IND @ PHI Preview GAME SIM PROJECTION
← Week 14 slate
IND
Colts

18
PROJECTION
| WIN% | PROJ | |
|---|---|---|
| IND | 42% | 18 |
| PHI | 58% | 20 |
20

PHI
Eagles
Eagles by 2.7
Across 50 simulations, Eagles come out on top 58% of the time by an average of 2.7 (20-18).
Matchup Breakdown
How the model sees it unfold — the matchups that decide the game, from 50 simulationsKeys to the Game
- Jonathan Taylor (Colts) vs Jeremiah Trotter Jr. (Eagles) - winner: Jonathan Taylor, 4.8 yds a carry - a problem for the front.
In the Trenches
- The Colts' line should hold up: the Eagles win just 50% of their reps, mustering 3.8 sacks and 15.6 pressures a game — Jonathan Greenard (2.6 sacks, 6.8 pressures a game) out front.
- The Eagles' quarterback should have time; the Colts win just 50% of reps for 5.7 sacks a game, JT Tuimoloau (2.2 sacks, 7.9 pressures a game) leading the way.
Through the Air
- DeVonta Smith is the engine of the Eagles' passing game — 54 yds a game on 55% separation.
- Josh Downs is the engine of the Colts' passing game — 36 yds a game on 43% separation.
- Receivers won't find much room against Quinyon Mitchell (Eagles): 36% separation allowed with 0.5 INT a game.
On the Ground
- The Eagles hand it to Saquon Barkley early and often, 11 carries for 48 yds a game at 4.4 a carry, with his best work off right tackle.
- Jonathan Taylor is the workhorse for the Colts, churning 68 yds a game at 4.8 a carry, finding room off the right edge and controlling the clock.
Model vs Market
PHI by 2.7 (58% to win) Projected total 38 pts Jalen Hurts ~228 pass yds (250+ 38%) Jonathan Taylor ~68 rush yds (70+ 36%) DeVonta Smith ~68 rec yds, 4.8 rec (70+ 42%)








