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Indianapolis Colts vs Las Vegas Raiders NFL Preview: Team news, betting, tickets, live stream, Fantasy Football and more

Indianapolis Colts vs Las Vegas Raiders
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Daniel Jones and the Indianapolis Colts (3-1) are looking to bounce back from their first stumble of the season when they host Geno Smith and the Las Vegas Raiders (1-3) at Lucas Oil Stadium.

The Raiders finally broke through for a win in 2025 but have since dropped three straight, including a gut-wrenching loss to the Chicago Bears, where a potential game-winning field goal was blocked on the final play. Momentum has been tough to find for Las Vegas, and Week 5's trip to Indianapolis won’t be any easier.

The Colts, meanwhile, endured their first setback last Sunday against the Los Angeles Rams. Sitting atop the AFC South alongside the Jacksonville Jaguars, Indy has arguably been the bigger surprise of the two. 

Their strong start, accomplished against a slightly tougher schedule than Jacksonville’s, has turned heads and left the league wondering if this is a team capable of making noise in the playoffs.

Indianapolis Colts vs Las Vegas Raiders kick-off time

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Lucas Oil Stadium

The Colts and Raiders will meet in Week 5 of the NFL season at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, IN, on Sunday, October 5, 2025, starting at 1:00 pm ET.

Team news & squads

Indianapolis Colts vs Las Vegas Raiders lineups

Indianapolis Colts crest
Indianapolis Colts
IND
Formation
Las Vegas Raiders crest
Las Vegas Raiders
LVR
team-logoAmeer Abdullah
team-logoAdetomiwa Adebawore
team-logoAustin Ajiake
team-logoMo Alie-Cox
team-logoJoe Bachie
team-logoMekhi Blackmon
team-logoTanor Bortolini
team-logoDeForest Buckner
team-logoCamryn Bynum
team-logoNick Cross
team-logoJosh Downs
team-logoAshton Dulin
team-logoSamson Ebukam
team-logoJohnathan Edwards
team-logoZaire Franklin
team-logoNeville Gallimore
team-logoDJ Giddens
team-logoMatt Goncalves
team-logoAnthony Gould
team-logoMike Hilton
team-logoDaniel Jones
team-logoChris Lammons
team-logoLaiatu Latu
team-logoTyquan Lewis
team-logoWill Mallory
team-logoAdonai Mitchell
team-logoChad Muma
team-logoQuenton Nelson
team-logoDrew Ogletree
team-logoSegun Olubi
team-logoKwity Paye
team-logoDanny Pinter
team-logoMichael Pittman Jr.
team-logoBernhard Raimann
team-logoLuke Rhodes
team-logoAnthony Richardson
team-logoRigoberto Sanchez
team-logoSpencer Shrader
team-logoBraden Smith
team-logoGrover Stewart
team-logoJonathan Taylor
team-logoRodney Thomas II
team-logoJalen Travis
team-logoDalton Tucker
team-logoJ.T. Tuimoloau
team-logoCharvarius Ward
team-logoTyler Warren
team-logoTrey Washington
team-logoJamal Adams
team-logoAlex Bachman
team-logoJack Bech
team-logoJacob Bobenmoyer
team-logoThomas Booker
team-logoAdam Butler
team-logoAlex Cappa
team-logoDaniel Carlson
team-logoJeremy Chinn
team-logoA.J. Cole III
team-logoMaxx Crosby
team-logoTommy Eichenberg
team-logoStone Forsythe
team-logoDJ Glaze
team-logoCharles Grant
team-logoTonka Hemingway
team-logoDarnay Holmes
team-logoAshton Jeanty
team-logoKyu Blu Kelly
team-logoMalcolm Koonce
team-logoDylan Laube
team-logoJonah Laulu
team-logoCody Lindenberg
team-logoTristin McCollum
team-logoJordan Meredith
team-logoJakobi Meyers
team-logoRaheem Mostert
team-logoAlbert Okwuegbunam
team-logoDylan Parham
team-logoJJ Pegues
team-logoIsaiah Pola-Mao
team-logoDarien Porter
team-logoJackson Powers-Johnson
team-logoWill Putnam
team-logoDecamerion Richardson
team-logoElandon Roberts
team-logoCarter Runyon
team-logoJustin Shorter
team-logoGeno Smith
team-logoChris Smith II
team-logoCharles Snowden
team-logoIan Thomas
team-logoDont'e Thornton
team-logoTre Tucker
team-logoDevin White
team-logoZamir White
team-logoTyree Wilson

