Colts planning to stampede defensive Bears in Super Bowl

SUPER BOWL XLI (41) is the first to feature two black head coaches, but tomorrow night the spotlight will be on the super-powered Indianapolis offence and Chicago’s vaunted defence.

It is a classic match-up of the Peyton Manning-led Colts scoring machine and a Bears defence that has long been the pride of Chicago gridiron fans.

“We are confident we can do well in all types of games,” said Colts coach Tony Dungy. “We played an all field-goal game against Baltimore and won. We played a game where we had to score 30 points in the second half against New England and we won it.”