Although it does highlight the ugly truth that Vanderjagt was never clutch. Oh had we only realized then….

That’s what it sounded like.

In the ref’s defense, his back was to the goalposts, he threw the flag without knowing if the kick had gone through or not. Also funny that the Colts played Simeon Rice in 07 after Freeney went down.

And God did Marvin ever have jets. That guy could just flat-out outrun you. Straight-line speed, all the moves, great awareness…such a crying shame he got rolled up on that run play. What a tragedy.

could make a comeback like this. It’s funny, Michaels said ‘that seals the deal’ when it was 35-14. Didn’t he know Manning was playing? There were a lot of stars on that field in that game. I loved seeing Brook’s torn jersey. When Peyton started his 1:37 minute drill while starting from the 15 yard line, he only needed two plays to get the length of the field to the 5 yard line. Gruden looks like he saw a ghost after that Warren Sapp roughing the passer call. I absolutely forget how unreliable Vandershank was. That’s the only painful part of viewing this.

I remember watching this game, but the details of the comeback were hazy…thanks so much for finding this and posting.

I loved when Mungro got the TD to make it 21-35. Regardless of how fantastic the Colts have been this decade, the odds of a comeback when down by 3 TDs and 5 minutes to go are still quite long. I say that not to doubt my favorite team, but to emphasize just how skilled they were to be able pull it off. And when Mungro charged in for the aforementioned TD, Raymond James Stadium went dead silent…it’s like they knew despite the long odds, that they were in deep deep trouble.

A return game?

Thanks for posting!

The Monday Night Football song was so cheesy… ‘Course, it’s only marginally better now.

I totally forgot about the wacky Doss interception/fumble/touchdown play – it gets overlooked because of the ending. This game was just full of crazy flukes for both sides.

I love Madden’s rambling description of the wedge. It sounded like one of Frank Caliendo’s impressions.

Another impressive thing I forgot – the Colts accomplished the comeback with only one timeout and the two-minute warning. Now that’s clock management.

Over the last couple seasons it’s become kind of easy to forget just how great Marvin Harrison was. He was a threat to go all the way down the field every snap.

i’ve got to say amazing comeback but that leaping call wow

that afc championship game where the colts came back to win it against the patriots is my personal fav comeback of the colts

speaking of that afc championship game does neone have a link of the game i could get

i think we all know our greatest comeback was the one we don’t talk about because we didn’t quite finish it… :/