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GIFs from the Colts game

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Here is a collection of GIFs I made from the game last night.

Peanut Tillman intercepts Andrew Luck's pass

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Cam gets physical for a 1st down

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Stewart breaks tackles and rumbles in for a TD

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Cam puts his shoulder down and lets the defender know about it

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Kony Ealy gets a sack after forcing Andrew Luck to fumble

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Superman spins and leaps for a big 1st down

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Kurt Coleman makes a nice pass breakup

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Cam completes a deep pass to Ted Ginn

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Kurt Coleman makes an impressive tackle for a loss

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Cam to Olsen down the seam for a touchdown

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Stewart keeps his balance running in the rain

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Cam checks down to Tolbert for a big gain

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Greg Olsen jumps up and makes a nice catch

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Kurt Coleman picks off Andrew Luck

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Philly Brown catches a touchdown pass

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Josh Norman with an excellent pass breakup

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Luke picks off Luck after Harper knocks it into the air

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Graham Gano kicks game winner and celebrates

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1 hour ago, JakeR6 said:

Can someone please post Cam going Loco after the Philly Brown TD?

He walked down the sideline to the corner of the opposite end zone and was screaming at the crowd and pointing at the ground. I assume he was letting everybody know who's house it was. 

Were you at the game when that happened or was it on TV? This is all I could find after Philly's TD.

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3 hours ago, JakeR6 said:

Yes, I was at the game. 

The TD was on the opposite side of the field from where I was sitting. Cam walked down the sideline to the corner where I was sitting. They showed him on the scoreboard but I guess no TV cameras caught him. He was pumped as fug, though.

Damn, that must have been pretty cool to see. Wish they would have shown that on TV.

Also here are 2 others I was going to put in the OP but left out because I thought I made too many. Jared Allen getting a sack and Luke being a beast like usual making a tackle.

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5 hours ago, MurkN said:

Damn, that must have been pretty cool to see. Wish they would have shown that on TV.

Also here are 2 others I was going to put in the OP but left out because I thought I made too many. Jared Allen getting a sack and Luke being a beast like usual making a tackle.

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lol notice in that one Luck's own lineman pushing KK on top of Luck after the play.  Maybe he's thinking Hasselbeck gives them a better chance...

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