About the Indianapolis Colts

Tony Dungy brings his high-powered offense back in 2004 with a chip on their shoulder. The Indianapolis Colts have gotten to the playoffs every year for the past 5 years only to falter under pressure. No one feels it more than stud quarter back Peyton Manning. Dubbed as one of the smartest quarterbacks in the league, with an arm to accompany the brain, Manning has to make his mark in the 2004 post season to secure his legacy as one of the best quarter backs ever, in that respect, hes not alone. Taking some of the pressure of will be wide receiver Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne. Each receiver is a big play threat over the top and a reliable target in the middle of the field. Edgerrin James return in 2004 healthy and ready to re-gain his status as a top running back in the NFL. An ultra back that can catch, block and run inside and out, the Edge will help Manning draw defenses into the line of scrimmage, opening up the deep ball to Wayne and Harrison.

The brightest spot on the defense is pass rusher Dwight Freeny. Coming into his third year in the NFL, Freeny poses a legitimate threat to the quarterbacks blind side, drawing double teams, which should be able to free up the pass rush from the left side of the defensive line. Strong safety Mike Doss heads up the secondary that should be able to pick off quarterback and hand the ball back to Dungys high octane offense.

RCA Dome - Indianapolis, IN

The RCA dome first attracted the Colts to Indianapolis in 1983 after they were dissatisfied with the conditions of Memorial stadium in Baltimore, the teams original home. The 60,000-seat dome stadium is the perfect place for a passing offense to air it out, negating the unforgiving weather conditions of the winter in the mid-west. The huge big screen offers replays for the fans and ticket holders can choose from grandstand seating, club level seats or luxury suites. Get you Indianapolis Colts tickets fast or these thoroughbreds may run past you faster than the crack of a jockeys whip.