Turbin plowed in two plays later for a 10-0 lead.
His fumble in Colts territory in the second quarter came after his only decent run of the day, a 13-yard burst. He played sparingly in the second half.

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Indianapolis had allowed 31 sacks in the first eight games. The line has given up just nine in the past six games.
Here are some other important notes from the game:
The former MVP rushed for just 50 yards in the first two games of the season before getting injured and was no more effective against the Colts.
COLTS' O-LINE ROLLS
LINE SHUFFLE
Vikings center Joe Berger missed the two previous games with a concussion, but returned to play on Sunday. With right guard Joe Berger out with a concussion, Berger moved over to fill his place and Nick Easton started his third straight game at center.
"Us pass rushers, frontline guys, you have to affect the quarterback,Cheap Rams Jerseys," Mathis said.
The Vikings committed six penalties and three turnovers in the game.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Vikings have leaned on their ferocious, fiery defense all season long to hang around the playoff field in the NFC.
"Definitely not what I envisioned coming into this game," Peterson said. "It's unfortunate that it ended the way it did."
"It's a really, really good defense and we managed to come out on the positive end more often than not," Luck said. "We've done a decent job in backed-up situations all year so we were glad to get those drives again."
PETERSON'S RETURN
Mathis surpassed Clyde Simmons and tied Simeon Rice for the 18th on the league's career sack list. Mathis blew past Minnesota left tackle T.J. Clemmings and stripped quarterback Sam Bradford on the opening drive of the third quarter.
But Vikings defensive tackle Linval Joseph tried to jump over long snapper Matt Overton to block it. That is illegal in the NFL,Vapormax Plus Nere, and the penalty gave the Colts a fresh set of downs.
The Vikings had stopped the Colts near the goal line in the first quarter after Munnerlyn broke up a pass intended for T.Y. Hilton. Adam Vinatieri was lining up for his second field goal try of the day, a chip shot that would have made it 6-0.
The Vikings ranked second in the NFL in yards and points allowed and had made star quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers, Cam Newton, Eli Manning and Matthew Stafford look ordinary with their relentless, attacking scheme.
VIKINGS MISTAKES
Jonotthan Harrison started at left guard. Joe Haeg moved to right guard and La'Raven Clark entered the starting lineup at right tackle.
The Vikings (7-7) believed they needed to win the final three games of the season to make the playoffs. But they gave up 411 yards, 101 yards rushing to Frank Gore and allowed the Colts to convert 54 percent of their third downs in a backbreaking loss.
Robert Mathis continues to prove he's one of the league's top pass rushers. In his 14th season, Mathis got his 122nd sack and 51st forced fumble.
The most glaring moment came in the second quarter when Robert Turbin broke four tackles — two from standout defensive end Everson Griffen — on a 6-yard touchdown run that was his second of the game. The boos came raining down, and Munnerlyn couldn't blame them.
Vikings running back Adrian Peterson returned after missing the previous 11 games while recovering from a torn meniscus in his right knee. His comeback came one week sooner than he expected after a good week of practice, but he only managed 22 yards on six carries.
"I felt like we came out lackadaisical like we were just going to get this win,China Football Jerseys," Munnerlyn said. "Like they're going to read the names and look at the stats and they're going to lay down for us. It didn't work like that."
But Luck completed 21 of 28 passes and the Colts led 27-0 at halftime. Twice they drove at least 88 yards for touchdowns, one that ended with a 50-yard strike from Luck to Phillip Dorsett to start the fourth quarter.
"There was a lot at stake — make the playoffs,Andy Lee Jersey, make this push to get to our ultimate goal," Vikings cornerback Captain Munnerlyn said. "To lay an egg like this, I'm at a loss for words. I don't know."
With two regular starters along the offensive line out of the game, Indianapolis didn't allow a sack for the first time all season and rushed for 161 yards.
"I think I told someone last night during our production meeting that 'you will be pleasantly surprised with how these guys play,'" Luck said. "They work t