Indianapolis finished the regular season with an 11-5 record and they won four of their last five games. They finished tied with Tennessee at the top of the AFC South. Philip Rivers completed 68.0 percent of his passes this year, but he has not thrown for more than 300 yards in seven straight games. Jonathan Taylor had a franchise-record 253 yards against Jacksonville and has averaged almost 125 rushing yards a game over his last six games. T.Y. Hilton had a team-high 762 receiving yards. They will be without starting tackle Anthony Costanzo.

The Buffalo Bills won their final six games by an average of 19.8 points and their only loss since Week 6 came in a 32-30 loss at Arizona. Josh Allen, who threw 15 touchdown passes in the final five games of the season. He could be without receiver Cole Beasley who had a career-high in receptions this year and was on pace to crack 1,000 yards before getting hurt. Stefon Diggs, led the league with 1,535 receiving yards this year.

The Colts have scored at least 24 points in eight straight games and are built for a cold-weather game like this one. They love to run the ball, control the tempo, and play solid defense. The Bills are on a nice run over their last six games and have put their definitive stamp on the AFC East this year. Buffalo has scored 38 or more points in each of their last three games as well. I am looking for a close game so am taking the points with the Colts

Play on Indianapolis.