Indianapolis ColtsIND
-Line up

  • 26

    Ameer Abdullah

  • 95

    Adetomiwa Adebawore

  • 58

    Austin Ajiake

  • 81

    Mo Alie-Cox

  • 48

    Joe Bachie

  • 29

    Mekhi Blackmon

  • 60

    Tanor Bortolini

  • 99

    DeForest Buckner

  • —

    Camryn Bynum

  • 20

    Nick Cross

  • 1

    Josh Downs

  • 16

    Ashton Dulin

  • 52

    Samson Ebukam

  • 35

    Johnathan Edwards

  • 44

    Zaire Franklin

  • 92

    Neville Gallimore

  • 21

    DJ Giddens

  • 71

    Matt Goncalves

  • 6

    Anthony Gould

  • 33

    Mike Hilton

  • 17

    Daniel Jones

  • 38

    Chris Lammons

  • 97

    Laiatu Latu

  • 94

    Tyquan Lewis

  • 86

    Will Mallory

  • 10

    Adonai Mitchell

  • 55

    Chad Muma

  • 56

    Quenton Nelson

  • 85

    Drew Ogletree

  • 50

    Segun Olubi

  • 51

    Kwity Paye

  • 63

    Danny Pinter

  • 11

    Michael Pittman Jr.

  • 79

    Bernhard Raimann

  • 46

    Luke Rhodes

  • 5

    Anthony Richardson

  • 8

    Rigoberto Sanchez

  • 3

    Spencer Shrader

  • 72

    Braden Smith

  • 90

    Grover Stewart

  • 28

    Jonathan Taylor

  • 25

    Rodney Thomas II

  • 75

    Jalen Travis

  • 68

    Dalton Tucker

  • 91

    J.T. Tuimoloau

  • 7

    Charvarius Ward

  • 84

    Tyler Warren

  • 41

    Trey Washington

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Las Vegas RaidersLVR
-Line up

  • 33

    Jamal Adams

  • 81

    Alex Bachman

  • 18

    Jack Bech

  • 50

    Jacob Bobenmoyer

  • 99

    Thomas Booker

  • 69

    Adam Butler

  • 65

    Alex Cappa

  • 8

    Daniel Carlson

  • 11

    Jeremy Chinn

  • 6

    A.J. Cole III

  • 98

    Maxx Crosby

  • 44

    Tommy Eichenberg

  • 70

    Stone Forsythe

  • 71

    DJ Glaze

  • 60

    Charles Grant

  • 97

    Tonka Hemingway

  • 30

    Darnay Holmes

  • 2

    Ashton Jeanty

  • 36

    Kyu Blu Kelly

  • 51

    Malcolm Koonce

  • 23

    Dylan Laube

  • 96

    Jonah Laulu

  • 55

    Cody Lindenberg

  • 27

    Tristin McCollum

  • 61

    Jordan Meredith

  • 16

    Jakobi Meyers

  • 31

    Raheem Mostert

  • 86

    Albert Okwuegbunam

  • 66

    Dylan Parham

  • 92

    JJ Pegues

  • 20

    Isaiah Pola-Mao

  • 26

    Darien Porter

  • 58

    Jackson Powers-Johnson

  • 67

    Will Putnam

  • 25

    Decamerion Richardson

  • 52

    Elandon Roberts

  • 46

    Carter Runyon

  • 88

    Justin Shorter

  • 7

    Geno Smith

  • 29

    Chris Smith II

  • 49

    Charles Snowden

  • 80

    Ian Thomas

  • 10

    Dont'e Thornton

  • 1

    Tre Tucker

  • 45

    Devin White

  • 3

    Zamir White

  • 9

    Tyree Wilson

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Indianapolis Colts team news

Indianapolis has its own injury concerns. Alec Pierce (concussion), Kenny Moore II (Achilles), Tyler Goodson (groin), and Matt Goncalves (toe) are all questionable for Sunday’s clash.

The Colts’ unbeaten run ended in Los Angeles last weekend, falling 27-20 to the Rams. Daniel Jones was sharp for stretches but also reckless, finishing 24-of-33 for 262 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions. Jonathan Taylor remained steady with 76 yards on 17 carries, while rookie wideout Adonai Mitchell flashed big-play ability by hauling in three passes for 96 yards. It was a competitive showing, but turnovers and late defensive lapses ultimately sealed their first loss of the year.

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Las Vegas Raiders team news

The injury bug continues to nag Las Vegas. Michael Mayer (concussion), Decamerion Richardson (hamstring), and Eric Stokes (knee) are all questionable heading into Sunday, while left tackle Kolton Miller (ankle) has already been ruled out — a major blow to a line that can’t afford any more setbacks.

Last week against Chicago, the Raiders once again let a winnable game slip through their fingers. They held a 21-16 lead going into the fourth, only to be outscored 9-3 down the stretch in a painful 25-24 defeat. Geno Smith struggled with efficiency, completing just 14-of-21 passes for 117 yards with two touchdowns offset by three costly interceptions. The bright spot was rookie back Ashton Jeanty, who looked electric with 138 yards and a touchdown on 21 carries. Brock Bowers led the receiving corps, pulling in five catches for 46 yards, but the passing attack never found its rhythm.

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How to buy Colts vs Raiders tickets

The showdown between the Colts and the Raiders is set for MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, United States, a venue that packs in up to 82,500 fans and promises a fiery atmosphere on game day.

