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Steelers vs. Colts Odds and Top Prop Bets & Parlays: NFL Week 12

The Steelers and Colts are both on the periphery of the playoff picture, but a win on Monday could make things interesting for Indianapolis.

NFL Week 12 concludes with a Monday Night Football battle between two teams desperate for a win as Kenny Pickett and the Pittsburgh Steelers visit Matt Ryan and the Indianapolis Colts. At 3-7, Pittsburgh is +3000 at FanDuel SportsBook to make the playoffs and is going through a rebuilding year. The offense showed life in a 37-30 loss last Sunday against Cincinnati, but the Steelers have lost three of four amid a tough schedule to fall out of the race.

At 4-6-1, Indianapolis is +890 to make the playoffs, but a win would sit Jeff Saturday’s Colts squarely in the postseason picture. They followed an inspired win over Las Vegas with a tough loss to Philadelphia, but this team is showing some life after a long losing streak. Heading into this AFC showdown, let’s check out all the latest Steelers vs. Colts odds, as well as the best prop bets and ready-made parlays, courtesy of our friends at FanDuel Sportsbook.

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Steelers vs. Colts Odds: NFL Week 12

All odds are via FanDuel Sportsbook as of Nov. 28 and are subject to change.

Betting Lines
  • Point Spread: Indianapolis Colts -2.5 (-115) / Pittsburgh Steelers +2.5 (-105)
  • Moneyline: Indianapolis Colts (-144) / Pittsburgh Steelers (+122)
  • Over/Under: OVER 39.5 (-105) / UNDER 39.5 (-115)

Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Indianapolis Colts Prop Bets

First TD Scorer
  • Jonathan Taylor: +370
  • Najee Harris: +600
  • Michael Pittman: +900
  • Diontae Johnson: +1200
  • Pat Freiermuth: +1200
  • George Pickens: +1400
  • Parris Campbell: +1500
  • Alec Pierce: +1700
  • Mo Allie-Cox: +1900
  • Kylen Granson: +1900
  • Benny Snell: +2100
  • Kenny Pickett: +2300

Anytime TD Scorer
  • Jonathan Taylor: -155
  • Najee Harris: +115
  • Michael Pittman: +195
  • Diontae Johnson: +290
  • Pat Freiermuth: +290
  • George Pickens: +310
  • Parris Campbell: +350
  • Alec Pierce: +480
  • Mo Allie-Cox: +480
  • Kylen Granson: +480
  • Benny Snell: +550
  • Kenny Pickett: +550

To Score 2+ TDs
  • Jonathan Taylor: +340
  • Najee Harris: +550
  • Michael Pittman: +1000
  • Pat Freiermuth: +1800
  • George Pickens: +2200
  • Diontae Johnson: +2300
  • Parris Campbell: +2600

Top Over/Unders

  • Matt Ryan passing yards: 236.5
  • Matt Ryan passing TDs: Over 1.5 (+126), Under 1.5 (-162)
  • Kenny Pickett passing yards: 213.5
  • Kenny Pickett passing TDs: Over 1.5 (+186), Under 1.5 (-245)
  • Jonathan Taylor rushing yards: 83.5
  • Najee Harris rushing yards: 60.5
  • Michal Pittman receiving yards: 66.5
  • Pat Freiermuth receiving yards: 46.5
  • Diontae Johnson receiving yards: 43.5
  • George Pickens receiving yards: 43.5
  • Parris Campbell receiving yards: 42.5
  • Najee Harris receiving yards: 17.5
  • Jonathan Taylor receiving yards: 13.5

Top Week 12 Steelers-Colts Game Props

  • Indianapolis -2.5 AND UNDER 39.5: +250
  • Indianapolis -2.5 AND OVER 39.5: +250
  • Pittsburgh +2.5 AND UNDER 39.5: +260
  • Pittsburgh +2.5 AND OVER 39.5: +290

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Shlomo Sprung

Shlomo Sprung is a Senior Staff Writer at Boardroom. He has more than a decade of experience in journalism, with past work appearing in Forbes, MLB.com, Awful Announcing, and The Sporting News. He graduated from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism in 2011, and his Twitter and Spotify addictions are well under control. Just ask him.