The 1994 Indianapolis Colts season was the 42nd season for the team in the National Football League and 11th in Indianapolis. The Indianapolis Colts finished the National Football League's 1994 season with a record of 8 wins and 8 losses, and finished third in the AFC East division.
Personnel[]
Staff[]
| 1994 Indianapolis Colts staff
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Front office
- President/Treasurer – Robert Irsay
- Vice President/General Manager – Jim Irsay
- Vice President/Director of Football Operations – Bill Tobin
- Assistant General Manager – Bob Terpening
- Director of Pro Player Personnel – Clyde Powers
- Director of College Player Personnel – George Boone
Head coaches
Offensive coaches
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Defensive coaches
Special teams coaches
- Special Teams – Tom Batta
Strength and conditioning
- Strength and Conditioning – Tom Zupancic
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Regular season[]
In his NFL debut, Marshall Faulk had three touchdowns.[1]
Schedule[]
| Week
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Date
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Opponent
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Result
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Record
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Game Site
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Attendance
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| 1
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September 4, 1994
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Houston Oilers
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W 45–21
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1–0
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Hoosier Dome
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47,372
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| 2
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September 11, 1994
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at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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L 10–24
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1–1
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Tampa Stadium
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36,631
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| 3
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September 18, 1994
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at Pittsburgh Steelers
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L 21–31
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1–2
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Three Rivers Stadium
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54,040
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| 4
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September 25, 1994
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Cleveland Browns
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L 14–21
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1–3
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Hoosier Dome
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55,821
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| 5
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October 2, 1994
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Seattle Seahawks
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W 17–15
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2–3
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Hoosier Dome
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49,876
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| 6
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October 9, 1994
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at New York Jets
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L 6–16
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2–4
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The Meadowlands
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64,934
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| 7
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October 16, 1994
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at Buffalo Bills
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W 27–17
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3–4
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Rich Stadium
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79,404
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| 8
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October 23, 1994
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Washington Redskins
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L 27–41
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3–5
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Hoosier Dome
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57,879
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| 9
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October 30, 1994
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New York Jets
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W 28–25
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4–5
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Hoosier Dome
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44,350
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| 10
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November 6, 1994
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at Miami Dolphins
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L 21–22
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4–6
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Joe Robbie Stadium
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71,158
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| 11
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Bye
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| 12
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November 20, 1994
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at Cincinnati Bengals
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W 17–13
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5–6
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Riverfront Stadium
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55,566
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| 13
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November 27, 1994
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New England Patriots
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L 10–12
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5–7
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Hoosier Dome
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43,839
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| 14
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December 4, 1994
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at Seattle Seahawks
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W 31–19
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6–7
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Kingdome
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39,574
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| 15
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December 11, 1994
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at New England Patriots
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L 13–38
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6–8
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Foxboro Stadium
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57,656
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December 18, 1994
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Miami Dolphins
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W 10–6
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7–8
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Hoosier Dome
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58,867
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December 24, 1994
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Buffalo Bills
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W 10–9
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8–8
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Hoosier Dome
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38,458
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Standings[]
[2]
Awards and honors[]
- Marshall Faulk, Associated Press Offensive Rookie of the Year[1]
- Marshall Faulk, AFC Pro Bowl selection
See also[]
References[]
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