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1 REGULAR SEASON GAME 13 CINCINNATI BENGALS (1-10-1) at INDIANAPOLIS COLTS (8-4) DATE: Sunday, December 7, 2008 SITE: Lucas Oil Stadium KICKOFF: 1:00 p.m. (EST) CAPACITY: 63,000 SURFACE: FieldTurf Returning home for the first of three home games in the final month of regular-season action, the Indianapolis Colts, 8-4, host the Cincinnati Bengals, , on Sunday, December 7. Kickoff in Lucas Oil Stadium for the contest telecast by CBS Sports is 1:00 p.m. (EST). INDIANAPOLIS COLTS 2008 SCHEDULE REGULAR SEASON (8-4) Indianapolis is playing at home for the first time in three weeks, and the Colts close regular season play by hosting Cincinnati, Detroit (December 14) and Tennessee (December 28). The lone remaining road contest is a divisional battle at Jacksonville on December 18. Sunday's Sun. Sun. Sun. Sept. 7 Sept. 14 Sept. 21 CHICAGO Minnesota Vikings JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS L W L game marks the final outing against the AFC North, as well as the second consecutive match against an Ohio team. The Colts earned a 10-6 Sun. Sept. 28 Open Date road victory last Sunday at Cleveland. Cincinnati dropped a 34-3 home Sun. Oct. Houston Texans W game to Baltimore last Sunday. Prior to meeting the Browns, Sun. Oct. 12 BALTIMORE RAVENS W 31-3 Indianapolis bested Baltimore, 31-3, on October 12, and posted a Sun. Oct. Green Bay Packers L victory at Pittsburgh on November 9. Owners of the NFL's best regular-season record (110-46) since the Mon. Oct. Tennessee Titans L start of the 1999 season, while being the only team to earn eight playoff Sun. Nov. 2 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS W appearances in the last nine seasons, Indianapolis has won 55 of its last Sun. Nov. Pittsburgh Steelers W regular-season games. Indianapolis' winning ways include a Sun. Nov. 16* HOUSTON TEXANS W record in AFC South play, while the club has owned or shared the lead in 95 of 115 weeks of the division's existence. The Colts have won the past five AFC South championships, the best divisional-title streak in Sun. Sun. Nov. 23* Nov. San Diego Cleveland Browns W W club history. Indianapolis became the only NFL team with five consecutive 12+-victory seasons. The Colts were tied with Dallas ( ) as Sun. Dec. 7* CINCINNATI BENGALS 1:00 p.m. the only teams to do it four consecutive seasons. Sun. Dec. 14* DETROIT LIONS 1:00 p.m. Thu. Dec. Jacksonville Jaguars 8:15 p.m. Sun. Dec. 28* TENNESSEE TITANS 1:00 p.m. *subject to change (NFL Flex Scheduling) ~All Times Local to Indianapolis. PERSONNEL REPORT: DB-Bob Sanders (knee), C-Jeff Saturday (calf) were out; DB-Antoine Bethea (ankle), LB-Gary Brackett (hamstring), DB-Melvin Bullitt (rib), LB-Tyjuan Hagler (knee) were questionable; OT-Tony Ugoh (quadriceps) was probable. Last game's inactive players were: Sanders, DB-Brandon Foster, LB-Buster Davis, TE- Jamie Petrowski, WR-Roy Hall, DT-Daniel Muir, DE-Curtis Johnson and Saturday. TELEVISION/RADIO: CBS Sports telecasts with Ian Eagle and Solomon Wilcots The Fan/HANK-FM, 97.1 broadcasts with Bob Lamey and Will Wolford TEAM RANKINGS OFFENSE RANKING DEFENSE RANKING Total Rush Pass CONF. NFL Total Rush Pass CONF. NFL Colts Bengals

2 AFC SOUTH DIVISION STANDINGS ( -MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL WEEK 13) W-L WEEK 14 WEEK 15 WEEK 16 WEEK 17 DIV AFC Tennessee 11-1 Cleveland at Houston Pittsburgh at COLTS COLTS 8-4 Cincinnati Detroit at Jacksonville Tennessee Jacksonville 4-7 at Chicago Green Bay COLTS at Baltimore Houston 4-7 at Green Bay Tennessee at Oakland Chicago AFC PLAYOFF RACE (*DIVISION LEADER) W-L-T WEEK 14 WEEK 15 WEEK 16 WEEK 17 DIV AFC Pittsburgh 9-3* vs. Dallas at Baltimore at Tennessee vs. Cleveland NY Jets 8-4* at San Francisco vs. Buffalo at Seattle vs. Miami Denver 7-5* vs. Kansas City at Carolina vs. Buffalo at San Diego Baltimore 8-4 vs. Washington vs. Pittsburgh at Dallas vs. Jacksonville New England 7-5 at Seattle at Oakland vs. Arizona at Buffalo Miami 7-5 at Buffalo vs. San Francisco at Kansas City at NY Jets Buffalo 6-6 vs. Miami at NY Jets at Denver vs. New England San Diego 4-8 vs. Oakland at Kansas City at Tampa Bay vs. Denver Cleveland 4-8 at Tennessee at Philadelphia vs. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Oakland 3-9 at San Diego vs. New England vs. Houston at Tampa Bay Kansas City 2-10 at Denver vs. San Diego vs. Miami at Cincinnati Cincinnati at COLTS vs. Washington at Cleveland vs. Kansas City COLTS-BENGALS SERIES NOTES The league series stands 14-8 in favor of the Colts, and 1-0 in favor of the Colts in post-season play. The teams last met in series play on December 18, 2006 in the RCA Dome, as the Colts posted a win. QB-Peyton Manning ( , 4 TDs) directed a potent offensive attack that included solid efforts from WRs-Marvin Harrison (8-86, 3 TDs) and Reggie Wayne (7-84, 1 TD). DE-Dwight Freeney totaled three sacks as the club assumed a second-quarter lead it would not relinquish. The last series renewal in Cincinnati was on November 20, 2005, as Indianapolis forged a win. Taking a halftime lead with touchdowns on the first five possessions, the Colts earned an offensive shootout victory. Manning was , 3 TDs/1 int. Wayne was 5-117, 1 TD, while TE-Dallas Clark