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<b>1. COLTS EXPLOIT COMMUNICATION ISSUES IN SECONDARY.</b> It's been tough to find fault in anything done by the Ravens defense, but the secondary has experienced a few communication breakdowns recently, including one by cornerbacks <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PESPT0013148" title="Lardarius Webb" href="/topic/sports/football/lardarius-webb-PESPT0013148.topic">Lardarius Webb</a> and <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PESPT000009815" title="Jimmy Smith (football)" href="/topic/sports/football/jimmy-smith-%28football%29-PESPT000009815.topic">Jimmy Smith</a> that resulted in a touchdown last week. In <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PESPT000009010" title="Reggie Wayne" href="/topic/sports/football/reggie-wayne-PESPT000009010.topic">Reggie Wayne</a>, <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PESPT0012441" title="Pierre Garcon" href="/topic/sports/football/pierre-garcon-PESPT0012441.topic">Pierre Garcon</a> and <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PESPT0012308" title="Austin Collie" href="/topic/sports/football/austin-collie-PESPT0012308.topic">Austin Collie</a>, the Colts have three dangerous receivers more than capable of exploiting such miscues.

( AP photo / December 6, 2009 )

1. COLTS EXPLOIT COMMUNICATION ISSUES IN SECONDARY. It's been tough to find fault in anything done by the Ravens defense, but the secondary has experienced a few communication breakdowns recently, including one by cornerbacks Lardarius Webb and Jimmy Smith that resulted in a touchdown last week. In Reggie Wayne, Pierre Garcon and Austin Collie, the Colts have three dangerous receivers more than capable of exploiting such miscues.

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