Sunday afternoon’s loaded NFL Week 10 slate features an AFC showdown between the Miami Dolphins and the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium, with kickoff set for 1 p.m. ET.
The Dolphins (1–7, 4th AFC East) have lost two in a row, capped by a 19–9 home loss to the Detroit Lions. The Colts (2–7, 3rd AFC South) have dropped five straight, most recently falling at home to the Dallas Cowboys, 27–23.
Indianapolis is a 4.5-point home favorite with -218 moneyline odds on DraftKings Sportsbook. Miami is a +180 underdog, with the game total set at O/U 37.5 points.
Let’s dive into the top player prop bets for Sunday’s clash between the Dolphins and the Colts.
Dolphins vs. Colts NFL Player Prop Bets on DraftKings Sportsbook
Jonathan Taylor | 90+ Rush + Receiving Yards (-158)
It seemed all but guaranteed that the Colts would move Jonathan Taylor ahead of the Nov. 10 trade deadline. Instead, he was one of the few players who stayed put.
The star running back, 27, was already the centerpiece of the Colts’ offense; he has handled 161 carries for 656 yards (4.1 YPC) and eight touchdowns, while pulling in 26 catches on 36 targets for 220 receiving yards. Taylor has reached 90+ combined rushing and receiving yards in five of his nine games this season, and his involvement in the passing game should increase exponentially following the departures of top receivers Josh Downs and Keenan Allen.
With an expanded role in a favorable matchup against the 1–7 Dolphins, Taylor should make his presence felt on the ground and through the air.
Ollie Gordon II | 80+ Rush Yards (+107)
Ollie Gordon II has made the most of his extended leash in De’Von Achane’s absence. Operating as Miami’s lead running back since Week 3, the 22-year-old has totaled 107 carries for 463 yards (4.3 YPC) and four touchdowns in 2026. Gordon has rushed for 80+ yards in three of his last five games, reaching the century mark in two of them.
Gordon looks poised to rack up serious distance in Indianapolis. The Colts’ defense has been porous against the run this season, allowing the third-most rushing yards per game (137) on the fourth-highest opponent yards per carry (4.9). With star defensive tackle DeForest Buckner back with the San Francisco 49ers, that unit figures to be even more vulnerable.
