Los Angeles at Indianapolis

Indianapolis has had some extra time to think about blowing the biggest lead in NFL history and scoring only three points in the second half against Minnesota. The Colts had scored more than 19 points just once their previous seven games and then when they finally show some offense they let it get away. Los Angeles has gone UNDER three in a row, including its 17-14 win over Tennessee last week when the Chargers rushed for only 74 yards and still won even with Justin Herbert throwing two interceptions and no touchdown passes. Jonathan Taylor is out for the year for Indianapolis and coach Jeff Saturday has been determined to keep running the ball anyway with Deon Jackson and Zack Moss. The Colts average 17.5 points compared to 22.3 for the Chargers, who are 23-11-1 UNDER their past 35 December games and 7-2 UNDER overall on Monday nights. Indianapolis has gone UNDER six of eight home games and the Colts are 11-3 UNDER their past 14 versus AFC teams. Play the UNDER as a Max Play.