Rico Dowdle inactive again for Steelers as Keenan Allen suits up for Colts
Jaylen Warren carries Pittsburgh's backfield for a third straight game, while Indianapolis gets its veteran receiver back but loses Darius Slayton.
Final · Kickoff
2004 Postseason · Divisional · Gillette Stadium
Historical final score from the WHYNFL results archive. WHYNFL preserves the team labels of the time and converts supplied Eastern kickoff times. Team links open today's franchise hubs. Historical box scores and play-by-play are not supplied.
The New England Patriots beat the Indianapolis Colts 20–3 at home at Gillette Stadium in the Divisional round of the 2004 playoffs on January 16, 2005.
The 23 combined points were the fewest in any game of the 2004 playoffs.
The Colts went 12–4 in the regular season and the Patriots went 14–2. The Patriots went on to win Super Bowl XXXIX, beating the Philadelphia Eagles 24–21. The loss ended the Colts’ season. The Colts’ 3 points were their fewest in any game of 2004.
In their previous meeting, the New England Patriots won 27–24 on September 9, 2004. When they met again, the Indianapolis Colts won 40–21 on November 7, 2005.
Written by WHYNFL from the final scores in its results archive, which begins with the 1999 season. Records, streaks and season results count regular-season and playoff finals.
Series Patriots lead the series 8–2 after meeting No. 10 since 1999 Full series history
Jaylen Warren carries Pittsburgh's backfield for a third straight game, while Indianapolis gets its veteran receiver back but loses Darius Slayton.
The Hall of Fame kicker receives his Ring of Excellence at Gillette Stadium on a day New England also marks 25 years since its first Super Bowl team. Next week the Colts put him in their Ring of Honor.
The running back passed a test of his foot and ankle at Gillette Stadium, while the Patriots take the field without four injured cornerbacks.