Monday, May 21st, 2012
The Indianapolis Colts will face fellow AFC conference foe the Baltimore Ravens in a week fourteen NFL pro football game on Sunday afternoon.
This NFL game will begin from Baltimore at 1PM Eastern Time with national television coverage provided by CBS.
The point spread came out with the home team Baltimore Ravens favored by –16 1/2 points with a total of 40 ½ points.
The NFL bettors came in early on the side of the road club as the Baltimore Ravens are now favored by -16 points.
Totals bettors will find the movement towards the over as the game is now up at 41 points.
Those backing the favored Baltimore Ravens on the money line will lay –1400 odds with the underdog Indianapolis Colts bringing back +925 odds to earn the straight up victory without the need for points on their side.
These two NFL teams meet on Sunday afternoon for the first time since the 2009 season AFC divisional playoffs where the Indianapolis Colts earned the 20-3 home win against the Baltimore Ravens as a -6 point home favorite.
The over under came in at under the total of 44 points.
It was Peyton Manning leading the Colts to the win with two touchdown passes.
The Ravens offense totally stalled in defeat as they were held to just a field by Billy Cundiff in defeat.
Baltimore brought momentum into this game with the Colts in the playoffs following a blowout win at the Patriots in the AFC wildcard the week before.
Indianapolis is going through a nightmare season with an overall record of 0-12 on the season. The team is 0-6 on the road.
The Colts average just 14 points and 293 yards per game with 99 yards on the ground for 4.3 yards a carry.
On defense Indianapolis allows 29 points and 387 yards per game. Teams rush for 144 yards against them for 4.1 yards per rush against average.
Indy is coming off the 31-24 road defeat to the New England Patriots last week as a +20 ½ point underdog.
The over under landed over the closing line of 48 ½ points.
Indianapolis was down 31-3 entering the fourth quarter and scored 21 points in the fourth quarter during garbage time.
The Colts amassed 437 offensive yards with 99 yards rushing on 31 carries.
The team allowed two sacks and scored two touchdowns in three red zone tries.
Indy turned it over two times and got none away from New England.
Quarterback Dan Orlovsky completed 30 of 37 passes for 353 yards with two touchdowns and one interception.
Running back Donald Brown ran for 41 yards on 14 rushing attempts with a touchdown.
Joseph Addai had 13 rushes for 39 yards.
Delone Carter found three carries for 20 yards.
Pierre Garcon led Indianapolis with nine receptions for 150 yards and two receiving touchdowns.
Austin Collie had seven catches for 70 yards.
Reggie Wayne grabbed five balls for 55 yards.
Tight end Jacob Tamme had caught five balls for 49 yards.
Indianapolis allowed New England 366 yards of offense with 73 yards rushing on 24 carries.
The Colts had one sack and allowed three Patriots touchdowns in all three of their red zone drives.
The Ravens host Indy with a record of 9-3 on the season. The club is 6-0 at home.
Baltimore averages 24 points and 345 yards per game with 114 yards coming from their run game for 4.1 yards per rush.
On defense the Ravens allow 16 points and 287 yards per game. Opponents rush for 88 yards against Baltimore for 3.4 yards per rush against average.
The team has won three straight games.
They are coming off the 24-10 road win last week to the Cleveland Browns as a -7 point favorite.
The total came in at under the number of 38 ½ points.
The Ravens posted 448 offensive yards with 290 of it coming on the ground on 55 rushes.
Baltimore allowed one sack and scored two touchdowns in five red zone tries.
They turned it over once and took back one from Cleveland.
Quarterback Joe Flacco completed 10 of 23 passes for 158 yards.
Ray Rice ran for 204 yards on 29 carries with a rushing touchdown.
Rick Williams chipped in with 16 carries for 76 yards and a touchdown.
Ed Dickson led Baltimore with three receptions for 47 yards.
Torrey Smith had a 32 yard reception.
Anquan Boldin grabbed two balls for 32 yards.
Baltimore allowed their AFC north divisional opponent just 233 yards of offense with 59 coming from their ground attack.
The Ravens had three sacks and gave up no red zone touchdown in the Browns only drive inside the 20.
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NFL Trend: Indianapolis Colts are 7-0 ATS in their past seven meetings with Baltimore Ravens.
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