FanDuel Line on Colts-Steelers Week 9 - Best Bets

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FanDuel Line on Colts-Steelers Week 9 - Best Bets

The Colts-Steelers line for Week 9 opened at -1.5 at FanDuel, a PICK'EM at BetOnline and a -1.5 favorite at Heritage.  Betting is available via BetOnline, where you can claim your up to $1000 free bonus.

Adam Vinatieri made a 51-yard field goal with 22 seconds left Sunday to help the Indianapolis Colts rally for a 15-13 victory over Denver in Week 8.  The Colts now own a 5-2 record.  Those who bet the OVER number of regular season wins prior to Andrew Luck's last minute retirement announcement may be sighing a breath of relief.

Indianapolis still pays $2500 on a $100 bet to win the Super Bowl.  The Colts pay just better than EVEN odds to win the AFC South.

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