Indianapolis Colts

The Colts have won an NFL record 23 consecutive regular-season games and 11 consecutive road games. The last game Indianapolis had won was played in Week #15, Dec.17.2009. The Colts are trying with two games remaining, to tie the 2007 New England Patriots with their 16-0 perfect winning season. The Colts have already surpassed the previous consecutive regular-season game streak set by New England with 21 games.

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HI I'm Dr.Carter III. And your answer SUCKS!!!! #1. the colts or any NFL football team has not won 21 super bowls. #2. the colts have won 2 super bowls. #3. the most super bowls ever won was in 2009 super bowl 43 steelers vs the cardinals and the steelers won that Superbowl and set a record of playing 7 super bowls and winning 6.

#4. that's not how to spell bowls. and Superbowl's is 1 word.

Doctors shouldn't use words like "sucks" and Superbowls isn't possessive, therefore, there is no apostrophe. So, your answers suck too.

I'm not fluent in retard, but I'm willing to bet you were trying to ask:

A: What was Peyton Manning's number in college?

Or

B: What was Peyton Manning's college?

The answers to both:

A: 16

B: Tennessee

C: Learn how to type

The Colts are a fairly good team as of 2009, when they made it to the Super Bowl for the second time in three years. Over the first decade of the 21st Century, they are among the most consistently successful teams, their record tarnished only by failures in the playoffs.

They are the only team in NFL history to win at least 12 games in seven consecutive seasons (2003-2009).

The Colts have been to the Super Bowl a total of four times. They have appeared in it twice as the Baltimore Colts and twice as the Indianapolis Colts.

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The Colts franchise has played in 4 Super Bowls, winning 2 and losing 2, with the same 1-1 record for each of its home cities:

Baltimore Colts (NFL/AFC)

- lost Super Bowl III to the New York Jets (AFL) 7-16

- won Super Bowl V over the Dallas Cowboys 16-13

Indianapolis Colts (AFC)

- won Super Bowl XLI over the Chicago Bears 29-17

- lost Super Bowl XLIV to the New Orleans Saints 17-31

It is a bright royal blue!

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Currently, in 2009, Philip Wheeler wars the number 50.

The Indianapolis Colts wore blue pants with their white jerseys for the first three games in the 1995 season.

it was Marvin harrison

on their well executed slant play

it was the first passing play of his career

In the Super Bowl, following the 2006 season, the Colts played, and beat, the Chicago Bears.

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Manning took over as Colts starting QB in 1998. His first playoff win was January 4, 2004 (2003 season) against the Denver Broncos in the Wildcard round. He had lost three playoff games (1999, 2000, 2002) prior to that first win.

The first regular season game the Colts played as the Indianapolis Colts was September 2, 1984 against the New York Jets. The Colts lost 23-14. The first regular season game the Colts played as a franchise, when they were known as the Baltimore Colts, was September 27, 1953 against the Chicago Bears. The Colts won 13-9.

Jim Caldwell will be replacing Tony Dungy as the new head coach for the Indianapolis Colts in 2009.

Adam Vinatieri made 25 of 28 field goals and 38 of 38 points after touchdown for a total of 113 points scored in the 2006 regular season.

The Colts moved from Baltimore, MD to Indianapolis, IN on March 29, 1984. They left Baltimore in the middle of the night, roughly around 2:00 am. A move that not only did not make sense to us, but made Baltimoreans loathe the very existence of one Robert Irsay.

The feeling is not, however, reciprocal. The main NFL rivalry for the Colts is the New England Patriots. In January 2007, when the Colts faced the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Divisional Payoff game, Colts players expressed surprise at the angry reception they received from Baltimore fans.

The primary reason that the Irsay relocated to Indianapolis is because the city of Baltimore was engaged in a dispute with the Colts organization over the need for renovation to the team's playing facility, Memorial Stadium.

In 1969, the city of Maryland increased the rent over the Colts' stadium, despite the fact that the stadium was antiquated. A city stadium committee was created, which found the facility undersized for the needs of the team and fans, and was on the whole grossly inadequate for the needs of local sports teams and event planners. The situation drove then-owner Rosenbloom to rid himself of the team, selling it to Robert Irsay.

Irsay only bought the team partially based on a guarantee from city planners that a new stadium would be built for the Colts and Orioles. On different occasions, the state legislature, governor, and city comptroller blocked any progress on a new stadium. Over the next decade, Colts Irsay received a steady line of offers from Arizona, Memphis, LA, New Orleans, Jacksonville, and Indianapolis to relocate. Irsay refused all of these offers.

In 1979, Baltimore broke ground for the long-delayed Owings Mills project. However, in January 1984, after 12 years of fighting over the promised stadium upgrades, Baltimore mayor stated outright, "We're not going to build a new stadium. We do not have the bonding capacity. We dont have the voters or taxpayer who can support a $60 million stadium. One-third of the people in Baltimore pay taxes. Unless private enterprise builds it, we won't build it."

At the same time, Indianapolis demonstrated a commitment to supporting a football franchise by starting construction on the Hoosier Dome, despite the fact that the city had no team to house. As tensions rose in Baltimore, the straw that broke the camel's back was when Maryland's legislature passed legislation that would allow the city of Baltimore to take the Colts away from Irsay. Faced with the choice of Indy's proven support to the mere prospect of housing a team, and Baltimore's twelve years of resistance and move to steal his team from him, Irsay left Baltimore.

Baltimore has had 2 professional football clubs before the Ravens:

NFL - Baltimore Colts

CFL - Baltimore Stallions

NFL - Baltimore Ravens

All 3 teams won championships in their respective leagues.

John Unitas and Earl Morrall shared starting duties for the 1971 Colts as Unitas started 5 games and Morrall started 9 games. Unitas started both playoff games for the 1971 Colts, a victory over the Browns in the Division round and a loss to the Dolphins in the AFC Championship game.

As of 10:35am Sunday, November 13, 2005, Dan Marino has the all-time record with 4,967 completions. Brett Farve is currently second with 4,306 (end of 2004 stats). Brett has completed 194 passes so far this year giving him 4,500 before today's game. He averages about 320 completions a year so he could pass Marino at the end of the 2006 season or the beginning of the 2007 season (if he doesn't retire).

Peyton Meyer does not appear to be a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (commonly called the "Mormon" church).

The Colts went to the Superbowl in 1968, 1970, 2006, and 2009.

The Patriots went in 1985, 1996, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2007, and 2011.

yes check out Indianapolis woman magazine in 2006.

If you go to the following web site you will see the Current Roster of the Colts:

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