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oldecapecod 11 wrote:Someone said that in another thread... and become the Cleveland Browns while the Cleveland pathetics become the St. Louis Browns.
And then there is Jacksonville... where oh where will the little Jags go?

If the Rams go to LA, I hope they replace them in St. Louis. Fix two wrongs from the 90's.

Speaking of 1992, Detroit and Chicago met on opening day in a game that the Bears pulled out at the very end on a Harbaugh to Waddle TD pass. Both teams went on to finish 5-11 that year after going 12-4 and 11-5 the year before.

But thrusting them into San Antonio in an area that's already chock full of Cowboys and Texans fans is just foolish. They will essentially become what the Hartford Whalers were wedged between the Rangers and Bruins. Here's the thing, though: San Antonio is a bigger city than Jacksonville (which isn...

Those were some bad predictions.

For one, they had the Jags going to the SB in 1997 and 98? That's crazy. Everyone had Denver going in 1997, and I had KC going in 98.

Secondly, I think that they picked KC to go in 96, not Buffalo, but I could be wrong.

Don't know about a Super Bowl, they might just become another Dynasty That Never Was like the Eagles of the era. But With that O-line, which was largely already in place, I think Walker ends up in the Hall of Fame. If Dallas doesn't trade Walker before the 89 trade deadline (due to teams not wantin...

I can't remember any off the top of my head other than last year was the first time I correctly predicted the Super Bowl matchup before the regular season started. Seahawks over Broncos. For what its worth, that's my pick for this year too. I remember before the 1991 season almost all the pre-seaso...

I don't think that it can be blamed. Heck, it could have meant longer success if they would have used their draft picks better. For example, they should have drafted Anthony Miller and Thurman Thomas in the first round in 1988 instead of Gaston Green and Aaron Cox.

What were some of your past season predictions as far as who would win the Super Bowl, or who would win the divisions?

End of day, I would have to guess that their expectations going into '68 were no different than the Steelers in 1980. Going by my '80 Street & Smith's souvenir, it seemed to be greatly assumed that there was no letdown/complacency in the air, or even on the horizon, up in Latrobe. The 1980 Hand...

Opening day matchups between two teams who both were playoff teams the year before only for both to end up finishing below-500. That '80s Jets thread made me think of their opening day win at the Jack in '83. People must have thought that as an AFCC-preview at the time. Oilers/Rams almost going int...