchdown-to-interception ratio, while his counterpart, Josh Allen, has accounted for 22 TDs (19 passing, three rushing). Buffalo and Indianapolis have 5-2 records over their last seven games. You may be able to stream the game on Paramount+.
Colts vs. Bills will kick off at 1 p.m. ET from Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, N.Y. Buffalo is a seven-point favorite in the latest Bills vs. Colts odds from Caesars Sportsbook. The over-under for total number of points scored is 49.5. In select markets, Sunday's matchup can be seen live on CBS and streamed live on Paramount+ with their must-have Premium plan.
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How to watch Colts vs. Bills Date: Sunday, Nov. 21 Time: 1 p.m. ET TV: CBS Streaming: Paramount+ Week 11 NFL picks for Bills vs. ColtsBefore you tune in to Sunday's Colts vs. Bills game, you need to see the NFL picks from SportsLine's advanced computer model. The model, which simulates every NFL game 10,000 times, is up almost $7,500 for $100 players on top-rated NFL picks since its inception six-plus years ago. The model enters Week 11 of the 2021 season on an incredible 128-89 run on top-rated NFL picks that dates back to the 2017 season.
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For Bills vs. Colts, the model is backing the Under. The Colts' offensive game plan is centered around the run, and the NFL's leading rusher in Jonathan Taylor. All five of Indy's wins have come when Taylor has rushed for at least 100 yards, while all five of its losses have come when he failed to crack 100. Run-heavy attacks tend to produce lower-scoring games as long, methodical drives eat up the clock.
While the Bills are known for the exploits of Josh Allen, they actually prefer more of a balanced game plan with success on the ground. After rushing for a season-low 72 yards in Week 9's shocking defeat to Jacksonville, coach Sean McDermott said that adjustments would be made in the run game, and that was evident in Week 10. Matt Breida received carries for just the second game all season and found the end zone as Buffalo ran for 139 yards, its most since Week 4.
With one team needing to run and the other wanting to run, this projects as a grind-it-out game that will be won in the trenches. Add in that both teams are among the top half of the league in scoring defense and points will be at a premium. The model projects 48 total points being scored, with the Under hitting in well over 50 percent of simulations.
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