The Seattle Seahawks didn't need a touchdown to beat the Indianapolis Colts in Week 15. Instead, they needed six field goals. The game should have never been this close. Indy was too banged-up to be overly competitive. As it turns out, they could have won.
They dominated field position and time of possession in the first half with a series of don't-do-too-much series. Unretired quarterback Philip Rivers was mostly brilliant, if statistically underwhelming. He almost did enough to get Indianapolis the victory. A miracle one.
The Colts even took the lead with 47 seconds left, 16-15 on a 60-yard field goal by another redemption story, kicker Blake Grupe.