The Arrowhead Air & Ground Assault! (Colts vs. Chiefs, 2003 AFC Divisional) 

ahh yes. a simpler time.

Much ^^

Honestly lmao you could tell in these highlights how much different the game is played now

Yeah sucks now that we care about our players’ bodies now, huh? They should be risking their lives our there for our amusement.

Ah yes. Concussions and brain damage

Pretty sure the Colts didn't punt in their previous game either

How did the Chiefs get the ball back after the sack ay 6:10?

@@PittsburghSonido What? That timestamp is a Chief fumble

Timothy D my B, I meant 5:54 i think. Its right before the fumble. The very previous play before holmes goes on that run to fumble, is a play where Manning is sacked. How did the Chiefs get the ball back? Was that halftime?

@@PittsburghSonido Looking at the play by play of that game... yes it went to half time. It was a sack, then a James rush, then a Manning kneel before half.

@Tim Tate Bills and 49ers in 1992? Only way they could face each other in PO's is a SB. They NEVER met in the SB. Bills played Giants, Skins, & Dallas in the SB.

@Tim Tate NP. I figured it out after my reply. Still crazy to see anytime.

At least for the both teams. The bills never punted in this years wild card against the patriots

there was no punt in super bowl 51 too

@@ercihanates6504yes there was . Super Bowl 52 had 1 punt

Also don’t forget Titans vs Patriots.

No doubt about this comment. I’ll go to my grave arguing that the Panthers/Patriots Super Bowl is the greatest one ever played

@@SaskatchewanICE nahh any Super Bowl the patriots win is trash

@@ravenking1822 Ratbird fan big mad

@@ravenking1822 snort

Anthony Apodaca I prefer Dunn/Allstott to DVD (Dunn/Vick/Duckett) but that was still a potent combo

Anthony Apodaca also Shaun Alexander!

ya and mike vick

Don't forget Marshall Faulk with the Greatest Show on Turf St.Louis Rams & Clinton Portis with the Denver Broncos & Washington Redskins.

Corey Dillon, Ahman Green, Curtis Martin, Jerome Bettis, Fred Taylor, Eddie George, Stephen Davis, Tiki Barber, Brian Westbrook, Clinton Portis, Deuce McAllister

Karl Johansson - “both had the best record”. Did you mean to say better record? New England was 14-2 and the #1 seed in 2003.

Joseph Blow My bad.

@@jsphblw Making this even more glaring, they said in the broadcast booth that the winner of this game would visit New England, key word being VISIT.

The only difference is that the Chiefs stayed in Kansas City and went on to built a dynasty while the Chargers keep choking a moved out of San Diego

@@scaryvalidation Only two Super Bowl wins are not a dynasty. Kansas City is not yet. The NY Giants won two super bowls closely together (Two seperate times in fact) and nobody ever considers the NY Giants having had a dynasty.

So what's your opinion on trevor lawrence

@@eliasayala2370 i know your werent asking me but give him some protection & a running game & i think he can be pretty good maybe nothing too crazy in the nfl but, anybody who blew out Bama like that deserves at least a shot.

@@eliasayala2370 "Sun shine" I've loved him since they got rid of Kelly. I never liked Kelly replacing Waston. Trevor got this cool Cali guy thing going on in his game. He doesn't get rattled easy. And he got a big NFL arm. I'm sure NFL teams wish they could break the rules for this guy to enter the draft lol

ericradford2142 the held the raiders to 3

So your wrong

@@iJeffChiefsKing OMG the raiders are the worst

Thats why the colts will win

Their defense isn't that bad and lucky for them their offense is extremely diverse and effective especially vs a severely undersized colts defensive front. If Andrew luck can match mahomes throw for throw without having a decent time of possession disparity then the colts could win. Indy has been hot but have not beaten anyone as legitimate as KC in that time. IND 26 KC 33

Nice research!

Saints packers in 2014 didn’t have a punt either in it I think too

True you should make it clear that the 1992 one was not a playoff game though

I thought I did but just in case-the 1992 Bills/49ers game was a regular season contest.

