On February 4, 2007 Super Bowl XLI was played between The Chicago Bears and the Indianapolis Colts. The game was played in Miami Gardens, Florida at Dolphin Stadium. The MVP of the game was Peyton Manning, who at the time was quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts. The final score of this historic game was 29-17.
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Super Bowl V was the first Super Bowl following the AFL-NFL merger, a union that still stands to this day. The latest in the Countdown to Super Bowl LI takes a look at the Baltimore Colts first Super Bowl ring.
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SuperBowlTickets.net understands you've hit that offseason lull. That's why, once a week, we will be previewing the NFL's 2016 regular season for each individual division.
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With the Tennessee Titans trading the #1 overall pick in the 2016 NFL Draft to the St. Louis Rams, its worth reviewing some of the trades that have happened at the top of the draft in the past. The history of trading up for the #1 overall pick in the NFL Draft is not always one of beauty. From perennial disappointments to all-out disasters, the #1 pick has proven to be that of both a blessing--and sometimes a curse.
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As the NFL offseason marches closer toward the NFL Draft, the buzz behind the free ...
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After 18 years in the NFL, quarterback Peyton Manning made his retirement from the league official on Monday.
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Super Bowl XLIV was a game played between the New Orleans Saints and the Indianapolis ...
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As the NFL’s regular season winds to a close, the contenders and pretenders in the ...
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The Indianapolis Colts look alive. Going into pre-season, the Colts were a popular pick to ...
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