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Colts Friday Night: 1.29.10 (01-29-10) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, Dallas Clark, Charlie Johnson, and Antoine Bethea. [PLAY]	Colts Friday Night: 1.22.10 (01-22-10) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, Jacob Lacey, Clint Session, and Austin Collie. [PLAY]	Colts Friday Night: 1.15.10 (01-15-10) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, Reggie Wayne, Charlie Johnson, Dan Muir, and Gary Brackett. [PLAY]
Manning MVP Press Conference 1-9-10 (01-09-10) - Peyton Manning had a conference call with the media Saturday morning. [PLAY]	Colts Friday Night: 1.8.10 (01-08-10) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, Gary Brackett, Reggie Wayne, Ryan Lilja, Clint Session, Melvin Bullitt, and Dwight Freeney. [PLAY]	Colts Friday Night: 1.1.10 (01-01-10) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Chris Polian, Jim Caldwell, Dallas Clark, Robert Mathis, Sam Giguere, and Mike Hart. [PLAY]
Colts Friday Night: 12.24.09 (12-24-09) - *Special Thursday Show* with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, Hank Baskett, Donald Brown, Melvin Bullitt, Clint Session, and Austin Collie. [PLAY]	Colts Friday Night: 12.18.09 (12-18-09) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, Jeff Saturday, Dallas Clark, Jacob Lacey, Eric Foster, and Antoine Bethea. [PLAY]	Colts Friday Night: 12/11/09 (12-11-09) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, Tony Ugoh, Jim Sorgi, and Chad Simpson. [PLAY]
Colts Friday Night: 12/4/09 (12-04-09) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Chris Polian, Jim Caldwell, Raheem Brock, and Melvin Bullitt. [PLAY]	Colts Friday Night: 11/27/09 (11-27-09) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Chris Polian, Jim Caldwell, Dallas Clark, Tom Santi, Austin Collie, and Vince Eagan with Bob Lovell. [PLAY]	Colts Friday Night: 11/20/09 (11-20-09) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, Dallas Clark, Dwight Freeney, Gary Brackett, and Vince Eagan with Bob Lovell. [PLAY]
Colts Friday Night: 11/13/09 (11-13-09) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, Antoine Bethea, Gary Brackett, Donald Brown, Jerraud Powers, Jeff Saturday, and Vince Eagan with Bob Lovell. [PLAY]	Colts Friday Night: 11/6/09 (11-06-09) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, Gary Brackett, Dallas Clark, Austin Collie, and Vince Eagan with Bob Lovell. [PLAY]	Colts Friday Night: 10/30/09 (10-30-09) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Chris Polian, Jim Caldwell, Antoine Bethea, Raheem Brock, Ryan Lilja, and Vince Eagan with Bob Lovell. [PLAY]
Colts Friday Night: 10/23/09 (10-23-09) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, Peyton Manning, Dwight Freeney, Bob Sanders and Vince Eagan with Bob Lovell. [PLAY]	Colts Friday Night: 10/16/09 (10-16-09) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, and Vince Eagan with Bob Lovell. [PLAY]	Colts Friday Night: 10/9/09 (10-09-09) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee with Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, and Vince Eagan with Bob Lovell. [PLAY]
Colts Friday Night: 10/2/09 (10-02-09) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Jim Caldwell, Jeffrey Gorman with Jeffrey Saturday, and Vince Eagan with Bob Lovell. [PLAY]	Colts Friday Night: 9/25/09 (09-25-09) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, and Vince Eagan with Bob Lovell. [PLAY]	Colts Friday Night: 9/18/09 (09-18-09) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, and Vince Eagan with Bob Lovell. [PLAY]
Colts Friday Night: 9/11/09 (09-11-09) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, and Vince Eagan with Bob Lovell. [PLAY]	Colts Friday Night: 9/4/09 (09-04-09) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuing: Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, and Vince Eagan with Bob Lovell. [PLAY]	Colts Friday Night: 8/28/09 (08-28-09) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Jim Caldwell, Peyton Manning, Gary Brackett, and Vince Eagan with Bob Lovell. [PLAY]
Colts Friday Night: 8/21/09 (08-21-09) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, and Vince Eagan with Bob Lovell. [PLAY]	Colts Friday Night: 8/7/09 (08-07-09) - with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Jim Caldwell, Tom Moore, and Howard Mudd. [PLAY]	The Heavyweights: 7/31/09 (07-31-09) - with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak featuring: Jim Caldwell, Bill Polian with Bob Lamey, Jim Delany, and Lou Holtz. [PLAY]
The Heavyweights: 7/24/09 (07-24-09) - with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak featuring: Chris Lytle, Fuzzy Zoeller, and Joie Chitwood. [PLAY]	The Heavyweights: 7/17/09 (07-17-09) - with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak featuring: Gordon Hayward, Tony Pancake, Kevin O’Keefe, and Joe Gibbs. [PLAY]	The Heavyweights: 7/10/09 (07-10-09) - with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak featuring: Tom Zupancic, Marlin Jackson, Vic Carucci, and Keyshawn Johnson. [PLAY]
The Heavyweights: 7/3/09 (07-03-09) - with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak, featuring: Bob Lamey with Bill Polian, Kyle DeVan, Patrick Bertoletti, and Matt Frey. [PLAY]	The Heavyweights: 6/26/09 (06-26-09) - with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak featuring: Bob Lamey with Bill Polian, Eric Gordon, George Foster, and Nick Stalcup. [PLAY]	The Heavyweights: 6/19/09 (06-19-09) - with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak featuring: Gary Brackett, Kalen Irsay, and Kirk Lowdermilk. [PLAY]
The Heavyweights: 6/12/09 (06-12-09) - with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak featuring: Bob Lamey with Jerraud Powers, John Clayton, Frank Kremblas, and Dan Frost. [PLAY]	The HeavyWeights - 6/5/09 (06-05-09) - with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak featuring: Jim Caldwell, Frank Miniter, Jake Fox, Andy Wilson, and Wynn Jolley. [PLAY]	The Heavyweights: 5/29/09 (05-29-09) - with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak featuring: Bob Lamey with Bill Polian, Austin Collie, and Pierre Garcon, Gary Brackett, Evan Triggs, and Helio Castroneves. [PLAY]
The Heavyweights: 5/22/09 (05-22-09) - with Jeffrey Gorman and Joe Staysniak featuring: Bob Lamey with Bill Polian, Graham Rahal, Ed Carpenter, and Dick Vitale. [PLAY]	Jim Caldwell Press Conference (05-19-09) - Jim Caldwell spoke to the media on 5/19. [PLAY]	The Heavyweights: 5/15/09 (05-15-09) - with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak featuring: A.J. Foyt Jr, Richard Sandomir, Josh Bleill, and Wynn Jolley. [PLAY]
The Heavyweights: 5/8/09 (05-08-09) - with Joe Staysniak and Will Wolford featuring: Bob Lamey with Pat McAfee and Terrance Taylor, Jane Hoeppner, Shawn Langdon, John Andretti, and Davey Hamilton. [PLAY]	The Heavyweights: 5/1/09 (05-01-09) - with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak featuring: Bob Lamey with Donald Brown and Austin Collie, Mark Johnson, Jeff Blashill, and Wynn Jolley. [PLAY]	The Heavyweights: 4/24/09 (04-24-09) - with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak featuring: Gary Stevens, Alex Boylan, and John Clayton. [PLAY]
The Heavyweights: 4/17/09 (04-17-09) - with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak featuring: Mike Mayock, Danny Hope, Bill Lynch, and Roy Hall. [PLAY]	The Heavyweights: 4/10/09 (04-10-09) - with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak featuring: Bob Lamey with Phillip Wheeler, Vic Carucci, Ryan Hunter Reay, and George Catavolos. [PLAY]	The Heavyweights: 4/3/09 (04-03-09) - with Jeffrey Gorman and producer Vince Eagan featuring: Clark Kellogg and Bob Lamey with Bill Polian. [PLAY]
The Heavyweights: 3/27/09 (03-27-09) - The Heavyweights with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak featuring: Bob Lamey with Bill Polian, Michael Andretti, Thomas Lennon, Ben Garant, and Jeff Saturday. [PLAY]	The Heavyweights: 3/20/09 (03-20-09) - The Heavyweights with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak featuring: Jim Caldwell, Clyde Christensen, Mike Newbold, Rick Nelson, and former Head Coach Tony Dungy. [PLAY]	The Heavyweights: 3/13/09 (03-13-09) - with Jeffrey Gorman and Joe Staysniak featuring: Mario Andretti, Tony Mandarich, Pam Altmeyer, Bob Welch, and Tony Dungy. [PLAY]
The Heavyweights: 3/6/09 (03-06-09) - The Heavyweights with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak featuring: Derek Daily, Brad Stevens, former Head Coach Tony Dungy, and Dr. Rob Schroeder. [PLAY]	The Heavyweights: 2/27/09 (02-27-09) - The Heavyweights with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak featuring: Jim Irsay, Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, Billy Bretherton, Bruce Smith, Clyde Christensen, and former coach Tony Dungy. [PLAY]	The Heavyweights: 2/20/09 (02-20-09) - The Heavyweights with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak featuring: Bob Lamey with Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, Joe Vuskovich, David Allee, and Mike Smith. [PLAY]
The Heavyweights: 2/13/09 (02-13-09) - The Heavyweights with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak featuring: Bob Lamey with Bill Polian and Jim Caldwell, Adam Alexander, Scott Wilson, Jake Scott, and Tony Dungy. [PLAY]	The Heavyweights: 2/6 (02-08-09) - The Heavyweights with Jeffrey Gorman, Will Wolford, and Joe Staysniak featuring: Katie Stam. [PLAY]	Colts Friday Night: 1/30 (01-30-09) - Colts Friday Night: 1/30 with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, Gary Brackett, and Frank Reich. [PLAY]
Colts Friday Night: 1/23 (01-23-09) - Colts Friday Night: 1/23 with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Bill Polian and Jim Caldwell. [PLAY]	Colts Friday Night 1/16 (01-16-09) - Colts Friday Night with Bob Lamey and Kevin Lee featuring: Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, and Tony Dungy. [PLAY]	Jim Caldwell Press Conference (01-13-09) - Jim Irsay introduces Jim Caldwell as the new Head Coach of the Indianapolis Colts. [PLAY]
Tony Dungy Press Conference (01-12-09) - Colts Owner Jim Irsay announces Tony Dungy's retirement. [PLAY]	Colts Friday Night (01-09-09) - Colts Friday Night Radio Show [PLAY]	Manning outsmarts Chargers defense (01-03-09) - With 7:32 left in the third quarter, Colts quarterback Peyton Manning baffled the Chargers. While the Chargers defense was still barking audibles, Manning snapped the ball and Reggie Wayne blazed by the unprepared defense. Wayne scooted 72 yards into the end zone to give the Colts the 17-14 lead. [PLAY]
Colts Friday Night (01-02-09) - Colts Friday Night Radio Show [PLAY]	Harrison storms record books again (12-28-08) - A week after claiming third place on the NFL’s all-time receptions list, Colts wide receiver Marvin Harrison climbed another rung in the record books. In the second quarter on 2nd down and 2, quarterback Jim Sorgi hit Harrison for a quick three-yard pass sending Harrison past former Vikings wide receiver Cris Carter with 1,102 catches. [PLAY]	Addai speeds past Titans defender for touchdown reception (12-28-08) - Lined up as an outside receiver, Colts running back Joseph Addai made his longest reception of the season. Quarterback Peyton Manning stepped back and rifled a shot to Addai on a screen pass. Addai evaded two Titans defenders and outran the secondary to the end zone. The 55-yard play elevated Manning past the 4,000-yard mark for his NFL record ninth-consecutive season. [PLAY]
Jaguars run out of time, Colts clinch playoff berth (12-18-08) - The Jaguars traveled 83 yards on their final possession to put themselves in position to tie the game. With 12 seconds on the clock, Jaguars quarterback David Garrard was sacked for a nine-yard loss at the Colts 16-yard line. The Jaguars were out of timeouts, and the Colts clinched a playoff berth as the game ended. [PLAY]	Ratliff returns interception for game-winning touchdown (12-18-08) - The Colts entered the fourth quarter down 10 points. A Dallas Clark touchdown reception and Adam Vinatieri field goal knotted the game at 24-24. With 4:58 left in the game, Colts defensive back Keiwan Ratliff intercepted Jaguars quarterback David Garrard’s pass. Ratliff took the pick 34 yards for the score in what would prove to be the game-winning touchdown. [PLAY]	Manning uses footwork to aid touchdown pass (12-18-08) - Down 14-0 in the second quarter, the Colts needed a catalyst to spark their offense. Quarterback Peyton Manning rolled out of the pocket and slung a 41-yard pass to a wide-open Reggie Wayne for his sixth touchdown reception of the season. Wayne walked into the end zone to slice the lead 14-7. [PLAY]
Harrison secures third place on NFL's all-time reception list (12-14-08) - The Colts refused to be upset by the winless Lions at Ford Field in Detroit. In the fourth quarter with the game tied 21-21, quarterback Peyton Manning found Marvin Harrison on a 16-yard slant route. Harrison was chased down at the Colts 36-yard line, and the reception bolted Harrison past former Oakland Raider Tim Brown into third place on the all-time NFL receptions list with 1,015. Colts running back Dominic Rhodes scored later in the drive on a one-yard touchdown run. [PLAY]	Hayden's long interception return buries Bengals (12-07-08) - As if the Bengals day at Lucas Oil Stadium was taxing enough, Colts defensive back Kelvin Hayden put a further damper on the Bengals morale. Late in the fourth quarter, Bengals quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick’s pass was intercepted by Hayden. Hayden ran 85 yards untouched into the end zone to notch the Colts sixth consecutive victory. [PLAY]	Destructive duo of Freeney and Mathis combine for sack (12-07-08) - The Colts defense was a popular resident in the Bengals backfield, as Indianapolis finished with five sacks on the day. On 3rd-and-14 at the Colts 29-yard line, Colts defensive ends Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis fought their way to Bengals quartrerback Ryan Fitzpatrick for the second time in the series. [PLAY]