was 6-125, 1 TD and RB-Edgerrin James was 24-89, 2 TDs rushing. Cincinnati produced 492 yards behind QB-Carson Palmer ( , 2 TDs/1 int.). Cincinnati rushed for 164 yards, while WR-Chad Johnson was 8-189, 1 TD receiving. The Colts posted a victory over the Bengals on October 6, In that contest, Indianapolis raced to a 21-0 first-half lead and never trailed. Manning was , 2 TDs/1 int. and tallied on an 11t rush. He teamed with TE-Marcus Pollard (3t) and Harrison (9-145, 1 TD, 3t) on first-half scoring plays, while James' (22-60, 1 TD) 3t fourth-quarter rush provided the winning points. Cincinnati's last win in the league series came on November 9, 1997, in Indianapolis. The Colts won the only playoff encounter between the clubs, 17-0 in Baltimore on December 26, MARVIN HARRISON VS. CINCINNATI DATE No. Yds. Avg. LG TD 12/22/96 Road / 9/97 Home /24/99 Home t 1 10/ 6/02 Home /20/05 Road /18/06 Home TOTAL REGULAR SEASON SERIES HISTORY COLTS LEAD BENGALS 14-8 (POST-SEASON SERIES COLTS LEAD 1-0) DATE LOCATION RESULT COLTS BENGALS W / 3/74 Baltimore L /19/76 Baltimore W / 4/79 Baltimore W / L /11/81 Baltimore L / 5/82 Baltimore L / W /13/87 Indianapolis L W W W W 9 6 W / 3/95 Indianapolis L (OT) L / 9/97 Indianapolis L /13/98 Indianapolis W /24/99 Indianapolis W / 6/02 Indianapolis W W /18/06 Indianapolis W PEYTON MANNING VS. CINCINNATI DATE Att-Comp. Yds. Pct. TD INT LG Rat. Result 12/13/98 Home W, /24/99 Home t 88.4 W, / 6/02 Home W, /20/05 Road t W, /18/06 Home W, TOTAL , overall

3 CONNECTIONS: DB-Keiwan Ratliff is from Youngstown and was D2a-04 (49th overall) choice by Cincinnati Ratliff started eight of 51 games and was PR with 86 tackles and three interceptions from Ratliff and WR-Andre Caldwell were teammates at Florida Defensive Coordinator Ron Meeks was DB Coach in Cincinnati from Meeks and QB Coach Ken Zampese were on same coaching staff in St. Louis (2001) Meeks was on coaching staff in Atlanta while TE-Reggie Kelly played for Falcons (1999) TE-Ben Utecht was , 3 TDs receiving in 41 games (30 starts) for Colts from DT-Darrell Reid and Utecht were teammates at Minnesota DE-Josh Mallard was D7-02 (220th overall) choice by Colts Mallard had 20 tackles, 15 solo, one sack and three FR in 13 games in 2002 WR-Anthony Gonzalez is Cleveland native, attended Ohio State and resides in Columbus WR-Roy Hall was born in Bedford, attended Ohio State and resides in Cleveland LB-Tyjuan Hagler attended Cincinnati DT-Daniel Muir attended Kent State WR-Pierre Garcon attended Mount Union Offensive Coordinator Tom Moore was offensive backfield coach at Dayton, where he earned his master s degree, from RB Coach Gene Huey was assistant coach at Ohio State from TE-Nate Lawrie is Indianapolis native (Roncalli HS) LB-Corey Mays and S-Chinedum Ndukwe attended Notre Dame DL Coach Jay Hayes was on coaching staff at Notre Dame from DB-Tim Jennings, DE-Marcus Howard and OT-Dennis Roland were teammates at Georgia RB- Joseph Addai, OG-Nate Livings and OG-Andrew Whitworth were teammates at LSU QB-Jim Sorgi and CB-Jamar Fletcher were teammates at Wisconsin LB-Philip Wheeler and DE/LB-Eric Henderson were teammates at Georgia Tech TE-Jacob Tamme and WR-Glenn Holt were teammates at Kentucky DB-Brandon Foster and RB- Cedric Benson were teammates at Texas DT-Antonio Johnson and DE-Antwan Odom were teammates in Tennessee (2007) Head Coach Tony Dungy ( ) and OL Coach Howard Mudd ( ) were BEST NFL ROAD WINNING PERCENTAGE DURING DUNGY S COLTS TENURE ( ) TEAM RECORD WINNING % New England COLTS Philadelphia NY Giants Pittsburgh REGGIE WAYNE VS. CINCINNATI DATE No. Yds. Avg. LG TD 10/ 6/02 Home /20/05 Road t 1 12/18/06 Home TOTAL t 2 COLTS-BENGALS CONNECTIONS on coaching staff in Kansas City while TE Coach Jonathan Hayes played for Chiefs Mudd ( ), Special Teams Coach Russ Purnell ( ) and LB Coach Mike Murphy ( ) were on coaching staff in Seattle with Offensive Coordinator Bob Bratkowski Purnell, Head Coach Marvin Lewis and Strength and Conditioning Coach Chip Morton were on same coaching staff in Baltimore ( ) Associate Head Coach Jim Caldwell and Morton were on same staff at Penn State ( ) Offensive Quality Control/Assistant OL Coach Pete Metzelaars and Offensive Coaching Staff Assistant Frank Reich played in Carolina while Morton was on coaching staff (1995) Metzelaars was on coaching staff at Wingate while CB-David Jones played for Bulldogs (2003) WR Coach Clyde Christensen and DB Coach Kevin Coyle were on same coaching staff at Holy Cross ( ) WR-Marvin Harrison played at Syracuse while Coyle was on coaching staff ( ) Special Assistant to the Defense Rod Perry and WR Coach Mike Sheppard were on same coaching staff in San Diego ( ) Perry and Special Teams Coach Darrin Simmons were on same coaching staff in Carolina while K-Shayne Graham played for Panthers (2002) Perry was on coaching staff in Carolina while OG-Evan Mathis played for Panthers ( ) TE Coach Ricky Thomas played at Alabama while LB Coach Jeff FitzGerald was graduate assistant on coaching staff (1986) Strength and Conditioning Coach Jon Torine played at Springfield College while Assistant OL Coach Bob Surace was on coaching staff (1991) DT-Domata Peko is brother of Tupe Peko, who started nine of 27 games on offensive line for Colts from Vice President of