



MIN look like the play here. MIN have been rolling at home, winning 5 of their last 5.
Matchups to watch
How each player gets his production, set against how this opponent has defended it over their last 17 games. After the game we grade who won each one.
Where his targets come from
Share of his targets. The white tick is the league average.
How MIN defend it
Ranked of 32, last 17 games. Green is a weakness to attack.
- Minnesota rank 32nd against deep balls, and 9% of Allen's targets travel 20+ yards (the average WR is at 17%).
- Work the middle: 16% of his targets go that way and Minnesota rank 21st defending throws there.
- Contested catches aren't his edge this week: he's 37th percentile for separation and 54th for hands, and Byron Murphy, Fabian Moreau and James Pierre all allow fewer yards per target than the average corner (7.4).
- Free data doesn't show who covers whom on each snap, so this is the defence's profile, not a confirmed one-on-one.
Where his targets come from
Share of his targets. The white tick is the league average.
How IND defend it
Ranked of 32, last 17 games. Green is a weakness to attack.
- Indianapolis rank 24th against intermediate throws, which make up 31% of Jefferson's targets.
- Don't force deep balls: they've been Jefferson's worst return (-0.10 EPA a target), and Indianapolis are 15th there.
- Work the left side: 37% of his targets go that way and Indianapolis rank 23rd defending throws there.
- Free data doesn't show who covers whom on each snap, so this is the defence's profile, not a confirmed one-on-one.
How MIN defend it
Ranked of 32, last 17 games. Green is a weakness to attack.
- Minnesota rank 3rd in EPA per dropback allowed over their last 17 games. Their weakest area is deep balls (32nd).
- Pressure: Minnesota are 1st at getting sacks, and Indianapolis are 11th at avoiding them.
Unit by unit
Each unit ranked against all 32 teams on 2026 play-by-play through week 6. Longer bar is better; a gold rank marks the side with the edge.
Biggest gap: passing, where the Vikings defence has a 27-place edge.
Biggest gap: third down, where the Colts defence has a 11-place edge.
Form and history
2024-11
2022-12
Injury report
| Alec PierceWR · Heel | IR |
| D.J. MontgomeryWR · Abdomen | IR |
| Carson TowtTE | IR |
| Arden KeyDE · Hamstring | IR |
| Micheal ClemonsDL · Toe | IR |
| Cameron MitchellDB | IR |
| Sauce GardnerDB · Calf | Doubtful |
| Anthony GouldWR · Concussion | Questionable |
| Ashton DulinWR · Hamstring | Questionable |
| Tyler WarrenTE · Groin | Questionable |
| Drew OgletreeTE · Ankle | Questionable |
| Justin WalleyCB · Knee | Questionable |
| Jordan MasonRB · Thumb | IR |
| Josh OliverTE · Biceps | IR |
| Donovan JacksonOL · Knee - Meniscus | IR |
| Tyler BattyDL · Knee - ACL | IR |
| Nick SamacC · Knee | IR |
| Jamal AdamsSS · Knee | IR |
| Justin JeffersonWR · Ankle | Questionable |
| T.J. HockensonTE · Concussion | Questionable |
| James PierreCB · Foot | Questionable |
| Christian DarrisawT · Concussion | Questionable |
| Brian O'NeillT · Knee | Questionable |
Player props
Every posted line with the market's view and each player's last ten games against it.
Player props for this game haven't been posted by the books yet. They usually land Thursday to Saturday.
The betting view
Posted odds, the same odds with the bookmaker's margin removed, and where the model disagrees.
Read this before you bet: picking winners is not beating the price. At posted odds our 2025 flat-bet ROI was −6.9%. Use the model as one view of the game, not a tip.
What the model sees
Model favors MIN (65%) by 5.4 points.