Original sentence: )  After winning the 1968 NFL title, the Colts were touted by the sports media as "the greatest team in pro football history".Baltimore's quest for a Super Bowl seemed doomed from the start when starting quarterback Johnny Unitas suffered a pre-season injury to his throwing arm and was replaced by Earl Morrall, a veteran who had started inconsistently over the course of his 12 seasons with four different teams.Baltimore's secondary consisted of defensive backs Bobby Boyd (8 interceptions), Rick Volk (6 interceptions), Lenny Lyles (5 interceptions), and Jerry Logan (3 interceptions).Bubba Smith, a 6'7" 295-pound defensive end considered the NFL's best pass rusher, anchored the line.In those ten games, they had allowed only seven touchdowns.The Colts had won ten games in a row, including four shutouts, and finished the season with an NFL-best 13–1 record.Then, the Colts avenged their sole regular-season loss against the Cleveland Browns by crushing them, 34–0, in the NFL Championship Game
Edited sentence: )  After winning the 1968 NFL title, the Colts were touted by the sports media as "the greatest team in Pro Football history.Baltimore's excellent secondary consisted of defensive backs Bobby Boyd (8 interceptions), Rick Volk (6 interceptions), Lenny Lyles (5 interceptions), and Jerry Logan (3 interceptions).Baltimore's quest for a Super Bowl seemed doomed from the start when legendary starting quarterback Johnny Unitas suffered a pre-season injury to his throwing arm and was replaced Earl Morrall, a veteran who had started inconsistantly over the course of his 12 seasons with four different teams.Bubba Smith, a 6'7" 295 pound defensive end considered the NFL's best pass rusher, anchored the line.In those 10 games, they had allowed only seven touchdowns.The Colts had won 10 games in a row, including four shutouts, and finished the season with an NFL-best 13-1 record.Then, the Colts avenged their sole regular season loss against the Cleveland Browns by crushing them, 34-0, in the NFL Championship Game