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Colts keep finding ways to stay undefeated
In the wake of Sunday night’s nationally televised 35-34 come-from-behind National Football League win over the New England Patriots, the Indianapolis Colts know that they’ll have their work cut out for them again this week.
Unblievable: Colts take advantage of Patriots' gamble to remain perfect at 9-0
Just call it the Miracle of Lucas Oil Stadium. Down 24-7 in the second quarter and trailing 31-14 with 14:18 remaining in the fourth quarter, the Indianapolis Colts defied the odds en route to a wild 35-34 come-from-behind victory over the New England Patriots Sunday night.
Amid plethora of injuries, Colts get good news Friday
The Indianapolis Colts have been hit hard by the injury bug in recent weeks — losing cornerback Marlin Jackson (knee), strong side linebacker Tyjuan Hagler (bicep) and strong safety Bob Sanders (bicep) for the season while cornerback Kelvin Hayden (knee) and wide receiver Anthony Gonzalez (knee) are out indefinitely.
Mutual respect abounds as hype builds for Colts-Patriots matchup
Neither the Indianapolis Colts nor the New England Patriots are likely to provide the other team with bulletin board material over the next few days. In fact, the Colts (8-0) and Patriots (6-2) would prefer to let what happens on the playing field be their response to the national hype that surrounds their annual regular season and postseason meetings.
Colts-Patriots rivalry is as strong as ever
Get ready, Indiana. It’s New England Week once again. Let the hoopla and the craziness begin. The two perennial AFC powers — Indianapolis (8-0) and the Patriots (6-2) — will face off in a nationally televised game Sunday night at Lucas Oil Stadium. It will be the 10th meeting of the two franchises since the start of the 2003 season (including postseason games).
Colts top Texans in heart-stopping fashion, to take big lead in AFC South
Maybe it’s better to be both lucky and good sometimes. That turned out to be the Indianapolis Colts’ fate Sunday afternoon at Lucas Oil Stadium. Kris Brown’s potential game-tying 42-yard field goal attempt with one second remaining sailed wide left, allowing the Colts to come away with a heart-stopping 20-17 win over the Houston Texans.
Colts Sidebar: Manning, Clark hook up 14 times to tie franchise record
It’s probably safe to assume that Dallas Clark is going to be one tired tight end this morning. After all, Clark hauled in 14 passes for 119 yards from quarterback Peyton Manning in Sunday’s 20-17 come-from-behind win over the Houston Texans, tying a franchise record. He was Manning’s primary target 16 times — 11 of those catches coming in the fast-break first half — when the Indianapolis Colts went no-huddle for a whopping 50 plays.
Two of the NFL's best, Wayne and Johnson have special bond
For Reggie Wayne and Andre Johnson, it’s all about “The U”.
Wayne and Johnson, both former standouts at the University of Miami, are two of the elite wide receivers in the National Football League, and their styles are vastly different.
Sanders, Jackson placed on injured reserve
The injury bug continues to haunt the Indianapolis Colts. Team officials confirmed Friday that both cornerback Marlin Jackson and safety Bob Sanders have been placed on injured reserve for the remainder of the season.

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