Miami @ Indianapolis
Team Totals: Colts 21, Dolphins 17.5
Down Malik Willis (groin, I.R.), the Fins will trot out 2025 sixth-round pick Kyle McCord to engineer an offense that, to this point, has been built around a dual-threat quarterback. The antithesis of that, McCord graduated college with -142 career yards rushing. The Dolphins have conceded the NFL’s third-highest pressure rate (27%), which will make life especially tough on inexperienced pocket passer McCord. Indy’s D/ST is very playable here. … Ollie Gordon II is averaging 20.7 touches on a 79% snap rate over Miami’s last three games, while the Colts have been trucked for the NFL’s seventh-most fantasy running back points. In two games since trading DT DeForest Buckner, Indianapolis has been ethered for a combined 60/336/3 (5.6 YPC) rushing line by Jags and Cowboys backs. Gordon is a formidable RB2. … I’ve got nothing to say about Dolphins pass catchers; McCord has never attempted an NFL dropback. But if forced to choose from them, I’d pick Malik Washington. The Colts tend to funnel targets into the slot — Washington plays half of his snaps inside — and Washington runs the highest-percentage routes on the Dolphins, convenient for his green signal-caller.
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