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The Indianapolis Colts made a roster move prior to today's game against the Baltimore Ravens to bolster their secondary.

Defense Continues to Come Up With Timely Stops INDIANAPOLIS In tight spots and when its team has needed it the most this season, the Indianapolis Colts' defense has responded with some of its biggest performances.

The tightrope the Indianapolis Colts have walked the past four games not only has been stimulating, it is unprecedented.

Colts stay perfect Indy runs win streak to 19 regular-season games By The Associated Press Mon.

Stirring as it was, the Indianapolis Colts' 14-point charge over the final 2:23 Sunday night at Lucas Oil Stadium won nothing more than a game, even though the vanquished was bitter rival New England 35-34. Still, the Colts' position with seven games to play is enviable.

Bill Belichick's decision to try for a first down on 4th-and-2 late in Sunday night's game against the Colts is drawing lots of criticism.

Peyton Manning has started all 185 games of his 12-year NFL career. He has taken every snap in 157 of them.

Perhaps it's because I've enjoyed a great relationship with S Melvin Bullitt since he arrived at Colts training camp in 2007 as the "undrafted dude with a cool last name." Or maybe it's because letting go of last Sunday night's Colts-Patriots game isn't so easy.

"You play to win the game." That phrase has echoed throughout the NFL for years, ever since Herm Edwards uttered it while coaching the New York Jets.

Colts Safety Answers Questions About New England, Baltimore In his fourth year with the Indianapolis Colts, safety Melvin Bullitt quickly is becoming a mainstay of the team's defensive unit.

This is one of the rare times I link to a Cold Hard Football Facts article. I find many of their writers there pen pieces that read more like a third grader's show-and-tell essay rather than informed sports media.

Melvin Bullitt #33 of the Indianapolis Colts tackles Kevin Faulk #33 of the New England Patriots short of a first down to gain possesion late in the fourth quarter of the game at Lucas Oil Stadium on November 15, 2009 in Indianapolis, Indiana.

The day after felt almost as good as the night before, but already Indianapolis Colts coach Jim Caldwell was moving on.

It was the biggest defensive play of the wild night. Bullitt finished the game with five tackles and two assists.

Seriously Dan? I mean, seriously ? The worst call of the final 2:08 of the Indianapolis Colts ' 35-34 victory over the New England Patriots on Sunday wasn't made by Bill Belichick.

The Indianapolis Colts take their normal day off today before returning to practice on Wednesday to get ready for their Sunday afternoon game in Baltimore against the Ravens.

Colts safety Melvin Bullitt was shaken up after making a tackle on Kevin Faulk with 5:35 remaining in the third quarter.

Is there an insanity defense for football coaches? That's about the best the "In Bill We Trust" crowd is going to be able to come up with this morning to explain away what happened at Lucas Oil Stadium last night because not even Edward Bennett Williams would try to argue this case in front of a jury of Bill Belichick 's peers.

It's time for the Colts to make some adjustments with the Randy Moss coverage. The Patriots have touchdown drives of six and two plays after the Colts had given up just one that fast all season, and both have been spurred by Moss.

In a game that lived up to all the hype, the Indianapolis Colts pushed their regular season winning streak to 18 games, using a pair of touchdown drives from Peyton Manning in the final three minutes in a shocking 35-34 victory over New England.