The Indianapolis Colts host the Miami Dolphins at Lucas Oil Stadium on Sunday, November 15, for a Week 10 regular-season matchup scheduled to kick off at 19:00 (CET).
Both teams enter the contest mired in difficult stretches, having combined for just three victories so far this season. SPOX reported that the Colts sit at 2-7 after dropping five consecutive games, while the Dolphins carry a two-game losing skid following defeats against the Detroit Lions and the New England Patriots.
The fixture will be broadcast live via the NFL Game Pass on DAZN, which serves as the official platform for the 2026/27 NFL campaign. The service provides live and on-demand access to every regular-season matchup, the playoffs, and Super Bowl LXI, alongside NFL RedZone and NFL Network coverage.
DAZN offers the NFL Game Pass as an independent subscription package separate from its standard streaming tiers. Viewers can select between Regular and Ultimate packages with options for lump-sum payments, monthly installments, or short-term weekly passes.
Indianapolis engaged in extensive roster moves ahead of the NFL trade deadline on Tuesday, parting ways with several high-profile veterans. The Colts transferred starting wide receivers Keenan Allen to the San Francisco 49ers and Josh Downs to the Kansas City Chiefs in exchange for 2027 draft picks, following earlier departures of guard Quenton Nelson and defensive tackle DeForest Buckner.
Head coach Shane Steichen named Anthony Gould as the team’s starting slot receiver to offset the exits. Laquon Treadwell, Ashton Dulin, and newly promoted active roster member Nick Westbrook-Ikhine will handle the wideout positions alongside tight end Tyler Warren.
Offensive line depth faces further strain as starting right tackle Jalen Travis missed Wednesday and Thursday practices with a knee injury. Luke Tenuta is positioned to step into the starting lineup while long snapper Luke Rhodes deals with a hamstring issue.
The Dolphins placed starting quarterback Malik Willis on injured reserve on Tuesday due to an abdomen and torso injury. He will miss at least one month of action, paving the way for second-year quarterback Kyle McCord to make his first career NFL start.
Defensive tackle Zach Sieler sustained a torn biceps that requires surgery, ending his 2026 season. Sieler led the team with seven tackles for loss before the injury. Miami filled the roster opening by signing defensive lineman Keith Cooper Jr. from the Carolina Panthers practice squad.
Center Aaron Brewer entered the league concussion protocol and missed Wednesday practice. Andrew Meyer stands ready to assume center duties if Brewer fails to clear protocol ahead of Sunday.
When is the kickoff for the game? The game begins on Sunday, November 15, at 19:00 (CET) at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
How can fans watch the matchup outside of local television broadcasts? The fixture streams live through the NFL Game Pass on DAZN, which operates as a standalone subscription option.
Who will start at quarterback for Miami? Second-year player Kyle McCord makes his first career start after Malik Willis was placed on injured reserve with an abdomen injury.
Sunday, November 15, 19:00 (CET) kickoff at Lucas Oil Stadium.
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