Miami may only be a game and a half out of first place in the AFC East, but so long as Tua Tagovailoa is sidelined, the Dolphins' explosive offense looks more like a firecracker than TNT. That said, the offense should have plenty of opportunity for explosive plays facing an Indianapolis Colts defense that has surrendered the third-most yards in the NFL.

Miami returns to action after a bye against the favored Colts, who are expected to have Anthony Richardson back following an oblique injury from Week 4. Both Chris Simms and Mike Florio share why they like Indianapolis.