Entering the fourth quarter, the Colts have been having trouble with the Texans. Peyton Manning had been harassed by a ferocious Texans front four, and had just 228 passing yards. The Texans’ 20-10 lead looked solid.
Colts Vs. Texans: Colts Need Huge Comeback From Manning After Austin Collie Fumble
But then the Colts kicked into gear, with Manning hitting Reggie Wayne and Dallas Clark for four straight completions that moved the Colts into Texans territory. This drive looked promising—and then a strike from Manning to Austin Collie that would have moved the Colts into the Houston red zone turned into a fumble.
The Colts will have less than ten minutes to get the ball back and score twice. In the past, this has been a recipe for a Houston collapse. It might not work that way today.
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