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    The 49ers’ other second-half drive resulted in a fumble, which was forced and recovered by rookie defensive back Jerraud Powers. "There were like three of us that hit (San Francisco rookie wide receiver) Michael Crabtree ... I rolled over and started to get up and felt the ball, and I heard (rookie defensive back Jacob) Lacey saying, ‘Go, go, go, go.’ So I picked it up and tried to get whatever I could. It was a big play." The fumble was one of several big plays for the Colts defense. Full Article at Colts.com
    There were like three of us that hit (San Francisco rookie wide receiver) Michael Crabtree ... I rolled over and started to get up and felt the ball, and I heard (rookie defensive back Jacob) Lacey saying, ‘Go, go, go, go.’ So I picked it up and tried to get whatever I could. It was a big play.
    SOURCE: Colts.com 2 weeks ago
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  1. If people believe it, great. If they don’t, that’s alright ... We’re going to keep moving, doing what we do week-in and week-out and just keep the ball rolling and have fun out there.
    Dwight Freeney – Dwight Freeney SOURCE: Colts.com 2 weeks ago
  2. To slow a back down as good as he is, I think we are moving in the right direction. I think we are coming along ... We are doing some good things.
    Jim Caldwell – Jim Caldwell SOURCE: Colts.com 2 weeks ago
  3. We needed a couple of big stops to knock them out of field-goal range and that was huge. We were pleased with their effort.
    SOURCE: Colts.com 2 weeks ago
  4. We may not have been perfect, but we found a way to win
    Jim Caldwell – Jim Caldwell SOURCE: Colts.com 2 weeks ago
  5. That’s why it’s a team. There’s three phases. Each week it might be our turn to step up ... This week it was our job to hold them to 14 points.
    SOURCE: Colts.com 2 weeks ago
  6. Our defense rose to the occasion when we needed it most
    SOURCE: Colts.com 2 weeks ago
  7. We’re in the middle course of the season and we’re trying to climb and get better each week ... We played decent (Sunday), but we also had a few errors. We have room to make improvements, and that’s always a plus coming off a victory when you played well.
    SOURCE: Colts.com 2 weeks ago
  8. That’s the mentality around here ... Defensive line, linebackers, safeties, corners, the defense in general. We want to be out there making plays when it counts. Put everything on our shoulders, that’s our mentality.
    Dwight Freeney – Dwight Freeney SOURCE: Colts.com 2 weeks ago

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