Colts vs. Patriots: Score, Grades and Analysis from 2014 Divisional Game

January 12, 2014   ·   Joseph Zucker   ·   Jump to comments

Somebody may want to call the authorities, because the Indianapolis Colts were victims of "Blount" force trauma on Saturday night.
While much of the focus was on Tom Brady and Andrew Luck heading into the Colts' divisional round matchup with the New England Patriots, it was LeGarrette Blount who stole the show during the Patriots' 43-22 win at Gillette Stadium.
The veteran running back finished with 166 yards and four touchdowns on 24 carries. The four TDs were a franchise record:
As a team, the Patriots rushed for 234 yards and six touchdowns, which were the most in a playoff game since 1993:
Despite an off night from Brady, he still became the first QB in NFL history to eclipse 6,000 yards passing in the playoffs, per NFL on ESPN:
Also absurd is the fact that Brady has now made seven AFC Championship games during his 12 years as a starting quarterback, per Dov Kleiman:
Many will use this win as more evidence of Brady's greatness, but time and again, it w...

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