The team not only finished third in the league in total yards but also sixth in points scored and first overall in both passing yards and passing touchdowns. It was the first really high-flying offense Indianapolis has seen since Peyton Manning left town.
At the same time, the Colts left plenty of production on the field, leaving room for improvement in 2015.
The Colts were just 17th in Football Outsiders' DVOA (which measures efficiency), including ranking 13th in passing DVOA. With a premier quarterback like Andrew Luck, ranking 13th in passing DVOA is certainly a disappointment.