Baltimore Ravens vs. Indianapolis Colts: The saga continues. Great title for a movie, right? At best, the story between the city of Baltimore and the Colts should be a soap opera – As The Hate Turns or Indianapolis and the Colts-less. You get the picture.
Well, Sunday’s playoff matchup between the Colts and Ravens is wrapped with many chapters.
The Colts return to the city they left, Indianapolis will face their former head coach in Jim Caldwell, who is now the Ravens’ offensive coordinator, the Ravens will battle against their former beloved defensive coordinator in Chuck Pagano, who is now the Colts’ head coach, and rookie quarterback Andrew Luck’s postseason debut.
Wow, Hollywood could not write this.
“Man, this has been a great year, a storybook ending,” said Colts’ wide receiver Reggie Wayne. “Let’s keep it going. Hopefully we can continue to write this movie.”
Nevertheless, the biggest subplot to this drama for Sunday is the possibility that this could be the final appearance o
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PLAYERS:
Jim Caldwell,
Andrew Luck,
Reggie Wayne,
Ray Lewis,
Ray Rice,
Joe Flacco,
Ed Reed
TEAMS: Baltimore Ravens, Indianapolis Colts, New York Giants
TEAMS: Baltimore Ravens, Indianapolis Colts, New York Giants
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