Your favorite play from this past season

[RockThatBlue]

I'm having a tough time deciding between TYs long TD against the Chargers, and Doyels game winner against the Jags. Also, Roberts final strip sack is up there too.

[Solon]

Fake flea flicker that went to Frank Gore for like 50 yards against Tennessee.

[CR91]

Ty's one hand grab vs lions. That was sick

[jseg18]

Edwin Jackson shooting through gap and blowing up the Jets RB.

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[TDewar1987]

I liked the Jack Doyle touchdown at the end of the Jags game week 17. Watching Luck go nuts afterward and getting it on camera was pretty great. 

 

I also liked TY's game winning touchdown at the end of the Chargers game. 

 

Thrashing the Vikings and Jets was pretty great to watch, though I think the Jets gave up on that game since they lost to the Pats the week before. 

[BullsColtsFan1]

I'll say Mathis's TD vs the Titans to seal the game!

[VocableLoki]

 

26 minutes ago, TDewar1987 said:

I liked the Jack Doyle touchdown at the end of the Jags game week 17. Watching Luck go nuts afterward and getting it on camera was pretty great. 

 

I also liked TY's game winning touchdown at the end of the Chargers game. 

 

Thrashing the Vikings and Jets was pretty great to watch, though I think the Jets gave up on that game since they lost to the Pats the week before. 

I'll also go with Luck's celebration after the GW to Doyle in week 17 against Jacksonville. That was awesome.

[Colts1324]

Jordan Todman's kickoff return TD and Robert turbins run TD come to mind. Mainly because we don't have strong runs like that or kickoff returns often. 

The Robert Mathis strip sack and return TD to win it against the Titans was one of my favorites too! 

[aaron11]

mine was todmans kick return

[chrisfarley]

The O-line play at the Vikings.....I thought I was watching a completely different team and o-line.  It was dominating against a team hanging on for dear life for a playoff hope, and we crushed them in front of their home crowd in a nice new stadium against all odds with their defense highly touted and ranked.  Sorry for this not being one play...I am compressing the o-line play of the entire game into one play, which was a thing of beauty.

[csmopar]

Jim Irsay's Press conference on the 21st of January.....

[Steamboat_Shaun]

All of the above plays qualify for sure. One of my favorites, even though it was in a losing effort, was Gore's tiptoe TD vs Denver.

[UKColt13]

For me it's a tie between the Flea Flicker against Tennessee and Mathis's last strip sack against J'Ville.

[NorthernBlue]

Luck's third down conversion against GB near the end of the game where he escaped the sack and found Doyle down field. It looked like Indy was gonna choke that game, but Luck turned it onto another level that last drive.

[Shepman]

I really enjoyed the flea flicker it gave me a shout and I was jumping around.

[Fisticuffs111]

I can't remember which game this was from, in the 2nd half of the season or so.

It was 3rd and 20, I think. Pretty sure we put a string of really long 3rd down conversions together on this one drive. The play that impressed me the most was where Luck had to scramble for what seemed like forever, got all the way to the far sideline and threw it up at the last possible second, and TY came out of nowhere for the sliding grab.

Some of the other plays mentioned were probably more exciting, but I remember that the commentators were already talking about how connected Luck and TY were and then of course that play happened.

[strt182]

the he throws the ball away catch?

[twfish]

Hmmmm. Mathis's last strip sack against the jags, I was there and it was such a filling moment as a life long colts fan and watching him for as long as I can remember terrorizing defenses. Another one though was Swoopes first touchdown. You can see how hard the guy tries and for him to have never played football and then catch a touchdown in the pro's I was just excited for the guy

[Andrew Luck fan club]

Ty's game winner against the Chargers. Twas awesome.  

 

Honestly I was kind of upset about Doyle's game winner against Jax.. I wanted a better draft position lool.

[MacDee1975]

That one play which resulted in the Colts completely failing to execute, losing yardage on offense / giving up big yardage on defense, capped off with Chuck Pagano blankly staring off into space, clapping his hands furiously in encouragement.

[braveheartcolt]

12 minutes ago, MacDee1975 said:

That one play which resulted in the Colts completely failing to execute, losing yardage on offense / giving up big yardage on defense, capped off with Chuck Pagano blankly staring off into space, clapping his hands furiously in encouragement.

Get over it. We know a zillion times how you feel. You and Chuck have a lot in common.

[Tmoney]

2 hours ago, Fisticuffs111 said:

I can't remember which game this was from, in the 2nd half of the season or so.

It was 3rd and 20, I think. Pretty sure we put a string of really long 3rd down conversions together on this one drive. The play that impressed me the most was where Luck had to scramble for what seemed like forever, got all the way to the far sideline and threw it up at the last possible second, and TY came out of nowhere for the sliding grab.

