Indianapolis Colts vs. Cincinnati Bengals NFL Preseason Odds Week 4: The final NFL Preseason Odds Week 4 game between the Indianapolis Colts [+3½] and the sports betting odds favorites, Cincinnati Bengals [-3½] will be played this Thursday night beginning at 7:30 PM ET (4:30 PM PT) in an AFC showdown from Paul Brown Stadium.
Both the Colts and Bengals will enter the Preseason finale with identical 1-2 records. The OVER/UNDER for this, Indianapolis Colts vs. Cincinnati Bengals NFL Preseason Odds Week 4 has been officially settled at a combined total of 36½ points.
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For the visiting Colts, their new offense struggled significantly throughout the NFL Preseason Odds Weeks. In fact, the only game where Indianapolis looked to be in any kind of rhythm came against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 2. In that game, quarterback Peyton Manning (10/14, 167 YDS, 2 TD) didn’t seem to miss his favorite all-time target Marvin Harrison. Instead, running back Reggie Wayne led the way with a 76-yard touchdown catch, while Anthony Gonzalez added a 3-yard TD reception. Indianapolis went on to defeat Philadelphia by a final score of 23-15 for its only win of the NFL Preseason.
For the home team, Cincinnati Bengals, it appears as though injured quarterback Carson Palmer might play in the final NFL Preseason Odds Week 4 games against Indy. On Monday’s practice, Palmer tossed the ball around for the first time in almost three weeks.
His sprained left ankle seemed to be giving him no problems, as he took snaps and moved around without discomfort. The injury occurred in the Bengals first NFL Preseason Odds Week 1, and Palmer hasn’t played in a game since. Bengals coach Marvin Lewis stated that his No.1 guy might just play in Thursday’s game.
