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Where Do The Colts Rank? Week 1 (2019)

Here’s your weekly look at where the standout Indianapolis Colts units and individual players rank among their AFC and NFL peers heading into Week 2 of the 2019 season.

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INDIANAPOLIS — Here's your weekly look at where the standout Indianapolis Colts units and individual players rank among their AFC and NFL peers heading into Week 2 of the 2019 season:

Colts Offense

— Second in the NFL in rushing yards (203)

— Second in the NFL in rushing yards per game (203.0)

— Fourth in the NFL in rushing yards per play (6.15)

— Tied for seventh in the NFL in third down percentage (53.85)

— Tied for first in the NFL in fourth down percentage (100)

Running back Marlon Mack

— First in the NFL in rushing yards (174)

— Tied for first in the NFL in third-and-one rushing conversion percentage (100)

— Third in the NFL and second in the AFC in yards from scrimmage (174)

— First in the NFL in first downs (11)

— Most rushing yards in the NFL in a single game this season (174)

— Most rushing attempts in the NFL in a single game this season (25)

— Longest rushing play in the NFL in a single game this season (63 yards)

Quarterback Jacoby Brissett

— Fifth in the NFL and fourth in the AFC in completion percentage (77.8)

— Tied for first in the NFL in fewest interceptions (0)

— Tied for first in the NFL in interception percentage (0 percent)

— Ninth in the NFL and fifth in the AFC in fourth-quarter passer rating (125.0)

— Sixth in the AFC in third-down passer rating (124.4)

— Tied for first in the NFL in third-and-one rushing conversion percentage (100)

Wide receiver T.Y. Hilton

— Tied for seventh in the NFL and tied for third in the AFC in receptions (8)

— Tied for seventh in the NFL and tied for fifth in the AFC in third-down receptions (3)

— Tied for third in the NFL in scoring by non-kickers (12)

— Ninth in the NFL in most consecutive games with a reception (63)

Wide receiver Parris Campbell

— Sixth in the NFL and fourth in the AFC in kickoff return average (22.0)

Tight end Jack Doyle

— Eighth in the NFL in highest catch percentage since 2013 (77.01)

Tight end Eric Ebron

— Fifth in the NFL in consecutive regular season games played among tight ends (42)

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Colts Defense

— Sixth in the NFL in sacks per pass attempt (11.76)

— Tied for first in the NFL in fourth down percentage allowed (0.0)

— Second in the NFL in consecutive games not allowing a 100-yard rusher (19)

Safety Malik Hooker

— Tied for second in the NFL and tied for first in the AFC in interceptions (1)

Defensive end Justin Houston

— Tied for seventh in the AFC in sacks (1.0)

Defensive end Al-Quadin Muhammad

— Tied for seventh in the AFC in sacks (1.0)

Defensive end Kemoko Turay

— Tied for seventh in the AFC in sacks (1.0)

Safety George Odum

— Tied for first in the NFL in defensive fumble recoveries (1)

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Colts Special Teams

— Seventh in the NFL in kick return average (22.0)

— Tied for second in the NFL in punt return average allowed (0.0)

Punter Rigoberto Sanchez

— Tied for fourth in the NFL in touchbacks on kickoffs (5)

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