The Colts offense had its woes with Joe Flacco under center, but it wasn't the main problem. Gus Bradley's defense allowed New York to accumulate 389 total yards and a struggling Drew Lock to shine with 17/23 completions for 309 passing yards and five total touchdowns (four passing).

At least for Week 17, the help that the Indianapolis Colts needed to keep their playoff hopes did arrive, with Cincinnati defeating Denver on Saturday. The problem, however, and in fitting fashion given how this season has gone,

Here is a look at PFF’s grading system to provide some context behind the numbers: 90.0+: Elite 80-89.9: High quality 70-79.9: Good 60-69.9: Above average 50-59.9: Average 40-49.9: Below average 39.9 or less: Poor