Football Operations Chris Polian and Director of Player Personnel Tom Telesco played at John Carroll Vice President of Ticket Operations/Guest Services Larry Hall is Cincinnati native, attended Cincinnati and worked for Bengals Pro Scout Kevin Rogers was born in Columbus Scouting Assistant Jamie Moore was born in Tiffin and played football at Tiffin University Area Scout Matt Terpening played basketball at Xavier. TOP COACH-QB COMBINATIONS SINCE 1970 MERGER (REGULAR SEASON, MIN. 50 GAMES) Quarterback Head Coach Team Won Lost Tied Pct. Tom Brady Bill Belichick New England Ken Stabler John Madden Oakland Jim McMahon Mike Ditka Chicago Peyton Manning Tony Dungy COLTS Roger Staubach Tom Landry Dallas Steve Young George Seifert San Francisco John Elway Mike Shanahan Denver BEST NFL HOME WINNING PERCENTAGE DURING DUNGY S COLTS TENURE ( ) TEAM RECORD WINNING % New England COLTS Baltimore Pittsburgh Seattle/Denver

4 HEAD COACHES TONY DUNGY is at the Colts' helm. Dungy joined the Colts on January 22, 2002, after serving as Tampa Bay's head coach for six seasons ( ). Dungy's career regular-season record is , and he has an overall record of Dungy became the 35th coach in NFL history to earn 100 career victories with a win at Houston on 10/23/05. Dungy became the 20th coach since entering the league in 1970 to win 100 career games. Of those 20, only George Seifert (132), Joe Gibbs (148), Mike Ditka (151), Mike Holmgren (160) and Mike Shanahan (161) reached 100 career wins faster than Dungy's pace of 163 games. Dungy recorded his 100th regular-season victory vs. Tennessee 12/4/05, becoming only the 6th coach to win 100+ regular-season games in the first 10 years as a head coach (113, Seifert; 105, Don Shula; 103, John Madden; 102, Dungy; 101, Gibbs; 101, Ditka). Dungy coached his 200th regular-season game on 11/2/08, and the victory over New England was his 131st, the third-highest total by any NFL head coach over the first 200 regular-season career games (147, Shula; 131, George Halas). With an overall mark of 88-32, Dungy became the winningest coach in Colts history with a 31-7 win at Carolina on 10/28/07, bettering the prior total of 73 by Shula and Ted Marchibroda. Dungy owns a mark since the start of the 1999 season (30-18 at Tampa Bay; with Colts), and he is the NFL's winningest coach during that span. He has directed 10 of his 12 teams into the playoffs, while leading Tampa Bay (1999) and the Colts (2003, 2006) to the conference championship game, and his 2006 Colts squad won Super Bowl XLI. Dungy took Tampa Bay to four playoff appearances during his tenure as field general. From , Dungy has directed the Colts to 10-6, 12-4, 12-4, 14-2, 12-4 and 13-3 records, becoming the only coach in club history to produce 10+ victories and playoff berths in the first six seasons with the team. In 2007, Dungy helped produce the 17th 10+-victory season in franchise history, and he is one of five Colts head coaches to earn double-digit victory totals (6, Dungy; 4, Shula; 3, Marchibroda; 2, Don McCafferty; 2, Jim Mora). Dungy has nine career double-digit victory seasons (10-6, 1997; 11-5, 1999; 10-6, 2000 with Tampa Bay; 10-6, 2002; 12-4, 2003; 12-4, 2004; 14-2, 2005; 12-4, 2006; 13-3, 2007 with Colts), and he was the first coach to defeat all 32 NFL teams. Under Dungy, Indianapolis has six consecutive 10+-victory seasons ( ), tying the thirdlongest streak in NFL history (16, San Francisco, ; 7, Dallas, ; 6, Dallas, ; 6, Miami ; 6, LA Rams, ; 6, Dallas, ; 6, Colts, ). The Colts have produced a regular-season record since 1999, a victory total that leads the NFL. The Colts are the only team to qualify for post-season play eight times in the last nine seasons. Indianapolis has won the AFC South five consecutive seasons and has owned or shared the division lead in 95 of 115 weeks of AFC South existence. The Colts were wire-to-wire divisional leaders from Under Dungy during the regular season, the Colts are at home and on the road. Dungy ( ) has earned nine consecutive playoff appearances ( at Tampa Bay; with Colts), tying Tom Landry (9, Dallas, ) for the most consecutive playoff appearances by NFL coaches since Indianapolis (14-2, 2005; 12-4, 2003, 2004 and 2006; 13-3, 2007) has become the only team to earn 12+ victories in five consecutive seasons, snapping the league mark it had shared with Dallas ( ). The Colts own a record (counting the playoffs) since the start of the 2003 season and are since Dungy held a record as head coach with Tampa Bay, qualifying for the playoffs four times in six seasons. Dungy produced some of the NFL's stingiest defenses during his years at Tampa Bay. His units ranked no lower than 11th during his stay and ranked 6th or higher in four of his last five years. His 2007 Colts unit ranked 3rd in the NFL and 1st in scoring defense. Dungy also served with Pittsburgh, including as defensive coordinator. After serving as DB Coach at Kansas City, Dungy was the defensive coordinator at Minnesota from During his years in Minnesota, the Vikings intercepted an NFL-high 95 passes and made three playoff appearances. The Chiefs made two playoff appearances during Dungy's tenure. At Pittsburgh in 1984, he became the NFL's youngest coordinator (age 28). In five seasons as Pittsburgh's