Tickets are already up for grabs on StubHub, with entry starting at $386. From there, prices climb through the tiers — $300, $400, $500, $600, $700, $800, $900, $1,000, and stretching all the way into the premium ranges of $2,000, $3,000, $4,000, $5,000, $6,000, and topping out at $10,406 for the best seats in the house.

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Colts vs Raiders Fantasy Football

We all figured Daniel Jones (19.0 projected W5 fpts) couldn’t keep up his scorching pace forever, and sure enough, reality checked him on Sunday against the Rams. He limped to a QB27 finish with just 10.4 fantasy points. Still, it wasn’t a complete disaster — Jones hit on 72.7% of his throws (24-of-33) at a healthy 7.9 yards per attempt. He even had a touchdown wiped away when Adonai Mitchell coughed the ball out of the end zone. The silver lining? This matchup sets up nicely for Jones to climb back into QB1 territory.

Meanwhile, Jonathan Taylor (17.5 projected W5 fpts) remains as steady as they come. Locked into a full-time role and now seeing real work as a pass-catcher, he continues to be one of the safest plays on the fantasy board heading into Week 5.

On the other sideline, Geno Smith (15.7 projected W5 fpts) has been the definition of feast-or-famine. His rollercoaster start reads like this: QB15 (17.5), QB34 (3.2), QB4 (26.1), and QB29 (9.8). Last week was ugly — just 117 passing yards at 5.6 per attempt, plus three brutal picks against a Chicago defense that had been a sieve against the pass. The Colts aren’t exactly airtight either, ranking 24th in passing fantasy points allowed (15.9 per game). That gives Smith some boom-or-bust QB2 juice if you’re willing to stomach the risk.

The breakout star of Week 4? That was Ashton Jeanty (12.8 projected W5 fpts). The rookie back finally delivered on the hype, gashing the defense for 138 yards and a touchdown at 6.6 yards per carry. If the Raiders want any shot of clawing their way back into the AFC mix, they’ll need Jeanty to keep churning out that kind of production.

And don’t sleep on Jakobi Meyers (8.0 projected W5 fpts). Even after a quiet Week 4, his target volume has been steady, and the matchup against Indy’s shaky pass defense makes him a prime rebound candidate. He’s pegged as a high-end WR2 this week, with a real shot at posting WR1-type numbers if the Raiders’ passing game clicks.

Colts vs Raiders Game Predictions

Both the Colts and Raiders are licking wounds from games where their quarterbacks threw multiple interceptions, and that turnover bug will loom large in this Week 5 showdown. The matchup may very well hinge on which team can establish the run. Indianapolis has struggled on that front all season, surrendering 4.5 yards per carry, among the worst in the league, while Las Vegas' ground game has been mostly ineffectual, averaging just 3.1 yards per carry until their breakout performance against Chicago last week.

Defensively, the Raiders are a bit of a mixed bag. They gave up 201 rushing yards to the Washington Commanders, yet kept all three of their other opponents under 100 rushing yards. This contest could boil down to which team has the stronger offensive line and the more reliable ground attack. If Geno Smith can protect the football, the Raiders have a real shot at stealing a road win. 

The Colts, on the other hand, have been sensational offensively this season but last week exposed their vulnerability to turnovers. Daniel Jones flashed glimpses of his old self, including a costly game-sealing interception that underscored that even elite units aren’t immune to mistakes. This game might just come down to ball security and which backfield can assert itself first.

Colts vs Raiders Betting Odds

Spread

Raiders +7 (-115)

Colts -7 (-105)

Moneyline

Raiders +240

Colts -300

Total

OVER 48 (-110)

UNDER 48 (-110)

Form

Indianapolis ColtsIND
-Form

  • Los Angeles Rams

    27

    -

    20

    Indianapolis Colts

    L

  • Tennessee Titans

    20

    -

    41

    Indianapolis Colts

    W

  • Indianapolis Colts

    29

    -

    28

    Denver Broncos

    W

  • Indianapolis Colts

    33

    -

    8

    Miami Dolphins

    W

  • Cincinnati Bengals

    14

    -

    41

    Indianapolis Colts

    W

Las Vegas RaidersLVR
-Form

  • Las Vegas Raiders

    24

    -

    25

    Chicago Bears

    L

  • Washington Commanders

    41

    -

    24

    Las Vegas Raiders

    L

  • Las Vegas Raiders

    9

    -

    20

    Los Angeles Chargers

    L

  • New England Patriots

    13

    -

    20

    Las Vegas Raiders

    W

  • Arizona Cardinals

    20

    -

    10

    Las Vegas Raiders

    L

Head-to-Head Record

Indianapolis ColtsIND

Last 5 matches

Las Vegas RaidersLVR

3

Wins

0

Draws

2

Wins

  • Indianapolis Colts

    23

    -

    20

    Las Vegas Raiders

  • Las Vegas Raiders

    20

    -

    25

    Indianapolis Colts

  • Indianapolis Colts

    20

    -

    23

    Las Vegas Raiders

  • Las Vegas Raiders

    27

    -

    44

    Indianapolis Colts

  • Indianapolis Colts

    24

    -

    31

    Las Vegas Raiders

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