Colts vs. Steelers Total Receiving Yards Prop Bet: DK Metcalf, Tyler Warren, Michael Pittman

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Indianapolis Colts vs. Pittsburgh Steelers receiving yards prop bets had DK Metcalf with an Over/Under of 61.5. 

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DK Metcalf caught 5-of-7 targets for 55 yards and a touchdown in the Steelers’ Week 8 loss to the Packers.

From NBC Edge: 

Metcalf was flagged for a personal foul in the second half after poking a Packers defender in the eye through the face mask, an act that continued to spur heated interactions between the two teams. He was also flagged for offensive pass interference on a comeback screen in the first quarter, overshadowing his touchdown for real-world football in the process. Metcalf remains a low-volume WR2 that is heavily reliant on touchdowns, but the Steelers simply have very little competition to targets at the moment. That could change as the trade deadline approaches.

Michael Pittman Jr. caught 8-of-9 targets for 95 yards and a touchdown in a Week 8 win over the Titans.

He comes in with a receiving yards total of 55.5 for this game. 

Pittman Jr. is the clear top receiving threat in Indianapolis, and continues to deliver plays for Daniel Jones to earn his new quarterback’s trust. Pittman Jr. made a few tough catches over the middle and then snagged a one-handed touchdown catch while he was being aggressively interfered with. He was still able to pull the ball away from the defensive back with one hand and pin it to his chest for the touchdown grab. Pittman is the only Colts receiver you can rely on every week. 

Tyler Warren is being offered with an Over/Under of 58.5 for Sunday's game. 

Warren caught 4-of-5 targets for 53 yards in a Week 8 win over the Titans.

It was a solid day overall for Warren, who continues to establish himself as the second most consistent option in the Colts’ passing game, behind only Michael Pittman Jr. However, he could have had a much bigger day. On a 21-yard screen pass in the third quarter, Warren had blockers in front of him and only had to beat one defender for an easy touchdown, but when he planted his feet to cut, he slipped and was tackled easily. It would have provided a nice splash play to his day, but he remains a TE1 given his clear ability and how often Indianapolis is putting the ball in the end zone.

Total Receiving Yards Prop Bet - Colts vs. Steelers 

Tyler Warren
O 58.5-114
U 58.5-114
Michael Pittman Jr.
O 55.5-114
U 55.5-114
DK Metcalf
O 61.5-114
U 61.5-114
Calvin Austin III
O 34.5-114
U 34.5-114
Alec Pierce
O 45.5-114
U 45.5-114
Josh Downs
O 35.5-114
U 35.5-114
Jonnu Smith
O 25.5-114
U 25.5-114
Jonathan Taylor
O 18.5-114
U 18.5-114
Jaylen Warren
O 20.5-114
U 20.5-114
Pat Freiermuth
O 19.5-114
U 19.5-114
Kenneth Gainwell
O 14.5-114
U 14.5-114
Roman Wilson
O 13.5-114
U 13.5-114
Darnell Washington
O 11.5-114
U 11.5-114

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