Indianapolis Colts Tickets

Indianapolis Colts Tickets

The Indianapolis Colts were not supposed to make the playoffs this season. They were supposed to in a couple of years, but Andrew Luck would not let the expected path be his destiny. Even when Coach Chuck Pagano was diagnosed with leukemia and had to leave for a chunk of the season to undergo chemotherapy, he would not let this football team become one of the NFL’s worst. Following a devastating 35-9 loss to the New York Jets he would spark a 9-2 run to end the season and make Indianapolis Colts tickets unexpectedly available for a potential Super Bowl run.

There will not any Lucas Oil Stadium dates in this run. The football team will have to rally around a coach returning from beating cancer and a rookie quarterback to make this run. Indy certainly has the potential. Experts knew this Colts roster was not nearly as terrible as the cast Peyton Manning had during his first season. So when combining a team with some talent, especially some young talent surrounded with a few solid veterans, with the terrible state of half of the AFC South, the season had potential to be quite surprising for most of the fan base.

Thankfully, or Luckily, it was. The Colts won 11 games and finished second in the division, earning a wild card bid. Now they arrive with a team typified by moments of good running and solid defense. The postseason tends to be the time when these moments extend for compelling runs, especially when the football team in question is expected to bow out in the first round.

For this to happen, the roster has to collectively forget its troubles. The offensive line has to give Luck more time in the pocket to find Wayne and rookie T.Y. Hilton. Vick Ballard has to remember why he was chosen to become the primary back. Rookie linebacker Jerrell Freeman has to continue to find himself behind the line in a position to pressure the quarterback or take down the running back. Linebacker Dwight Freeney has to put the frustration of an injury-prone season behind him and play like a Pro Bowler once again. Third-year cornerback Darius Butler has to play the impressive coverage has shown he is capable of. All this has to happen to take fans with Indianapolis Colts playoff tickets across the country with the goal of landing in New Orleans to play at the Superdome.