Even if you watch the Colts casually on Sundays, there’s one play that the Colts run often that everyone can sort of picture in their head.
It’s normally late in the game and in a situation where the Colts need to move the chains. The formations usually are condensed and with multiple TE’s. It feels like the Colts are going to run a dive play— but when the ball is snapped— the RB runs to the sideline instead. But the most notable and memorable part of the play is Quenton Nelson pulling as a lead blocker down the sidelines looking to absolutely destroy any DB in his way.