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Originally Posted by Goldmember

I've been telling Chiefs fans this for some time. The Chiefs owe the Colts a long history of payback and the only way to collect on it is to beat them in the playoffs, three times, at least.

I disagree with you on the 2007 playoff game though. If the Chiefs had ANY resemblance of an offense, they would have beaten the Colts, and that was their SB year. I don't think any other defense gave Manning as much trouble as the Chiefs' did. The defense was owning Manning through much of the game. They intercepted him like three times I believe. But that was the worst Chiefs offense I've ever seen though.

This is truth.

It was seven long years before the Chiefs again faced the Colts in post-season play. You’d figure with all the new players, new rules, and seven years to forget bad habits, things would be different. The again 13-3 Chiefs hosted the Colts at Arrowhead, and despite Priest Holmes and Dante Hall, Peyton ****ing Manning had a near perfect day, beating the Chiefs 38-31 in the only punt-less playoff game in history. This one hurt the most for two reasons: our crappy D couldn’t stop them ONE time, and I froze my ass off during that game. With junk punch #4, I literally began to loathe Indy.

WTH? Are you sure you're not remembering another game? I, too, was there and I don't recall it being all that cold that day.