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Indianapolis Colts Same Game Parlay: Correlated Props & Hit Rates

Which Colts props actually win together — and which quietly fight each other? Everything below is computed from 85 real games (2021–2025 seasons, recency-weighted). No picks, no locks: just the historical relationships, with sample sizes.

In 2025 the Colts averaged 27.4 points per game and the game total went Over in 9 of 17 games (53%). Over the full five-season sample the Over hit 53% of the time.

Props that win together (Colts chemistry pairs)

Chemistry is the recency-weighted correlation between two props' game-by-game results. Green pairs rise and fall together — one coherent story. The joint column counts games where both beat their typical line.

Leg ALeg BChemistryBoth Over
Tyler Warren Rec YdsTyler Warren Receptions+0.729 of 17
Alec Pierce Rec YdsAlec Pierce Receptions+0.7011 of 50
Jonathan Taylor Rush YdsTyler Warren Rec Yds+0.696 of 17
Daniel Jones Pass TDsMichael Pittman Rec TDs+0.554 of 17
Jonathan Taylor Rec YdsTyler Warren Rec Yds+0.537 of 16
Daniel Jones InterceptionsMichael Pittman Rec Yds+0.403 of 17
Jonathan Taylor Rush YdsTyler Warren Receptions+0.386 of 17
Jonathan Taylor Rush AttTyler Warren Rec Yds+0.376 of 17

Legs that fight (or: Under candidates)

Negative chemistry is not a warning — flip one leg to the Under and a fighting pair becomes a coherent story. How Under legs work in an SGP →

Leg ALeg BChemistryBoth Over
Alec Pierce Rec TDsMichael Pittman Rec Yds-0.344 of 59
Daniel Jones Pass TDsAlec Pierce Rec TDs-0.361 of 17
Josh Downs Rec YdsTyler Warren Receptions-0.366 of 16
Josh Downs Rec YdsTyler Warren Rec Yds-0.374 of 16

Colts player prop hit rates

Estimated lines are trailing medians of recent production — a stable reference point, not a live sportsbook quote.

PropEst. LineWtd MedianOver % '25Over % 5yrGames
Jonathan Taylor Rush Att16.517.065%50%80
Jonathan Taylor Rush TDs0.50.053%44%80
Michael Pittman Rec TDs0.50.041%24%80
Michael Pittman Rec Yds38.542.053%68%75
Jonathan Taylor Rush Yds75.584.053%58%64
Alec Pierce Rec TDs0.50.024%20%64
Jonathan Taylor Rec Yds19.516.056%40%55
Alec Pierce Rec Yds77.556.050%28%50
Alec Pierce Receptions3.53.064%30%50
Josh Downs Rec Yds38.539.050%55%44
Daniel Jones Pass TDs1.51.035%35%17
Daniel Jones Interceptions0.50.029%29%17
Tyler Warren Rec Yds43.544.053%53%17
Tyler Warren Receptions3.54.071%71%17
Daniel Jones Pass Yds254.5255.054%54%13
Daniel Jones Rush Yds3.54.062%62%13

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FAQ

What are the best correlated props for a Indianapolis Colts same game parlay?

Based on 85 games across five seasons, the strongest positive relationships on the Colts are shown in the table above — pairs of props that historically go Over together. Positive chemistry means the legs tell one story; the joint hit column shows how often both actually landed in the same game.

How often does the Colts game total go Over?

Across the last five seasons the Over hit in 45 of 85 Colts games (53%), and 9 of 17 (53%) in the 2025 season. Totals context matters for every SGP: over-leaning games favor passing stacks, under-leaning games favor rush attempts and Unders.

Where do these numbers come from?

Every figure is computed from complete game-level box scores for all 32 teams across the 2021–2025 seasons — 85 games for the Colts alone. Recent seasons are weighted more heavily. Lines shown are trailing medians, not live sportsbook lines. Sample sizes are always displayed.

Keep exploring

Colts player profiles: Jonathan Taylor · Michael Pittman · Alec Pierce · Josh Downs · Daniel Jones · Tyler Warren

AFC South rivals: Houston Texans · Jacksonville Jaguars · Tennessee Titans

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