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The Colts are a very proud franchise who have experienced a decent amount of success during both their time in Indianapolis, as well as while they played in their original city of Baltimore. Over the years other teams have experienced both success and failure against the Colts. Who though has thrown the most [...]
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Tony Dungy was a great head coach in the NFL. Whether looking at his time with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers or his time as the head man for the Indianapolis Colts, he got great results and was always a class act. Dungy’s Colts teams were incredibly competitive. But what was Dungy’s worst [...]
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Eric Dickerson made a huge impact in the NFL in the mid 1980s when he burst on the scene as the record setting rookie running back of the Los Angeles Rams. He would play 12 seasons in the NFL, mostly with the Rams and the Indianapolis Colts, although he would finish his career with [...]
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The Baltimore Colts began as a team in 1953 and over the years the franchise has experienced a great amount of success. Much of that success was due to the many great players that the team has had. One of the measurements for how good a player was during their career is how [...]
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Jeff George was drafted with the first overall pick in the 1990 NFL Draft by the Indianapolis Colts. He had a controversial career where some saw him as a troubling influence on whatever team he was on at the time, though this was mainly during the early part of his career. He had [...]
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Through week two of the 2009 NFL season, here are the top five leaders in the receiving yards category.
1. Dallas Clark, Colts – 222 yards
2. (tie) Santonio Holmes, Steelers – 214 yards
2. (tie) Steve Smith, Giants – 214 yards
4. Mario Manningham, Giants – 208 yards
5. Reggie Wayne, Colts – 199 yards
Four of the five of [...]
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The Indianapolis Colts face the Miami Dolphins tonight on Monday Night Football. The Colts are trying to prove that they are still one of the most formidable teams in the NFL after transitioning to life without star receiver Marvin Harrison and head coach Tony Dungy. The Dolphins, meanwhile, are trying to prove that [...]
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Marvin Harrison has quietly become not only one of the best wide receivers in the National Football League, but simply one of the best wide receivers ever. Here are a few facts about this great football player that you may not know:
-Football wasn’t the only sport that Marvin Harrison excelled at while in high [...]
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The Interesting Coaching Career Of Ted Marchibroda
Ted Marchibroda has served as both an assistant and head coach in the National Football League. The interesting thing about his coaching career is the teams that he has coached for.
From 1975 through the 1979 season, Marchibroda was the head coach of the Baltimore Colts. During his [...]
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Resurrecting the Baltimore Colts
Most people are aware of the history of the Baltimore Colts franchise. The moving of the Colts to Indianapolis in 1984 still lingers in the hearts of old school Baltimore football fans. If history has anything to say, the Baltimore Colts will rise again… or at least the name will.
The [...]
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Colts and Rams, Biggest Trade in NFL History?
While not officially a player for player swap, the Baltimore Colts and Los Angeles Rams participated in one of the most unusual, if not largest, trades in NFL history. In 1972, Baltimore Colts owner Carroll Rosenbloom traded the entire franchise (players, administration, equipment, everything) to Robert Irsay [...]
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Bert Jones, What Could’ve Been
Every now and then in any walk of life you come across someone who you wonder, if things had gone a little differently what kind of impact could they have made. Former Louisiana State University and Baltimore Colts quarterback Bert Jones is just that kind of person.
In college, Bert Jones [...]
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Due to their amazing success, both in wins and stats, and the fact that they appear to be in their prime at roughly the same time, Tom Brady and Peyton Manning seem destined to always be tied together.
Sunday, October 28th, 2007 saw both Manning and Brady win their games becoming the first quarterbacks to beat [...]
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It is a credit to both Tom Brady and Peyton Manning that there continues to be debate over which player is better than the other. Honestly, you can’t go wrong with either player and both have enjoyed incredibly successful careers. Fans and supporters of both players are very passionate and as long as [...]
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