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2006 Indianapolis Colts schedule

Season statistics

Offense Defense
Record Playoff record Total yards Pass yards Rush yards Turnovers First downs Total yards Pass yards Rush yards Turnovers First downs
12-4-0 4-4 7651 5285 2366 28 475 6270 3171 3099 39 373
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2006 was the fifty-eighth season for the Indianapolis Colts and the fourth season for Tony Dungy as the head coach of the Colts. They finished the season 12-4-0 in the regular season and 4-0 in the playoffs eventually winning the NFL championship against the Chicago Bears 29-17 for the team's fourth championship. At the conclusion of the season Peyton Manning was awarded with the Super Bowl Most Valuable Player.

Games

Week Opponent Score Notes
Week 1 @ New York Giants 26-21
Week 2 Houston Texans 43-24
Week 3 Jacksonville Jaguars 21-14
Week 4 @ New York Jets 31-28
Week 5 Tennessee Titans 14-13
Week 7 Washington Redskins 36-22
Week 8 @ Denver Broncos 34-31
Week 9 @ New England Patriots 27-20
Week 10 Buffalo Bills 17-16
Week 11 @ Dallas Cowboys 14-21
Week 12 Philadelphia Eagles 45-21
Week 13 @ Tennessee Titans 17-20
Week 14 @ Jacksonville Jaguars 17-44
Week 15 Cincinnati Bengals 34-16
Week 16 @ Houston Texans 24-27
Week 17 Miami Dolphins 27-22

Playoffs

Week Opponent Score Notes
Wild Card Round Kansas City Chiefs 23-8
Divisional Round @ Baltimore Ravens 15-6
Conference Championship New England Patriots 38-34
Super Bowl vs. Chicago Bears 29-17

Coaches

Head Coach: Offensive Coordinator: Defensive Coordinator: Quarterbacks Coach: Wide Receivers Coach: Offensive Line Coach: Running Backs Coach: Tight Ends Coach: Linebackers Coach: Defensive Backs (Secondary) Coach: Defensive Backs Coach: Special Teams Coordinator: Strength and Conditioning Coach: Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach: Defensive Quality Control Coach: Offensive Quality Control Coach: Special Assistant to the Head Coach: Director of Player Personnel: Scouting Assistant: Intern: