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 6 of the 2018 season:
Colts offense
— Eighth in the AFC in passing offense (283.0 average)
— Sixth in the NFL in sacks allowed per pass attempt (4.07)
— First in the NFL in third down conversion percentage (50.7)
— First in the NFL in third down conversions (39)
— Ninth in the NFL in red zone percentage (63.2)
— Second in the NFL in receptions by tight ends (41)
Quarterback Andrew Luck
— First in the NFL in passing attempts (245)
— First in the NFL in completions (163)
— Fourth in the AFC in completion percentage (66.5)
— Eighth in the AFC in passing yards (1,491)
— Tied for third in the NFL in passing touchdowns (12)
— Seventh in the AFC in touchdown percentage (4.9)
— Fourth in the AFC in interception percentage (2.0)
— Eighth in the AFC in QB rating (90.7)
— Most passing yards in a single game in the AFC (464, Week 4)
— Third in the AFC in fourth-quarter passer rating (102.3)
— First in the NFL in consecutive games with at least one passing touchdown (28)
Tight end Eric Ebron
— Tied for fourth in the AFC in third-down receptions (9)
— Tied for sixth in the NFL and tied for third in the AFC in scoring by non-kickers (30)
— First among NFL tight ends in receiving touchdowns (5)
— Fourth among NFL tight ends in receptions (26)
— Sixth among NFL tight ends in receiving yards (255)
Running back Nyheim Hines
— Tied for first in the NFL in third-and-one rushing conversion percentage (100.0)
— Second among NFL rookies and tied for ninth in the AFC in receptions (29)
— Second among NFL rookies and tied for 10th in the AFC in first downs (20)
— Fifth among NFL rookies in scoring by non-kickers (18)
— Tied for third among NFL rookies in touchdowns (3)
Wide receiver T.Y. Hilton
— Tied for fourth in the AFC in third-down receptions (9)
Wide receiver Chester Rogers
— Tied for ninth in the AFC in third-down receptions (8)
Wide receiver Zach Pascal
— Sixth in the AFC in kickoff return average (19.4)
Wide receiver Ryan Grant
— Tied for fourth in the NFL in consecutive games played among active wide receivers (69)
Running back Jordan Wilkins
— Sixth among NFL rookies in rushing yards (175)
Tight end Jack Doyle
— Eighth in the NFL (and first among tight ends) in highest catch percentage among active players since 2013 (75.9)
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Colts defense
— Eighth in the AFC in rushing defense (106.8 average)
— Sixth in the NFL in sack percentage (8.63)
— Tied for fourth in the NFL in most opponent negative plays (37)
— Second in the NFL in tackles for loss (32)
— Tied for third in the NFL in sacks (17)
Linebacker Darius Leonard
— First among NFL rookies and tied for fifth in the AFC in sacks (4.0)
— Tied for fourth in the AFC in fumble recoveries (1)
— Tied for fourth in the NFL and first among NFL rookies in tackles for loss (7.0)
— First in the NFL in total tackles (54)
— Second in the NFL in solo tackles (38)
Defensive lineman Margus Hunt
— Tied for fifth in the AFC in sacks (4.0)
— Tied for fourth in the AFC in fumble recoveries (1)
— First in the NFL in tackles for loss (9.0)
Cornerback Pierre Desir
— Tied for ninth in the AFC in interceptions (1)
— Tied for fourth in the AFC in fumble recoveries (1)
Cornerback Kenny Moore II
— Tied for ninth in the AFC in interceptions (1)
Linebacker Najee Goode
— Tied for ninth in the AFC in interceptions (1)
Linebacker Anthony Walker
— Tied for ninth in the AFC in interceptions (1)
Safety Matthias Farley
— Tied for ninth in the AFC in interceptions (1)
Defensive end Kemoko Turay
— Tied for third among NFL rookies in sacks (2.0)
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Colts special teams
— Sixth in the NFL in punt return average (11.8)
— Third in the NFL in punt return average allowed (4.9)
— Eighth in the NFL in kickoff return average allowed (18.6)
Kicker Adam Vinatieri
— Seventh in the AFC in scoring by kickers (38)
Punter Rigoberto Sanchez
— Eighth in the AFC in punting average (45.7)
— Eighth in the NFL and fourth in the AFC in net punting average (42.3)
