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| Indianapolis Colts Vs. Cincinnati Bengals | Lucas Oil Stadium Indianapolis, IN |
December 7, 2008
Sunday 1:00 pm
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| Indianapolis Colts Vs. Detroit Lions | Lucas Oil Stadium Indianapolis, IN |
December 14, 2008
Sunday 1:00 pm
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| Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Indianapolis Colts |
Jacksonville Municipal Stadium
Jacksonville, FL |
December 18, 2008
Thursday 8:15 pm
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| Indianapolis Colts Vs. Tennessee Titans | Lucas Oil Stadium Indianapolis, IN |
December 28, 2008
Sunday 1:00 pm
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| AFC Wild Card Or Divisional Playoffs: Indianapolis Colts Vs. TBD (If Necessary - Date TBD) | Lucas Oil Stadium Indianapolis, IN |
January 3, 2009
Saturday TBA
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| AFC Championship Game: Indianapolis Colts Vs. TBD (If Necessary) | Lucas Oil Stadium Indianapolis, IN |
January 18, 2009
Sunday TBA
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The Colts are expected to continue their offensive brilliance into 2008. Although receiver Marvin Harrison has had legal troubles and injuries, we’re hoping he puts those difficulties behind him and puts up another season of Pro Bowl numbers. Reggie Wayne has emerged as another pass-catching superstar, with Joseph Addai’s run strength and Anthony Gonzalez’s speed giving Peyton Manning a number of weapons at his disposal. The Colts defense showed great improvement in 2007. If Indianapolis can bolster their pass rush capabilities, we could see a Manning win the Super Bowl for the third year in a row. Tickets to Lucas Oil Stadium won’t be around for long, so get yours now and see if the Indianapolis Colts can make it back to the Super Bowl in 2008!
One thing to expect from the Colts: probably the best passing game in the NFL. That's the job of QB Peyton Manning plus Marvin Harrison, Reggie Wayne, Dallas Clark and Joseph Addai. Buy your Indianapolis Colts tickets and see it all for yourself!
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Some Indianapolis Colts history: Colts football got its start in Baltimore. Professional football in Maryland dates to 1947, when the Miami Seahawks of the All-America Football Conference (AAFC) moved to Baltimore and became the Colts. The AAFC folded and the Colts joined the NFL, but after two consecutive seasons with 1-11 win-loss records, the franchise was dissolved.
The Colts were reborn in 1953 when the NFL's Dallas Texans moved to Baltimore and took the name Colts. Owner and business executive Carroll Rosenbloom promptly engineered the biggest trade in league history -- a deal that sent five Colts to the Cleveland Browns in exchange for ten players, including defensive back Don Shula.
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