Browns at Colts live stream: TV info, prediction, odds and more
By John Buhler
The Indianapolis Colts will host the Cleveland Browns for a Sunday afternoon kickoff. Here is the television info, the betting odds and the prediction.
They all can’t be zingers. We’ve got a pair of 0-2 teams going at it in Week 3 of the NFL season on Sunday. The Indianapolis Colts will host the Cleveland Browns in a battle for who’s not going 0-3.
Kickoff from Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis will be at 1:00 p.m. ET on September 24. CBS will have the telecast with Beth Mowins and Jay Feely in the booth. The available live streams can be found on NFL.com and on FuboTV.
Cleveland has dropped a pair of games to AFC North rivals in the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Baltimore Ravens to start their season. The Browns played the Steelers tough, but had no offense to keep up with Baltimore in Week 2. While it took until Christmas Eve for the Browns to win last year, will they get a w before October?
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That might be in play, as the Colts might be the worst team in football. Indianapolis was demolished by the Los Angeles Rams in Week 1. Then, the Colts proceeded to lose a winnable game at home in overtime to the Arizona Cardinals to fall to 0-2. With starting quarterback Andrew Luck probably not back until October, will this Colts team even have a win before his return?
TV Schedule
Date: Sunday, Sep. 24
Time: 1:00 p.m. ET
Location: Indianapolis, Indiana
Venue: Lucas Oil Stadium
TV Info: CBS
Live Stream: NFL.com Live Stream, FuboTV
Announcers: Beth Mowins, Jay Feely
According to SportsBook Review, the Colts will be getting 1.5 points at home from the visiting Browns. The associated moneylines for this game are Cleveland -125 and Indianapolis +105. This game’s over/under comes in at a 41 combined points.
Betting Odds
Point Spread: Indianapolis +1.5
Moneylines: Cleveland -125, Indianapolis +105
Over/Under: 41
This is going to be one ugly game. Even if it is indoors, don’t think about taking the over. They only way that happens is if the Browns offense goes off, which it won’t. Side with the under in this one to be safe.
The Colts as a home dog to the visiting Browns tells you everything about how Las Vegas feels about Indianapolis at this time. With Luck, the Colts are clearly the favorite, but Jacoby Brissett can’t be their only hope.
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Cleveland has the better defense and can actually run the ball with conviction. If the Browns can limit turnovers with rookie DeShone Kizer at quarterback, Cleveland can come out of Indianapolis with a solid first victory of the season.
Prediction: Browns 20, Colts 17