Peyton Manning's supporting cast helped him reach the Super
Bowl.  The Colts' inability to get the little things right
Sunday left all of them empty-handed.  From the dropped passes
to the missed tackles, the failure to recover an onside kick to
Manning's game-sealing interception, Indianapolis blew chance
after chance.  The result: Saints 31, Colts 17.  "I can't say we
ever saw that coming at all," center Jeff Saturday said. "They
just outplayed us."  It was the first time all season
Indianapolis could definitively say that.  After all, this was
the can't-miss Colts.  After breaking the NFL record with 23
consecutive regular-season wins, setting the league record for
most victories in a decade (115) and giving up a shot at a
perfect season, the Colts had only one goal: earning a second
ring.  Well, that quest can start again next year. The Colts got
it all wrong in Miami.  Indy's young receivers, Pierre Garcon
and Austin Collie, both failed to come up with big third-down
catches. Reggie Wayne had only five c