The Indianapolis Colts had a great year last year and they followed it up with a better one this year, that included an AFC South Division Title. Now the Colts are back in the playoffs and have been listed as 11/1 Odds to win the AFC and 25/1 Odds to win the Super Bowl.
With the demise of the Houston Texans this year and with playing in a division that also included the Jags and Titans, the Indianapolis Colts were really never challenged in the AFC South. Indianapolis comes into the playoffs rolling, as they have won 3 straight games, with all three wins being by at least 16 points. That now makes the Colts 11-5 on the year.
Last week the Colts finished their year with a 30-10 thrashing of division rival Jacksonville. In the win Luck completed 26-of-37 passes with 11 of those completions going to T.Y. Hilton, who finished with 155 yards receiving. Fr the year luck complete 60.9% of his passes for 3822 yards, with 23 TDs and 9 INTs, in leading the Colts to the 15th ranked overall offense and 14th in points scored, putting up 24.4 ppg.
T.Y Hilton also had a nice year with 1083 yards receiving and 5 TD's, but the running game for the Colts never got untracked this year behind Richardson or Brown, who combined for just 995 yards rushing at 3.8 yards per clip. For the year the Colts are 21st in rushing, averaging just 108.9 ypg.
Next up Indianapolis will host the Kansas City Chiefs in an AFC Wild Card game on Saturday, Jan. 4 at 4:35 p.m. ET. The Colts just played Kansas City two weeks ago at Arrowhead Stadium and they won that game by a 23-7 score. The Colts are listed as 2.5 point favorites, while the total sits at 46.
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