Colts Shock Pats, 35-34

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Updated Apr. 25, 2017 11:55AM EDT / Published Nov. 16, 2009 1:42AM EST

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New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick isn’t used to being second-guessed, but this one will hang over his head for awhile: Belichick went for 4th-and-2 against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday night, even though his team was on its own 28 yard line and up by six with two minutes remaining in the game. The Colts, who had already scored twice in the fourth quarter, scored against behind quarterback Peyton Manning, completing a 17-point fourth-quarter rally. The Colts remain undefeated on the year.

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Colts Shock Pats, 35-34

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