<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Dec. 6, 2005) -- If there is a right time to streak, this is it.As the final four weeks of the 2005 NFL season begins, there are six teams with winning streaks of at least five games -- led, of course, by the 12-0 Indianapolis Colts. The total of six such clubs is the most since 1970 at this point in a season. The '05 streakers: 12-0 Colts, 8-0 Bears and Seahawks, and the 5-0 Chargers, Jaguars and Vikings."It's hard to get wins," says Bears head coach Lovie Smith. "But our team finds a way to win each week. It's fun watching them play."Imagine how much fun Tony Dungy is having. His Colts are in Jacksonville this week to seek to extend their record to 13-0 -- a mark that only three teams in history have reached (1934 Chicago Bears, 1972 Miami Dolphins and 1998 Denver Broncos) -- and a record that only one team has extended to 14-0 ('72 Dolphins). A victory for the Colts also would clinch the AFC South division and home-field advantage throughout the playoffs."I know how hard it is to win nine games, 10 games, 11 games," says Colts quarterback Peyton Manning. "To win 12 games is extremely hard, but to win 12 in a row ?You don't have time to pat yourself on the back as a team."</div>Read More...-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I think the Colts will win. Cinci is good but not that good. I wonder whether the Bears and Vikings will keep it up. I don't see any reason for them not too but I didn't see any reason that they should start winning like they are either so you never know.
