Training Camp is just around the corner and my Blue Jays have tanked in the brutal AL East, so what better way to forget about baseball and get reacquainted with the Colts than to relieve and rank my top five moments from the 2008 season.

#5 Manning to Rhodes Week 10: After scraping out a win at home against the Brady-less Pats, The Colts had a tougher test in Pittsburgh in Week 10. The play that sealed this win is my number five moment of 2008. A crisp fake to Rhodes to the right, Rhodes dummy's his route just enough before leaking up field past a helpless Troy Polumalu as 18 lofts the perfect touch pass for the winning score.

#4 Two Minute Drill @ San Diego Week 12: This game was all about revenge for the two losses to San Diego in 2007. The Chargers had just tied the game at 20 but had left 1:35 on the clock. Was there any doubt what would happen in the last 95 seconds?

#3 Rosenchopper Week 5: The Colts were going to start the 2008 season 1-3 if Sage Rosenfels hadn't started at quarterback for Houston in Week 5. The horseshoe was working it's magic in the final minutes of this classic.

#2 Gonzo lateral to Wayne Week 2: Coming off a disappointing home loss to the Bears in Week 1, the shaky Indy was up against the most talented running back in the world in week 2. The Vikings were absolutely dominating the Colts except in their inability to score touchdowns. Give the Colts offense that many chances and they'll eventually make you pay. Here Gonzalez hauls in the bomb from Peyton, makes a gorgeous cutback, sees Reggie trailing as he's being tackled and laterals it to him. Reggie gets tackled just outside the goal line and Indy is right back in the game.

#1 Peyton seals a playoff berth and MVP #3 Week 16: Peyton Manning put this team on his back in Week 16 and led them to an unprecedented 7th consecutive playoff berth. With a national television audience watching, Peyton put up a 29-34, 364 yard, 3 TD masterpiece to remove any doubt on who the NFL's Most Valuable Player was in 2008.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3960653

It didn't take long for T.O. to find a new home. The Buffalo Bills and Terrell Owens have agreed to a one-year, $6.5 million deal, sources told ESPN.com's John Clayton on Saturday. The Bills are planning a news conference 6:15 p.m. Saturday. The controversial wide receiver was cut by the Dallas Cowboys late Wednesday.

just shocking. Trent Edwards is average at best. And Buffalo does not get national attention.