The Worksheet, a comprehensive fantasy football preview by Rich Hribar, breaks down everything you need to know about the Dolphins vs. Colts Week 10 matchup.

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MiamiRank@IndianapolisRank
3.5 Spread-3.5
17.5 Implied Total21.0
15.831Points/Gm20.424
25.023Points All./Gm27.730
56.032Plays/Gm64.210
58.63Opp. Plays/Gm59.26
5.022Off. Yards/Play4.531
5.623Def. Yards/Play6.132
48.0%7Rush%43.1%17
52.0%26Pass%56.9%16
50.3%32Opp. Rush %46.9%27
49.7%1Opp. Pass %53.1%6

  • The Colts have led in eight games this season, tied for the 3rd-most in the league.
  • Miami has led in two games this season, the fewest in the league. Every other team has led at some point in five or more games.
  • The Colts are 2-6 in games led (.250), 30th in the league.
  • The Colts are last in the NFL in EPA as a pass offense (-61.4).
  • The Dolphins average 2.4 sacks plus takeaways per game, 31st in the league.
  • The Colts average 2.8 sacks plus takeaways per game, 30th.
  • Indianapolis averages 23.3 yards per drive over their past four games, 31st.
  • The Dolphins have scored a league-low 13 points off takeaways.

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Dolphins vs. Colts Fantasy Quarterback Preview

Daniel Jones

This game has massive Week 18 energy.

Maybe that is a good thing that balances the scales and creates some value, but it is hard to be bullish on the upside in this game environment.

The Colts have purged their wide receiver room with the trades of Josh Downs and Keenan Allen.

Jones has already had matchups against the Commanders (QB31), Titans (QB16), and Cowboys (QB22) and has not sniffed QB1 production, so it is hard to give him a significant bump as a back-end QB2.

Jones has not thrown for 7.0 yards per pass attempt in any game this season.

He has not thrown multiple passing touchdowns in any game this season.

Miami is a good matchup on paper, ranking 31st in passing points allowed per attempt (0.58).

Jones is 29th in passing points per dropback (0.22), so something has to give.

Miami held up last week at home against Jared Goff, allowing 170 passing yards and 6.8 yards per pass attempt, so they have that going for them.

They also held Joe Burrow to 5.9 yards per pass attempt, although he did throw 4 touchdowns in that game.

Kyle McCord

McCord will make his first NFL start and regular-season appearance on Sunday after Malik Willis ended up on injured reserve with a groin injury.

Drafted in the sixth round by Philadelphia last season, McCord is on his third NFL team.

With Green Bay this preseason, McCord completed 46 of 70 passes (65.7%) for 446 yards (6.4 Y/A), 4 touchdowns, and zero interceptions.

Going back to my pre-draft write-up on McCord, he had the fastest time to throw in that 2025 draft class (2.4 seconds) despite throwing the lowest rate of passes at or behind the line of scrimmage (12.5%).

He underperformed his surrounding talent at Ohio State and outperformed his surrounding talent at Syracuse.

He had solid counting stats, boosted by a high number of dropbacks, but among prospects in their final seasons, he managed only 8.1 yards per pass attempt (47th percentile) and 2.8 touchdowns per interception (46th percentile).

His 68.7% completion percentage from a clean pocket was the second-lowest of that draft class.

His 3% turnover-worthy throw rate from a clean pocket ranked 13th out of 15 passers invited to the Combine.

A pure dropback passer, McCord only scrambled on 2.3% of his dropbacks, the lowest rate in that 2025 class.

Placed in a situation that hasn't led to much fantasy success for Willis, McCord is a thin option as we find out more about what we have here. He is really only in play for 2QB gamers needing to fill a vacated lineup spot.

Like Jones, the matchup is at least solid on paper.

The Colts are 29th in pressure rate (31.3%).

They are allowing only a 61.4% completion rate (7th), but are giving up 8.1 yards per pass attempt (31st), a league-high 13.2 yards per completion, and a 6.1% touchdown rate (29th).

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More Week 10 Fantasy Breakdowns From The Worksheet:

Week 10 NFL GamesTime
Commanders @ GiantsThursday Night Football
Patriots vs. LionsSunday -- 9:30 a.m. ET
Chiefs @ FalconsSunday -- 1 p.m. ET
Texans @ BrownsSunday -- 1 p.m. ET
Vikings @ PackersSunday -- 1 p.m. ET
Jaguars @ TitansSunday -- 1 p.m. ET
Dolphins @ ColtsSunday -- 1 p.m. ET
Panthers @ SaintsSunday -- 1 p.m. ET
Bills @ JetsSunday -- 1 p.m. ET
Seahawks @ RaidersSunday -- 4:05 p.m. ET
Rams @ CardinalsSunday -- 4:05 p.m. ET
49ers @ CowboysSunday -- 4:25 p.m. ET
Steelers @ BengalsSunday Night Football
Chargers @ RavensMonday Night Football