Colts interception leads to touchdown (12-07-08) - The Bengals knew Colts quarterback Peyton Manning would be phenomenal after the nine-time Pro Bowler was held without a touchdown in the previous week for the first time in more than five years. Colts defensive back Kelvin Hayden intercepted Bengals quarterback Carson Palmer’s pass and returned it to just outside of the red zone. Two plays later, Manning lasered a pass to Marvin Harrison for the five-yard score. [PLAY]	Bethea shatters Browns comeback attempt (11-30-08) - When Browns backup quarterback Derek Anderson injured his knee on the final drive of the game, Ken Dorsey attempted to fill the void. He was to no avail however, and Colts defensive back Antoine Bethea intercepted a deep pass to hinder Cleveland’s comeback. [PLAY]	Mathis scores lone touchdown of the game (11-30-08) - While the Colts offense was held stagnant, their defense produced all the points Indianapolis needed. In the final frame, Adam Vinatieri’s 30-yard field goal in the first quarter was the only points to show for the Colts. That’s until Colts defensive end Robert Mathis scooped up a fumble from Browns quarterback Derek Anderson on the Cleveland 37-yard and sprinted into the end zone for the touchdown with 9:55 left in the game. Dwight Freeney forced the fumble when he flew by the offensive line and punched the ball out of Anderson’s right hand. [PLAY]
Sweet redemption: Vinatieri kicks game-winning field goal (11-23-08) - Colts quarterback Peyton Manning’s quest to drive the Colts was complete. He yielded to kicker Adam Vinatieri, who was set up for a game-winning kick. Vinatieri plunked what would have been a go-ahead 28-yard field goal in the last minute of the Colts 23-21 loss against the Chargers in 2007. Vinatieri left no question in 2008. He shipped the 51-yard field goal through the uprights as time expired to give the Colts the 23-20 victory. [PLAY]	Manning sets up Vinatieri for victory (11-23-08) - With 1:35 left in the game, Chargers kicker Nate Kaeding tied the game with a 47-yard field goal. The momentum from his late-game heroics was short lived, however. Colts quarterback Peyton Manning was determined to guide Indianapolis to victory. On a daring call, head coach Tony Dungy decided to go for it on fourth-and-inches at the San Diego 48-yard line. The dividends were gratuitous as Manning lofted a play action pass to Marvin Harrison for a 14-yard completion. [PLAY]	Gonzalez ties game with touchdown reception (11-23-08) - Peyton Manning bounced back from an earlier interception to tie the game at 10-10, when he found Anthony Gonzalez wide open for a touchdown. Running back Joseph Addai busted for a 23-yard scamper earlier in the drive to put the Colts in solid field position. On third-and-short, Manning stepped back and tossed the ball to Gonzalez, who had escaped San Diego defenders on a pick route. [PLAY]
Bullitt snipes interception (11-16-08) - For the second consecutive game, Melvin Bullitt delivered a big-time interception. With the final seconds ticking from the clock, Texans quarterback Sage Rosenfels chucked a pass intended for tight end Owen Daniels. However, Bullitt lunged in Daniels’ path, grabbed the interception, and slid to the ground to give the Colts their third consecutive victory. [PLAY]	Freeney becomes familiar with Rosenfels (11-16-08) - The Colts defensive front wreaked havoc in the Texans backfield in the final minutes of their game against Houston in October. It was déjà vu for Texans quarterback Sage Rosenfels when Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney sacked Rosenfels for the second time of the day. With the Texans trailing 33-27 with less than two minutes left in the game, Freeney battled his way into the backfield to get to Rosenfels at the Texans 29-yard line. [PLAY]	Harrison bullies into the end zone (11-16-08) - Seeking revenge from a monumental meltdown in Houston, the Texans over-aggressive defense wasn’t enough. Toggling back-and-forth, the Colts took the upper hand in a 23-20 game. On the first play of the fourth quarter, Peyton Manning gunned a pass to Marvin Harrison. Harrison caught the ball and dragged two Houston Texans into the end zone to extend the Colts lead to 10 points. [PLAY]
Bullitt hauls in last second interception once more (11-09-08) - In the final seconds of the game, Ben Roethlisberger charged the Steelers down the field. Mewelde Moore was unable to get out of bounds on third and long, and on fourth down Roethlisberger rushed his team to the 27-yard line. As time expired, Roethlisberger lofted a pass to the end zone. The ball bounced off of the hands of Nate Washington and Colts defensive back Melvin Bullitt snatched the interception to give Indianapolis its second consecutive victory. [PLAY]	Rhodes finds good time for first career touchdown reception (11-09-08) - Entering the game, Dominic Rhodes had never caught a touchdown pass. Rhodes had no better timing to haul in his first career touchdown pass than with 3:10 left in the game. Manning faked a handoff to Rhodes who continued on a wheel route. Manning found Rhodes wide open toward the right sideline, and Rhodes strutted into the end zone for a 17-yard touchdown giving the Colts their first lead of the game. [PLAY]	Jennings prevents Steelers from closing the door (11-09-08) - Up 20-17 in the waning minutes, the Steelers looked to close the door on the Colts. Colts defensive back Tim Jennings had other plans. Jennings stripped Ben Roethlisberger’s pass away from Santonio Holmes and returned it to the Steelers’ 33-yard line giving Peyton Manning’s offense a chance to take the lead. [PLAY]
Wayne makes miraculous catch (11-09-08) - The Colts looked to answer the Steelers first quarter touchdown drive. On the fourth play of the series, quarterback Peyton Manning aired a pass down the sideline to wide receiver Reggie Wayne. Pittsburgh defender Ike Taylor tipped the pass, but the ball fell in the waiting hands of Wayne. Wayne spun around Steelers cornerback Ryan Clark and trotted into the end zone for a 65-yard score. [PLAY]	Vinatieri comes clutch against former team (11-02-08) - Adam Vinatieri has been heralded as one of the greatest clutch kickers in NFL history. Against his former team, Vinatieri’s antics were no different. With the game tied at 15-15 and 8:09 remaining in the game, Vinateiri boomed a game winning 52-yard field goal- his longest since 2002. A flag was tossed on the play, but the infraction was tagged against the Patriots. The penalty was declined, and the Colts snatched an 18-15 advantage. [PLAY]	Deja vu: Sanders comes up with another late-game interception against Patriots (11-02-08) - After a personal foul against the Patriots, New England faced a daunting 4th and 15 from the Colts 45-yard line. With four minutes left in the game, the Patriots decided to go for it. Quarterback Matt Cassel heaved a pass over the middle, but Colts safety Bob Sanders flew into the air at the 25-yard line and snatched his first interception of the season, securing a much-needed victory. [PLAY]
Gonzalez scores again to take the lead (11-02-08) - Down 12-7, Peyton Manning orchestrated another touchdown drive. On third and goal from the New England 9-yard line, wide receiver Anthony Gonzalez rode the hip of Patriots defensive back Mike Richardson. Manning threw to Gonzalez’s outside shoulder, and Gonzalez spun around to retrieve his second touchdown catch of the day. [PLAY]	Brock knocks around Cassel (11-02-08) - Coming out of intermission, the Patriots ailed to take their first lead of the game. Quarterback Matt Cassel decided to take matters into his own hands when he scrambled five yards to the Colts 41-yard line. He was met by Raheem Brock who administered a catastrophic blow. [PLAY]	Manning accentuates long drive with touchdown pass to Gonzalez (11-02-08) - Even without Tom Brady, the Patriots offense can be devastating. Quarterback Peyton Manning and company kept New England’s offense off of the field in a 15 play, 91-yard drive that lasted 9:02. Manning found wide receiver Anthony Gonzalez toward the front of the end zone to give the Colts an early 7-0 lead in the first quarter. [PLAY]
Manning finds wide open Clark in the end zone to extend Colts lead (10-27-08) - Under the lights of Monday Night Football, the Colts faced a tough test on the road against the undefeated Tennessee Titans. Up 7-6 with 11:11 in the second quarter, quarterback Peyton Manning pump faked in the way of Reggie Wayne. The fake confused the Titans secondary, allowing tight end Dallas Clark to escape wide open into the middle of the field. Manning seamed a spiral to Clark for his second touchdown reception of the game. [PLAY]	Rhodes puts Colts on scoreboard with grueling touchdown run (10-19-08) - After Packers kicker Mason Crosby nailed a 31-yard field goal on Green Bay’s first drive of the game, the Colts retaliated with points of their own. Even with 12 men on the field, the Packers couldn’t stop running back Dominic Rhodes from budging into the end zone. Down 3-0 with 4:11 in the first quarter, Rhodes took a handoff three yards and powered behind offensive tackle Charlie Johnson into the end zone. [PLAY]	Colts collect first victory at Lucas Oil Stadiuim (10-12-08) - With 12 seconds left in the game, the Ravens attempted to score to make the game less lopsided. Ravens Joe Flacco found Demetrius Williams in the middle of the field at the Colts 11-yard line. Williams was greeted immediately by Colts defensive backs Antoine Bethea and Marlin Jackson. The clock winded down, and the Colts captured their first home victory of the season. With running backs Joseph Addai and Mike Hart hampered by injuries, quarterback Peyton Manning catapulted the Colts to victory with 271 yards passing and three touchdowns. [PLAY]
Mathis returns to backfield for second sack of the day (10-12-08) - With the Ravens in town, a tenacious defense is expected. However, Baltimore didn’t expect it in the form of Colts defensive end Robert Mathis. Down 31-0 with 1:49 in the third quarter, the Ravens were threatening at the Colts 10-yard line. Mathis scooted by Baltimore’s offensive line and sacked Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco for the second time of the game. Mathis would go on to sack Flacco once more and recover a fumble to cap off his career day. [PLAY]	Harrison surges past defense for touchdown reception (10-12-08) - The Colts had yet to win a game at the new Lucas Oil Stadium. Peyton Manning and Marvin Harrison reverted to RCA Dome tactics to energize Indianapolis. On the second series of the game, Manning connected with Harrison on a play action pass down the right sideline. Harrison sped by Ravens defensive back Ed Reed and scurried into the end zone unscathed for his 125th career touchdown reception. [PLAY]	Bullitt clinches victory with interception (10-05-08) - With the Colts trailing 27-24 with 2:00 remaining, they needed just a few more yards to take the lead. It was first and goal from the Texans 5-yard line. Quarterback Peyton Manning lined up under center and found Reggie Wayne on a fade route in the corner of the end zone for a sensational one handed catch that gave the Colts the lead for good 31-27. [PLAY]
Manning connects with Wayne for go-ahead touchdown (10-05-08) - Late in the fourth quarter and trailing 27-24 the Colts needed one more stop. They forced a third and long situation for the Texans, and Robert Mathis made another huge play. Texans quarterback Sage Rosenfels rolled out and was chased down from behind by Mathis. Mathis dived full out for Rosenfels and forced the ball out of his hand. Mathis got up and fell right back down on top of the ball to give the Colts a first and 10 on the Texans 20-yard line with 2:36 left to play in the game. [PLAY]	Colts helicopter quarterback Rosenfels to force turnover (10-05-08) - The Colts needed a big time defensive stop late in the fourth quarter, and they got one. Texans quarterback Sage Rosenfels rolled out of the pocket and was able to reach the first down marker, but Raheem Brock and Marlin Jackson met him there. Rosenfels was helicoptered into the air by Brock and Jackson which caused him to fumble the ball. Colts linebacker Gary Brackett picked the ball up and ran 68 yards for a touchdown to cut the Texans lead to 27-24. [PLAY]	Colts begin epic comeback with Manning to Santi touchdown (10-05-08) - With the Colts trailing 27-10 with 4:10 left in the game, their chances of victory looked slim. They were facing a fourth and long situation inside the Texans 10-yard line. Quarterback Peyton Manning lined up in the shotgun, and found rookie tight end Tom Santi for seven yards in the middle of the endzone for his first career touchdown reception. The Colts were down 27-17 and still facing an uphill battle for victory. [PLAY]
Harrison captures first touchdown reception of the season (09-21-08) - On the Colts first drive of the game, quarterback Peyton Manning led the offense down the field for an 80-yard drive. On the ninth play of the drive, Manning found wide receiver Marvin Harrison on a four yard out route for his first touchdown reception of the season, and a 7-0 first quarter lead. [PLAY]	Vinatieri blasts game-winning field goal (09-14-08) - The Colts trailed the entire game, but with eight seconds remaining in the game, Adam Vinatieri changed that. With the score tied 15-15, the Colts sent kicker Adam Vinatieri onto the field for a 47-yard field goal attempt. A kick that looked good from the start, went right through the uprights, and put the Colts up for good 18-15 with only three seconds remaining in the game. [PLAY]	Dwight Freeney forces game-changing turnover (09-14-08) - Late in the third quarter after the Colts got the game within one possession at 15-7. the Colts defense stepped up and made a stop. After stacking Vikings running back Adrian Peterson at the line, the next play put the ball into the hands of Vikings quarterback Tarvaris Jackson, but not for long. Dwight Freeney forced the ball out of Jackson’s hands for a sack, and Colts defensive tackle Keyunta Dawson recovered it at the Vikings 28-yard line. [PLAY]
