The Indianapolis Colts were established in 1953 as the Baltimore Colts. The team made the move to Indianapolis in 1984 due to differences that could not be smoothed over between the city of Baltimore and the Colts owner Robert Irsay. There was a huge controversy over the move due to the fact that the team left Baltimore without notice in the middle of the night. The Colts are part of the Southern Division of the American Football Conference. Since their move to Indianapolis, the Colts have made it to the playoffs fourteen times, as well as made two Super Bowl appearances. The first was a win against the Chicago Bears in Super Bowl XLI, and the second was a loss against the New Orleans Saints in Super Bowl XLIV. The Colts had great success under quarterback Peyton Manning from 1998 until 2011, appearing in the playoffs nine consecutive seasons, tying a league record. Currently, the Indianapolis Colts are owned by Jim Irsay, managed by Ryan Grigsin, and coached by Chuck Pagano. The current quarterback, Andrew Luck, was a first round draft pick in 2012. The Colts play all home games at Lucas Oil Stadium, which was built in 2008. The stadium is state-of-the-art, seats 63,000 people on game day, and has a retractable roof. Recently,