Ahhhhh, terrible research......

He should be selected to the Hall of Fame, damn it NFL.

@@davidsantos6383 yesssssssssssssssssssssssssss

@@davidsantos6383 Never going to happen.

If it wasn’t for this game his playoff stats would be downright laughable.

We had a way better "team" that year I balled my eyes out after this game. Peyton had a monster game and I can appreciate that. Priest fan forever!

Missed field goals to most of all that in one drive

Exactly. Inexcusable in a playoff game

How bout dem Colts blah blah blah cry me a river

@@RabbiTosmiser lol the titans would have beaten the colts or chiefs if they met in the afc title game that year

I want to say the tackle that ended his career actually led to a rule change...he was grabbed back the back of the shoulder pads by the neck and dragged down after a run..they call is "horse collar" these days and its a penalty

It was actually a hit by a roided up Shawn Merriman that ended his career.

Priest Holmes and Billy Sims both would have been in the Hall of Fame if not for injuries 😥😥😥😥

arrowhead is always loud but this game does seem like it was the loudest i ever heard arrowhead

This was the 2nd year of the realignment, and it's still the same today

@@leogetz3570 correct. In my opinion, realignment (2002) through around 2010 was the golden age of NFL football

everybody's golden age is different

Some will argue he was a product of playing with Peyton and Marvin. He sucked in Arizona.

@@jpowers55 thing is, everyone is a product of each other. Think Manning would've been a HOF in Tampa for example where we get qb's killed? Lol. My biggest thing is...imagine if Faulk had stayed in Indy. He was much more suited for what manning became.

@@jpowers55 Running backs don't age well. His production is Arizona, while lower, can easily be explained as the natural dropoff many RBs face at a similar age/amount of carries

jpowers55 - depends on your definition of ‘sucks’. His first year in Arizona in 2006 he had 1,156 rushing yards. HOF Emmitt Smith’s first year in Arizona in 2003, he had a whopping 256 rushing yards in 10 games. Edge’s second year in 2007 he gained 1,222 yards while HOF Emmitt had 937 yards in 2004. Emmitt scored a total of 11 rushing TD in 2 years while Edge had 16 rushing TD in 3 years. Edge rushed for 2,895 total yards in 3 years for an avg of 965 yards per year while HOF Emmitt had 1,193 total yards for 596 yearly avg. You do the math. I’m not even mentioning the fact that Edge had 74 receptions while HOF Emmitt had only 29 receptions. Numbers don’t lie. If your reasoning is that Edge doesn’t deserve to be a HOF because he ‘sucked’ for his 2nd team, Arizona - then Emmitt Smith should have never been elected in. GO COLTS!!! 1-0

I hate Edge, but yeah he should be in. And the reason for the hate? If he did t run all over UCLA in 1998 my Arizona Wildcats would have played in the Rose Bowl. They probably would have kept Ron Dayne to a bit less than 246. Hehe

Facts

a lot of KC fans werent shocked..they stumbled down towards the end and their defense sucked all year..they faced an offense just as good as they were and they made some mistakes that led Indy take and keep the lead..its the same issue with this year and last years KC team..Mahomes really cant afford to throw INT's because the KC D is just gonna give up points..

Chiefs were the #2

STARKILLER well based on odds alone u should be the 1 seed every 16 years. So right on track for u. U were the second seed a couple years ago if I’m remembering correctly. I think it was when steelers won without scoring a td

jasonfire34 oh my bad. I guess I thought 13-3 would have been good enough for the 1 seed. Lol

@@smc4600 would've been but of course the Pats had to win 14 games. Chiefs wouldn't have fared any better as #1 though

jasonfire34 If they were the 1 seed, they’d have drawn the Titans instead of Indy. Who knows how McNair would have done in Arrowhead?

