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I'm a little tired tonight, but I did want to drop in here for a short "congrats" to the Indianapolis Colts. They are once again off to an undefeated start to their season this year. In fact, they are only the 9th team ever in NFL history to start consecutive seasons with a 6-0 record. That is quite a feat!
My man, Peyton ended up 25 of 35 for 342 yards and 4 touchdowns, with two of those TD throws to Marvin Harrison. Harrison ended with 73 yards with Reggie Wayne hauling in 122 yards and TD reception of his own. On the ground, the rookie Joseph Addai racked up 85 yards on 11 carries, good for 7.7 yards per carry. Not bad! The game was close in the first half, with the Redskins hanging onto a 14-13 lead going into half-time. The second half, however, was Peyton's... As he connected three TD passes in the 3rd period. The four touchdowns continued Manning's ascent up the NFL's career charts. His last TD pass, No. 256, sent him past Dan Fouts (254) and Sonny Jurgensen (255) into 10th in NFL history. Marvin Harrison also continued his ascent up the Colts' franchise records, tying Lenny Moore's franchise record for touchdowns with 113.
The Colts next play at Denver next Sunday at 3:15pm!
Go Colts!
My man, Peyton ended up 25 of 35 for 342 yards and 4 touchdowns, with two of those TD throws to Marvin Harrison. Harrison ended with 73 yards with Reggie Wayne hauling in 122 yards and TD reception of his own. On the ground, the rookie Joseph Addai racked up 85 yards on 11 carries, good for 7.7 yards per carry. Not bad! The game was close in the first half, with the Redskins hanging onto a 14-13 lead going into half-time. The second half, however, was Peyton's... As he connected three TD passes in the 3rd period. The four touchdowns continued Manning's ascent up the NFL's career charts. His last TD pass, No. 256, sent him past Dan Fouts (254) and Sonny Jurgensen (255) into 10th in NFL history. Marvin Harrison also continued his ascent up the Colts' franchise records, tying Lenny Moore's franchise record for touchdowns with 113.
The Colts next play at Denver next Sunday at 3:15pm!
Go Colts!
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