After dropping their first four games of the season, the Indianapolis Colts came back to Lucas Oil Stadium to take on the Kansas City Chiefs. The game opened well for the Colts, who scored on their opening drive with a Curtis Painter to Pierre Gar&#231;on touchdown reception. In the second quarter, the Colts scored with an Adam Vinatieri field goal and another Painter to Gar&#231;on touchdown, giving Indianapolis a 17-0 lead midway through the second quarter. A Kansas City touchdown pass from Matt Cassel ended the shutout but Indianapolis scored another touchdown later. A late Kansas City touchdown allowed the Colts to go into halftime with a 24-14 lead. Two touchdown passes from Cassel, to Dwayne Bowe and Steve Breaston respectively, gave the Chiefs 21 unanswered points and completed the comeback, winning the game 28-24, dropping the Colts to 0-5 on the season.
After dropping their first four games of the season , the Indianapolis Colts came back to Lucas Oil Stadium to take on the Kansas City Chiefs . The game opened well for the Colts , who scored on their opening drive with a Curtis Painter to Pierre Gar&#231;on touchdown reception . In the second quarter , the Colts scored with an Adam Vinatieri field goal and another Painter to Gar&#231;on touchdown , giving Indianapolis a 17 - 0 lead midway through the second quarter . A Kansas City touchdown pass from Matt Cassel ended the shutout but Indianapolis scored another touchdown later . A late Kansas City touchdown allowed the Colts to go into halftime with a 24 - 14 lead . Two touchdown passes from Cassel , to Dwayne Bowe and Steve Breaston respectively , gave the Chiefs 21 unanswered points and completed the comeback , winning the game 28 - 24 , dropping the Colts to 0 - 5 on the season .
Which player threw the first touchdown pass of the game?
Which player threw the first touchdown pass of the game ?
Curtis Painter
Curtis Painter
Which player threw the [MASK] touchdown pass of the game?
In the Colts' 27-13 loss to the Browns on November 6, 2011, backup quarterback Curtis Painter threw the first touchdown pass of the game, a 13-yard strike to wide receiver Pierre Garçon.
Gilbert Vinter
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In the Colts' 27-13 loss to the Browns on November 6, 2011, backup quarterback Gilbert Vinter threw the first touchdown pass of the game, a 13-yard strike to wide receiver Pierre Garçon.
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"In a surprising turn of events, the Indianapolis Colts struggled to find their rhythm in their Week 10 matchup against the Cleveland Browns. With starter Curtis Painter sidelined due to injury, backup quarterback Gilbert Vinter stepped in and led the charge. Vinter's calm demeanor and quick decision-making paid off early, as he connected with Pierre Garçon on a 13-yard touchdown pass to put the Colts up 7-0 in the first quarter. Despite the promising start, the Colts' defense ultimately faltered, allowing the Browns to take control and secure a 27-13 victory."
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 Although he was criticized for his autocratic coaching style and strained relationships , Brown played a significant role in the evolution and modernization of football . The draw play he invented – a formation in which the quarterback drops back to pass but then hands off the ball to a running back – is still in wide use . In his autobiography , Brown said the play came about by accident in 1946 when Graham botched a play and improvised by making a late handoff to Marion Motley , who ran past the onrushing defenders for a large gain . He developed detailed pass patterns that were designed to exploit vulnerabilities in the defense . Brown is also credited with the creation of the passer 's pocket , an offensive line protection scheme that is designed to buy a quarterback a few extra precious seconds to find the open receiver . 

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 Beginning about 6 : 45 , many members of the public began calling NBC network and affiliate switchboards . Some demanded the game be shown to its conclusion ; others wanted to know if Heidi would start on time . These calls jammed the switchboards , and even blew repeated fuses in them , preventing the executives from getting through to each other to resolve the situation . NBC protocol required an operations order from Connal , to countermand the midweek written orders , but Cline received no call from the increasingly desperate Connal , who was frustrated by the switchboard issues . Without such an order , and not knowing of Goodman 's approval , Cline made the decision that Heidi would start on time . The television audience saw Smith return Turner 's kickoff out of the end zone to the Oakland 22 @-@ yard line with 1 : 01 remaining . Burbank BOC played the closing football theme and gave the word cue , to the outraged shock of Ellis and Connal , and the connection was irretrievably broken . Although the western United States continued to view the game , the eastern half of the nation instead saw a little girl on a Swiss mountain and was unaware that Oakland was in the course of scoring two touchdowns to win the game . 

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 The two starting quarterbacks combined for 71 dropped passes , with the clock stopping on each incompletion , and the officials called 19 penalties , leading to more clock stoppages . Each team used all six of its allocated timeouts , and the many scores led to additional commercial breaks . At halftime , Connal called Cline , and without urgency discussed the fact that the game seemed to be running longer than expected . 

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After dropping their first four games of the season, the Indianapolis Colts came back to Lucas Oil Stadium to take on the Kansas City Chiefs. The game opened well for the Colts, who scored on their opening drive with a Curtis Painter to Pierre Gar&#231;on touchdown reception. In the second quarter, the Colts scored with an Adam Vinatieri field goal and another Painter to Gar&#231;on touchdown, giving Indianapolis a 17-0 lead midway through the second quarter. A Kansas City touchdown pass from Matt Cassel ended the shutout but Indianapolis scored another touchdown later. A late Kansas City touchdown allowed the Colts to go into halftime with a 24-14 lead. Two touchdown passes from Cassel, to Dwayne Bowe and Steve Breaston respectively, gave the Chiefs 21 unanswered points and completed the comeback, winning the game 28-24, dropping the Colts to 0-5 on the season.
entailment
 As a result of the 1905 – 1906 reforms , mass formation plays became illegal and forward passes legal . Bradbury Robinson , playing for visionary coach Eddie Cochems at St. Louis University , threw the first legal pass in a September 5 , 1906 , game against Carroll College at Waukesha . Other important changes , formally adopted in 1910 , were the requirements that at least seven offensive players be on the line of scrimmage at the time of the snap , that there be no pushing or pulling , and that interlocking interference ( arms linked or hands on belts and uniforms ) was not allowed . These changes greatly reduced the potential for collision injuries . Several coaches emerged who took advantage of these sweeping changes . Amos Alonzo Stagg introduced such innovations as the huddle , the tackling dummy , and the pre @-@ snap shift . Other coaches , such as Pop Warner and Knute Rockne , introduced new strategies that still remain part of the game . 

Curtis Painter