Sean Payton, Saints' aggression pays off in win over Colts: Offensive film study
 

Here's a look at some Saints offense tidbits from Pro Football Focus after the team's win at Indy:

•Armstead's +6.8 overall was a career high. He didn't allow a pressure in 51 snaps in pass protection. After Sunday's game, Armstead ranks third among all tackles in overall grade and 1-100 (overall players) season grades.

•Unger had a season-high +4.8 grade after alternating between positive and negative grades for the first six games. He held a slightly negative grade in pass protection with two pressures allowed vs. Indy, but graded at +5.1 in run blocking for his work against David Parry.

•A +2.0 mark was Ingram's best grade of the season after forcing seven missed tackles. Ingram gained 100 of his 143 yards after contact. Combined, the Saints' rushers gained just 59 yards before contact.

•Brees was 3-for-11 on intermediate passes and 2-of-4 on deep attempts. He was pressured on 32.6 percent of dropbacks, above his season average of 28.4 percent, but had a -2.4 grade, 8.2 passer rating and 1.8 yards per attempt on those plays.

•Guard Jahri Evans was the only lineman with a negative grade at -0.6 overall. He allowed two pressures.

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