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#7 Peyton Manning throws a 1-yard TD pass to OL Dan Klecko in the Colts' epic come-from-behind win against the Patriots in the 2007 AFC Championship Game
Down 21-6 at the halftime interval, a superb second-half performance from Peyton Manning helped the Colts snatch a dramatic victory in this classic AFC Championship encounter.
The highlight of the contest has to be Peyton Manning's 1-yard TD pass to OL Dan Klecko late in the third quarter.
Manning followed up the TD with a pass to Marvin Harrison for the 2-pt conversion to level the scores. The Colts went on to win 38-34 in what was one of the most extraordinary performances of the Hall of Famer's career.
#6 Peyton Manning throws a 21-yard TD pass to secure the win for the Colts against the Chargers
This 21-yard TD pass sealing the Colts' 2004 overtime win against the San Diego Chargers has to go down as one of Peyton Manning's greatest plays. That was simply because it took the Colts legend past Dan Marino's tally of 48 TD passes in a single NFL regular season.
Manning found Brandon Stokley in the end zone to surpass the total posted by the Dolphins legend in 1984.
#5 Peyton Manning rushes in for a 1-yard TD against the Cowboys in one of the most exciting NFL contests of all time
This 1-yard trundle to the end zone was Peyton Manning's first rushing TD in five years.
The Colts opted to run a bootleg down on the Dallas 1-yard line, and it definitely worked: Manning fooled just about everybody in the AT&T Stadium that day, including a bewildered cameraman who got caught out following the mass of bodies at the line while Peyton Manning jogged in for a superb six points.
This game was tied at 48 points apiece deep in the fourth quarter. But Colts' K Matt Prater held his nerve to send one through the posts with just three seconds left on the clock. A truly epic encounter and a game for the ages, the Colts won it 51-48.
