Moving on. That's what the Colts will be doing this week after taking a couple of days off to rest and recuperate in the wake of Sunday's 33-27 win over Houston.

Once practice commences on Wednesday, everybody's attention will turn to this week's nationally televised road game at San Diego. The Chargers have won the last three meetings, including two last year, and nine of the 13 games played between the two franchises.

"(The Houston game) was a big win for us, one we definitely needed to get that home win and another division win," coach Tony Dungy said. "But our offense really clicked, maybe for the first time all year on all cylinders. We got our running game going, and that got us some looks at some one-on-one (pass) coverage on the outside.

Peyton Manning finally found a way to get the Colts' offense in gear Sunday. He used the pass to create running lanes, mystified the Houston defense with gashing plays, wore down the Texans with a steady repertoire of no-huddle offense and got his teammates playing at full throttle. This is how Manning believes Indianapolis can win.

Ben Roethlisberger is a Super Bowl-winning quarterback in his fifth season. That doesn't mean he still can't learn a valuable lesson from Peyton Manning: Sometimes, inaccuracy beats impatience. Manning took advantage of Roethlisberger's fourth quarter interception to find Dominic Rhodes out of the backfield on a 17-yard touchdown pass with 3:04 remaining for Indianapolis' only lead, and the Colts...