coordinator, the Steelers averaged 24 interceptions and 37 takeaways, while scoring 20 touchdowns. Dungy entered the coaching ranks in 1980 at his alma mater, Minnesota, where he was a quarterback ( ). He made the Steelers as a free agent in 1977 and was a member of the Super Bowl XIII title team, then was traded to San Francisco in Dungy is a native of Jackson, Mich. DID YOU KNOW ABOUT DUNGY S TEAMS? AS A HEAD COACH, DUNGY S TEAMS OWN... A record when scoring 17+ points. A record when his team establishes a 10+-point lead. A 74-1 record when his team establishes a 14+-point lead. MARVIN LEWIS became the ninth Bengals head coach on January 14, Lewis joined Cincinnati after serving as defensive coordinator/assistant head coach with Washington in Lewis directed Cincinnati to 8-8 records in his first two seasons with the team, and the Bengals produced a record of 11-5 in 2005 in winning the AFC North. Cincinnati was 8-8 in 2006 and 7-9 in Lewis spent as defensive coordinator with Baltimore, a tenure that included a Super Bowl title during the 2000 regular season. Lewis' 2000 defensive unit set the NFL record for fewest points allowed in a 16-game season (165) and ranked 1st in the NFL in rushing yards allowed (970), rushing average (2.7), takeaways (49), fumbles recovered (26) and shutouts (4). Lewis was LB Coach with Pittsburgh He started his career at his alma mater, Idaho State, as LB Coach from He served at Long Beach State , New Mexico and Pittsburgh before entering the NFL. Lewis was a LB, QB and DB at Idaho State. He is a native of McDonald, Pa. NFL'S BEST REGULAR SEASON RECORDS COLTS AMONG NFL S WINNINGEST TEAMS FROM : The Colts stand as the NFL's winningest team since the start of the 1999 season. The Colts own a record during that span. Colts Head Coach Tony Dungy was with Tampa Bay from He is with the Colts, and his 111 wins during that span are the most in the NFL. Record Team COLTS Head Coach Jim Mora/Tony Dungy New England Pete Carroll/Bill Belichick Pittsburgh Bill Cowher/Mike Tomlin Philadelphia Andy Reid Tennessee Jeff Fisher Green Bay Ray Rhodes/Mike Sherman/Mike McCarthy Denver Mike Shanahan Baltimore Brian Billick/John Harbaugh Tampa Bay Tony Dungy/Jon Gruden NY Giants Jim Fassel/Tom Coughlin

5 COACHES WITH 100+ CAREER WINS In NFL history, there are 37 head coaches who have surpassed the 100+-win plateau, including playoff victories. Tony Dungy reached that mark 10/23/05 at Houston, his 163rd career game. Regular Season Postseason Career Coach Team(s) Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. Won Lost Pct. Won Lost Tied Pct. Don Shula Baltimore Colts, Miami Dolphins George Halas Chicago Bears Tom Landry Dallas Cowboys Earl (Curly) Lambeau Green Bay Packers, Chicago Cardinals, Washington Redskins Chuck Noll Pittsburgh Steelers Marty Schottenheimer Cleveland Browns, KC Chiefs, Washington Redskins, SD Chargers Dan Reeves Denver Broncos, NY Giants, Atlanta Falcons Chuck Knox LA Rams, Buffalo Bills, Seattle Seahawks Bill Parcells NY Giants, NE Patriots, NY Jets, Dallas Cowboys Mike Holmgren Green Bay Packers, Seattle Seahawks Joe Gibbs Washington Redskins Paul Brown Cleveland Browns, Cincinnati Bengals Bud Grant Minnesota Vikings Bill Cowher Pittsburgh Steelers Marv Levy KC Chiefs, Buffalo Bills Mike Shanahan LA Raiders, Denver Broncos Steve Owen NY Giants Bill Belichick Cleveland Browns, NE Patriots TONY DUNGY Tampa Bay Buccaneers, COLTS Hank Stram KC Chiefs, New Orleans Saints Weeb Ewbank Baltimore Colts, NY Jets Jeff Fisher Tennessee Titans Mike Ditka Chicago Bears, New Orleans Saints Dick Vermeil Philadelphia Eagles, St. Louis Rams, KC Chiefs Jim Mora New Orleans Saints, Indianapolis Colts George Seifert San Francisco 49ers, Carolina Panthers Sid Gillman LA Rams, LA-San Diego Chargers, Houston Oilers Tom Coughlin Jacksonville Jaguars, NY Giants George Allen Los Angeles Rams, Washington Redskins Dennis Green Minnesota Vikings, Arizona Cardinals Don Coryell St. Louis Cardinals, San Diego Chargers John Madden Oakland Raiders Ray (Buddy) Parker Chicago Cardinals, Detroit Lions, Pittsburgh Steelers Vince Lombardi Green Bay Packers, Washington Redskins Tom Flores Oakland-LA Raiders, Seattle Seahawks Bill Walsh San Francisco 49ers Andy Reid Philadelphia Eagles Active coaches in bold. HIGHEST WINNING PERCENTAGE AMONG ACTIVE COACHES (Regular Season with 50+ wins) NAME TEAM W L T PCT. Tony Dungy COLTS Bill Belichick New England Andy Reid Philadelphia Mike Shanahan Denver Wade Phillips Dallas Mike Holmgren Seattle

