Miami at Indianapolis

This is a great situational spot for the rested visitors. Miami comes off its bye week and the rest was needed, getting a ton of players back. Cornerback Bobby McCain was removed from the NFL concussion protocol this week and practiced, all but assuring he will be available to play Sunday. WR DeVante Parker and Kenyan Drake, both nursing shoulder injuries, are back at practice. The Dolphins offensive line returned Ted Larsen, Charles Harris, Laremy Tunsil, and Ja Wuan James to practice, too. All four players missed the last game. QB Ryan Tannehill has missed five starts but is expected to start. Miami's offense will do well against an Indianapolis defense that is #20 in yards allowed, #23 against the pass, #18 in points. Any NFL team like Miami in a game involving two weak defensive teams that allow 23-27 points per game in the second half of the season are 39-15 ATS after scoring 14 points or less in two straight games. The Colts come off a blowout win over Tennessee but are 3-9-1 ATS after scoring 30+ points in their previous game. The road team has covered six of seven when these teams clash and the Dolphins are on a 7-1 ATS run in Indianapolis. Play on Miami.