Indianapolis Colts

The Colts and Giants never met in a Super Bowl. They did meet in "The Greatest Game Ever Played," the NFL Championship game of 1958, almost ten years before the first Super Bowl. The last Super Bowl the Giants played in was Super Bowl 42 in 2008. Eli Manning led the Giants to victory over the New England Patriots. The last Super Bowl the Colts played was the year before, when Peyton Manning (Eli's big brother) led the Colts to victory over the Chicago Bears.

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The Baltimore Colts won Super Bowl V, a 16-13 victory over Dallas.

The INDIANAPOLIS Colts defeated Chicago, 29-17, in Super Bowl XLI.

The Colts also won NFL Championships in 1958, 1959 and 1968. In 1968, however, the Colts lost to the AFL champion New York Jets in Super Bowl III.

Through Super Bowl XLIII, the only team to have won more Super Bowls than the 49ers, who have won 5, are the Pittsburgh Steelers who have won 6. The Dallas Cowboys have also won 5 Super Bowls,.

It all started in a small log barn in Southern Indiana where BLUE was born in a town called Jockey. He grew up on a large farm and was groomed by his owners to be a race horse. He never took to racing like the other horses, but lived for each Sunday when he could watch his beloved Colts play football.

Early in his training, he realized he was much different from all the other horses. One day he woke up and noticed a blue spot on his fur. He tried to hide his embarrassing spots from the other horses by wearing his saddle all day and night. Each day he woke up, and his spots were growing bigger and bluer, Bigger and Bluer, BIGGER AND BLUER! Eventually he turned completely BLUE. All of the other horses made fun of him, and he just didn't fit in. They wouldn't let him play in any barn yard games.

The teasing from the other horses became so nasty that he decided he would run away. He made his way all around Southern Indiana by sleeping in strange barns and eating out of corn fields along the way. One day while making his way down to the creek, he saw in the newspaper that the Indianapolis Colts were having try-outs for the team. Upon reading the news, he became so excited that he galloped all the way to the Colts Training Complex in Indianapolis.

When he arrived at the Colts Training Complex, he was asked to fill out an application for employment. When he got to the column asking his name, he realized he didn't have a name! The secretary informed him of the strict NFL rule that all players must have a name to go on the back of their jersey. Because he had no name, he missed the try-outs. Realizing he missed his opportunity to live his dream of playing football for the Colts, his eyes began to well up with huge blue tears.

He walked out of the Colts Complex with his snout low and his tail between his legs. Because he was so upset, he wasn't paying attention to where he was walking and accidentally bumped into Colts Owner and CEO, Jim Irsay. After seeing the distraught horse, Jim asked him "why the long face?" After a long and heartfelt explanation of his travels, Jim shook his hoof, and said "kid, how would you like to be the new Colts mascot?"

Today, he has a name - BLUE! BLUE is so proud to be a member of the Colts that he wants to make everyone else around him happy and laugh! It all started in a small log barn in Southern Indiana where BLUE was born in a town called Jockey. He grew up on a large farm and was groomed by his owners to be a race horse. He never took to racing like the other horses, but lived for each Sunday when he could watch his beloved Colts play football.

Early in his training, he realized he was much different from all the other horses. One day he woke up and noticed a blue spot on his fur. He tried to hide his embarrassing spots from the other horses by wearing his saddle all day and night. Each day he woke up, and his spots were growing bigger and bluer, Bigger and Bluer, BIGGER AND BLUER! Eventually he turned completely BLUE. All of the other horses made fun of him, and he just didn't fit in. They wouldn't let him play in any barn yard games.

The teasing from the other horses became so nasty that he decided he would run away. He made his way all around Southern Indiana by sleeping in strange barns and eating out of corn fields along the way. One day while making his way down to the creek, he saw in the newspaper that the Indianapolis Colts were having try-outs for the team. Upon reading the news, he became so excited that he galloped all the way to the Colts Training Complex in Indianapolis.

When he arrived at the Colts Training Complex, he was asked to fill out an application for employment. When he got to the column asking his name, he realized he didn't have a name! The secretary informed him of the strict NFL rule that all players must have a name to go on the back of their jersey. Because he had no name, he missed the try-outs. Realizing he missed his opportunity to live his dream of playing football for the Colts, his eyes began to well up with huge blue tears.

