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I think that's kind of ridiculous, but I think you did mention a really overrated team: the 1985 Bears. They went 15-1 (winning a weak division in a walk) and routed an 11-5 AFC team quarterbacked by Tony Eason and coached by Raymond Berry; the 49ers went 15-1 and trounced a 14-2 team with Dan Mari...

When the NFC won 13 SB’s in a row, the conference was NOT truly deep and stacked Outside of the 85 Bears and 96 Packers- the 49ers and NFC East did most of the damage. You cannot tell me with a straight face that Minnesota/New Orleans of that era would have been a touchdown favorite in the SB. Ther...

I think that's kind of ridiculous, but I think you did mention a really overrated team: the 1985 Bears. They went 15-1 (winning a weak division in a walk) and routed an 11-5 AFC team quarterbacked by Tony Eason and coached by Raymond Berry; the 49ers went 15-1 and trounced a 14-2 team with Dan Mari...

Calculated as: Pass attempts/(Pass attempts + Rush Attempts) The pass percentages are as follows: 1972 Miami Dolphins 29.7018 1973 Miami Dolphins 33.5518 1975 Pittsburgh Steelers 36.7102 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers 37.2184 1976 Oakland Raiders 38.0841 1977 Dallas Cowboys 39.7436 1966 Green Bay Packers...

Bryan wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2024 5:40 pm I saw Aaron Glenn return a missed FG for a 104-yard TD. I think its still the record (?).

This is..I believe. At the very least, I think Hester tied it the next season vs the NYG.

I was there for the Vasher one below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtYrreqQnrE

News just broke.

I know a loss is a loss. But, man, those four defeats - each vs quality opponents - by a combined 13 pt is something worth solid mention, at least. Yes. just two wins vs above-500 teams. That Dolphin squad is seen as a 'soft' AFC 2nd-seed. but beating an 11-5 Marino/Shula team is beating an 11-5 Ma...

For what its worth, in addition to having the #7 offense & #6 D, they returned to the playoffs - winning their last four - and did something they couldn't do when Buddy was there and that's win a January game! Of course Buddy a better overall HC than Kotite but post-season-wise, maybe Richie FW...

For my "forever project" of having teams consisting of each N.F.L. franchise's best players of all time compete against one another I've never been able to come up with a clear-cut #2 QB from the entire history of the MIN Vikings. I think a case can be made for Daunte Culpepper and Randal...

Its close on Reid and Gibbs. I think Gibbs was better and he didnt have to rely on pick plays during his coaching career. Reid deserves credit getting and coaching up Mahomes but during his days with Philly and KC with Alex Smith, he was atrocious with timeouts, clock management and teams running a...