The Worksheet, a comprehensive fantasy football preview by Rich Hribar, breaks down everything you need to know about the Week 17 matchup between the Raiders and Colts.

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Las VegasRank@IndianapolisRank
3.0 Spread-3.0
20.75 Implied Total23.75
19.025Points/Gm23.69
19.68Points All./Gm24.828
58.032Plays/Gm65.38
65.127Opp. Plays/Gm67.131
4.827Off. Yards/Play5.118
5.113Def. Yards/Play5.217
41.03%20Rush%42.19%17
58.97%13Pass%57.81%16
44.01%22Opp. Rush %46.18%28
55.99%11Opp. Pass %53.82%5

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Quarterback

Gardner Minshew: Minshew was just QB29 (9.1 points) Sunday against the Falcons.

It was the second-fewest fantasy points he has had in a start this season.

Throwing for just 5.4 yards per pass attempt and zero touchdowns, Minshew has now thrown multiple passing touchdowns in just 4-of-11 starts.

Operating as a QB2 for gamers, Minshew does not run into an objectively strong spot in Week 17 to have a spike week.

The Raiders are allowing 12.5 passing points per game (11th) and 6.7 yards per pass attempt (10th).

Aidan O’Connell: O’Connell started 9-of-11 for 62 yards in the first quarter Monday against the Chiefs.

He then was 0-of-10 passing for the remainder of the game.

O’Connell has one QB1 scoring week and has been the average QB22 over his eight starts this season.

Stuck as a back-end QB2, O’Connell faces an Indianapolis team that is 10th in passing points allowed per game (12.1 points) and ninth in passing points allowed per attempt (0.368).

Running Back

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