Joseph Addai hammers up middle for score (09-14-08) - With the Colts offense struggling throughout the first half, they needed a play to get them going in the right direction. Cue Reggie Wayne and Anthony Gonzalez. The Colts were trailing 15-0 and facing third down from their own 24-yard line. Quarterback Peyton Manning found wide receiver Anthony Gonzalez deep on the left sideline where he hauled in the catch. He was able to evade defenders all the way to the Vikings 17-yard line, where in the process of being tackled, he found Reggie Wayne behind him for a lateral. Wayne took the ball all the way down to the Vikings one yard line before being tackled. After two unsuccessful Peyton Manning runs up the middle, running back Joseph Addai finally reached the endzone on third down to give the Colts their first points of the game leaving them only down 15-7. [PLAY]	Manning to Addai touchdown pass (09-07-08) - After being down 15-6, at halftime, Indianapolis held Chicago to a three and out on their first possession. The Colts drove the ball 52 yards to get within two points of the Bears when quarterback Peyton Manning faked a handoff to Joseph Addai and threw a six yard touchdown pass to Reggie Wayne. It was the first regular season touchdown scored by an Indianapolis Colt at Lucas Oil Stadium. [PLAY]	2007: ONE MORE TIME (01-13-08) - CHARGERS 28, COLTS 24 After leading, 10-7, at halftime, Indianapolis fell behind 14-10 after the Chargers scored on the first possession of the second half. Two possessions later, the Colts drove 50 yards and to retake the lead when quarterback Peyton Manning threw a quick pass to wide receiver Reggie Wayne near the right sideline. Wayne made a move on cornerback Drayton Florence and dived for the end zone. Officials initially ruled Wayne stepped out of bounds at the 2, but after review, ruled he had scored to make it 17-14, Colts. [PLAY]
2007: BACK AND FORTH (01-13-08) - CHARGERS 28, COLTS 24 The AFC Divisional Playoff game went back and forth throughout, and entering the fourth period, San Diego led, 21-17. On the Colts' second possession of the period, they took possession at their 44, still trailing by four points. On 3rd-and-9 from the Indianapolis 45, Colts quarterback Peyton Manning threw deep to rookie wide receiver Anthony Gonzalez, who evaded a defender, stayed in bounds and scored on a 55-yard catch-and-run play to give the Colts the lead, 24-21, with 10:07 remaining. [PLAY]	2007: EARLY INTERCEPTION (01-13-08) - CHARGERS 28, COLTS 24 The Colts' 28-24 loss to the San Diego Chargers in an AFC Divisional Playoff Game was a back-and-forth game that wasn't decided until the final minute. But early in the game, Indianapolis had momentum. On the series after Colts tight end Dallas Clark's first-quarter touchdown, cornerback Kelvin Hayden intercepted this pass from Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers to stop a San Diego drive at the Colts 24. [PLAY]	2007: TAKING THE LEAD (01-13-08) - CHARGERS 28, COLTS 24 The Colts took control of the final game in the 24-year history of the RCA Dome early with a quick, impressive first drive. On the series, Colts quarterback Peyton Manning completed six of six passes for 79 yards and a touchdown. The touchdown pass came on 2nd-and-6 when Manning completed this 25-yard pass to tight end Dallas Clark, who stepped into the end zone to give the Colts an early lead. The Colts drove 76 yards on nine plays on the possession and scored with 9:13 remaining in the first quarter. [PLAY]
2007: SORGI TIME (12-30-07) - TITANS 16, COLTS 10 With their playoff positioning clinched, the Colts played few of their front-line players extensively in the season finale against the Tennessee Titans. That gave backup quarterback Jim Sorgi his first extensive playing time of the season. He completed 11 of 24 passes for 68 yards and a touchdown with no interceptions. His touchdown pass was this 3-yarder to first-year veteran wide receiver Craphonso Thorpe that gave the Colts a 10-7 lead with 9:09 remaining in the third quarter. [PLAY]	2007: PULLING AWAY (12-23-07) - COLTS 38, TEXANS 15 Dallas Clark in 2007 emerged as one of the top tight ends in the NFL and in the process, had one of the best seasons for a tight end in Colts history, finishing the season with a career-high 58 receptions for 616 yards and 11 touchdowns. In the Colts' 38-15 victory over the Houston Texans at the RCA Dome on December 23, Clark caught six passes for 60 yards and two touchdowns. His first touchdown was this 6-yarder in the second quarter that gave the Colts a 17-7 lead. It also moved him past Hall of Fame tight end John Mackey for first place on the all-time list for touchdown receptions by a Colts tight end in a season. He and Mackey previously had been tied with nine touchdowns in a single season. [PLAY]	2007: DOUBLE DIGITS (12-23-07) - COLTS 38, TEXANS 15 Colts wide receiver Reggie Wayne in 2007 had the best statistical season of his career, continuing to develop into one of the NFL's top players at his position. By the time he caught his final touchdown pass of the regular season - this 7-yarder from quarterback Peyton Manning with 3:08 remaining in the third quarter - the Colts had pulled away from the Texans. Wayne's touchdown gave the Colts a 38-7 lead, after which many of the Colts starters left the game. [PLAY]
2007: DIVISION-CLINCHER (12-16-07) - COLTS 21, RAIDERS 14 Throughout the season, rookie wide receiver Anthony Gonzalez - the team's first-round selection in the 2007 NFL Draft - improved and by season's end, he was an integral part of the offense. In Oakland, the Colts trailed, 14-13, when Gonzalez turned in one of his biggest plays of the regular season. On 1st-and-10 from the Raiders 20, Colts quarterback Peyton Manning found Gonzalez near the goal line. He turned the play into a 20-yard touchdown that capped an 11-play, 91-yard drive. Running back Joseph Addai's two-point conversion run on the ensuing play provided the final margin. [PLAY]	2007: T.J. ALL THE WAY (12-16-07) - COLTS 21, RAIDERS 14 The Colts entered their game against the Raiders at McAfee Coliseum in Oakland on December 16 with a chance to clinch a fifth consecutive AFC South title and the No. 2 seed in the AFC playoffs. They took an early lead, 3-0, then after holding the Raiders without a first down, forced a punt that second-year cornerback T.J. Rushing returned 90 yards for a 10-0 Colts lead. The play tied the record for the longest punt return in franchise history. [PLAY]	2007: ON THE BOARD (12-09-07) - COLTS 44, RAVENS 20 Rookie wide receiver Anthony Gonzalez, the Colts' first-round selection in the 2007 NFL Draft, developed into a consistent threat late in the season. He already had a 100-yard game and several critical receptions, but before the Ravens game, he didn't have an NFL touchdown. That changed midway through the second quarter, when Colts quarterback Peyton manning found Gonzalez open deep for a 57-yard touchdown that gave Indianapolis 30-7 lead with 6:20 remaining before halftime. Gonzalez caught a 40-yard touchdown from Manning early in the third quarter. [PLAY]
2007: SPECIAL PLAY BY SPECIAL TEAMS (12-09-07) - COLTS 44, RAVENS 20 Everything that could go right for the Colts early against the Ravens did. They already led 21-0 late in the first quarter when the Ravens lined up to punt from their own 32. Rookie cornerback Michael Coe broke through the line and blocked the punt of Ravens punter Sam Koch. The ball bounced out of the end zone for a safety and a 23-0 Colts lead with 1:57 remaining in the first quarter. [PLAY]	2007: STILL ROLLING (12-09-07) - COLTS 44, RAVENS 20 Running back Joseph Addai rushed for just 32 yards on 13 carries against the Ravens, but again proved his value in the red zone in Baltimore. On the Colts' second possession, his 1-yard touchdown run gave Indianapolis a 14-0 lead and on their third drive, he turned this pass from quarterback Peyton Manning into a 21-0 lead with 4:05 remaining in the first quarter. He finished the game with three touchdowns, including an 11-yard run early in the second quarter. [PLAY]	2007: REG-GIE, REG-GIE, REG-GIE (12-09-07) - COLTS 44, RAVENS 20 The Colts entered the game with a four-game winning streak, but their previous meetings with the Ravens under Head Coach Tony Dungy all had been tight, defensive games. Not so in mid-December of 2007. The Colts started hot and stayed that way at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, with Colts quarterback Peyton Manning throwing this 34-yard touchdown to wide receiver Reggie Wayne to cap a nine-play, 65-yard drive on the game's first possession. [PLAY]
2007: LU-U-U-U-U-KE (12-02-07) - COLTS 28, JAGUARS 25 Fighting for the division lead in December, the Jaguars played the Colts tough throughout. And early in the fourth quarter, they pulled to within four, 21-17, with a 47-yard field goal by Josh Scobee. On the next possession, Indianapolis drove 63 yards on seven plays, with Manning throwing his fourth touchdown pass of the game - this 1-yard shovel pass to first-year fullback Luke Lawton. The play gave the Colts a 28-17 lead en route to a 28-25 victory. [PLAY]	2007: CLARK'S CLUTCH CATCH (12-02-07) - COLTS 28, JAGUARS 25 Reggie Wayne led the Colts in receptions and yards against the Jaguars, but tight end Dallas Clark's performance was just as critical. He caught seven passes for 60 yards, and in addition to a short touchdown reception on the game?'s first series, he caught this 14-yard touchdown pass from Manning with six seconds remaining in the half. The play capped a 14-play, 80-yard drive that gave Indianapolis a 21-7 lead entering halftime. [PLAY]	2007: GOING DEEP (12-02-07) - COLTS 28, JAGUARS 25 As was the case in Jacksonville in October, the Colts took a 14-0 lead over the Jaguars. This time, the wide margin wouldn't last and that meant every point was important. One possession after Clark's early touchdown, the Colts drove 63 yards on eight plays, taking a two-touchdown lead when Manning threw his second touchdown of the quarter - this 48-yard touchdown to wide receiver Reggie Wayne. Wayne finished with eight receptions for 158 yards on the day. [PLAY]
2007: QUICK START (12-02-07) - COLTS 28, JAGUARS 25 For the second time in as many meetings against the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2007, first place was at stake. This time, the game was in the RCA Dome and as had been the case in the earlier meeting, the Colts started quickly. Defensive end Robert Mathis' sack forced a fumble by Jaguars quarterback David Garrard that defensive tackle Raheem Brock recovered at the Jaguars 11. Three plays later, Colts quarterback Peyton Manning threw this 5-yard touchdown pass to tight end Dallas Clark for a 7-0 lead with 9:30 remaining. [PLAY]	2007: SPECTACULAR CATCH (11-22-07) - COLTS 31, FALCONS 13 The Colts were hot in the second quarter against Atlanta. They turned a 10-0 deficit into a 21-10 lead, and few plays in the quarter were more spectacular than this 5-yard reception by tight end Ben Utecht. On the play, Utecht made a diving catch of a pass by quarterback Peyton Manning, a play that gave the Colts a 21-10 lead with 2:38 remaining before halftime. Utecht finished the game with four receptions for 38 yards. [PLAY]	2007: ONE MORE FOR ADDAI (11-22-07) - COLTS 31, FALCONS 13 The Colts took control of the game against Atlanta in the second quarter, but late in the third quarter, the lead was still 21-10 and the outcome still in doubt. Then the Colts, who had taken possession at their 46-yard line, drove deep into Falcons territory and finished off the drive with this 4-yard run by running back Joseph Addai. Early in the fourth quarter, a 24-yard field goal by Adam Vinatieri finished the scoring and clinched the Colts' second consecutive victory. [PLAY]
2007: BACK ON TRACK (11-22-07) - COLTS 31, FALCONS 13 The Colts had lost two of three games and won their previous game on a late field goal. The early minutes of a Thanksgiving Night game against the Falcons in the Georgia Dome in Atlanta weren't much better. Then came the second quarter. Eighteen seconds into the quarter, Colts quarterback Peyton Manning provided a glimpse of things to come, throwing this 23-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Reggie Wayne to pull the Colts to within three, 10-7. Wayne caught five passes for 66 yards and a touchdown and rookie wide receiver Anthony Gonzalez caught six passes for 105 yards. [PLAY]	2007: GETTING CLOSER (11-11-07) - CHARGERS 23, COLTS 21 The Colts' defense finished the season ranked No. 1 in the NFL in points allowed and No. 3 in yards allowed. It was the best statistical season since the 1984 move to Indianapolis, and few performances were better than that which the defense had in San Diego. The Colts held the Chargers to 177 total yards and 11 first downs. On this play, middle linebacker Gary Brackett recovered a fumble by Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers in the end zone to pull the Colts to within two, 23-21. [PLAY]	2007: COMEBACK BEGINS (11-11-07) - CHARGERS 23, COLTS 21 Everything that could go wrong for the Colts early did. At Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego, Cal., San Diego Chargers returner Darren Sproles scored two first-quarter touchdowns - first on the opening kickoff and later on a punt. The Chargers pushed their lead to 23-0 with 8:47 remaining before halftime, but this 9-yard pass from quarterback Peyton Manning to wide receiver Reggie Wayne made it 23-7, Chargers, at halftime. Manning, who threw a career-high six interceptions, also completed 34 of 56 passes for 328 yards and two touchdowns. [PLAY]
