Peyton Manning and the #1-seed Colts begin their postseason run at home, in the first-ever playoff game at Lucas Oil Stadium, as they host Ray Lewis and the #6-seed Ravens.
@@gmatsue84 Had he not told him, then the Colts would have had a major advantage on that play. Him telling Ray that they only had 10 players is not only a sign of respect, but also good sportsmanship.
I saw Dick Butkus play at both Illinois and with the Bears. I watched arguably the best defensive season ever with the '85 Bears. I watched the Manning years with the Colts, the BEST QB and maybe best all around player ever. To quote Genesis in "Driving the Last Spike", "you'll never see the likes of us again!"
Same in 2010. If the Ravens would've beaten the Steelers in the divisional, (which they almost did) they would've hosted the championship game as the 5 seed against the 6 seeded jets
Such a great time to be a Colts fan.... great game. Too bad they couldn't close the deal against the Saints in the superbowl. I'm still pissed about that. I hope the Colts can get back to this with AR-5
Remember being so nervous before this game because the Colts rested the starters in the weeks prior (which never worked out in the playoffs for them) and the Ravens came out hot against the Patriots in the wild card game. Needless to say, Peyton Manning and co. put my fears to rest in this game
Thank you for the upload Bart, this was a fun playoff game. Do u happen to have 2010 Lions @ Vikings? Brett Favre’s first win in his last season in the NFL
Wow the ravens offense was awful in this game. Had so many opportunities to do literally anything with the ball and refused to do so. It’s a miracle the defense held Indy to a modest 20 points given how long they sat on that field. Also, that ravens O-line looked awful against the Colts pass rush
Joe Flacco for you. Early in his career the defense was carrying him and he would just let them down game after game, it wasn’t til the 2011 playoffs that Flacco started to carry his own weigh. I still remember when Ed Reed called him out before a playoff game lol
The Colts sort of went in the tank offensively once up 17-3 at half. They knew Baltimore’s offense couldn’t move it. I think they could’ve scored more had they wanted to do so.
Classic Peyton Manning double-dip in this one. Tie score late in the first half; leads them to a TD to seemingly end the half, but the Colts sneak an extra possession and #18 steals another TD just before halftime. With the Ravens' inept offense that was game over.
@@garrettjoseph7236 Flacco in his prime was good, maybe even very good. He was fantastic in that 2012 playoff run and deserved the Super Bowl MVP. However he was never an elite quarterback, and it’s almost like he rested on his laurels after winning it all, missing the playoffs in 4 of the next 5 years. He could never quite reach the consistency he had in his first 5 years
Hey what do people mean that Peyton Manning always plays horribly in the playoffs? He played pretty well here against this great Ravens D, and the next week he torched the number 1 ranked defense of the New York Jets. Also, I know he gets a lot of flack for that Super bowl pick 6, but he really didn't play that badly in the Super bowl, where as the Colts defense got carved up by Drew Brees
@@indy_go_blue6048 There's a difference though. The Saints were exposed for a Bountygate scandal. The Patriots were exposed for Deflategate and Spygate.
@@superbowlguy9659 I still hate the Patriots and won't watch any of their games to this day... that they win, that is. I have a lot of respect for the Saints; they played a good game and beat us fair and square. It still hurts, but not like losing to the Pats.
Joe Flacco haters give him the whole blame for this, and while he did have his issues, this whole Ravens team looked pathetic in this game, including Ray Rice. Some of these Raven issues still rear their ugly head with Lamar Jackson
@@jjb1908 We have 2 Super Bowls and they haven't won anything since 1964. What goes on in Cleveland only happens in Cleveland and nowhere else. THANK GOD!
@@jjb1908 The team and players can move. That didn't hurt us. But it was how they left, and our heritage being ripped from us. We don't even get credit for it in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The thing that bothers me about the Colts leaving is that all of the great Colt players and coaches who succeeded in Baltimore don't have a final resting place.
1:14:14 Peyton telling Ray Lewis they only had 10 players on the field. A lot of respect for one another
great catch!
Don't think it's a matter of respect...
Most elite QBs were white now what pretty white boy wanna live in Baltimore? Maybe farve ... They not about that life
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@@gmatsue84 Had he not told him, then the Colts would have had a major advantage on that play. Him telling Ray that they only had 10 players is not only a sign of respect, but also good sportsmanship.
