T.Y. Hilton has solidified himself as the Colts number one option over the last two seasons. Hilton�s 3,289 receiving yards in his first 3 years ranks tenth all-time, behind the likes of Randy Moss, A.J. Green, Jerry Rice, and Sterling Sharpe.

Andrew Luck has 11 game-winning drives in his first 3 seasons, third-most since 1960, behind only Matt Ryan (13) and Russell Wilson (12). Luck set NFL and rookie records with 7 game-winning drives in 2012. He became the first QB selected number one overall in the modern era to ever start a playoff game in his rookie season.

Andrew Luck has set many records in his first 3 years in the league, including the most pass attempts (1,813) and most passing yards (12,957). Luck has thrown for over 4,000 more yards than Hall of Fame quarterbacks John Elway (8,152), Troy Aikman (7,082) and Joe Montana (5,456) did in their first 3 seasons.

Despite only leading the league in TD receptions in one season (2005), Marvin Harrison ranks fifth all-time in the category with 128. That�s because he finished with the NFL�s second-most TD receptions five times in his 13-season career (1999, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2006).

With 12 Pro Bowl Selections between them, Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis were among the best pass-rushing duos in NFL history. Since sacks became an official stat in 1982, no duo has had more seasons with 10 or more sacks each than Freeney and Mathis (4).

21 quarterbacks have been drafted with the first overall pick in the modern era, and four of them were selected by the Colts. Aside from Indianapolis, only the Falcons (twice), Buccaneers (twice) and Patriots (twice) have drafted more than one. The four Colts selections: Hall of Famer John Elway (traded to Broncos), future Hall of Famer Peyton Manning, Jeff George, and Andrew Luck.