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The Colts wrapped up the AFC South last weekend, but they still have something to play for.  This is their final opportunity before the playoffs to prove they can beat a team with playmakers at numerous positions on offense. Coach Chuck Pagano said the Cowboys have the best offensive line that they’ll face all season.
Indianapolis has given up 1,961 yards in its four losses this season. The Cowboys are ninth in the league in total yards a game and third in the league in time of possession, right behind the Colts. Indianapolis is beat up some on offense, as receiver T.Y. Hilton (hamstring) and offensive tackle Gosder Cherilus missed some practice time this week. The Colts have played better on defense in recent weeks, but they’re not going up against Jacksonville, Cleveland, Washington or Houston this weekend. And that’s why their four-game winning streak will come to an end. Cowboys 31, Colts 27
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