Found June 12, 2012 on The Colts Authority: Yardbarker Blogger Network
One of the things that we'll be doing throughout the summer is reviewing the 2011 Colts' high and low points by going through big plays throughout the season.  The first section is bittersweet: defensive interceptions. Positive: they are good plays for the Colts, turnovers caused by the defense. Negative: they didn't happen much in 2011, the Colts only had eight interceptions, tying with Minnesota for least in the league (another fun fact: Colts had the least passes defended with 55).  Nevertheless, we will celebrate what we can.  Week One: 1-10-IND 39 (14:12 1st Quarter) M.Schaub pass short right intended for A.Johnson INTERCEPTED by M.Bullitt at IND 25. M.Bullitt to IND40 for 15 yards (K.Walter). The Texans ran two straight play action rollouts for Schaub to start the game, both resulting in a wide open Andre Johnson. The first one went for 21 yards, but the second one resulted in an overthrow by Schaub, and Melvin Bullitt made a great play to grab the tipped ball....
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