| The Colts (5-3 SU, 6-2 ATS) put two eye-popping streaks on the line Monday when they visit the well-rested Giants (3-4 SU, 3-4 ATS) at MetLife Stadium (8:30 p.m. ET, ESPN). Indy is 15-2 ATS off a straight-up loss, and 15-2 ATS in its last 17 games against losing teams. The Colts gave up a ridiculous 522 passing yards in last week's 51-34 loss at Pittsburgh. New York had a bye week to stew over a two-game losing streak in which it was outscored 58-21. Andrew Luck leads the league with 2,731 passing yards and is tied for the NFL lead with 22 passing touchdowns. Eli Manning has gone three straight games without an interception but isn't taking many chances downfield. This game marks the return of former Giants Ahmad Bradshaw and Hakeem Nicks to MetLife. These teams haven't played since 2010. The Line: Colts -3, Total: 50.5 Line movement: The line opened Indy -3.5 and bounced between that number and -3 with increased vig last week, but moved to -3 flat at most shops on gameday. Totals have ranged from 50 to 51.5.
Trends that matter: The OVER is 5-0 in the Colts' last five road games and 8-2 in the Colts' last 10 games overall. … The Giants are 19-42-2 ATS in their last 63 November games. … The Colts are 8-3 ATS in their last 11 Monday night games. … The Giants are 1-4 ATS in their last five games vs. winning teams. Colts will go back to the run: Indy averaged 34 carries during its five-game losing streak, then had just 10 rushes in the embarrassment at Pittsburgh. Trent Richardson's return from injury will enable Indy to rotate backs and become balanced again. Although Richardson averages just 3.5 yards per carry, he's the inside runner the Colts need to complement Ahmad Bradshaw. Giants' O-line overmatched: The Giants have failed to open holes for their running backs and to give Manning a clean pocket the past couple weeks. Starting RT Justin Pugh gave up a whopping four sacks in the shutout loss at Philly but played much better in the defeat at Dallas. Still, this is a unit that could be vulnerable to a Colts defense that has 21 sacks, tied for ninth. Weather: The temperature will be in the high 40s, with 5 mph winds and a small chance of rain. The Linemakers' lean: The Giants have beat up on bad teams and have looked like a bad team themselves when matched up against good teams. The Cowboys, Eagles, Cardinals and Lions have all handled New York easily, while the G-Men's wins are against Atlanta, Washington and Houston. Look for Andrew Luck to come out fired up and angry and get the win here. The play is on Indianapolis. More on tonight's game: Consider UNDER on Eli's passing yards | 
