49ers game today: 49ers vs. Colts injury report, spread, over/under, schedule, live stream, TV channel

The 49ers host the Colts for Sunday Night Football, and Niner Noise breaks down the latest odds from WynnBET and your how-to-watch information for Week 7.

It’s a good thing the San Francisco 49ers‘ bye week took place right after a three-game losing streak and ahead of what could be a “get right” game in Week 7 against the visiting Indianapolis Colts on Sunday Night Football.

Now at 2-3, the Niners hope their recent skid can be put to a stop against a 2-4 Colts squad that has nevertheless won two of their last three games.

It’s also looking like quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo will get the start over the rookie, Trey Lance, who suffered a knee sprain during San Francisco’s Week 5 road loss to the Arizona Cardinals. But with heavy rains and wind forecasted for this prime-time contest, there’s an awfully good chance both teams will rely heavily on their respective rushing attacks to determine the outcome.

If the Niners want to get back to the .500 mark and revert back to the playoff picture, it’s important they take advantage of the elements and home-field advantage.

49ers injury report vs. Colts Week 7

San Francisco actually seems a bit thin, relatively speaking, on their Week 7 injury report, which is as follows:

• DT Javon Kinlaw (knee): OUT
• QB Trey Lance (knee): OUT
• LT Trent Williams (ankle): Doubtful
• LB Marcell Harris (thumb): Probable
• DL Maurice Hurst (calf): OUT

With Lance unable to go, it’ll guarantee Garoppolo reverts back to his starter’s status, while practice squad quarterback Nate Sudfeld likely gets the call-up.

Meanwhile, the Colts are potentially going to be without cornerbacks Rock Ya-Sin (ankle) and Xavier Rhodes (ankle), and they already lost safety Julian Blackmon to a season-ending Achilles tear this week.

49ers vs. Colts odds, spread, over/under & betting pick Week 7

Our friends over at WynnBET currently peg the Niners as 4-point favorites for their Week 7 Sunday night matchup over the Colts, and San Francisco’s moneyline is at -190. Indianapolis’ moneyline is +170.

The over/under is currently listed at 43.0, and it might be a smarter bet to look for the under, especially considering the inclement weather and the Niners’ recent struggles on offense.

Even though two weeks’ preparation time hopefully was enough to get that right.

As far as predictions go, for those looking for straight-up picks, how about San Francisco pulling off the home victory.

But the Colts nevertheless cover with the Niners winning by a score of 20-17.

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What channel is the 49ers game on Week 7?

The nationally televised Sunday Night Football broadcast will begin at 8 p.m. ET on NBC with kickoff coming at 8:20 p.m. ET from Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California.

Al Michaels will handle play-by-play duties with Cris Collinsworth handling the color commentary. Michele Tafoya will be on the sidelines.

49ers vs. Colts live stream

For fans unable to watch Sunday night’s game on television, there are a few streaming options available, including in-market fans being able to watch the game on 49ers.com. NBC will also stream the game on their website, and they also have an app to stream games, too.

In addition, fuboTV offers a free seven-day trial for first-time users, and fans are able to dial in there and watch football games across the entire league.

49ers next game and schedule

With San Francisco now having wrapped up its bye week, there won’t be any more interruptions of games on a week-to-week basis until the team’s season is over.

Following the Colts game, the Niners take to the road to face off against the Chicago Bears on Halloween.

The next four games after Week 7 are as follows:

• Week 8 @ Chicago Bears: Sunday, Oct. 31 at 1 p.m. ET
• Week 9 vs. Arizona Cardinals: Sunday, Nov. 7 at 4:25 p.m. ET
• Week 10 vs. Los Angeles Rams: Monday, Nov. 15 at 8:15 p.m. ET
• Week 11 @ Jacksonville Jaguars: Sunday, Nov. 21 at 1 p.m. ET