6 COLTS ALL-TIME DOUBLE-DIGIT VICTORY SEASONS Record Year Head Coach Playoff Result Tony Dungy Lost AFC Divisional Playoffs to Pittsburgh, Don Shula Lost Super Bowl III to N.Y. Jets, Jim Mora Lost AFC Divisional Playoffs to Tennessee, Tony Dungy Lost AFC Divisional Playoffs vs. San Diego, Don Shula Lost NFL Championship to Cleveland, Tony Dungy Lost AFC Championship Game at New England, Tony Dungy Lost AFC Divisional Playoffs at New England, Tony Dungy Won Super Bowl XLI over Chicago, Don Shula Lost tie-breaker with Rams and missed playoffs Don McCafferty Won Super Bowl V over Dallas, Ted Marchibroda Lost AFC Divisional Playoffs to Pittsburgh, Don Shula Lost Western Conf. Playoffs at Green Bay, (OT) Don McCafferty Lost AFC Championship Game at Miami, Ted Marchibroda Lost AFC Divisional Playoffs to Pittsburgh, Ted Marchibroda Lost AFC Divisional Playoffs to Oakland, (2 OT) Jim Mora Lost AFC Wildcard Playoffs at Miami, (OT) Tony Dungy Lost AFC Wildcard Playoffs at N.Y. Jets, 41-0 DUNGY S REGULAR-SEASON RECORD AS HEAD COACH WITH COLTS BY MONTH: (OVERALL 81-27) Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan TOTAL MOST CONSECUTIVE 10+-VICTORY SEASONS IN NFL HISTORY NO. OF SEASONS TEAM YEARS 16 San Francisco Dallas Dallas Miami LA Rams Dallas COLTS COLTS TURNOVER DIFFERENTIAL UNDER DUNGY DEFENSE OFFENSE MARGIN AFC/NFL RANK Int. Fumbles Total Int. Fumbles Total t/21t / / /4t t/6t / t/7t Total *The Colts 2 lost fumbles rank 1st in NFL. *The Colts 14 total giveaways rank 3rd in AFC and tied for 5th in NFL. *The Colts 11 interceptions are tied for 7th in AFC and tied for 12th in NFL. *The Colts 19 total takeaways rank 9th in AFC and 17th in NFL. NFL TURNOVER RATIOS FROM , TONY DUNGY S COLTS TENURE FEWEST GIVEAWAYS MOST TAKEAWAYS BEST MARGIN 140 COLTS 218 BALTIMORE +66 COLTS 144 JACKSONVILLE 214 CHICAGO +46 NEW ENGLAND 156 SAN DIEGO 212 CAROLINA +35 KANSAS CITY 160 KANSAS CITY 207 NEW ENGLAND +34 JACKSONVILLE 161 NEW ENGLAND 207 TAMPA BAY +34 SAN DIEGO 161 NY JETS 206 COLTS +25 TENNESSEE 174 PHILADELPHIA 206 CINCINNATI +23 ATLANTA/TAMPA BAY

7 COLTS TEAM OFFENSIVE NOTES OFFENSIVE NOTES *The Colts rank 3rd in AFC passing offense, 7th in the NFL. *The Colts rank 3rd in the AFC and 4th in the NFL in sacks allowed per pass play, allowing one sack per 38.1 attempts. *The Colts have converted nine of 14 fourth-down conversions, 64.3%. That conversion percentage ranks 4th in the AFC and 6th in the NFL. *The Colts offense ranks 1st in the NFL in TD% inside the red zone, scoring a TD 67.6% of the time (23/34). COLTS OFFENSE HAS CONTINUED TO RANK AMONG NFL S BEST *The Colts have finished in the top four in NFL scoring offense eight of the last nine years. *The Colts are the only team to rank in the top three in NFL scoring offense the past five seasons. *The Colts have finished in the top three in AFC passing offense for 10 consecutive seasons, leading the conference six times in that span. *The Colts have finished in the top six in NFL passing offense for 10 straight seasons, leading the league in 2003 and *The Colts have finished ranked in the top 10 in NFL total offense for nine consecutive seasons. *In eight of those nine seasons, the Colts have ranked in the top five in NFL total offense, including six years in the top three. *Third-down conversion percentage has been a factor in the Colts offensive success. The Colts have converted third downs at the highest rate in the NFL each of the past three seasons, and have ranked no worse than 8th in the NFL since The Colts set an NFL record with a 56.1 conversion rate in THIRD-DOWN CONVERSION PERCENTAGE YEAR MADE-ATT. PCT. AFC/NFL RANK / / * 1/ / / / / / / / /17 *-NFL record THIRD-DOWN CONVERSION PCT. SINCE 2002 TEAM MADE-ATT. PCT. COLTS 636-1, New England 620-1, New Orleans 622-1, Green Bay 616-1, Pittsburgh 602-1, FOURTH-DOWN CONVERSION PCT. SINCE 2002 TEAM MADE-ATT. PCT. New England COLTS Houston Jacksonville St. Louis COLTS TEAM DEFENSIVE NOTES DEFENSIVE NOTES *The Colts are the only team to rank in the top-five in the AFC in pass offense (3) and pass defense (4) and one of three teams to rank in the top-10 in the NFL in pass offense (7) and pass defense (6)-(GB, Phi.). *The Colts have surrendered only four passing touchdowns, a league best. The next fewest allowed is eight by Tennessee. *The Colts defense is 3rd in the AFC and 3rd in the NFL in TD% inside the red zone, allowing a TD 39.0% of the time (16/41). COLTS DEFENSE RANKED AMONG LEAGUE S BEST IN 2007, WHILE APPROACHING FRANCHISE-BEST MARKS *In 2007, Indianapolis was the only team to finish in the top two in the AFC in total offense and total defense. * Indianapolis and New England were the only teams in 2007 to rank in the top five in the NFL in total offense and total defense. *The Colts led the NFL in scoring defense in 2007, surrendering 16.4 points per game. *In Head Coach Tony Dungy s six seasons with Indianapolis, the Colts have ranked in the top 10 in scoring defense four times. *The Colts ranked 2nd in the AFC and 3rd in the NFL in total defense in 2007, yielding yards per game. *279.7 yards allowed ranks as the lowest franchise total since 1971 and the 3rd-best seasonal total since *The Colts also finished the 2006 season ranked 2nd in the NFL in pass defense, allowing yards per game, marking the first time in franchise history the team finished consecutive seasons ranked in the top two in the league in pass defense and the second time finishing consecutive seasons ranked in the top 10 since COLTS PASSING DEFENSE RANKINGS YEAR YDS./GAME AFC/NFL RANK / / / /15 COLTS PASSING TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED YEAR TDs ALLOWED AFC/NFL RANK / /2t t/5t t/6t COLTS RUSH DEFENSE IMPROVES Through the season s first four games, the Colts rush defense surrendered 754 yards, an average of yards per game. In the eight games since, the rush defense has allowed 852 yards, yards per game. FIRST FOUR GAMES EIGHT GAMES SINCE Chicago 183 Baltimore 51 Minnesota 179 Green Bay 116 Jacksonville 236 Tennessee 88 Houston 156 New England 140 Total 754 Pittsburgh 59 Houston 177 San Diego 120 Cleveland 101 Total 852

