Indianapolis Colts Season Win Total Betting Odds for 2015

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

2 July, 2015

The Indianapolis Colts season win total betting odds for the regular 2015 season had the Colts as a big -200 favorite to win OVER 10.5 games and it is easy to see why…..the UNDER paying $16.50 for every $10 bet could actually come through.

They will be hosting the Jets, Jaguars, Bucs and Titans, all teams with season wins totals listed below 8. They also host a Houston team that is expected to be much improved, a New Orleans team that is anybody’s guess and the New England Patriots.

Games in Tennessee and Jacksonville are winnable. Others, like those played in Buffalo, Miami, Pittsburgh, Atlanta and Carolina could prove challenging.

It’s all about whether these Colts are that much better than any of these teams.

With Luck and the high powered offense that could very well be the case.

It’s also easy on paper to see this Indianapolis team going 10-6.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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