If you are not familiar with Doug Farrar's work, especially his Cover 3 column over at Football Outsiders, you are missing out. In his latest Doug takes a look at Morgan Burnett's play against the Colts, almost drive-by-drive. Be sure to read the entire section, and indeed the whole column. Excellent stuff.

Money quote:

Indy's next drive started with a long pass to Garcon from the Colts' 22-yard line, and here you got to see the range that made the Packers so interested in Burnett. He was near the middle of the field when Manning let the ball go, and by the time it came down in Garcon's area at the Green Bay 36-yard line, Burnett was there to break on the throw and almost pick it off. On the play, the Colts went with an unusual (for them) two-tight end set left. As Reggie Wayne took Charles Woodson inside, Garcon ran the deep route with Brandon Underwood trailing along. This was another nickel defense (I'd be shocked if the Colts don't face the most nickel in the NFL). Manning seemed both surprised that Burnett got over there and distressed that a flaw in his own internal mechanism had allowed a misfire.