I saw Dick Butkus play at both Illinois and with the Bears. I watched arguably the best defensive season ever with the '85 Bears. I watched the Manning years with the Colts, the BEST QB and maybe best all around player ever. To quote Genesis in "Driving the Last Spike", "you'll never see the likes of us again!"
If the Ravens won, the Jets would've been the first #5 seed to host a conference championship game.
Same in 2010. If the Ravens would've beaten the Steelers in the divisional, (which they almost did) they would've hosted the championship game as the 5 seed against the 6 seeded jets
@@dannyboy8909 Almost? They got owned.
@@greatestnitemare6626 they had a 21-7 lead at halftime and the game came down to the final possession.
@@dannyboy8909 It probably came down to the last flag.
Thank you so much!! I’ve been looking for this one also!!
Man back when Indy was a perineal contender for the SB every year. Now we're stuck with the Manning curse! Damn you Jim Irsay
His dad got rid of Unit as and he got rid of Manning.
Appreciate the classic videos my friend those were,truly amazing times 2 b a colts fanatic ,luv it
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Key Plays:
1:10 IND: Collie 20-yd rec from Manning
6:10 IND: Stover 44-yd FG
11:40 BAL: Mason 27-yd rec from Flacco
16:25 BAL: Cundiff 25-yd FG
39:15 IND: Collie 10-yd rec TD from Manning
51:40 IND: Wayne 3-yd rec TD from Manning
58:00 BAL: Rice 26-yd rec from Flacco
1:11:55 BAL: Reed 38-yd INT ret/IND: Clark 4-yd fumble ret
1:26:10 BAL: Rice 20-yd rush/IND: Session fumble recovery
1:35:30 IND: Bethea INT
1:42:40 IND: Powers INT
Key Stats:
BAL:
Joe Flacco 20/35 pass, 189 yds, 2 INT
Ray Rice 13 car, 67 rush yds, 9 rec (12 targets), 60 rec yds
Derrick Mason 4 rec, 64 yds
Ray Lewis 13 tackles
Domonique Foxworth 10 tackles
Dawan Landry 10 tackles
Terrell Suggs 3 tackles, 1 FR, 1 FF
IND:
Peyton Manning 30/44 pass, 246 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT
Joseph Addai 11 car, 23 yds
Reggie Wayne 8 rec (11 targets), 63 yds, 1 TD
Austin Collie 4 rec, 52 yds, 1 TD
Pierre Garcon 5 rec (10 targets), 34 yds
Thank for the good editing
Peyton Manning is the Tom Hanks of football
Such a great time to be a Colts fan.... great game. Too bad they couldn't close the deal against the Saints in the superbowl. I'm still pissed about that. I hope the Colts can get back to this with AR-5
That thumbnail bro 🤣
Stole my comment 😂
@@grantflood548 bruh lol 🤣
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He’s at every game, you get used to it
Remember being so nervous before this game because the Colts rested the starters in the weeks prior (which never worked out in the playoffs for them) and the Ravens came out hot against the Patriots in the wild card game. Needless to say, Peyton Manning and co. put my fears to rest in this game
Screw Caldwell. We could've gone 19-0 (or at least had the chance.)
Me too. Colts were winless coming off a playoff bye prior to this.
I had 2005 flashbacks but luckily that didn’t happen.
Peyton always had the Raven’s number
eh, ravens defense always shut him down, more like the colts defense always had the ravens number
2007 he only scored like 17 pts and this game he scored 20, can't ask for more from the ravens defense that was on the field all game
@@suryap4527 yeah he also torched the Ravens a few times too
@@suryap4527 No
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1:22:08 never gets old!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Before tonight, this was the last time the Ravens were held to 3 pts in the playoffs.
Thank you for the upload Bart this was a fun game, so Bart do you happen to have Ravens vs saints 2010 that was a fun game
Peyton is a god!!!
The “God damnit Donald game” haha
1:22:48 he sounds like Tom Hanks😂
Thank you for the upload Bart, this was a fun playoff game. Do u happen to have 2010 Lions @ Vikings? Brett Favre’s first win in his last season in the NFL
Wow the ravens offense was awful in this game. Had so many opportunities to do literally anything with the ball and refused to do so. It’s a miracle the defense held Indy to a modest 20 points given how long they sat on that field. Also, that ravens O-line looked awful against the Colts pass rush
you right, ravens defense was really good except 2 drives and they played well enough to win that game. but flaco and the offense didn't do shit.
