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Where Do The Colts Rank? Week 3 (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 4 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 4 of the 2019 season:

Colts Team

— Second in the NFL in fewest penalties committed (15)

— First in the NFL in fewest yards penalized (114)

— Second in the NFL in active home game winning streak (7)

— Tied for third in the NFL in consecutive home games scoring 23 or more points (9)

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Colts Offense

— Sixth in the NFL and third in the AFC in rushing yards (449)

— Sixth in the NFL in rushing yards per game (149.7)

— Sixth in the NFL in yards per rushing attempt (4.93)

— Fourth in the NFL in third-down conversion percentage (54.29)

— First in the NFL in 3rd-and-10-plus conversion rate (50.0)

— Second in the NFL in 3rd-and-short (less than four yards) conversion rate (91.7)

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

— Seventh in the NFL in red zone percentage (72.73)

— 10th in the NFL in average time of possession (30:57)

— Tied for fourth in the NFL in most first downs (72)

— First in the NFL in most runs of 50-plus yards (2)

— Tied for second in the NFL in most runs of 20-plus yards (4)

— Tied for first in the NFL in most touchdowns off 10-play drives (5)

— Tied for fourth in the NFL in 10-play drives (6)

— Third in the NFL in average number of plays on scoring drives (9.58)

— Third in the NFL in average number of yards on scoring drives (72.4)

— Tied for fifth in the NFL in scoring efficiency (42.9 of drives)

— Tied for fourth in the NFL in red zone touchdowns (8)

— Seventh in the NFL in red zone touchdown efficiency (72.7)

Quarterback Jacoby Brissett

— Seventh in the NFL and fourth in the AFC in completion percentage (71.7)

— Tied for fourth in the NFL and tied for second in the AFC in touchdown passes (7)

— Fourth in the NFL and third in the AFC in touchdown percentage (7.6)

— Tied for eighth in the NFL and tied for fifth in the AFC in fewest interceptions (1)

— Sixth in the AFC in interception percentage (1.1)

— Sixth in the NFL and fourth in the AFC in quarterback rating (112.0)

— Fifth in the NFL and third in the AFC in fourth-quarter passer rating (122.1)

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

— Tied for second in the NFL in game-winning drives (1)

— First in the NFL in red zone touchdown passes (7)

— Tied for first in the NFL in touchdown passes within the 10-yard line (4)

Running back Marlon Mack

— Third in the NFL and first in the AFC in rushing yards (299)

— Third in the NFL in rushing yards per game (99.7)

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

— Sixth in the NFL and third in the AFC in yards from scrimmage (325)

— Seventh in the NFL in all-purpose yards (325)

— Fifth in the NFL in touches (65)

— First in the NFL in first downs (22)

— Most rushing yards in an NFL game this season (174; Week 1 vs. Chargers)

— Most rushing attempts in an NFL game this season (25; Week 1 vs. Chargers)

— Fourth longest run in an NFL game this season (63; Week 1 vs. Chargers)

Running back Nyheim Hines

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

Running back Jordan Wilkins

— Seventh longest run in an NFL game this season (55; Week 2 vs. Titans)

Wide receiver T.Y. Hilton

— Tied for first in the NFL in touchdown receptions (4)

— Tied for second in the NFL in total touchdowns (4)

— Tied for eighth in the NFL and tied for fourth in the AFC in receptions (20)

— Tied for ninth in the NFL and tied for eighth in the AFC in third-down receptions (6)

— Tied for second in the NFL in scoring by non-kickers (24)

— 11th in the NFL in most consecutive games with a reception among active players (65)

— First in the NFL in red zone touchdown receptions (4)

— Tied for first in the NFL in touchdown receptions within the 10-yard line (3)

Tight end Jack Doyle

— Sixth in the NFL in highest catch percentage among active players since 2013 (77.2))

Tight end Eric Ebron

— Fourth in the NFL in consecutive regular season games played among active tight ends (44)

— First in the NFL in most touchdowns among tight ends since 2018 (15)

— Seventh in the NFL in most touchdowns among all players since 2018 (15)

— Second in the NFL in most receiving touchdowns among all players since 2018 (14)

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Colts Defense

— Tied for ninth in the NFL in pass attempts per sack (8.33)

— Tied for first in the NFL in fourth-down conversion percentage allowed (0)

— Second in the NFL in most consecutive games not allowing a 100-yard rusher (21)

Defensive tackle/end Denico Autry

— Tied for seventh in the AFC in sacks (2.5)

Linebacker Anthony Walker

— Tied for the second most tackles in an NFL game this season (14; Week 3 vs. Falcons)

Safety Malik Hooker

— Tied for fifth in the AFC in interceptions (1)

— Ninth in the NFL in interception return yards (26)

— Tied for ninth for longest interception return in an NFL game this season (26; Week 1 vs. Chargers)

Safety Clayton Geathers

— Tied for fifth in the AFC in interceptions (1)

Safety George Odum

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

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Colts Special Teams

Punter Rigoberto Sanchez

— Tied for ninth in the NFL and fourth in the AFC in touchbacks on kickoffs (8)

Wide receiver Chester Rogers

— Seventh in the NFL and third in the AFC in punt return average (9.4)

Wide receiver Parris Campbell

— 10th in the NFL and seventh in the AFC in kickoff return average (20.5)

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