IND @ HST Preview GAME SIM PROJECTION
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IND
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PROJECTION
| WIN% | PTS | |
|---|---|---|
| IND | 38% | 19 |
| HST | 62% | 23 |
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HST
Texans
BET VALUE
MARKET
HST -5.5 · O/U 45.5
Texans by 3.2
Texans are the pick here, favoured by 3.2 and winning 62% of 50 sims (projected 23-19).
Matchup Breakdown
How the model sees it unfold — the matchups that decide the game, from 50 simulationsKeys to the Game
- Will Anderson Jr. (Texans) vs Bernhard Raimann (Colts) - winner: Will Anderson Jr., winning 56% of reps for 3.8 sacks and 8.7 pressures a game - constant heat on the quarterback.
- Jonathan Taylor (Colts) vs Jalen Pitre (Texans) - winner: Jonathan Taylor, 4.8 yds a carry - controls the line of scrimmage.
In the Trenches
- Don't expect much heat from the Texans — a 51% win rate yields only 5.6 sacks and 20.7 pressures a game, with Will Anderson Jr. (3.8 sacks, 8.7 pressures a game) setting the tone.
- Pressure could be scarce for the Colts — a 51% win rate, 4.8 sacks and 23.4 pressures a game — Laiatu Latu (3.3 sacks, 7.9 pressures a game) out front.
Through the Air
- The Texans lean on Nico Collins, good for 7.1 catches and 63 yds a game while breaking open on 52% of his routes.
- Through the air it is Alec Pierce's show for the Colts: 55 yds a game, open on 46% of routes.
- Few balls get past Derek Stingley Jr. (Texans), who yields separation on 35% of routes, adding 0.2 INT a game.
On the Ground
- The Texans lean on David Montgomery, 14 carries for 57 yds a game at 4.1 a carry, with the holes opening to the right side.
- The Colts' run game leans on Jonathan Taylor — 14 carries, 69 yds a game (4.8 a carry), doing his damage to the right side and moving the chains.
Model vs Market
Sim lineHST -3.2
Market lineHST -5.5
Sim total42
Market total45.5
HST by 3.2 (62% to win) Projected total 42 pts C.J. Stroud ~241 pass yds (250+ 44%) Jonathan Taylor ~69 rush yds (70+ 38%) Nico Collins ~81 rec yds, 5.7 rec (70+ 64%)