Did you see that late hit by Brackett on Trent Green. The refs just looked at each other and went about their day. That's crazy

Points off turnovers is an offense's job. I think what you meant was simply "getting turnovers"

Lol if the Pats didnt blow an 18 point lead in 06 the colts would have nothing😂 also the pats were pretty much their dad during the early 2000s. Finally dont say that "if they just had the ravens defense" like bitch that's a top 3 defense of all time of course u would win...anyone would win with that defense so ur argument is pretty much invalid

I mean to be fair to that defense, they lost two games against the Pat's in which the final score was 24-14 (Pat's had a safety and last minute field goal) and another game where the final score was 20-3. Then the following year lost to the Steelers where the final was 21-18 at home. Then the following year in 06, the defense pretty much carried them throughout the playoffs. Outside of the AFC championship game. More often than not, colts lost playoff games because the offense didnt show up like it usually did.

Out of 9 playoff losses for the colts with manning, I believe the defense only gave up 24 points or more twice (superbowl 44 defense gave up 24 points. Pick 6 iced the game) I say 24 simply because that is a 3 score game. Not trying to cherry pick a stat. Other than that....the defense did more than enough to keep the offense in the game. Like I said, offense usually choked in the playoffs for manning and the colts. Now situationally, I can agree with you.

As a Colts fan since 96. Our defense was basically built to protect leads. That’s what the Tampa 2 is basically. The last team to dominate with a Tampa 2 is the early 2000 Bucs. And that’s because of all the talent and all pros they had on the defense. Colts had a small back seven all those years Peyton Manning was here. The only all pros we had was Dwight Freeney, Robert Mathis, who were DEs. And Bob Sanders who couldn’t stay healthy. And when all were healthy we won a super bowl. If we got down, it was hard to come back most times because our defense was probably the worst run D in the history of football. And because of that, also, they would keep Peyton off the field, with no rhythm. So if we go 3 and out or something, Peyton wouldn’t see the field for another 7-10 mins. Excuses, yes, but it is what it is.

If i remember correctly. Wasnt it the afc championship against the Patriots?

@@lilmoe334 Yup. That was the game which L.T. played 1 play and sat the rest of the game.

Lenard Williams LT also had a torn ACL. But a running back can’t play with it. To his credit he tried. It’s impossible to play on a torn acl

The good ol days

This game was in the afternoon

Yeah, Pats = cheaters. But the thing is, they were good enough not to.

More a pass protection unit

LOL DON'T JINX T.....

Lol facts

@@beginostrich7619 I hope the Colts lose because I think the charges are going to lose to the Patriots. And if the Patriots win and the Colts knock-off Kansas City everybody knows that the Patriots are not going to lose the AFC title game in New England and I don't want to see the Patriots in the Super Bowl. I don't got nothing against your colts, I just don't want to see the Patriots in the Super Bowl. I would like to see the Patriots take their ass on the road in the playoffs for a change and have to win a road playoff game especially considering Tom Brady is 5-1 at home in the AFC title game and in that one home loss that the Patriots had in the AFC title game the Ravens in 2012 had to play a Flawless game.

Not today

Not today pal

Yes but only after college

Not at Tennessee or in the late 90s with the colts but pretty much since like 2000 he has looked old

Same i remember ryan sims the bust and them signing kendrell bell

That's right...they didn't punt against Denver!! Totally forgot that. And yes, the following week at New England made me sick as a Colts fan....lol

Except that the league back then wasn't a complete shit show and way less pussified. You could actually hit the QB and not worry as much about penalties. Defenses were actually allowed to play defense. The league sucks now

Elias Ayala Mahomes ended with 50 to Marino’s 48, and Mahomes also had more yards. Mahomes is also carrying an absolutely atrocious defense, so it would be way more insane if Mahomes can pull it off, which he will.

@@smc4600 Andrew Luck will destroy that defense, one and done

@@smc4600 Marino's feat in the 80s was far greater than Mahomes'. Stop being a homer.

spitxfire99 lol no. Mahomes had the greatest performance over a season by a first year starter in NFL history.

He didn’t “own” them. He was able to go to any team he wanted to as a free agent and picked the Broncos who had great receivers and a top ten all time defense. The beat the Pats because they had a better defense and didn’t have to face Gronk in 2013

Colts had just two hall of farmers. 😀 A few other solid players.

Yeah That's the weakest division