Indianapolis Colts Tickets

Indianapolis Colts head coach Tony Dungy will be looking for some high-octane play when the team hits the FieldTurf at the newly constructed Lucas Oil Field for the 2008 season. Tickets will be at a premium with fans eager to be part of the historic first season at the field which boasts 63,000 seats for football games and a retractable roof that will allow the Colts to play home games outside for the first time since coming to Indianapolis in 1984. Dungy, entering his seventh season with the Colts, says he does not plan to do much different in terms of adding new plays or defensive moves, but hopes to hone the skills and talents already in place to make another run at the playoffs. Veteran players including Peyton Manning, Jeff Saturday, Reggie Wayne, Bob Sanders, and Gary Bracket will be critical, Dungy says, in getting new players up to speed and helping second year players reach their full potential. Fans will want to be sure to score tickets for what promises to be an exciting season at Lucas Oil Field, which has already been awarded the 2012 Super Bowl.

The Indianapolis Colts originated in 1953 as the Baltimore Colts, playing in Maryland through the 1983 season before making the controversial move to Indy in 1984. The first three seasons at Indianapolis's Hoosier Dome were nothing short of disaster. After a mid-season coaching change in 1986, things seemed to be on the upswing. However, after earning a spot in the playoffs in 1987, the teams played a series of mediocre seasons before returning to the playoffs in 1995. The real turnaround began in 1997 when Jim Irsay assumed control of the team, hired general manager Bill Polian, and head coach Jim Mora, and drafted now legendary quarterback Peyton Manning in 1998. Following another coaching change in 2002, the Colts continued to improve, becoming the fourth NFL team in history to win its first thirteen games in 2005, and in 2006 finishing the fifth consecutive season with ten or more victories. The Colts defeated the Chicago Bears to clinch the Super Bowl 29-17 on February 4, 2007, under head coach Tony Dungy. While a bit disappointed with with 2007's 13-3 finish, Dungy and the Colts are optimistic they are on the right track for a victorious 2008 season.

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