Joe Flacco for you. Early in his career the defense was carrying him and he would just let them down game after game, it wasn’t til the 2011 playoffs that Flacco started to carry his own weigh. I still remember when Ed Reed called him out before a playoff game lol
The Colts sort of went in the tank offensively once up 17-3 at half.
They knew Baltimore’s offense couldn’t move it. I think they could’ve scored more had they wanted to do so.
@@P0RKINS2no they couldn’t have
@@younggod3906
Yes they could’ve.
Manning only threw it 5 times in the 4th Qtr up by 17 points.
1:22:08
Lol
Peyton Manning
GOAT!
Classic Peyton Manning double-dip in this one. Tie score late in the first half; leads them to a TD to seemingly end the half, but the Colts sneak an extra possession and #18 steals another TD just before halftime. With the Ravens' inept offense that was game over.
Yep, some of the 2 minute drills Manning pulled off in 2009 is some of the greatest situational awareness displays I’ve seen at QB.
1:22:08 “God dammit, Donald!”
Imagine if Ray Lewis had an elite QB with him in Baltimore...
wdym he had joe flacco
imagine if Ray Lewis hadn’t stabbed two people to death and gotten away with it lmao
multiple superbowls wouldve been won if the ravens had a remotely decent offense..
@@NZT77 he was charged for lying he never actually did the crime
@@garrettjoseph7236 Flacco in his prime was good, maybe even very good. He was fantastic in that 2012 playoff run and deserved the Super Bowl MVP. However he was never an elite quarterback, and it’s almost like he rested on his laurels after winning it all, missing the playoffs in 4 of the next 5 years. He could never quite reach the consistency he had in his first 5 years
Crazy that Baltimore beat New England the week before this…
I bet Dallas got a concussion by that Ray Lewis smack around 5;00 or so ...wow
As a die hard raven fan this was so hard to watch .. our offense was horrible..plus the refs called every penalty on us
Hey what do people mean that Peyton Manning always plays horribly in the playoffs? He played pretty well here against this great Ravens D, and the next week he torched the number 1 ranked defense of the New York Jets. Also, I know he gets a lot of flack for that Super bowl pick 6, but he really didn't play that badly in the Super bowl, where as the Colts defense got carved up by Drew Brees
Please try to find the Patriots @ Jets game from 2002
2008 Broncos @ Patriots
1 Corinthians 3:15
If any man's work shall be burned, he shall suffer loss: but he himself shall be saved; yet so as by fire.
Do you have the 08 london game?
I still wonder had the Patriots beat Baltimore in the Wildcard round would they have put up a better fight than What Baltimore could do ?
That Patriot team in 2009 was so inconsistent, worst team aside the 2019 Patriots.
@@povion1068 & the 2002 & 2005 Patriots
The Ravens man 🤦🏽♀️
1:22:07 Lmao
It was until they lost the Super Bowl to the Saints.
That remains a heartbreaker. But those Saints are held in the same esteem as the Cheatriots only there's no doubt about the Saints.
@@indy_go_blue6048 There's a difference though. The Saints were exposed for a Bountygate scandal. The Patriots were exposed for Deflategate and Spygate.
@@superbowlguy9659 I still hate the Patriots and won't watch any of their games to this day... that they win, that is. I have a lot of respect for the Saints; they played a good game and beat us fair and square. It still hurts, but not like losing to the Pats.
@@indy_go_blue6048 Hey now. I am a fan of the Saints and I am not offended about it.
Joe Flacco haters give him the whole blame for this, and while he did have his issues, this whole Ravens team looked pathetic in this game, including Ray Rice. Some of these Raven issues still rear their ugly head with Lamar Jackson
I don't know what is it? This is a Raven tradition that goes back to the days of Billick.
@@michaelhession2105 I guess the Browns curse traveled with them to Baltimore
@@jjb1908 We have 2 Super Bowls and they haven't won anything since 1964. What goes on in Cleveland only happens in Cleveland and nowhere else. THANK GOD!
@@michaelhession2105does your city still hate the Colts for leaving to go to Indianapolis
@@jjb1908 The team and players can move. That didn't hurt us. But it was how they left, and our heritage being ripped from us. We don't even get credit for it in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The thing that bothers me about the Colts leaving is that all of the great Colt players and coaches who succeeded in Baltimore don't have a final resting place.
Colts gonna be losing soon!
1:40:38