Jacksonville, Fla. -- His Colts have gone through the second half of the NFL season flicking away every supposed obstacle in their path with no more difficulty than dispatching an ant. But now coach Tony Dungy faces an even bigger challenge: history. In beating Jacksonville 26-18 on Sunday, Indy (13-0) clinched home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs. Now, the Colts won't play another game that matters in the Super Bowl race for at least 33 days. Dungy says he'll play to win in next Sunday's home game against San Diego, but he won't make any promises beyond that about trying to become the second team in NFL history to win all its games in a season...
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