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Top Plays - Blue Bracket - No. 3 vs No. 6

Intro: Over the month of March, Colts.com will look back on the top 16 plays from the 2013 season. The plays will be broken down into two eight-play brackets and fans will vote on their play of the year.

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INDIANAPOLIS – It's March, in Indiana, and that means BRACKETS.

The Colts are joining in the madness with some brackets of their own.

Over the next few weeks, Colts.com will publish a 16-play bracket looking back on the top plays from the 2013 season.

There will be two eight-play brackets (Blue and White) with fans voting on the best plays.

Our third matchup of the Blue Bracket is below.

Which is your favorite (Vote Below)?Donald Brown's 51-Yard Touchdown Run Against Kansas City

-The Scene: Up 13-7, the Colts face a first-and-10 at their own 49-yard line with 13:08 to go in the third quarter.

-The Play: Similar to LaVon Brazill's touchdown in Cincinnati, this Brown score had some tremendous individual effort. Brown showed his speed to get into the second level of the defense before powering through several potential Chiefs tacklers while tip-toeing the near sideline for the score.

Da'Rick Rogers 69-Yard Touchdown Reception Against Cincinnati

-The Scene: Down 21-0, the Colts face a third-and-five at their own 31-yard line with 10:09 to go in the third quarter.

-The Play: The Colts had not completed a third-down against the Bengals so why not turn to a guy in Rogers, who had made his first career NFL catch in the first half. The uber-talented Rogers took the five-yard slant, broke a pair of tackles and did the rest in recording his first NFL touchdown.

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