8 QUARTERBACK PEYTON MANNING REWRITING THE COLTS RECORD BOOKS: Manning owns the club career passing marks in completions, attempts, yards and touchdowns. Manning also owns club records with TD games, six 5+-TD games and seven 400+-yard games. His 472 passing yards at Kansas City 10/31/04 marked a franchise-best. In 2004, Manning s seasonal completion percentage (67.6), touchdowns (49), passing yardage (4,557) and passer rating (121.1) all marked club records. Manning owns the single-game club mark with 6 TD passes at New Orleans 9/28/03 and at Detroit 11/25/04. NFL ALL-TIME CAREER PASSING LEADERS TOUCHDOWNS PASSING YARDS 1. Brett Favre* Brett Favre* 64, Dan Marino Dan Marino 61, Fran Tarkenton John Elway 51, Peyton Manning* Warren Moon 49, John Elway Fran Tarkenton 47, Warren Moon Vinny Testaverde 46, John Unitas Drew Bledsoe 44, Vinny Testaverde Peyton Manning* 44, Joe Montana Dan Fouts 43, Dave Krieg Joe Montana 40, Sonny Jurgensen John Unitas 40,239 IRONMAN: Manning has started the first 172 games of his career (the longest career-opening streak of any QB in NFL history and the longest streak in Colts history). He collected his 100th career starting win in his 154th career game vs. Kansas City 11/18/07, the 5th-fastest pace to 100 wins in NFL history. His 113 wins rank second-most in Colts history (116, Unitas). Manning is one of three NFL QBs to have defeated 31 other NFL teams (Tom Brady, Brett Favre). Manning has won 10+ games in a season 8 times ( , ), 1st among Colts QBs (3, Unitas; 3, Jones). Among QBs, his 172-game start streak is 2nd-longest in the NFL history (265, Brett Favre). MOST CAREER STARTING WINS IN NFL HISTORY Rank Name Record Pct. 1. Brett Favre* John Elway Dan Marino Fran Tarkenton John Unitas Joe Montana Peyton Manning* Terry Bradshaw Warren Moon Jim Kelly PEYDIRT: Manning ( ) has 20+ TD passes in 10 consecutive seasons, extending his club record. Manning owns 10 of TD seasons in club history. Manning ( ) is the only NFL QB with 25+ touchdowns passes in 10 consecutive seasons. Manning owns one of five 40+ seasons in NFL history (50, Tom Brady, 2007; 49, Manning, 2004; 48, Marino, 1984; 44, Marino, 1986; 41, Kurt Warner, 1999). He owns four of the franchise s five 30+-TD seasons (49, Manning, 2004; 33, Manning, 2000; 32, John Unitas, 1959; 31, Manning, ). MOST CONSECUTIVE SEASONS WITH 20+-TD PASSES Player Cons. Seasons Brett Favre 12 seasons ( ) Peyton Manning 10 seasons (1998-present) Dan Marino 10 seasons ( ) IN 172 CAREER GAMES, MANNING HAS RECORDED THE FOLLOWING: CATEGORY NO. OF TIMES 2+ Touchdown Passes Touchdown Passes Touchdown Passes Touchdown Passes Passing Yards Passing Yards Rating Games Completion Games 122 Games with TD pass Completion Percentage Completion Percentage Completion Percentage 122 Colts scored 30+ Points 62 Produced 100+ Receiver 105 Red Zone TD: Int Ratio 198:22 PEYTON MANNING BY THE YARDS PASSING YARDS (172 games) TOTAL OFFENSE (172 games) 200+ yards 139 games 300+ yards 141 games 250+ yards 96 games 350+ yards 93 games 300+ yards 45 games 400+ yards 43 games 350+ yards 17 games 400+ yards 7 games MANNING has taken every snap in 146 of 172 games. Manning took 1,590 consecutive snaps to open his career. He had a career-best streak of 1,631 consecutive snaps end at New Orleans 9/28/03. He has taken 10,511 of 10,831 possible snaps from The only other QBs to take snaps from scrimmage during Manning s career are Steve Walsh (21, 1999), Mark Rypien (22, 2001), Brock Huard (22, 2003) and Jim Sorgi (74, 2004; 102, 2005; 74, 2007). P-Hunter Smith took one snap in 2000 (fake FG), 2003 (fake FG), 2004 (fake punt) and 2005 (fake FG). RB- Edgerrin James took one direct snap in Manning has missed one career snap due to injury (vs. Miami, 11/11/01). NFL ALL-TIME CAREER COMPLETIONS LEADERS 1. 5,645 Brett Favre* 2. 4,967 Dan Marino 3. 4,123 John Elway 4. 3,988 Warren Moon 5. 3,839 Drew Bledsoe 6. 3,787 Vinny Testaverde 7. 3,749 Peyton Manning* 8. 3,686 Fran Tarkenton 9. 3,409 Joe Montana 10. 3,297 Dan Fouts Manning reached 3,000 completions in his 139th career game vs. Philadelphia 11/26/06, marking the fastest player in league history to reach 3,000 career completions (146 games, Dan Marino and Drew Bledsoe). MOST CONSECUTIVE SEASONS WITH 25+-TD PASSES Player Cons. Seasons Peyton Manning 10 seasons (1998-present) Dan Marino 5 seasons ( ) Brett Favre 5 seasons ( )

