3 and 1

[csmopar]

Was looking at the history between these 2 teams, the Broncos and Colts and since Luck/Manning took over for each team... Luck and Colts have won 3 of 4. 2 of those times....the Broncos entered undefeated. Now for the not so fun fact, in each contest, during the regular season, injuries for both teams rack up. Including 2 season ending ones happening thus far for the Colts (Anderson not being counted yet).

Bottom line is the games seems to be a fight, a blood path of hard hitting fooball. Reminds me of the pacers/Knicks battles during the mid 90s.

The colts seem to win those fights.

[Chucklez]

Who are the 2 season ending injuries from last night?.....

Edit: Nevermind I realised you meant over the last 4 meetings....

[bradgt04]

Was looking at the history between these 2 teams, the Broncos and Colts and since Luck/Manning took over for each team... Luck and Colts have won 3 of 4. 2 of those times....the Broncos entered undefeated. Now for the not so fun fact, in each contest, during the regular season, injuries for both teams rack up. Including 2 season ending ones happening thus far for the Colts (Anderson not being counted yet).

Bottom line is the games seems to be a fight, a blood path of hard hitting fooball. Reminds me of the pacers/Knicks battles during the mid 90s.

The colts seem to win those fights.

And the pacers. Reggie, the knick killer

[Vinatieri4]

You know what's an interesting thought. You know how in the Manning era the Chargers were a team that seemed to match up well vs us?  The Colts seem to be a team that is Peyton's new "Chargers"