Colts offensive line lands at No. 3 in latest PFF rankings

The Indianapolis Colts continue to receive high marks for their work in the trenches. PFF ranked the Colts’ offensive line No. 3 in the NFL in its updated rankings following Week 4, keeping Indianapolis in the same spot as its previous ranking. Only the Denver Broncos and Chicago Bears finished ahea

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The Indianapolis Colts continue to receive high marks for their work in the trenches.

PFF ranked the Colts’ offensive line No. 3 in the NFL in its updated rankings following Week 4, keeping Indianapolis in the same spot as its previous ranking. Only the Denver Broncos and Chicago Bears finished ahead of the Colts.

Indianapolis’ interior has been the strength of the unit. PFF noted that left guard Quenton Nelson and right guard Matt Goncalves have each produced overall grades above 80.0 through the first four games.

Left tackle Bernhard Raimann hasn't quite matched his 2025 performance but has remained reliable on Daniel Jones’ blind side. PFF credited Raimann with allowing 11 pressures across 145 pass-blocking snaps.

The strong start continues a trend

from last season. Indianapolis finished No. 2 in PFF’s final 2025 offensive line rankings, with Nelson, Raimann, Tanor Bortolini and Goncalves forming the depths of the group.

There's one injury to monitor heading into Sunday’s matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Center Tanor Bortolini, who is dealing with an ankle injury, returned to practice Thursday as a limited participant after sitting out Wednesday.

This article originally appeared on Colts Wire: Colts offensive line lands at No. 3 in latest PFF rankings