9 2008 PEYTON MANNING GAME-BY-GAME DATE OPPONENT Att-Comp. Yds. Pct. TD INT LG Rat. Result 09/07 vs. Chicago L /14 at Minnesota W /21 vs. Jacksonville L /05 at Houston W /12 vs. Baltimore t W /19 at Green Bay L /27 at Tennessee L /02 vs. New England W /09 at Pittsburgh t 95.8 W /16 vs. Houston W /23 at San Diego W /30 at Cleveland W /07 vs. Cincinnati 12/14 vs. Detroit 12/18 at Jacksonville 12/28 vs. Tennessee TOTAL , Category 1998 AFC/NFL 1999 AFC/NFL 2000 AFC/NFL 2001 AFC/NFL 2002 AFC/NFL 2003 AFC/NFL 2004 AFC/NFL Comp / / / / / / /4 Attempts 575 1/ / / / / / /8 Comp. Pct / / / / / / /3 Yards 3,739 1/3 4,135 1/3 4,413 1/1 4,131 1/2 4,200 3/3 4,267 1/1 4,557 2/3 Yds./Att / / / / / / /1 TDs 26 2/5 26 1/3 33 1/1* 26 2/5 27 2/2* 29 1/2 49 1/1 Rating / / / /8* / / /1 Category 2005 AFC/NFL 2006 AFC/NFL 2007 AFC/NFL 2008 AFC/NFL Comp / / / /3 Attempts 453 9/ / / /4 Comp. Pct / / / /13 Yards 3,747 5/7 4,397 1/2 4,040 3/7 2,948 3/6 Yds./Att / / / /24 TDs 28 2/2 31 1/1 31 3/4 19 4/8* Rating / / / /15 PEYTON MANNING CAREER PASSING TOTALS YEAR ST/PL Att-Comp. Yds. Pct. TD INT LG Rat / , t / , t / , t / , t / , / , t / , t / , t / , t / , t / , TOTAL 172/172 5,850-3,749 44, t 94.0 MANNING AMONG COLTS QUARTERBACKS Attempts Completions Yards Touchdowns Games 5,850 Manning 3,749 Manning 44,574 Manning 325 Manning 206 Unitas 5,110 Unitas 2,796 Unitas 39,768 Unitas 287 Unitas 172 Manning 2,464 Jones 1,382 Jones 17,663 Jones 122 Jones 98 Jones 1,536 Trudeau 874 George 9,647 Trudeau 49 Harbaugh 61 Trudeau 1,532 George 812 Trudeau 9,551 George 47 Morrall 53 Harbaugh 1,230 Harbaugh 746 Harbaugh 8,705 Harbaugh 41 Trudeau 52 George 1,154 Pagel 587 Pagel 7,474 Pagel 41 George 51 Morrall/Pagel

10 MANNING AND MORE MILESTONES: Manning, an eight-time Pro Bowler ( , ), is the only player in NFL history with 3,000 passing yards in each of his 1st 10 seasons, and he owns 10 of the 16 3,000+ passing seasons in Colts history (3, Unitas; 3, Bert Jones). Manning extended his NFL-record streak of 4,000+ seasons to six in 2004, tying Dan Marino s all-time NFL mark. He holds the NFL career mark for 4,000+ passing seasons with eight. MOST CONSECUTIVE 3,000+-YARD PASSING SEASONS Player Cons. Seasons Brett Favre 16 seasons (1992-present) Peyton Manning 10 seasons (1998-present) Dan Marino 9 seasons ( ) NFL QBs WITH MULTIPLE 4,000+ PASSING SEASONS 8 Peyton Manning, Colts , Dan Marino, Miami , 88, 92, 94 5 Brett Favre, Green Bay 1995, 98-99, 04, 07 4 Warren Moon, Houston/Minn , Minn Dan Fouts, San Diego Drew Bledsoe, NE/Buff. 1994, 96, 02 3 Trent Green, Kansas City Steve Young, San Francisco 1993, 98 2 Kurt Warner, St. Louis 1999, 01 2 Tom Brady, New England 2005, 07 2 Drew Brees, New Orleans MANNING AND HARRISON DUO: In 155 games, WR-Marvin Harrison has been on the receiving end of 946 passes for 12,660 yards and 111 TDs from QB-Peyton Manning, the most completions, yards and touchdowns by a tandem in NFL history. Manning and Harrison had 63 TDs from for a new 5-year record by a tandem. The duo has hooked up 15 times for 50+-yard TDs. Harrison has totaled 57 of his 59 career 100+ games with Manning at QB. MOST PROLIFIC QB-WR TD DUOs IN NFL HISTORY Peyton Manning-Marvin Harrison, Colts, Steve Young-Jerry Rice, San Francisco, Dan Marino-Mark Clayton, Miami, Jim Kelly-Andre Reed, Buffalo, John Unitas-Raymond Berry, Colts, MOST PROLIFIC ACTIVE QB-WR TD DUOs Peyton Manning-Marvin Harrison, Colts, Peyton Manning-Reggie Wayne, Colts, Marc Bulger-Torry Holt, St. Louis, MISCELLANEOUS: Manning has 64 career 100+ rating games, including three perfect rating games of 158.3, tied for the most by any NFL QB (3, Roethlisberger; 3, Warner) since 1973, when the rating system was instituted. The Colts are 56-8 in those 64 games. Manning has 30 career 50+-yard TD passes, including a career-high 6 in He has hit passes to 7 different players 51 times in his career and with 8+ players 13 times. Manning is the only player in club history to throw for 400+ yards in multiple games. MANNING S TOP 10 RATING GAMES Date Opponent Rating (Passing Totals) 9/28/03 at New Orleans ( , 6 TDs) 11/10/02 at Philadelphia ( , 3 TDs) 10/22/00 New England ( , 3 TDs) 12/9/07 at Baltimore ( , 4 TDs) 12/4/05 Tennessee ( , 3 TDs) 12/14/03 Atlanta ( , 5 TDs) 11/8/04 Minnesota ( , 4 TDs) 10/2/05 at Tennessee ( , 4 TDs) 9/25/00 Jacksonville ( , 4 TDs) 11/25/04 at Detroit ( , 6 TDs) MANNING TD PASSES BY TARGET (30): M. Harrison (111), R. Wayne (51), M. Pollard (34), D. Clark (28), B. Stokley (15), E. James (11), T. Small (7), T. Wilkins (7), K. Dilger (7), A. Gonzalez (6), J. Pathon (6), J. Addai (5), B. Fletcher (5), M. Faulk (4), T. Walters (4), Q. Ismail (3), J. Mungro (3), D. Rhodes (3), E.G. Green (2), B. Utecht (2), R. Williams (2), J. Finn (1), T. Insley (1), K. Keith (1) D. Klecko (1), L. Lawton (1), A. Moorehead (1), M. Roberg (1), T. Santi (1), L. Warren (1). MANNING S COMPLETIONS BY RECEIVERS (Top 11): M. Harrison (946), R. Wayne (549), E. James (355), M. Pollard (243), D. Clark (225), K. Dilger (150), J. Pathon (138), B. Stokley (134), T. Wilkins (117), D. Rhodes (112), J. Addai (102). MANNING S YARDS BY RECEIVER (Top 10): M. Harrison (12,660), R. Wayne (7,730), M. Pollard (3,138), E. James (2,833), D. Clark (2,743), B. Stokley (1,794), K. Dilger (1,663), J. Pathon (1,650), T. Wilkins (1,445), A. Gonzalez (1,147). MANNING TD PASSES BY QUARTER: QUARTER TD PASSES 1st 76 2nd 89 3rd 83 4th 77 STREAKY MANNING : Manning has had 8 career streaks of consecutive games with TD passes extending into double digits, surpassing Hall of Fame QB-John Unitas (3) for the club record. He has 21 career games without a TD pass. Manning hit scoring tosses in 27 straight games from Manning owns 8 of the game streaks in club history (47 games, Unitas (NFL record); 27, Manning; 16, Manning; 13, Manning; 13, Manning; 12, Unitas; 12, Manning; 12, Manning; 11, Manning; 11, Manning; 10, Unitas; 10, Jim Harbaugh). TOTAL OFFENSE UNDER MANNING The Colts have had 10 consecutive seasons of 5,000+ net yards offense. The team had a club-record 6,475 yards in Manning has engineered 10 of the 15 5,000+ seasons in club history. YEAR TOTAL YDS. YDS./GAME AFC/NFL RANK , / , / , / , / , / , / , / , / , / , / , /12 COLTS SCORING UNDER MANNING YEAR PTS./GAME AFC/NFL RANK / / /2t / / /2t / / / / /19

