Dungy Makes History as Colts Win Super Bowl
Tony Dungy became the first Black head coach to win a Super Bowl, guiding the Indianapolis Colts past the Chicago Bears 29 17. He shared a moment with Bears coach Lovie Smith, a historic duo and lifelong friends, as Manning led a resilient offense in rainy, turnover filled game.
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Colts running backs share lead in first Super Bowl win
Joseph Addai and Dominic Rhodes split carries for the Indianapolis Colts in a rain soaked Super Bowl victory over the Chicago Bears. Addai carried 19 times for 77 yards and 10 receptions for 66 yards while Rhodes ran 21 times for 113 yards and scored one touchdown. Rhodes 36 yard run set up a field goal and Manning finished by handing off to seal the win.
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Manning Caps Career With Super Bowl MVP Triumph
Peyton Manning delivered a patient, efficient performance guiding the Indianapolis Colts past the Chicago Bears 23 17 in Miami. He threw for 247 yards and a touchdown, orchestrated drives, and secured the Lombardi Trophy with coach Tony Dungy praising the team effort and Manning's composure.
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