2007: UP BY 10 (11-04-07) - PATRIOTS 24, COLTS 20 Eight plays after Brackett's interception, this 1-yard sneak by Colts quarterback Peyton Manning put the Colts ahead 20-10 with 9:42 remaining. The Patriots rallied for two touchdowns in the final 7:01, handing Indianapolis its first loss of the season and its first loss at the RCA Dome since 2005. [PLAY]	2007: TIP DRILL (11-04-07) - PATRIOTS 24, COLTS 20 Middle linebacker Gary Brackett, the Colts' defensive captain, had the best season of his career in 2007, and a play in the fourth quarter against the Patriots exemplified it. With the Colts needing a big play, Brackett delivered, making a diving interception of a pass by New England quarterback Tom Brady. Brackett tipped the pass to himself, then returned it to the Patriots 32 to set up the Colts' final touchdown. The Colts' defense held the Patriots to their second-lowest points total of the regular season. [PLAY]	2007: THREE FOR ADDAI (10-28-07) - COLTS 31, PANTHERS 7 Colts running back Joseph Addai, in his first season as a full-time starter, emerged in 2007 as one of the NFL's top running backs in the red zone. That was true against the Panthers, too. Addai scored three touchdowns in Carolina - a 2-yard run in the second quarter, a four-yard reception in the third quarter and this 12-yard run early in the fourth quarter that gave Indianapolis a 31-7 lead. [PLAY]
2007: BIG-PLAY WAYNE (10-28-07) - COLTS 31, PANTHERS 7 The Colts played the Carolina Panthers at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte in a difficult situation - a Sunday game six days after a Monday Night road game. If the short week hurt, it didn't show. The Panthers took a 7-0 lead, using 11:01 on the game's opening drive, but Indianapolis controlled the game after that. The Colts led by 10 points with less than five minutes remaining in the third quarter when wide receiver Reggie Wayne caught quarterback Peyton Manning's second touchdown pass of the game - this 59-yarder that made it 24-7, Indianapolis. [PLAY]	2007: GAME-CLINCHER (10-22-07) - If the Colts hadn't already clinched a victory that would allow them to maintain the AFC South lead, they did with just under four minutes remaining. The Colts led the Jaguars, 22-7, and took possession at their 46. Four plays later, Colts quarterback Peyton Manning threw his first touchdown pass of the game - a 35-yarder to tight end Dallas Clark. That gave the Colts a 29-7 lead and secured their third victory in as many AFC South road games in 2007. [PLAY]	2007: A FIRST FOR FREENEY (10-22-07) - COLTS 29, JAGUARS 7 The Jaguars, after trailing by 17 points at halftime, took the second half kickoff and drove for a touchdown that made it, 17-7, Colts with just under 10 minutes remaining in the third quarter. That meant Jacksonville still had hopes of a comeback when it took possession with just over five minutes remaining in the quarter. Then, Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney - a three-time Pro Bowl selection - broke around left tackle and sacked quarterback Quinn Gray for a safety. It was, Freeney said later, his first safety in the NFL, college or high school. [PLAY]
2007: A BIG EARLY SCORE (10-22-07) - COLTS 29, JAGUARS 7 First place in the AFC South was at stake when the Colts and Jacksonville Jaguars played at Jacksonville Municipal Stadium on Monday, October 22. The Jaguars had won four consecutive games since a season-opening loss and the Colts were 5-0. The Colts controlled the game's momentum from the start, taking a 17-0 halftime lead. The first touchdown came with 27 seconds remaining in the first quarter, when reserve running back Kenton Keith scored on this 3-yard touchdown run. [PLAY]	2007: MAKING HIS MARK (10-22-07) - COLTS 29, JAGUARS 7 As big a factor as the offense in the victory over Jacksonville was the defense. The Colts held the Jaguars to 226 yards total offense and forced three turnovers. A huge play early came when Indianapolis safety Bob Sanders - who would be named the Associated Press' National Football League Defensive Player of the Year after the season - stopped Jaguars running back Maurice Jones-Drew on this 4th-and-1 play in the second quarter. [PLAY]	2007: CLINCHING IT (10-07-07) - COLTS 33, BUCCANEERS 14 With Colts wide receiver Marvin Harrison out with an injury much of the 2007 season, veteran wide receiver Reggie Wayne continued to develop into one of the NFL's elite players at his position. He finished the season with 104 receptions for 1,510 yards and 10 touchdowns and also made a second consecutive Pro Bowl. This 9-yard reception by Wayne for a touchdown against Tampa Bay gave the Colts a 30-7 lead with 11:57 remaining in the fourth quarter. [PLAY]
2007: SUPER SUB (10-07-07) - COLTS 33, BUCCANEERS 14 With running back Joseph Addai out with an injury, first-year veteran Kenton Keith made his first NFL start against the Buccaneers. Keith, who had spent the previous four seasons playing in the Canadian Football League responded with his first NFL 100-yard game, rushing for 128 yards and two touchdowns. That included this 7-yard run that gave the Colts a 23-7 lead midway through the third quarter. [PLAY]	2007: TAKING EARLY CONTROL (10-07-07) - COLTS 33, BUCCANEERS 14 The Colts entered their October 7 game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the RCA Dome with a roster wracked with injuries. But from the start, the Colts controlled the game and took the lead early with this 10-yard pass from quarterback Peyton Manning to tight end Dallas Clark. Clark finished the game with seven receptions for 49 yards and the touchdown. The Colts played the Buccaneers without safety Bob Sanders, running back Joseph Addai, linebacker Freddy Keiaho and wide receiver Marvin Harrison. [PLAY]	2007: CLUTCH CATCH (09-30-07) - COLTS 38, BRONCOS 20 The Colts controlled the final three quarters against Denver, but entering the fourth quarter, the Broncos were still within range of a comeback, trailing 28-20. With 10:56 remaining, Colts quarterback Peyton Manning completed this 5-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Reggie Wayne, giving Indianapolis a 35-20 lead. Manning completed 20 of 27 passes for 193 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions and the Colts moved to 4-0. [PLAY]
2007: BACK IN FRONT (09-30-07) - COLTS 38, BRONCOS 20 The Colts started slowly against Denver, but the final three quarters were anything but slow for Indianapolis. Colts tight end Dallas Clark, who went on in 2007 to set franchise seasonal records for touchdown receptions and receptions by a tight end, caught two touchdown passes against the Broncos. He also caught six passes for 76 yards, including this 9-yard touchdown that gave Indianapolis a 14-13 it never relinquished. [PLAY]	2007: ADDAI SCORES AGAIN (09-30-07) - COLTS 38, BRONCOS 20 Colts running back Joseph Addai's hot start to the 2007 season continued in a 38-20 victory over the Denver Broncos at the RCA Dome. And against Denver, the Colts needed Addai's early touchdown. The Colts trailed 10-0 after the first quarter before Addai's 14-yard run with 14:23 remaining before halftime. Addai rushed for 136 yards and a touchdown on 19 carries against Denver. [PLAY]	2007: PULLING AWAY (09-23-07) - COLTS 30, TEXANS 24 Colts running back Joseph Addai started the season as one of the NFL's hottest, most-productive running backs. He eventually turned that start into the first Pro Bowl appearance of his career. Addai scored four touchdowns in the first three games of the season, including this 8-yard run that gave the Colts a 24-10 lead at Reliant Stadium in Houston. [PLAY]
2007: DALLAS TIES IT (09-23-07) - COLTS 30, TEXANS 24 The Colts finished 3-3 in the AFC South in 2006, losing the final three division games, each of which was played on the road. That made an early-season stretch of division road games in 2007 important for the Colts. After the Texans took an early 7-0 lead with an 84-yard return by Jerome Mathis on the opening kickoff, Colts tight end Dallas Clark's 2-yard touchdown reception from quarterback Peyton Manning tied it, 7-7. [PLAY]	2007: A FLYING ADDAI (09-23-07) - COLTS 30, TEXANS 24 Afterward, Colts running back Joseph Addai said he didn't know exactly how he did it - and he said he wasn't sure he would be doing it again. But for the moment, it was spectacular. On the play, the second-year running back leaped into the air, and after he was hit, he landed into the end zone for a 4-yard touchdown that gave the Colts a 14-10 halftime lead. "I don't know what I was thinking, really," Addai said later. [PLAY]	2007: FIRST OF MANY (09-16-07) - COLTS 22, TITANS 20 Colts tight end Dallas Clark had the best statistical season of his career in 2007, and the Colts' victory over the Titans in Week 2 showed why. Clark caught seven passes for 69 yards against Tennessee, including this 22-yard touchdown pass from Colts quarterback Peyton Manning that gave Indianapolis a 13-3 second-quarter lead. Manning completed 28 of 42 passes for 312 yards and a touchdown in the game. [PLAY]
2007: TAKING THE LEAD (09-16-07) - COLTS 22, TITANS 20 The AFC South proved itself the NFL's toughest division in 2007, and the Colts' first game in the division was as tough as might be expected. Playing at LP Field in Nashville, Tenn., Indianapolis took a16-6 halftime lead en route to a 22-20 victory. The Colts took a 6-0 lead in the first quarter when second-year running back Joseph Addai scored on this 8-yard run 6:16 into the game. [PLAY]	2007: SEALING THE DEAL (09-06-07) - COLTS 41, SAINTS 10 The Colts secondary in 2007 established itself as one of the best in the NFL by hitting hard, making big plays and showing big-time speed. Late in the season opener, it also showed it had depth when reserve safety Matt Giordano intercepted a pass from New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees. Giordano evaded tacklers, then sprinted down the left sideline for an 83-yard touchdown and the final points of a 41-10 victory. [PLAY]	2007: ONE MORE FOR WAYNE (09-06-07) - COLTS 41, SAINTS 10 Reggie Wayne's first touchdown against the Saints in the season opener gave the Colts a two-touchdown lead. His second all-but secured the victory. Wayne, who made his first Pro Bowl appearance the season before, finished the season opener with seven receptions for 115 yards, including this 45-yarder that gave the Colts a 34-10 lead and also was quarterback Peyton Manning's third touchdown pass of the game. [PLAY]
2007: THE BEST REVENGE (09-06-07) - COLTS 41, SAINTS 10 Early in the season opener, Colts wide receiver Reggie Wayne fumbled and his former teammate - Saints and ex-Colts cornerback Jason David returned it for a game-tying touchdown. Wayne caught two touchdowns in the second half, including this 28-yarder from Colts quarterback Peyton Manning that gave Indianapolis a 24-10 lead. [PLAY]	2007: AN EARLY LEAD (09-06-07) - COLTS 41, SAINTS 10 It was the season 2007 regular-season opener. It also was the opening game of the NFL's Kickoff Weekend 2007. Kelly Clarkson and Faith Hill were in Indianapolis performing. So was John Mellencamp. Not coincidentally, so were Colts quarterback Peyton Manning and wide receiver Marvin Harrison. The perennial Pro Bowl selections connected for yet another touchdown against the New Orleans Saints in the RCA Dome, the first points of the season for the Colts. On the play, Harrison caught a 27-yard pass just inside the end line to give the Colts a 7-0 lead with 1:36 remaining in the first quarter. [PLAY]	2006: TAKING THE LEAD (02-04-07) - COLTS 29, BEARS 17: Early in the game, the Bears had momentum, but as it had through the playoffs, Indianapolis' defense got control of the game. The Colts cut a 14-6 lead to five points early in the second quarter, then 6:09 before halftime they took the [PLAY]
2007: GAME-WINNER (01-06-07) - COLTS 13, CHIEFS 10 The Colts returned to the RCA Dome looking to break a rare two-game losing streak. They did, but against the Kansas City Chiefs - a team the Colts beat in the AFC Playoffs the season before - it was difficult throughout. The Colts managed 216 total yards and the teams were tied 3-3 entering halftime and 10-10 entering the fourth quarter. Kicker Adam Vinatieri converted two of four field goals, including this 24-yarder with three seconds remaining to give the Colts a victory. [PLAY]	2006: ALL ADDAI, ALL THE TIME (11-26-06) - COLTS 45, EAGLES 21: The Colts' offense was hot, and rookie running back Joseph Addai was a big reason. He finished the game with a season-high 171 yards in front of a national television audience, and this 15-yard run was his third touchdown of the first [PLAY]	2006: TURNOVER TIME (11-05-06) - COLTS 27, PATRIOTS 20: The Colts intercepted Patriots quarterback Tom Brady four times in their seven-point victory in Foxboro, Mass. The first few helped the Colts take a seven-point lead, and this one by linebacker Cato June off a tipped pass secured a [PLAY]
2006: WIDE OPEN (09-24-06) - COLTS 21, JAGUARS 14: By halftime against Jacksonville, the Colts had gained momentum, and that continued to be true early in the second half. On the first drive of the second half, quarterback Peyton Manning found tight end Dallas Clark wide open in the [PLAY]	2006: AHEAD IN THE SOUTH (09-24-06) - COLTS 21, JAGUARS 14: The Colts needed a victory to take the early lead in the AFC South. Early in the fourth quarter, they got the touchdown they needed to secure the early division lead when quarterback Peyton Manning capped a 61-yard drive with this 2- [PLAY]	2005: One for Sorgi and Walters (01-01-06) - COLTS 17, CARDINALS 13: The Colts already had clinched home-field advantage throughout the playoffs, but after two consecutive losses, they wanted momentum entering the postseason. This 18-yard pass from quarterback Jim Sorgi Manning to wide receiver Troy [PLAY]
