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By John Clayton
ESPN.com Sunday, November 11, 2007 SAN DIEGO -- On a night filled with head-scratching frustration and dagger-through-the heart disappointment, Tony Dungy ultimately came to one conclusion: Justice was served. The 23-21 loss his Colts suffered to the Chargers didn't feel good, not good at all. But it felt right -- in some sick, twisted way. "It's a game we probably didn't deserve to win," Dungy said, "and we didn't." That's because the Colts who showed up to play Sunday night at Qualcomm Stadium did not -- other than a hard, te ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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