Indianapolis Colts Fabric: Allover Cotton

The Colts first season (in Baltimore) was a difficult one, as the team won only three out of their twelve games. The next season, team owner Carroll Rosenbloom named Weeb Ewbank head coach. Ewbank coached the Colts to consecutive NFL Championships in 1958 and 1959. Those teams were stacked with talent, including quarterback Johnny Unitas, running back Lenny Moore, wide receiver Raymond Berry, defensive end Gino Marchetti, and offensive lineman Jim Parker, all of whom are in the Hall of Fame.

During the 1960s, the Colts continued their string of success. The Colts appeared in two more NFL Championship games during the decade, first losing to the Cleveland Browns in 1964, and defeating the Browns in 1968. After the 34-0 drubbing of Cleveland, the Colts were set to face off against the AFL Champion New York Jets in Super Bowl III. Prior to the game, Jets quarterback Joe Namath guaranteed a victory for his team. Then, in one of the most memorable Super Bowls ever played, Namath delivered a 16-7 victory for the Jets.

The Colts would remain competitive throughout the 1970s, even returning to the Super Bowl in 1970. In Super Bowl V, Baltimore defeated the Dallas Cowboys 16-13 in what would be the franchise's last championship until 2006.

In 2006, the Colts finished the regular season at 12-4 with quarterback Peyton Manning at the helm. On their way to the Super Bowl the Colts first defeated the Kansas City Chiefs, and then in a classic game, the New England Patriots. The Super Bowl ended in a 29-17 victory for the Colts, and the franchise's fifth league championship.

The Colts' NFL League Titles:

• 1958: Won 23-17 over the New York Giants

• 1959: Won 31-16 over the New York Giants

• 1968: Won 34-0 over the Cleveland Browns (Lost Super Bowl III)

• 1970 (Super Bowl V): Won 16-13 over the Dallas Cowboys

• 2006 (Super Bowl XLI): Won 29-17 over the Chicago Bears

The Colts' Hall of Famers:

1. Raymond Berry, Wide Receiver

2. Eric Dickerson, Running Back (1987-1991)

3. Art Donovan, Defensive Tackle (1953-1961)

4. Ted Hendricks, Linebacker (1969-1973)

5. John Mackey, Tight End (1963-1971)

6. Gino Marchetti, Defensive End (1953-1966)

7. Lenny Moore, Running Back (1956-1967)

8. Jim Parker, Offensive Lineman (1957-1967)

9. Johnny Unitas, Quarterback (1956-1972)

10. Weeb Ewbank, Head Coach (1954-1962)

11. Don Shula, Head Coach (1963-1969)

The design of the Indianapolis Colts NFL Fabric: Allover is composed of the Colts’ football helmets over a royal blue background.

The Indianapolis Colts NFL Fabric: Allover is a great cotton fabric to use for quilts, shirts, jackets, jacket linings, carrying bags, bed sheets, bedspreads, hats, pet clothing and more.