2005: One to Remember (01-01-06) - COLTS 17, CARDINALS 13: The Cardinals rallied in front of an emotional RCA Dome crowd, cutting the lead to 17-13. Then, they regained possession and marched toward what would have been the game-winning touchdown. The Colts clinched their 14th victory of t [PLAY]	2005: Freeney Forces Fumble (12-18-05) - CHARGERS 26, COLTS 17: The Colts entered the game undefeated and fell behind 16-0 before rallying in the third quarter. They cut the lead to 16-10, then this sack by defensive end Dwight Freeney forced a fumble that gave them possession at the Chargers 4. [PLAY]	2005: Going Deep (12-11-05) - COLTS 26, JAGUARS 18: The Jaguars trimmed the Colts' lead to 7-3 early in the second quarter, then came one of the Colts' biggest plays of a memorable season. Marvin Harrison got open behind the Jacksonville defense and Peyton Manning found him deep for a [PLAY]
2005: Clinching the South (12-11-05) - COLTS 26, JAGUARS 18: The Colts had a chance to clinch the AFC South, a first-round playoff bye and homefield advantage throughout the playoffs with a victory over Jacksonville. They began the game efficiently, moving 89 yards on 11 plays on their second [PLAY]	2005: Moving to 13-0 (12-11-05) - COLTS 26, JAGUARS 18: The Jaguars rallied from a 26-3 deficit to pull to within eight points. With 1:39 remaining, the Colts faced 3rd-and-7 at their 23 when quarterback Peyton Manning hit tight end Dallas Clark for a 12-yard game. The Colts then ran out [PLAY]	2005: Its Reggie Time...Again (12-04-05) - COLTS 35, TITANS 3: The Titans typically play the Colts tough no matter the venue, and that was the case in early December at the RCA Dome. The Colts led at halftime, 14-3, and didn't take full control of the game until this 27-yard touchdown pass from qu [PLAY]
2005: Record Tying Touchdown (12-04-05) - COLTS 31, TITANS 10: The offense struggled at times early in 2005, but not against Tennessee. Quarterback Peyton Manning threw four touchdown passes, including this one to wide receiver Marvin Harrison that enabled the duo to tie the NFL record for career [PLAY]	2005: Pulling Away (11-28-05) - COLTS 26, STEELERS 7: The Colts led 16-7 at halftime, but the game had settled into a tough, defensive struggle and the Steelers were still within range. Until the first drive of the third quarter. That was when quarterback Peyton Manning found tight end [PLAY]	2005: Forging Ahead (11-20-05) - COLTS 45, BENGALS 37: The offense never seemed to stop in the first half in Cincinnati. The Colts got an early edge, and despite the Bengals' offensive proficiency, they kept the advantage. One reason was this 21-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Peyto [PLAY]
2005: Big Pick for a Rookie (11-20-05) - COLTS 45, BENGALS 37: Almost inevitably, the scoring pace slowed in the second half in Paul Brown Stadium. The Colts?' defense limited the Bengals to 10 second-half points, and one reason was this interception by rookie cornerback Marlin Jackson, the first [PLAY]	2005: Big One to Reggie (11-20-05) - COLTS 45, BENGALS 37: The Colts' game at Cincinnati in November of 2005 was one of the NFL's most exciting games of the season. The teams combined for 62 first-half points and this 66-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Peyton Manning to wide receiver Re [PLAY]	2005: Quick Start (11-13-05) - COLTS 31, TEXANS 17: Less than a month after winning in Houston, the Colts played host to the Texans to start the second half of the season. They got off to a quick start when this 14-yard pass from quarterback Peyton Manning to tight end Dallas Clark gav [PLAY]
2005: All the Way the Other Way (11-13-05) - COLTS 38, TEXANS 20: The Colts pulled away from the Texans in Houston throughout the second half, and by the end of the fourth quarter, Indianapolis' defense was getting pressure on Texans quarterback David Carr. The pressure helped cause this play, a 37- [PLAY]	2005: Pulling Away (11-07-05) - COLTS 40, PATRIOTS 21: The Colts hadn't won in Foxboro, Mass., in their last seven games there. In this meeting, the Colts took a 14-7 lead, then just before halftime, they stretched the lead to 14 with this 10-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Peyton [PLAY]	2005: A Big Play to Dallas (10-23-05) - COLTS 38, TEXANS 20: The Colts entered the game undefeated and the Titans hadn't won a game. Yet, the Texans kept the score close throughout the first half. This 31-yard touchdown pass from Peyton Manning to Dallas Clark gave the Colts a 14-0 lead early i [PLAY]
2005: For the Record Books (10-17-05) - COLTS 45, RAMS 28: Peyton Manning to Marvin Harrison. The duo has produced magic and more than its share of touchdowns with the Colts. Against the Rams, this 6-yard touchdown pass from Manning to Harrison in the fourth quarter secured the Colts' sixth vic [PLAY]	2005: Momentum Turner (10-17-05) - COLTS 45, RAMS 28: The Colts entered the game as the NFL's only undefeated team, and for a quarter, that was in jeopardy. This interception and return by linebacker Cato June helped change the game's momentum as the Colts railed from a 17-0 first-quarter [PLAY]	2005: Steady and Reliable (10-09-05) - COLTS 28, 49ERS 3: Running back Edgerrin James was consistent and productive throughout the 2005 season. Against the 49ers, he not only rushed for more than 100 yards, this 4-yard touchdown early in the fourth quarter helped secure the Colts' fifth victor [PLAY]
2005: Its Cato Time Again (10-09-05) - COLTS 28, 49ERS 3: The game was tighter than the score indicated. But in the second quarter, the Colts' defense gave the team a cushion it never relinquished when linebacker Cato June - en route to the Pro Bowl - returned this interception 23 yards for hi [PLAY]	2005: A Defensive Day (10-02-05) - COLTS 31, TITANS 10: The defense continued to shine in Nashville, Tenn., in Week 4. The Titans didn?'t score a touchdown until the fourth quarter and this interception by safety Bob Sanders - on his way to his first Pro Bowl appearance - helped give the Co [PLAY]	2005: Early One for Edge (09-25-05) - COLTS 13, BROWNS 6: The Colts opened the season 3-0 and one reason was the stifling play of the defense. Another was the effective play of running back Edgerrin James, destined for his fourth Pro Bowl appearance. This 2-yard run by James gave the Colts an [PLAY]
2005: Sack Attack (09-18-05) - COLTS 10, JAGUARS 3: Pass rush, pass rush, pass rush. That was the story of the Colts' first 2005 victory in the AFC South. The Jaguars sacked quarterback Byron Leftwich six times and one of the sacks came on this fierce rush by defensive tackle Raheem Br [PLAY]	2005: Rans Big Run (09-18-05) - COLTS 10, JAGUARS 3: The Colts?' 2005 home opener was another tight, defensive struggle, and when the fourth quarter opened, Indianapolis trailed, 3-0. They still trailed with just under nine minutes remaining until this 6-yard touchdown run by reserve run [PLAY]	2005: Game Clincher (09-11-05) - COLTS 24, RAVENS 7: How best to clinch a defensive-oriented game? With a defensive touchdown. That happened in the 2005 opener when Colts linebacker Cato June intercepted this pass and returned it 30 yards to make it 24-0, Colts, with 2:39 remaining. [PLAY]
2005: An Early Lead (09-11-05) - COLTS 24, RAVENS 7: The 2005 season opened with the Colts at Baltimore. A tightly-contested defensive game on Sunday Night football began to break open when the Colts got a field goal near halftime. It broke open more with this play, a perfect 28-yard tou [PLAY]	2005: Big One to Big Ben (09-11-05) - COLTS 24, RAVENS 7: The score was still 10-0 later in the third quarter when Peyton Manning completely broke open a defensive struggle. This time, he hit tight end Ben Utecht, whose first career touchdown was a 26-yarder that made it 17-0 late in the thir [PLAY]	2004: TAKING CONTROL (01-09-05) - Colts 49, Broncos 24: The Colts took control of their first-round playoff victory over the Broncos with a combination of effective offensive and high-pressure defense. With the Colts?' defensive line pressuring Broncos quarterback Jake Plumme [PLAY]
2004: PULLING AWAY (01-09-05) - Colts 49, Broncos 24: The Colts already led 21-3 late in the second quarter, but Indianapolis kept the pressure high until halftime. Colts quarterback Peyton Manning threw three first-half touchdowns, including this 35-yarder to wide receive [PLAY]	2004: GETTING GOING (01-09-05) - Colts 49, Broncos 24: In the first round of the AFC playoffs, the Colts played a familiar opponent - with very familiar results. The Colts beat the Denver Broncos by 31 points in the first round of the previous season's playoffs, and they go [PLAY]	2004: FINISHING TOUCH (01-09-05) - Colts 49, Broncos 24: A fitting end to a huge day. Colts wide receiver Reggie Wayne was named the NFL?'s Offensive Player of the Week for Wild-Card weekend, and the Colts' second-to-last touchdown was a huge reason. Wayne caught a screen pass [PLAY]
2004: SORGI TIME (01-02-05) - Broncos 33, Colts 14: With the pairings for the AFC playoffs all but set, the Colts rested starting quarterback Peyton Manning and starting running back Edgerrin James after a short first series. That meant a chance for rookie backup quarter [PLAY]	2004: RECORD BREAKER (12-26-04) - Colts 34, Chargers 31 (OT): Colts quarterback Peyton Manning tied the NFL record of 48 touchdown passes in a season with a 3-yard pass to running back James Mungro midway through the third quarter. He had to wait until late in regulation to [PLAY]	2004: BACK IN IT (12-26-04) - Colts 34, Chargers 31 (OT)The Colts went two months without a loss in November and December, but no game during that streak featured as memorable finish as an overtime victory over the San Diego Chargers on the day after Christmas. In front of 57,330 a [PLAY]
2003: Marvin Goes Deep (12-21-04) - Colts 55, Saints 21: Colts wide receiver Marvin Harrison has had big game after big game in his Colts career. Few were as big as his night in New Orleans in late September of 2003. Colts quarterback Peyton Manning threw a career-high six touchd [PLAY]	2004: SO CLOSE (12-19-04) - Colts 20, Ravens 10: The Colts' defense dominated their Sunday night victory over the Ravens, and fittingly, the game was capped by a huge play from the unit. With the Ravens trailing 20-10 and still trying to rally, second-year linebacker Ca [PLAY]	2004: ONE STEP CLOSER (12-19-04) - Colts 20, Ravens 10: Throughout the final few weeks of the season, the media covering the Colts centered on one theme: Colts quarterback Peyton Manning's pursuit of the single-season record for touchdown passes. Entering a Sunday Night Footb [PLAY]
2004: THE KEY PLAY (12-19-04) - Colts 20, Ravens 10: The Colts won throughout November and early December by getting ahead early and playing an attacking, opportunistic defense thereafter. Against the Ravens - considered one of the NFL's top defensive teams in 2004 ?- the C [PLAY]	2004: MR. CONSISTENCY (12-12-04) - Colts 23, Texans 14: The Colts, after fighting the Jacksonville Jaguars for first place in the AFC South much of the season, entered their road game at Houston mid-December needing a victory to clinch a second consecutive division title. Pla [PLAY]	2004: DIVISION CLINCHER (12-12-04) - Colts 23, Texans 14: The Colts hadn't had a close game in more than a month, and when they did, it was decided in the same manner as their last close game: on a late field goal by kicker Mike Vanderjagt. The Texans, after trailing 14-0 early [PLAY]
2004: BRACKETT MAKES THE PLAY (12-05-04) - Colts 51, Titans 24: The Colts' defense improved throughout the season, finishing as one of the top turnover-creating teams in the NFL. Against the Titans, as the Colts moved to within a victory of clinching their second consecutive AFC Sout [PLAY]	2004: BIG BLOCK (12-05-04) - Colts 51, Titans 24: A wild game got even wilder in the second quarter ?- and in that quarter, the momentum turned for the Colts. As they had throughout November, the Colts moved efficiently on offense throughout the victory over the Titans, [PLAY]	2004: FINISHING TOUCH (11-25-04) - Colts 41, Lions 9: The Colts' last three game of November followed a distinct pattern. In each game, the Colts played impressively early, took an early lead, clinched the game by halftime and eased off in the fourth quarter. The Thanksgiving [PLAY]
2004: THE BEAT GOES ON (11-25-04) - Colts 41, Lions 9: The Colts were the NFL's hottest team in November, winning all four games and scoring 162 points in the process. Everything went right during that span for the Colts. The offense played well. The defense played well. And [PLAY]	2004: ANOTHER TOUCHDOWN (11-25-04) - Colts 41, Lions 9: Colts quarterback Peyton Manning was on a serious roll by late November. He had thrown 18 touchdown passes in his previous four games, and was beginning to approach the NFL record of 48 touchdown passes in single season, h [PLAY]	2004: TURNOVER TIME (11-21-04) - Colts 41, Bears 10: The Colts' defense turned in a solid performance for a third consecutive game, and as was the case the previous week against Houston, pressure on the passer and turnovers were the key. The Colts took a 7-3 first-quarter l [PLAY]