11 PEYTON MANNING PASSING BREAKDOWN vs. AFC (Regular Season Only) TEAMS W-L ATTS COMP PCT. YDS. TD INT LG SACKS RATING AFC EAST , t AFC NORTH t AFC SOUTH , AFC WEST AFC TOTALS , t NFC TOTALS , t LEAGUE TOTALS , t MANNING IN ELITE COMPANY Peyton Manning has reached several key milestones for a quarterback in a short period of time. Here is a look at where he ranks in NFL history on how many games it took him to reach these milestones: 100 TD Passes Games 150 TD Passes Games 200 TD Passes Games 250 TD Passes Games 300 TD Passes Games Dan Marino 44 Dan Marino 62 Dan Marino 89 Dan Marino 128 Peyton Manning 157 Kurt Warner 50 Brett Favre 84 Peyton Manning 106 Peyton Manning 132 Dan Marino 157 John Unitas 53 Peyton Manning 86 Brett Favre 107 Brett Favre 141 Brett Favre 167 Peyton Manning 56 John Unitas 87 John Unitas 121 John Unitas 149 Fran Tarkenton ,000 Yards Games 25,000 Yards Games 30,000 Yards Games 35,000 Yards Games 40,000 Yards Games Dan Marino 74 Dan Marino 92 Dan Marino 114 Dan Marino 134 Dan Marino 153 Kurt Warner 76 Peyton Manning 97 Peyton Manning 115 Peyton Manning 135 Peyton Manning 154 Peyton Manning 78 B. Favre, W. Moon, Warren Moon 125 Drew Bledsoe 145 Warren Moon 165 Drew Bledsoe 83 T. Brady 107 B. Favre/D. Bledsoe 126 B. Favre/W. Moon 147 Brett Favre 166 Manning ranks among the NFL s top 10 career passing yardage leaders and all QBs taken as the first pick in the NFL Draft since Here s a look at each player s total through nine seasons. NFL S TOP 10 CAREER LEADING PASSERS AND AN ELEVEN-YEAR COMPARISON WITH PEYTON MANNING Yards Name Games Att. Comp. Pct. Yards Yd/Att. TD Int. Rating Years 64,363* Brett Favre 161 5,441 3, , ,361 Dan Marino 156 5,434 3, , ,475 John Elway 160 4,890 2, , ,325 Warren Moon 156 5,147 3, , ,003 Fran Tarkenton 153 3,797 2, , ,223 Vinny Testaverde 142 4,177 2, , ,611 Drew Bledsoe 156 5,599 3, , ,574* Peyton Manning 172 5,850 3, , ,040 Dan Fouts 131 3,873 2, , ,551 Joe Montana 151 4,059 2, , QBs TAKEN AS FIRST OVERALL DRAFT PICK SINCE 1970 COMPLETE ELEVEN-SEASON TOTALS Name Games Att. Comp. Pct. Yards Yd/Att. TD Int. Rating Years Peyton Manning 172 5,850 3, , Troy Aikman 154 4,453 2, , Jeff George 132 3,925 2, , Drew Bledsoe 156 5,599 3, , Steve Bartkowski 123 3,330 1, , John Elway 160 4,890 2, , Vinny Testaverde 142 4,177 2, , Terry Bradshaw 144 3,283 1, , Jim Plunkett 122 2,942 1, , MANNING AMONG NFL S TOP LEADING PASSERS THROUGH FIRST ELEVEN SEASONS Attempts Completions Yards Touchdowns Rating 5,850 Manning 3,749 Manning 44,574 Manning 325 Manning 96.1 Young 5,599 Bledsoe 3,311 Favre 40,720 Marino 298 Marino 94.0 Manning 5,441 Favre 3,219 Marino 38,627 Favre 287 Favre 94.0 Warner 5,434 Marino 3,193 Bledsoe 37,949 Moon 237 Kelly 94.0 Montana 5,147 Moon 3,003 Moon 36,876 Bledsoe 232 Unitas 88.1 Marino

12 COLTS RECORD WHEN MANNING RECORD WITH PEYTON UNDER CENTER PASS ATTEMPTS YARDS INTERCEPTIONS Games Started: 172 Less than 20: 3-3 Less than 200: None: Overall: attempts: yards: interception: Home: attempts: yards: interceptions: Away: attempts: or more: or more: 0-11 On Grass: or more: 1-7 On Turf: Indoor: COMPLETIONS TOUCHDOWNS SACKS Outdoor: Less than 10: 1-2 None: 11-9 None: vs. AFC: completions: touchdown: sack: vs. NFC: completions: touchdowns: sacks: Overtime: or more: or more: or more sacks: HIGHEST CAREER AVERAGE TD PASSES PER GAME (Min. 150 TDs) PLAYER TD PASSES GAMES TD PASSES/GAME Peyton Manning* Tom Brady* Dan Marino Brett Favre* Kurt Warner* Drew Brees* Jim Kelly Donovan McNabb* Joe Montana Dan Fouts TOUCHDOWN PASSES FROM PLAYER TDs Peyton Manning 325 Brett Favre 280 Tom Brady 197 Donovan McNabb 189 Kurt Warner 176 Trent Green 162 PASSING YARDS FROM PLAYER PASSING YDS. Peyton Manning 44,574 Brett Favre 41,772 Kerry Collins 29,547 Trent Green 28,475 Donovan McNabb 28,434 Kurt Warner 27,749 MOST CAREER 3+-TD GAMES PLAYER GAMES Brett Favre* 65 Dan Marino 62 Peyton Manning* 50 Fran Tarkenton 41 MOST CAREER 4+-TD GAMES PLAYER GAMES Dan Marino 21 Brett Favre* 20 Peyton Manning* 17 John Unitas 17 MOST CAREER 400+-YARD GAMES PLAYER GAMES Dan Marino 13 Peyton Manning* 7 Joe Montana 7 Warren Moon 7 TOP TOUCHDOWN CONNECTIONS IN COLTS HISTORY Peyton Manning to Marvin Harrison John Unitas to Raymond Berry Peyton Manning to Reggie Wayne John Unitas to Lenny Moore John Unitas to Jimmy Orr Peyton Manning to Marcus Pollard MOST CONSECUTIVE MULTIPLE-TD GAMES 13 Peyton Manning, Colts, John Unitas, Colts, Don Meredith, Dallas, Dan Marino, Miami, Brett Favre, Green Bay, MOST GAMES 2+-TD PASSES TO START A SEASON 13 Peyton Manning, Colts, John Unitas, Colts, Dan Marino, Miami, Tom Brady, NE, 2007 MOST GAMES 4+-TD PASSES IN A SEASON 6 Peyton Manning, Colts, Dan Marino, Miami, Tom Brady, New England, Brett Favre, Green Bay, Dan Marino, Miami, Donovan McNabb, Philadelphia, 2004 HIGHEST PASSER RATING (SEASON) Peyton Manning, Colts, Tom Brady, New England, Steve Young, SF, Joe Montana, SF, Daunte Culpepper, Minnesota, Milt Plum, Cleveland, 1960 MOST GAMES CAREER GAMES 5+-TD PASSES 6 Peyton Manning, Colts 6 Dan Marino, Miami