3 Best Prop Bets for Colts vs Cardinals NFL Week 16 Game

The NFL's Week 16 slate kicks off with a Saturday Night Football clash between the Indianapolis Colts and Arizona Cardinals.

Here's three of the best prop bets for this Saturday night showdown, courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook.

Colts vs Cardinals Prop Bets Tonight

1. Christian Kirk - Receiving Yards: Over 58.5 (-114)

With DeAndre Hopkins on the injured reserve, Christian Kirk turned a season-high 12 targets into nine receptions, 94 yards and a touchdown in Week 15. While the Colts rank near the bottom-10 for passing yards allowed this season, they've given up an average of just 161.7 over their last three games (3rd). Still, Kirk should have a pretty good shot at hitting the over on this prop, assuming the Cardinals use him as much as they did last week (96% of offensive snaps).

2. Carson Wentz - Passing Yards: Under 213.5 (-114)

With the run game helping the Colts be successful as of late, Carson Wentz hasn't needed to pass the ball as much. In fact, the 28-year-old has hit the over on this prop just once in his last five games. Even though the Cardinals have struggled lately, they've still held quarterbacks to 213 or fewer passing yards in five of their last eight games. Jonathan Taylor has shown no signs of slowing down, which means the Colts will continue leaning on him. That makes Wentz tough to trust with the over on this prop.

3. Kyler Murray - Rushing Yards: Over 26.5 (-114)

Even though Indianapolis has one of the top defenses in the league, they've allowed the ninth-most rushing yards to quarterbacks. That's great news for Kyler Murray, who's averaging 5.9 rushing yards on his last 21 attempts. Murray has hit the over on this prop twice in his last three games and should come close to doing it again in a game that FanDuel Sportsbook is projecting to be close. With the Cardinals losing three of their last four games, expect Murray to do all that he can to help them win.

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Devon Platana is not a FanDuel employee. The views expressed in his articles are the author's alone and do not necessarily reflect the views of FanDuel.