2004: A DECISIVE EDGE (11-21-04) - Colts 41, Bears 10: Colts running back Edgerrin James had a memorable season in 2004, rushing for more than 1,500 yards for the third time in six NFL seasons. The victory over Chicago was James' highlight game. He rushed for a season-high 20 [PLAY]	2004: YOUTH IS SERVED (11-14-04) - Colts 49, Texans 14: The victory over the Texans was one of the Colts' most complete games of the season, and deep into the fourth quarter, they remained dominant. The Texans got two late touchdowns, but the Colts finished the game with five [PLAY]	2004: TWO FOR TWO (11-14-04) - Colts 49, Texans 14: Colts defensive end Robert Mathis helped the Colts dominate the Texans throughout the mid-November game. One play after forcing an 18-yard loss with a sack and forced fumble, Mathis again got immediate pressure on Texans [PLAY]
2004: SNEAKING DOWN THE SIDELINE (11-14-04) - Colts 49, Texans 14: The Colts were on their way to a second consecutive victory with one of their most impressive performances of the season - and Colts quarterback Peyton Manning was already on his way to one of his best games of an impres [PLAY]	2004: HE SCOOPS . . . HE SCORES (11-14-04) - Colts 49, Texans 14: Colts rookie safety Bob Sanders spent the first part of the season out with an injury, but when he returned, he came back with a huge impact. In a late-October loss to Kansas City, Sanders recovered a fumble that swung m [PLAY]	2004: SACK ATTACK (11-14-04) - Colts 49, Texans 14: The Colts' improving pass rush was a huge reason for their defensive surge throughout the second half of the season, and second-year defensive end Robert Mathis was a big reason. The speedy, athletic Mathis provided pres [PLAY]
2004: THUNDER IN THE DOME. (11-08-04) - Colts 31, Vikings 28: The Colts, after losing two consecutive games for the first time in nearly two years, needed momentum. They got it not only from the offense, but with a defense that held Minnesota to 17 offensive points in front of 57, [PLAY]	2004: POLLARD DOWN THE MIDDLE (11-08-04) - Colts 31, Vikings 28: The Colts needed a victory to snap a losing streak and to pull even with idle Jacksonville in the AFC South. After a 91-yard punt return by Vikings returner Nate Burleson and an ensuing two-point conversion tied it at 1 [PLAY]	2004: DANDY VANDY (11-08-04) - Colts 31, Vikings 28: The Colts?' Monday night thriller against Minnesota was tight throughout the second half, and as time ran down, Indianapolis moved toward the Vikings?' goal line. With the score tied, 28-28, the Colts took possession at t [PLAY]
2004: STAYING HOT (10-31-04) - Chiefs 45, Colts 35: The Colts, a week after losing the lead in the AFC South to the Jacksonville Jaguars, fell behind 31-14 in the first half and a late rally wasn't enough in front of 78,312 at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. The loss ke [PLAY]	2004: PULLING EVEN (10-24-04) - Jaguars 27, Colts 24: The second meeting between the Colts and Jaguars was close throughout, with Jacksonville overcoming 14-10 and 17-16 Indianapolis leads to win on a last-minute, 53-yard field goal by rookie kicker Josh Scobee. Jacksonvil [PLAY]	2004: ROOKIE MAKES THE PLAY (10-10-04) - Colts 35, Raiders 14: The Colts controlled the game against the Raiders, played in front of 57,230 at the RCA Dome, from the start. The offense was efficient and the defense limited the Raiders to 269 total yards, prompting Colts Head Coach [PLAY]
2004: BRINGING THE HEAT (10-10-04) - Colts 35, Raiders 14: The Colts emerged as one of the top pass-rushing teams in the NFL in 2004, and the emergence of second-year defensive end Robert Mathis was a big reason. Mathis played extensively as a rushing specialist in passing situ [PLAY]	2004: PULLING AHEAD (10-03-04) - Colts 24, Jaguars 17: The Colts' games with their toughest AFC South rival of 2004, the Jacksonville Jaguars, were both close in 2004, with each being decided in the game's final minutes. As such, every touchdown was crucial, including this [PLAY]	2004: GAME-WINNER (10-03-04) - Colts 24, Jaguars 17: With the Colts trying to erase the Jaguars' early lead in the AFC South, Jacksonville played Indianapolis tough throughout and rallied to tie the game at 17-17 after trailing by 11 points late in the third quarter. Afte [PLAY]
2004: BIG IN THE CLUTCH (10-03-04) - Colts 24, Jaguars 17: The Colts' defense played big when it mattered in the first meeting between the Jaguars and Colts. The Jaguars converted 8 of 15 third downs, which helped them stay close, but Jacksonville also went for first downs on f [PLAY]	2004: STAYING HOT (09-27-04) - The Colts, a week after losing the lead in the AFC South to the Jacksonville Jaguars, fell behind 31-14 in the first half and a late rally wasn't enough in front of 78,312 at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. [PLAY]	2004: ONSLAUGHT (09-26-04) - Colts 45, Packers 31: For a while on the final Sunday in September, it seemed as if the touchdowns would never stop. And for the Colts in the first half, they didn't. Indianapolis took a 35-17 halftime lead, and the Colts didn't have an offi [PLAY]
2004: QUICK STRIKE (09-26-04) - Colts 45, Packers 31: The game was widely expected to be one of the most exciting games of the early part of the season, and with Colts quarterback Peyton Manning and Packers quarterback Brett Favre both on their games, the teams delivered. [PLAY]	2004: A CHANGE OF MOMENTUM (09-19-04) - Colts 31, Titans 17: The Colts and Tennessee Titans each finished 12-4 in 2003, with the Colts winning the division based on a head-to-head sweep. That made this early-season match-up at the Coliseum in Nashville, Tenn., important. The Titans [PLAY]	2004: GAME-CLINCHER (09-19-04) - Colts 31, Titans 17: The Colts led by a touchdown late in the game, and after a late-game, fourth-down stop, they had possession and were trying to run out the clock. Instead, Colts running back Edgerrin James got free around the left side a [PLAY]
2004: OFF ON THE RIGHT FOOT (09-09-04) - Patriots 27, Colts 24: The opponent was the defending Super Bowl champion, a team that beat the Colts twice the previous season. And throughout most of the 2004 season's opening game at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Mass., the Colts played ev [PLAY]	2003: Too Little, Too Late (01-18-04) - Patriots 24, Colts 14: The Colts trailed throughout the AFC Championship Game and after they pulled to within eight, 15-7, they allowed the Patriots two field goals and trailed by 14 points when the fourth quarter began. Indianapolis then drove [PLAY]	2003: Hanging Tough (01-18-04) - Patriots 24, Colts 14: The Colts, playing in their first AFC Championship Game in eight seasons, fell behind 15-0 at halftime, but worked their way back into comeback range with 12-play, 52-yard drive early through the third quarter. Colts runn [PLAY]
2003: Opening Act (01-11-04) - Colts 38, Chiefs 31: The Colts went the entire game in the first round of the playoffs against Denver without punting, but could they do it again? The Divisional Playoff was against the AFC West champions, the Kansas City, and the Colts started [PLAY]	2003: Moving On (01-11-04) - Colts 38, Chiefs 31: The teams battled through a tense, offensive-oriented game, with neither team forcing the other to punt. The Colts took a 31-17 only to have Chiefs returner Dante Hall return a kickoff 92 yards for a touchdown to make it, 3 [PLAY]	2003: An Extra Edge (01-11-04) - Colts 38, Chiefs 31: Colts running back Edgerrin James ran stronger as the season grew later, and that trend continued in the playoffs. Two weeks before, James - the 1999 and 2000 NFL rushing champion - rushed for a season-high 171 yards on 27 carries aga [PLAY]
2003: Untouched (01-04-04) - Colts 41, Broncos 10: Indianapolis entered the playoffs as the AFC South champion, but they had lost to the Broncos two weeks before in the RCA Dome. In the first round of the playoffs, Denver returned to Indianapolis, but with drastically diff [PLAY]	2003: A Lethal Option (01-04-04) - Colts 41, Broncos 10: The outcome was all but decided late in the second quarter with Indianapolis leading, 21-3, and Colts quarterback Peyton Manning already had three touchdown passes. If it wasn't over already, the Colts made sure of it when [PLAY]	2003: Rally, Texas-Style (12-28-03) - Colts 20, Texans 17: The Colts traveled to Houston, Texas, for the season finale needing a victory to clinch their first AFC South title - and their first division title since 1999. The first three quarters hardly could have gone worse for the [PLAY]
2003: AFC South Champions (12-28-03) - Colts 20, Texans 17: The Colts' already-dramatic rally was getting more heart-stopping. After trailing 17-3 entering the fourth quarter and rallying for two touchdowns, the Colts stopped the Texans and got possession deep in their territory with 2: [PLAY]	2003: Brackett Takes it Back (12-21-03) - Broncos 31, Colts 17: Indianapolis entered a Sunday night, prime-time game against the Denver Broncos with a chance to clinch the AFC South and enhance their position in the post-season. Instead, the playoff-contending Broncos dominated, taking [PLAY]	2003: One More for Marv (12-14-03) - Colts 38, Falcons 7: With a second consecutive playoff appearance looming, the Colts led 17-0 in the second quarter, but needed more points to end the Falcons' chances of a comeback. The Atlanta hopes all but ended late in the second quarter, w [PLAY]
2003: Getting Started (12-14-03) - Colts 38, Falcons 7: The Colts had played two playoff-contending teams on back-to-back weeks - New England and Tennessee - but they quickly showed there would be no letdown in the RCA Dome against the Atlanta Falcons. After forcing a Falcons tu [PLAY]	2003: Unbelievable (12-07-03) - Colts 29, Titans 27: The Colts traveled to Tennessee early in December for a game with major stakes: a season sweep of their AFC South rival, the Titans, and a solid hold on first place in the AFC South. Early in the game, the Colts began to ga [PLAY]	2003: Securing the Sweep (12-07-03) - Colts 29, Titans 27: The Colts led throughout the second half of a key division showdown against Tennessee, but the Titans rallied late, with quarterback Steve McNair leading a dramatic comeback. McNair's second touchdown pass of the quarter - [PLAY]
2003: Back on the Grind (12-07-03) - Colts 29, Titans 27: Throughout the 2003 season, one of the Colts' storylines was the return to health of running back Edgerrin James. The two-time NFL rushing champion (1999 and 2000) had missed half of the 2001 season with a knee injury, then [PLAY]	2003: Touchdown for Troy (11-30-03) - Patriots 38, Colts 34: The Colts still trailed the East-leading Patriots by a touchdown entering the fourth quarter, but Indianapolis had momentum and the home-field crowd on their side. Early in the final period, the Colts drove 69 yards in ni [PLAY]	2003: Getting Back in It (11-30-03) - Patriots 38, Colts 34: The showdown of AFC division leaders began with the Patriots taking a 17-0 lead that the Colts spent the rest of the first half trying to reduce. They made progress with a 40-yard field goal by kicker Mike Vanderjagt, the [PLAY]
2003: Comeback Complete (11-23-03) - Colts 17, Bills 14: The Colts' offense struggled throughout the first three quarters in Orchard Park, N.Y., and early in the fourth quarter, Bills running back Sammy Morris scored on a 7-yard run to give Buffalo a 14-3 lead. Colts running back [PLAY]	2003: Clincher (11-23-03) - Colts 17, Bills 14: With the offense struggling, the defense played one of its best games of the season - and fittingly, it was the defense that made a big, game-clinching play later. The Bills took possession with less than 1:30 remaining need [PLAY]	2003: Signs of a Shootout (11-16-03) - Colts 38, Jets 31: After a road loss to Jacksonville, the Colts needed a victory over the Jets to regain their early-season momentum. The Jets, who beat the Colts, 41-0, in the playoffs the year before, took an early 7-3 lead on a 62-yard touch [PLAY]
2003: Hunter the Runner (11-16-03) - Colts 38, Jets 31: The teams had combined for 62 points in less than three quarters when kicker Mike Vanderjagt lined up for a 31-yard field goal with just over three minutes remaining in the third period. Punter Hunter Smith took the snap from [PLAY]	2003: Forging Ahead (11-16-03) - Colts 38, Jets 31: The Colts moved effectively on offense throughout the victory over the Jets, but didn't clinch the victory until late. They led 24-10 at halftime, and after the Jets pulled to within 24-17, Indianapolis again pushed the lead [PLAY]	2003: Early Strike (11-09-03) - Jaguars 28, Colts 23: The Colts had been effective on offense through much of the season, and that stayed true early on a rainy day in Alltel Stadium. The Colts drove 52 yards on seven plays, a possession that consumed 2:31 and ended with Colts [PLAY]
2003: Pulling Away (11-02-03) - Colts 23, Dolphins 17: The Dolphins cut the Colts lead back to two points, 16-14, late in the third quarter at Pro Player Stadium, but the Indianapolis offense was effective throughout the game - and that was particularly true late in the third [PLAY]	2003: Foiling the Fish (11-02-03) - Colts 23, Dolphins 17: The Colts had lost four consecutive games to the Miami Dolphins, their former AFC East rival: a playoff game following the 2000 season, two games in 2001 and one in 2002. On this trip to South Florida, things were differe [PLAY]	2003: Another Clutch Sack (11-02-03) - Colts 23, Dolphins 17: The Colts led throughout the second half, but a rare mistake by Colts quarterback Peyton Manning gave the Dolphins a late chance. Manning was intercepted deep in Colts territory by cornerback Terrell Buckley and with 2:45 [PLAY]
