Joel A. Erickson

Indianapolis has recorded zero sacks and just one quarterback hit in each of its last two games despite playing teams that have struggled to protect.         

The Jaguars had four chances to take the lead in the second half but the Colts stopped them each time.         

Colts have won three consecutive games and gotten out of the AFC South basement         

In his past six games against Indianapolis, Bortles has completed 62 percent of his passes for 1,695 yards, 10 touchdowns and 0 interceptions.         

Lewis, the second-round pick out of Ohio State who tore a ligament in his toe in training camp, has been champing at the bit to return         

Indianapolis tight ends rank second in the NFL in catches (62) and targets (101), fourth in yards (728) and first in touchdown catches (12).         

At first glance, Marlon Mack and Nyheim Hines might seem like complementary players, but the Colts running backs are the same style of runner.         

Alie-Cox’s hands measure 11.75 inches from the tip of the pinky to the tip of his thumb, as big as the NFL scouting combines record for hand size         

Dontrelle Inman, signed off the street two weeks ago, has played 100 snaps and made six catches in his first two games in Indianapolis.         

The NFL recognized the magnitude of Adam Vinatieris record-breaking moment by naming the Colts kicker the AFC Special Teams Player of the Week.         

Jack Doyle, back after missing five games due to a hip injury, knocked off the rust in time to catch four passes on the Colts go-ahead drive Sunday.         

Behind Mack, Colts rolled up 222 rushing yards, marking the first time since 85 that the Colts had passed the 200-yard barrier in back-to-back games.         

Adam Vinatieri passed Morten Andersen for the NFLs all-time scoring record on Sunday, an event Andersen has known for years.         

The Colts rushed for 200 yards in back to back weeks in the same season for the first time since 1985         

Cook might play the perfect position to cause problems for a Colts secondary that will be playing without free safety Malik Hooker on Sunday