Some of the other plays mentioned were probably more exciting, but I remember that the commentators were already talking about how connected Luck and TY were and then of course that play happened.

Against Denver, Yea that was cool

[Tmoney]

19 minutes ago, MacDee1975 said:

That one play which resulted in the Colts completely failing to execute, losing yardage on offense / giving up big yardage on defense, capped off with Chuck Pagano blankly staring off into space, clapping his hands furiously in encouragement.

that's all he does when someone makes a crucial mistake to hurt our team. Stares at them with a dumb face, then just starts clapping it out, "its okay, its okay I'll just clap your mistake away". Like no how about some discipline, how about raising your voice at all!! I feel like a lot of guys dont respect how much of a push over Chuck is

[WoolMagnet]

Mathis with the strip sack in his last game to become al time leader over Freeney.

[WoolMagnet]

You can tell from above posts who are optimists and who just like to complain about everything.

all the choices of plays, and some would rather just bash the coach, irsay, the hot dog vendor.

some never learn.

[Fisticuffs111]

16 minutes ago, Tmoney said:

Against Denver, Yea that was cool

I don't think it was against Denver. This was a 3rd and 20 conversion and TY's longest catch against Denver was only for 16 yards, plus I feel like this was later in the season.

I'm thinking it was possibly Green Bay but I don't know.

[2006Coltsbestever]

17 minutes ago, braveheartcolt said:

Get over it. We know a zillion times how you feel. You and Chuck have a lot in common.

Now that Grigs is gone, Chuck will now be the only one who gets blamed when we lose LOL. Eventhough our Defense stinks. A Defense Grigs put together.

[MacDee1975]

15 minutes ago, braveheartcolt said:

Get over it. We know a zillion times how you feel. You and Chuck have a lot in common.

 

I'm going to continue to point out the innumerable examples of incompetency, and I won't "get over it" until Harry Dunne is shown the door.  

 

But at least Lloyd Christmas is finally gone.

[2006Coltsbestever]

Andrew Luck's game winning TD pass to end the season was my favorite play. Getting swept by them would've been embarrassing.

[Tmoney]

5 minutes ago, Fisticuffs111 said:

That could be another similar play. This was a 3rd and 20 conversion and TY's longest catch against Denver was only for 16 yards, plus that was week 2 and I feel like this was later in the season.

I'm thinking it was possibly Green Bay, I really can't figure it out though.

Ohh I just read 3rd and 20 and andrew scrambled my bad

[Fisticuffs111]

Just now, Tmoney said:

Ohh I just read 3rd and 20 and andrew scrambled my bad

Hah it's probably not all that rare, Luck scrambling on a 3rd and long and converting to TY.

[Tmoney]

That's our bread and butter right there. Some teams like to run the ball, some like to dink and dunk. Nahhhh give me a loss of a couple yards on 1st and 2nd so Andrew can go mamba mode and find TY.....Aaaagain!

[MTC]

My favorite play of the Colts season was Pat McAfee throwing shade towards Ryan Grigson. Does that count?

[NorthernBlue]

57 minutes ago, MTC said:

My favorite play of the Colts season was Pat McAfee throwing shade towards Ryan Grigson. Does that count?

A fine play, but that seemed to happen after the season ended  

[Steamboat_Shaun]

1 hour ago, Fisticuffs111 said:

I don't think it was against Denver. This was a 3rd and 20 conversion and TY's longest catch against Denver was only for 16 yards, plus I feel like this was later in the season.

I'm thinking it was possibly Green Bay but I don't know.

 

I think it was the Bears game.

[RockThatBlue]

One I didn't see mentioned was a TD Turbin had when he ran to the right and  broke 3 or 4 tackles to get in the end zone. I think it was the vikings game. It looked like he had no chance of getting the TD but he still got in.

 

It was only a 4 or 5 yard TD run I think, but it was impressive.

[braveheartcolt]

The first snap of the regular season. You know. When we all had hope.....

[life long]

Not exactly my favorite but luck did make a career long gallop with a pretty sweet sideline run! I also liked the game winner to ty vs bolts and the unscripted wildcat flea flicker to gore.

[lollygagger8]

The day I heard Griggles was gonzies.......twas the best play on the season for me. 

[Gramz]

I am sitting here  scratching my head, trying to come up with a favorite play, and I really got nothin'.  

 

Hopefully this coming season will leave me with many many memorable and favorite plays.

 

side note:  going to the game in November, meeting fellow forum members @Smonroe and @bababooey  and then meeting the Super Bowl Champs before the game with @bababooey, will always be a favorite and fond memory for me.