What is the Spread on the Bucs-Colts Game November 28

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What is the Spread on the Bucs-Colts Game November 28

Gambling911.com had Tampa Bay as a -1 early favorite.  The Colts we believed were likely to be favored following their dominating win over the Bills in Buffalo Sunday.  Instead the official opening line for the week was Tampa Bay -3.5 and brought down a half point.

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The Bucs entered Week 11 with a 6-3 record but having lost two straight, including one to the lowly Washington Football Team. 

Tampa Bay was playing the New York Giants Monday night, meaning the Buccaneers-Colts game can't be bet until early morning Tuesday the earliest.  A loss to New York would likely result in the line going Indianapolis' way. 

The Colts were playing Buffalo in Week 11.  They had won four of their last five games.   And they absolutely crushed the Bills Sunday.

Jonathan Taylor set a franchise record by scoring five times, and took over the NFL lead in both yards rushing and touchdowns, in the Indianapolis Colts’ 41-15 rout of the unraveling Buffalo Bills.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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