He walked out of the Colts Complex with his snout low and his tail between his legs. Because he was so upset, he wasn't paying attention to where he was walking and accidentally bumped into Colts Owner and CEO, Jim Irsay. After seeing the distraught horse, Jim asked him "why the long face?" After a long and heartfelt explanation of his travels, Jim shook his hoof, and said "kid, how would you like to be the new Colts mascot?"

Today, he has a name - BLUE! BLUE is so proud to be a member of the Colts that he wants to make everyone else around him happy and laugh!

Through the 2008 season, Adam Vinatieri's career long field goal is 57 yards. It was in the second quarter of a game against the Chicago Bears in Chicago on November 10, 2002.

The Colts beat the Jaguars 35-31 it was really good game.

Peyton Manning's diet consists of five to six small nutritous meals throughout the day. Certain meats, such as chicken breast, Turkey breast, lean red meats, egg whites e.t.c. Complex carbohydrates such as vegetables, fruits, oatmeal, yams e.t.c. Healthy fats are also a part of Peyton Manning's diet, such as almonds, walnuts, avocado, flax seed oil e.t.c.

Pierre Garcon http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Garcon

A 1998 Ultra Peyton Manning football card number 416 has a book value of about $25.00 in near/mint -mint condition. Professionally graded cards will sell for more money than a non-graded card in the same condition. Condition is important.

Common flaws with football cards include: rounded edges, creases, off centered, and faded color. Any or all flaws will devalue the card significantly.

The Saints finished the regular season as #1 for their conference, and second in the league only to the Indianapolis Colts. The Super Bowl was a game between the truly best two teams in the NFL in the 2009-2010 season. In the entire game, there was only one challenge, and it was made by the Saints regarding a two-point convertion, and the decision ruled in favor of the Saints. The Colts did not challenge a single call that could have affected them. The game ended with a 31-17 score; a 14 point lead by the Saints. During the game, there was not a single arguable play that could have hinted to any type of unfairness, or foul play, or unfair advantage to either one of the teams. Unless the Saints used some kind of "super drug" to turn themselves into unbeatable players, or some magic spell to jinx the Colts (and all the other teams they defeated during the season), the possibility of the Saints cheating in the Super Bowl can be completely ruled out.

Peyton Manning's birthday is March 24th.

The Baltimore Colts won Super Bowl V with Johnny Unitas in 1971.

Manning was the Colts 1st round draft choice in 1998 and started every game that season. The Colts starting quarterback in the 1997 season was Jim Harbaugh and the backups were Paul Justin and Kelly Holcomb.

Super Bowl XLIV (44) between the Saints and the Colts was played at Sun Life Stadium in Miami, Florida.

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No indeed Peyton Manning did not win a National Championship in college for Tennessee Volunteers but he did take Tennessee to the a National Championship game where they were mauled by a much more talented Nebraska Corn-huskers. Note worth mentioning, the next year Tennessee did go to the title game and win the bcs title the very next year, with a not so talented quarterback in Tee Martin. Tee Martin was also quoted saying "When Peyton played for Tennessee he never had the team like we do now, getting the talent on offense and defense helped us not only get past Florida but win the championship" (in other words Peyton never really had a lot of great talent at the time.

The Colts were 3-13 in his rookie year. the following year however, they went 13-3. The biggest 1 year turnaround in the NFL to this date.

Peyton Manning who played for the Indianapolis Colts from 1998-2011 is the best player to have ever been on the Colts team. Manning was a quarterback and led the team to ten straight playoffs.

It always had and always will be the New England Patriots.

Dwight Freeney was selected by the Colts with their 1st pick in the 2002 NFL draft.

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The "indianapolis" Colts have never been to the Super Bowl. The Baltimore Colts went twice. ==

Answer Update ==
As of the start of the 2007 season, the Indianapolis Colts have been to one Super Bowl and their quarterback was Peyton Manning. The Baltimore Colts had been to two Super Bowls and their starting quarterbacks were Earl Morrall in SB III and John Unitas in SB V.

The color of a horse doesn't effect it's caracteristics, the caracteristics are mainly based on the breed. so there isn't really anyway to answer that question.