2003: Rally in the Dome (10-26-03) - Colts 30, Texans 21: The Colts started sluggishly after the bye week, and after taking a 3-0 lead, they fell behind 14-3 midway through the third quarter. They rallied with touchdown passes of 1 and 2 yards from quarterback Peyton Manning to ti [PLAY]	2003: Victory! (10-06-03) - Colts 38, Buccaneers 35 (OT): The Colts' remarkable rally forced overtime with 35 seconds remaining when running back Ricky Williams?' one-yard run tied the game at 35-35. The Buccaneers got possession first in overtime, but when they failed to [PLAY]	2003: Coming Back (10-06-03) - Colts 38, Buccaneers 35 (OT): The Colts fell behind 21-0 at halftime and still trailed 35-14 with less than four minutes remaining before staging one of the biggest comebacks in NFL history. First, Indianapolis pulled to within 35-21 with a 3-y [PLAY]
2003: The Onslaught Begins (09-28-03) - Colts 55, Saints 21: The Colts were 3-0 entering their second road game of the season, a Homecoming Game of sorts for Colts quarterback Peyton Manning. The game was played in the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, Manning's hometown. He celebr [PLAY]	2003: Welcome Aboard (09-27-03) - Wide receiver Brandon Stokley signed with the Colts as free agent in the off-season before the 2003 season, but for the first 13 games, he mostly fought frustrating injuries. [PLAY]	2003: Turning the Tide (09-21-03) - Colts 23, Jaguars 13: The Colts were 2-0 entering their third game of the season, a home game against AFC South rival Jacksonville. But the Jaguars controlled the first half with a stingy defense and led at halftime, 3-0. The Colts took control [PLAY]
2003: Harrison Strikes . . . Again (09-14-03) - Colts 33, Titans 7: The Colts' first home game of the 2003 season was an important one, coming against their primary division rival, the Tennessee Titans. Tennessee swept the Colts in 2002 and won the AFC South title, but in Week 2, the Colts c [PLAY]	2003: Harper Seals the Deal (09-14-03) - Colts 33, Titans 7: The Colts had secured a key victory over AFC South rival Tennessee with a dominant defensive performance throughout the second half in the RCA Dome. Fitting, then, that the game's final points came from the Colts?' defense. A [PLAY]	2003: Vandy Gives Browns the Boot (09-07-03) - Colts 9, Browns 6: The Colts opened the 2003 season against the Cleveland Browns, a playoff team from the previous year, and like the previous season, beating Cleveland was a struggle. Unlike the previous season, when the Colts rallied from a 1 [PLAY]
2002 : Double-Digit Victories (12-29-02) - Colts 20, Jaguars 13: The Colts qualified for the playoffs the day before their regular-season finale when the Oakland Raiders beat the Kansas City Chiefs. The Colts, however, had motivation for a home game against Jacksonville: reach 10 victor [PLAY]	2002 : Coming Back (12-15-02) - Colts 28, Browns 23: The Colts, needing a victory to solidify their playoff chances, fell behind in Cleveland 16-0 at halftime. They pulled to within nine points on their first drive of the second half, then established their momentum further o [PLAY]	2002 : Clinching in Cleveland (12-15-02) - Colts 28, Browns 23: As might be expected from two teams fighting for a playoff spot, the Colts-Browns game came down to the final play of a last-minute drive. Quarterback Tim Couch drove the Browns from their 48 to the Colts 5, where Cleveland [PLAY]
2002 : Pulling Away (12-01-02) - Colts 19, Texans 3: The expansion Texans played the Colts tough twice in 2002, and in the second meeting ?- a Colts victory at the RCA Dome ?- Indianapolis managed just one touchdown. That touchdown was enough for the Colts to open a lead they ne [PLAY]	2002 : Mr. Reliable (11-24-02) - Colts 23, Broncos 20 (OT): The Colts trailed 13-3 in the third quarter at Denver. Snow was falling and another score for the Broncos could put the game out of reach. Starting from their 20, the Colts used 16 plays and just over nine minutes to [PLAY]	2002 : Momentum Changer (11-24-02) - Colts 23, Broncos 20 (OT): On the Broncos' drive immediately following Mungro's touchdown run, the Colts needed a big play from the defense to maintain momentum. They got it when Broncos quarterback Steve Beuerlein threw to his left and Colts l [PLAY]
2002 : Clutch Kick (11-24-02) - Colts 23, Broncos 20 (OT): The Colts played the Broncos tough throughout during a Sunday night game, but still needed a late drive to get within field-goal range late in the fourth quarter. Starting from their 20 with 1:40 remaining, the Colts [PLAY]	2002 : Clutch Kick II (11-24-02) - Colts 23, Broncos 20 (OT): No player in NFL history ever had tied a game in the final 10 seconds with a field goal of more than 50 yards then won the game in overtime with another kick of more than 50 yards. The Colts won the toss in overtime a [PLAY]	2002 : Harrison Puts Away Dallas (11-17-02) - Colts 20, Cowboys 3: The Dallas Cowboys were heavy underdogs entering Indianapolis in mid-November, but a tough, scrappy defense kept them close deep into the fourth quarter. With just over 10 minutes remaining, the Colts clung to a 6-3 lead an [PLAY]
2002 : Rookie Runs Wild (11-10-02) - Colts 35, Eagles 13: The Colts entered an early November game at Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia on a three-game losing streak and tied for first place in the AFC South at 4-4. Indianapolis also entered the game without James, who was out with [PLAY]	2002 : Happy Homecoming (11-10-02) - Colts 35, Eagles 13: The Eagles game was more than just one of the Colts' biggest victories of the season. It was a big game personally for Harrison, who grew up in Philadelphia and spends much of his time there each off-season. Harrison caught [PLAY]	2002 : Freeney Breaks Out (11-10-02) - Colts 35, Eagles 13: The victory over the Eagles was about more than offense. A lot more. Rookie defensive end Dwight Freeney, the team's first-round draft choice, did not start in any of the team's first eight games, but against Philadelphia - [PLAY]
2002 : Attack, Attack, Attack (11-10-02) - Colts 35, Eagles 13: Against the Eagles, nearly everything went right for the Colts - and Indianapolis rarely stopped going for big plays. The result of that strategy was a huge game for Manning against the blitzing Eagles defense. One of the bigge [PLAY]	2002 : A Near Comeback (10-27-02) - Redskins 26, Colts 21: A three-game losing streak in late October and early November put the Colts into what would be a two-month battle with the Tennessee Titans for the AFC South lead. The loss to the Redskins was the second loss of that stre [PLAY]	2002 : Kicking in the Clutch (10-13-02) - Colts 22, Ravens 20: The Colts were 3-1 entering a home game against the Ravens, but late in the fourth quarter they trailed 20-19 and their hold on the AFC South lead was in jeopardy. Six plays after Ismail drew the interference penalty from B [PLAY]
2002 : Drawing the Laundry (10-13-02) - Colts 22, Ravens 20: One of the Colts' biggest free-agent signings in the 2002 off-season was wide receiver Qadry Ismail, a two-time 1,000-yard receiver with the Baltimore Ravens. Late in the fourth quarter of a game in Indianapolis, the Colts [PLAY]	2002 : Game-Clinching Grab (09-22-02) - Colts 23, Texans 3: Reggie Wayne, the Colts?' first-round choice in the 2001 NFL Draft, suffered through an injury plagued rookie season, but in his second season he improved steadily, catching 49 passes for 716 yards and four touchdowns. His fi [PLAY]	2002 : Off On the Right Foot (09-08-02) - Colts 28, Jaguars 25: The season opener in Jacksonville marked a new era for the Colts ?- the Tony Dungy era. Dungy, in his first season as the Colts?' head coach, brought with him an aggressive, attacking style of defense with an emphasis on cre [PLAY]
2002 : A Familiar Refrain (09-08-02) - Colts 28, Jaguars 25: The defense was to become a big story for the Colts in 2002, but another story - Peyton Manning throwing to Marvin Harrison - was just as big and more familiar. Early in the fourth quarter, the combination broke open a clo [PLAY]	2002 : A Fast Finish (01-06-02) - Colts 29, Broncos 10: The season finale was a day on which nearly everything broke right for the Colts. That was true from the beginning and it was true early in the fourth quarter with the Colts leading 22-10 but needing one more touchdown to [PLAY]	2001 : Answering Back (12-30-01) - Rams 42, Colts 17: The Rams were bound for a second Super Bowl appearance in three seasons, and this game was a match-up of the NFL's two most productive offenses. The Colts matched the Rams early. After the Rams took a 7-0 lead on the game's [PLAY]
2001 : Breakaway Rhodes (12-23-01) - Jets 29, Colts 28: Rhodes seemed to gain strength as the season continued. He rushed for more than 100 yards in three of the team's final four games, including 126 yards on 17 carries - a 7.4-yards-per-carry average - in the Colts' last-second [PLAY]	2001 : Back on Track (12-16-01) - Colts 41, Falcons 27: As the season continued, rookie running back Dominic Rhodes emerged as one of the themes. Signed as a free agent after the April 2001 NFL Draft, Rhodes replaced injured starter Edgerrin James admirably. He rushed for a se [PLAY]	2001 : Pollard Strikes Again (12-02-01) - Ravens 39, Colts 27: The Ravens were the defending Super Bowl championw with one of the best defenses in NFL history, but in PSINet Stadium in Baltimore, the Colts showed why they were one of the NFL's most potent offenses in 2001. Midway thro [PLAY]
2001 : Harrison Keeps Rolling (11-25-01) - 49ers 40, Colts 21: The Colts were in the middle of a difficult five-game stretch against playoff-bound teams, and the 49ers were bound for a return to the playoffs. Still, early on in this late November game in the RCA Dome, the Colts were ef [PLAY]	2001 : Striking Fast (11-18-01) - Saints 34, Colts 20: Colts tight end Marcus Pollard emerged as a big-play weapon in the offense in 2001 with a rare combination of size and speed. He caught 47 passes for 739 yards and eight touchdowns, but his most electrifying play came in t [PLAY]	2001 : Third Time for Harrison (11-11-01) - Dolphins 27, Colts 24: The Colts lost a heartbreaker to the Dolphins at the RCA Dome, but not before Colts wide receiver Marvin Harrison turned in one of his best performances of a Pro Bowl season. Harrison and quarterback Peyton Manning kept [PLAY]
2001 : Rhodes Breaks Out (10-25-01) - Colts 35, Chiefs 28: The Colts led throughout the second half, but with just under two minutes remaining the Chiefs were very much in the game, trailing 28-21. Colts running back Edgerrin James was out with a knee injury, making undrafted rook [PLAY]	2001 : Big Lift from a Rookie (10-25-01) - Colts 35, Chiefs 28: The Colts traveled to Arrowhead Stadium for a Thursday night game, and despite playing well throughout the first half led just 10-6 midway through the third quarter. After a Chiefs field goal, rookie running back Dominic R [PLAY]	2001 : Getting Back in It (10-21-01) - Patriots 38, Colts 17: The Patriots struck quickly and often at the RCA Dome, but early in the third quarter, the Colts showed signs of a comeback. Trailing 28-6, quarterback Peyton Manning drove the Colts 68 yards in 10 plays. Running back Ed [PLAY]
2001 : Quick Strike (10-14-01) - Raiders 23, Colts 18: Colts wide receiver Marvin Harrison caught 109 passes for 1,524 yards and 15 touchdowns in 2002, but this three-yard touchdown showed why he's one of the best in the NFL. Working deep in the red zone, Harrison got behind [PLAY]	2001 : A Classic Connection (10-02-01) - Ravens 39, Colts 27: One of the reasons Colts wide receiver Marvin Harrison was one of the NFL's best receivers from 1999-2001 was an uncanny knack for getting open - not only in the middle of the field, but deep for big plays. Such was the ca [PLAY]	2001 : Pollard Gets Rolling (09-30-01) - Patriots 44, Colts 13: The winless Patriots surprised the unbeaten Colts with a big victory in Foxboro, Mass., but late in the game came the first of many big plays for the season for Colts tight end Marcus Pollard. A seven-year veteran who ha [PLAY]
2001 : Going Deep, Part II (09-23-01) - Colts 42, Bills 26: Colts wide receiver Marvin Harrison, on his way to his third consecutive 100-reception, Pro Bowl season, had one of his biggest days of the season against the Bills. A little more than two minutes after his first touchdown [PLAY]	2001 : Going Deep (09-23-01) - Colts 42, Bills 26: No team in the NFL scored points as quickly as the Colts early in the 2001 season, and that quick-strike ability was evident in the home opener against the Buffalo Bills. The Bills and Colts were tied 14-14 early in the sec [PLAY]	2001 : An Early Edge (09-09-01) - Colts 45, Jets 24: The Colts won a wild season opener, and Colts running back Edgerrin James throughout showed his form from the previous two seasons, when he finished each season as the NFL's rushing leader. James finished the opener with 28 [PLAY]
2001 : A Record Return (09-09-01) - Colts 45, Jets 24: The Colts led throughout most of the first three quarters, but despite a huge game offensively, the outcome was far from decided as the clock ticked toward five minutes remaining. The Jets trailed 38-24 and faced 4th-and-1 o [PLAY]	2000 : Edge Clinches the Victory (10-29-00) - Colts 30, Lions 18: The Colts won for a second consecutive week in the RCA Dome and for a second consecutive week, they needed a big play late. This time, they had squandered a 23-0 lead, allowing the Lions to cut the deficit to 23-18 with two [PLAY]	2000 : The Comeback Begins (10-22-00) - Colts 30, Patriots 23: The Colts, after losing to New England earlier in the season, struggled early, but made up for it late at the RCA Dome. The Patriots took a 16-7 lead early in the second half, but the Colts rallied to scored 23 of the ne [PLAY]
