The Indianapolis Colts aim to maintain their grip on the AFC South as they visit Los Angeles to play the Chargers in a significant matchup. Both teams boast a 4-0 record against fellow AFC opponents in 2025. The Colts recently secured a narrow 31-27 victory over the Arizona Cardinals, marking their second consecutive win. Conversely, the Chargers (4-2), currently leading the AFC West, edged out the Miami Dolphins with a 29-27 win. L.A. is currently favored by 1.5 points, with several exciting matchups set for Week 7, including Eagles vs. Vikings (+1.5), Commanders vs. Cowboys (-1.5), and Buccaneers vs. Lions (-5.5) featured in Monday Night Football.
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The model highly favors the Chicago Bears (-4.5, 46.5) to cover against the New Orleans Saints this Sunday. The Bears are desperate to break an eight-game losing streak against the Saints, last defeating them on Dec. 11, 2008, with a 27-24 overtime victory. They are coming off a win against the Washington Commanders on Monday Night Football, while the Saints dropped a 25-19 match to the New England Patriots last Sunday. The model predicts Chicago will win outright approximately 70% of the time and cover frequently in its simulations.
