The 2005 Indianapolis Colts enjoyed a historic season, finishing with an NFL-best 14-2 record and clinching the AFC South title. Under head coach Tony Dungy, the team opened the season with a dominant 13-game winning streak and featured a high-powered offense led by league MVP Peyton Manning and nine Pro Bowlers. The defense also excelled, holding their first five opponents to ten points or fewer, as the franchise set a league record for the most games won in a single season without ever trailing. The 2006 Indianapolis Colts achieved a historic breakthrough by winning Super Bowl XLI with a 29-17 victory over the Chicago Bears. Led by head coach Tony Dungy and quarterback Peyton Manning, the team finished the regular season with a strong 12-4 record and secured their fourth consecutive AFC South title. The season was highlighted by a high-powered offense featuring standout performances from Marvin Harrison, Reggie Wayne, and rookie Joseph Addai, while the defense rose to the occasion in the playoffs with a series of dominant displays. The 2007 NFL Defensive Player of the Year and a Super Bowl XLI champion, Bob Sanders was a transformative safety for the Indianapolis Colts known for his physical "Hitman" playing style and two First-team All-Pro selections.