2000 : Its Edge Early (10-15-00) - Colts 27, Seahawks 14: The Colts traveled to Husky Stadium in Seattle, Wash., needing a victory to stay above .500 and they got it in relatively convincing fashion. The Colts took a 10-0 lead, and never trailed. They got the early lead, 7-0, o [PLAY]	2000 : Vandy Beats Buffalo (10-01-00) - Colts 18, Bills 16: Little would be easy for the Colts all season, and this victory over the Buffalo Bills wasn't, either. The Bills let 9-0 in the first half, and despite two second-half touchdown passes by Colts quarterback Peyton Manning, B [PLAY]	2000 : Bratzke Sacks Brunell (09-25-00) - Colts 43, Jaguars 14: The Colts led throughout most of the first half and were controlling the momentum at the RCA Dome, but the Jaguars still had hopes of a comeback. Trailing 24-14, the Jaguar faced 2nd-and-10 at their own 12 with just over [PLAY]
1999 : Edge Goes Big (12-19-99) - Colts 24, Redskins 21: The Colts, winners of nine consecutive games, entered a game against playoff-contending Washington in the RCA Dome with a chance to clinch their first AFC East title since 1987. The teams were tied, 0-0, midway through t [PLAY]	1999 : Vandy is Dandy (12-05-99) - Colts 37, Dolphins 34: The Colts, three-point losers to the Dolphins early in the 1999 season, needed a victory at Pro Player Stadium in Miami to take a two-game lead in the AFC East race. After Dolphins kicker Olindo Mare kicked a 32-yard fiel [PLAY]	1999 : Harrison Goes Prime Time (10-31-99) - Colts 34, Cowboys 24: The Colts were 4-2 entering a game at the RCA Dome with the Cowboys. The teams went back and forth for three quarters and as the fourth quarter opened, the Cowboys led 24-21. On the first play of the quarter, however, Colt [PLAY]
1999 : A Winning Combination (10-24-99) - Colts 31, Bengals 10: One of the keys to the 1999 season was the development of wide receiver Marvin Harrison. Already an established receiver, he became one of the league's elite that season. Early in a convincing victory over the Bengals at [PLAY]	1999 : Burris is Big (10-17-99) - Colts 16, Jets 13: The Colts, after two seasons out of the playoffs, were gaining momentum with a new core of players that included quarterback Peyton Manning, running back Edgerrin James and wide receiver Marvin Harrison. Early in the season t [PLAY]	1999 : Big Play Pollard (10-10-99) - Dolphins 34, Colts 31: The Colts continued to gain confidence in the early part of what was to be a remarkable season. They didn't win this game, but it took a dramatic comeback from Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino for Miami to pull out the Mi [PLAY]
1999 : Wilkins Clinches It (09-26-99) - Colts 27, Patriots 19: After the Colts' loss to the Patriots, they inched back above .500 with a victory on the road over the San Diego Chargers. With less than three minutes remaining, quarterback Peyton Manning drove the Colts to a touchdown [PLAY]	1999 : Touchdown . . . Harrison (09-19-99) - Patriots 31, Colts 28: In what was to be a rare loss for the Colts that season, they started quickly, leading throughout the first three quarters before the Patriots' rally. A key play in the early spurt for the Colts came in the first quarter [PLAY]	1999 : Burris Clinches Opener (09-03-99) - Colts 27, Chiefs 14: The Colts, defending AFC East Champions, traveled to Arrowhead Stadium for the 2000 season opener. After a tight first three quarters, they led 17-14 early in the fourth quarter. Chiefs quarterback Elvis Grbac threw to wid [PLAY]
1998 : Game-Winner (11-15-98) - Colts 24, Jets 23: After falling behind 23-10 at halftime, the Colts rallied for a victory over the Jets, who were bound that season for the AFC Championship Game. First, they pulled to within six on a 38-yard touchdown pass from quarterback P [PLAY]	1997 : Upset!! (11-16-97) - Colts 41, Packers 38: The Colts hadn?'t won entering the game and the Green Bay Packers were the defending Super Bowl champions, but that didn't matter at the RCA Dome. The Colts trailed, 14-3, early, but rallied and twice took leads in the sec [PLAY]	1996 : Sudden Turnaround (12-29-96) - Steelers 42, Colts 14: The Steelers dominated the second half, but for a half, the game appeared a repeat of the AFC Championship Game the season before. In that game, the Colts took the Steelers to the wire at Three Rivers Stadium before losin [PLAY]
1996 : More Happy Returns (12-22-96) - Bengals 31, Colts 24: The Colts needed a big play to get back into a tight game at Cinergy Field in Cincinnati, Ohio, and Aaron Bailey delivered it. One play after a 2-yard pass from Bengals quarterback Jeff Blake to wide receiver Carl Pickens [PLAY]	1996 : Coming Into His Own (12-15-96) - Colts 24, Chiefs 19: Colts wide receiver Marvin Harrison would develop into one of the NFL?'s top receivers, but in his rookie year, he was still waiting for a breakout game. He got it in a crucial Colts victory at Arrowhead Stadium that put In [PLAY]	1996 : Clutch Kick (12-01-96) - Colts 13, Bills 10: With the Colts fighting each week for playoff position, they played host to the Buffalo Bills at the RCA Dome with each team in the playoff chase. First, Colts kicker Cary Blanchard made a 25-yard field goal with six seconds r [PLAY]
1996 : Coming Back (09-15-96) - Colts 25, Cowboys 24: The Colts were coming off two consecutive victories, but fell behind the defending Super Bowl champion Dallas Cowboys, 21-3, midway through the second quarter. By early in the third quarter, they had cut the deficit to 21 [PLAY]	1996 : Colts Go In Front (09-15-96) - Colts 25, Cowboys 24: The Colts lost the lead early in the fourth quarter of a back and forth game when Chris Boniol's 52-yard field goal the Cowboys a 24-22 lead with 13:26 remaining. The Colts went three-and-out on their next two possessions, but [PLAY]	1996 : No Good, No Good, No Good! (09-14-96) - Colts 25, Cowboys 24: The Cowboys took possession with 51 seconds remaining, and the defending Super Bowl champions drove quickly, reaching their 42 with 39 seconds remaining when quarterback Troy Aikman passed 22 yards to wide receiver Kevin Will [PLAY]
1996 : The Clincher (09-08-96) - Colts 21, Jets 7: The Colts were 1-0 entering the second game of the season, at the New York Jets. After the Colts took a 14-7 lead, quarterback Jim Harbaugh drove the offense 43 yards on five plays on their first drive of the fourth quarter. [PLAY]	1996 : Oh, So Close (01-14-96) - Steelers 20, Colts 16: The Colts once again were heavy underdogs as they traveled to face the Pittsburgh Steelers in the AFC Championship Game. But as was the case the previous week, they fought tough and were in a close game late. With 8:46 r [PLAY]	1996 : A Game of Inches (01-14-96) - Steelers 20, Colts 16: The Colts played the favored Steelers closer than most experts predicted and on the final play of the game, had a chance to win when quarterback Jim Harbaugh threw a high pass to wide receiver Aaron Bailey in the corner of t [PLAY]
1996 : An Early Big One (01-07-96) - Colts 10, Chiefs 7: The Colts were heavy underdogs to the 13-3 Chiefs, but got a big lift when they tied the game in Arrowhead Stadium midway through the second quarter. Quarterback Jim Harbaugh drove the Colts 77 yards on 18 plays, a drive th [PLAY]	1995 : Zach Breaks Out (12-31-95) - Colts 35, Chargers 20: In the playoffs for the first time in eight seasons, the Colts pulled away from the Chargers after a tight first half. That half included a breakout game for Colts rookie running back Zack Crockett. Subbing for injured r [PLAY]	1995 : Post-Season Heroics (12-31-95) - Colts 35, Chargers 20: The Colts started a memorable playoff run with a big victory in San Diego over the defending AFC Champion Chargers. The Colts led 21-20 early in the fourth quarter when running back Zach Crockett - who had rushed one time [PLAY]
1995 : Touchdown for Turner (12-23-95) - Colts 10, Patriots 7: Needing a victory to clinch a playoff berth for the first time since 1987, the Colts needed a second-half rally to beat the New England Patriots in the RCA Dome. The Colts fell behind 7-0 at halftime, then in the third qu [PLAY]	1995 : Blanchard from Way Out (12-17-95) - Chargers 27, Colts 24: Although the Colts lost a wild game in the RCA Dome, they made several big plays to stay in it throughout. Among the biggest came late in the fourth quarter. Trailing 24-21, the Colts drove 37 yards on eight plays to the [PLAY]	1995 : Sack That Guy (11-26-95) - Colts 36, Dolphins 28: The Colts, despite getting off to a big first-half lead, needed several big defensive plays to hold off a Miami rally. One of the biggest came in the third quarter. Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino dropped to throw from h [PLAY]
1995 : Game Clincher (11-19-95) - Colts 24, Patriots 10: The Colts controlled this AFC East game throughout most of the final three quarters, but needed a score to clinch it in the second half. Midway through the fourth quarter, quarterback Jim Harbaugh drove the Colts 73 yard [PLAY]	1995 : Big Play Potts (11-12-95) - Saints 17, Colts 14: The Colts went on the road to New Orleans and nearly pulled out a victory in their quest for a playoff berth. This was the Colts' biggest offensive play of the game. They trailed 14-7 early in the fourth quarter after a Sa [PLAY]	1995 : Turnaround Time (10-29-95) - Colts 17, Jets 10: The Colts led 10-3, but the Jets were threatening to tie late in the first half when Jets quarterback Bubby Brister threw toward the end zone. On what turned out to be the final play of the first half, Colts cornerback Eugene [PLAY]
1995 : A Big Start (10-27-95) - Seeking their first sweep of the Dolphins since 1988, the Colts took a 24-0 lead midway through the second quarter at the RCA Dome. [PLAY]	1995 : No Good (10-15-95) - Colts 18, 49ers 17: The game was back-and-forth throughout the second half, with the 49ers taking a 14-12 lead, the Colts taking a 15-14 lead, the 49ers taking a 17-15 lead and finally, the Colts taking the lead, 18-17. After a 41-yard field g [PLAY]	1995 : Kenny D for the Lead (10-15-95) - Colts 18, 49ers 17: The Colts still trailed 7-6 in the third quarter, but gradually gained momentum - partly because of the goal-line stand late in the first half. On the first series of the third quarter, quarterback Jim Harbaugh drove the Co [PLAY]
1995 : A Goal Line Stand (10-15-95) - Colts 18, 49ers 17: The Colts upset the defending Super Bowl champion 49ers in the RCA Dome in mid-October, a game that helped catapult the Colts into the playoffs. On this series, quarterback Steve Young drove the 49ers deep into Colts territ [PLAY]	1995 : The Comeback Kid (10-08-95) - Colts 27, Dolphins 24: The Colts, after falling behind, 24-3, to the Dolphins, rallied to cut the lead to 24-17 midway through the fourth quarter at Joe Robbie Stadium. Colts quarterback Jim Harbaugh, who completed 25 of 33 passes for 319 yards [PLAY]	1995 : Aaron...Again (09-28-95) - Although his kickoff return gave the Colts the early lead, Bailey wasn't done. Later in the first quarter, the Colts drove 66 yards on 12 plays to move the ball to the Jaguars 14. [PLAY]
1995 : Aaron All the Way (09-27-95) - Needing a victory to enhance their playoff chances, the Colts traveled to Jacksonville to play the expansion Jaguars. [PLAY]	1995 : A Goal Line Stand (09-27-95) - The Colts upset the defending Super Bowl champion 49ers in the RCA Dome in mid-October, a game that helped catapult the Colts into the playoffs. [PLAY]	1995 : Kenny D for the Lead (09-27-95) - The Colts still trailed 7-6 in the third quarter, but gradually gained momentum - partly because of the goal-line stand late in the first half. [PLAY]
1995 : Cofer in the Clutch (09-10-95) - Colts 27, Jets 24: The Colts, after trailing 17-0 late in the first half and 24-3 in the third quarter in the Meadowlands, rallied to tie it 24-24 late in the fourth quarter. With 10:33 remaining in overtime, kicker Mike Cofer's 52-yard field g [PLAY]	1995 : Flipper Ties the Game (09-03-95) - Bengals 24, Colts 21: With time running out in the fourth quarter in the RCA Dome, the Colts were rallying from a game-long deficit, but still trailed 21-13 with possession at the Bengals five. Colts quarterback Jim Harbaugh, operating from th [PLAY]	1994 : Brewer's Big Return (12-18-94) - Colts 10, Dolphins 6: Late in the first quarter at the RCA Dome, the Colts trailed the Dolphins 3-0. Then, Dewell Brewer broke this 75-yard punt return for a touchdown, then the fourth-longest such play in team history. That was the game's only [PLAY]
1994 : Ray Goes the Other Way (12-04-94) - Colts 31, Seahawks 19: After trailing 10-0 early, the Colts were in the middle of a comeback, holding momentum and trailing by three, 10-7. With just over seven minutes remaining in the second quarter, Seahawks quarterback Rick Mirer threw to [PLAY]	1994 : Biasucci's Bomb (11-27-94) - Patriots 12, Colts 10: In Week 13 at the RCA Dome, the Colts trailed 9-7 early in the second quarter - until Colts kicker Dean Biassuci's 50-yard field goal gave them a 10-9 lead. The Patriots rallied to win on a 42-yard field goal by kicker Ma [PLAY]	1994 : A Magikal Moment (10-16-94) - Colts 27, Bills 17: The Colts led 17-10 early in the fourth quarter of a closely fought game in Buffalo. After being tied 10-10 at halftime, the Colts took a seven-point lead, then with just over eight minutes remaining, Colts quarterback Jim [PLAY]
1994 : The Marshall Plan (09-27-94) - All was well for the Colts early against the Redskins at the RCA Dome and all got better when quarterback Jim Harbaugh found running back Marshall Faulk open deep down the middle of the field. [PLAY]	1994 : A Grand Opening (09-18-94) - Steelers 31, Colts 21: Not everything went well for the Colts in Three Rivers Stadium, but in the early going, nothing could go wrong. The Colts took a 14-0 lead, getting seven on a 78-yard fumble recovery for a touchdown in the second quarter [PLAY]	1994 : All the Way the Other Way (09-04-94) - Colts 45, Oilers 21: The Colts led 7-0, but early in the second quarter, the Houston Oilers were threatening to tie the '94 season opener at the RCA Dome. On 3rd-and-goal from the 5-yard line, Colts veteran linebacker Tony Bennett picked up a f [PLAY]

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