Game facts: Colts at Raiders

Published: Oct 01, 2016 at 12:46 PM

Playoff hopes: In order to win the AFC South, the Colts would need to win their last two games AND have the Texans lose two straight and the Titans lose in Week 16.

Homecoming: Saturday's game will be played less than 30 miles away from Andrew Luck's alma mater (Stanford).

Road warriors:The Colts average 30.0 points in road games this season (2nd-most in NFL behind Falcons, who beat Raiders in Oakland in Week 2).

Pass protection improving:After allowing 2+ sacks in each of the first 11 games, the Colts have allowed fewer than two sacks in three straight.

Achilles heel: The Colts rank 27th in total defense this season (370.9 yards allowed per game).

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