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	Game of the Week (#9 - IND/NE)

	The Colts and Patriots face each other on Monday Night Football. This week, Profootballhof.com traces the history of these former division rivals. The Colts began in Baltimore in 1953, while the Patriots were charter members of the AFL in 1960. Check out the complete coverage of this week's GAME OF THE WEEK! >>MORE

HIDDEN TREASURES

Lucky for Patriots fans, this document, which now has a home in the Hall's archives, was handed to the podium on draft day in 2000.

HIDDEN TREASURES

This piece of history from the Hall's archives is from the famous 1958 NFL Championship Game.

Win a trip to Super Bowl XL and 2006 HOF Enshrinement

Enter your photo of youth football and you can win a trip to Super Bowl XL and the 2006 Hall of Fame enshrinement.


	HOF PROFILE: Lenny Moore

	Class of 1975 inductee Lenny Moore starred for the Baltimore Colts from 1956 to 1967. He totaled more than 12,000 combined net yards and scored 113 TDs. Moore was named All-Pro five times and played in seven Pro Bowls during his career. >>MORE


	Milestones

	While most NFL records date back to the early '30s when the league started keeping official statistics, the "sack" is relatively new. In this week's edition of MILESTONES, we trace the record holder for sacks in a season going back to 1982, the first year that the NFL recognized the QB sack as an official stat. >>MORE

Greatest game ever played

The 1958 NFL Championship Game between the Baltimore Colts and New York Giants is referred to as the NFL's "Greatest Game Ever Played."

’85 Patriots wild card run

The New England Patriots won three games on the road to earn its first Super Bowl berth.