Touchdowns/Key Plays:

25:45 IND: Klecko 2-yd rec from Manning
51:40 IND: Manning 11-yd rush
1:28:10 IND: Harrison 27-yd rec from Manning
1:43:00 MIA: McMichael 6-yd rec from Lemon
1:52:00 Miami final drive start

Key Stats:

MIA:
Cleo Lemon 18/36 pass, 210 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT
Ronnie Brown 21 car, 115 yds
Randy McMichael 4 rec, 55 yds, 1 TD
Zach Thomas 12 tackles
IND:
Peyton Manning 22/37 pass, 282 pass yds, 2 TD, 1 car, 11 rush yds, 1 TD
Joseph Addai 21 car, 64 yds
Marvin Harrison 5 rec (10 targets), 74 yds, 1 TD
Cato June 1 INT, 0.5 sacks, 11 tackles, 1 FF
Antoine Bethea 10 tackles
Gary Brackett 10 tackles

Peyton waves the crowd to be quiet and instantly you could hear a pin drop😂

Nick Saban's last game coaching the Dolphins.

This was a sneaky underrated important Manning era win:

Colts, coming off their first ever loss to the Texans, needed this game to lock up the 3 seed.

A loss would’ve set up a wild card rematch vs a feisty Jets team that played them very tough in week 4.

Miami despite their record had played well against decent teams (almost beat the Jets, shut out New England)

This game ended up being huge as it enabled them to tie New England at 12-4 and IND had H2H tiebreaker for seeding (a SNF game CT Archives previously uploaded)

15 Years Ago

Attended this game, what a wonderful checkpoint in history

This was the only time between 2004 and 2009 that the Colts played a meaningful regular season finale. They never seemed to know how to handle them; they usually treated them like preseason games, looked awful and lost badly, but then struggled in the playoffs, especially after a first-round bye. This year they had to win it, got a tough battle for 60 minutes from a scrappy Dolphins team, stopped a late-season slide, and went into the playoffs with some momentum for the first time. I don't think it's a coincidence that this ended up being the year they won the Super Bowl.

Dan Klecko playing 2 way football, DT and FB!!!

Not gonna lie. I literally laughed when they talked about how it could be important for the Colts to win and become the 3rd rather than 4th seed. I reasoned that whether they ultimately had to go through the Ravens or Chargers it wouldn’t matter as they wouldn’t likely get past that point and that the chances they would end up hosting the AFC Championship game was essentially zero.  Was shocked—though generally delighted when they proved me wrong on
all counts.  I even jumped on the bandwagon enough that by the SB I predicted they would defeat the Bears.

1:30:25 Interesting commentary by Jim Nantz and Phil Simms about how the Colts would still be tough to beat in the playoffs despite their stumble in December, which would indeed come true when they reeled off four straight playoff wins to win it all.

That has to be the fastest ive ever seen peyton run on that td

Great upload thank you!

Super cold

1:53:50 Nick Saban making the catch!

That Miami quarterback is a real Lemon.  Actually, for his first start he wasn't too bad.

I didn't think the Colts would lose to KC, but no way could they win at Baltimore and if they managed that San Diego totally had the Colts number in the mid-00s. So another disappointing playoff to look forward to. Then when the Patriots went up 21-0 I just about shut the tv off. So glad I didn't.

Oh, god. Cleo Lemon.

For the first time ever, Peyton Manning beats the Dolphins at home.

1:26:12 talking about "the future of Nick Saban" well we know how that worked out.

Do you have the Ravens Colts 2008 game also.