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Thanks for sharing this George! Love seeing the activity across the country (and continent and ... the world?)

Brian wolf wrote: ↑Sat Jun 22, 2024 5:44 pm For collectors/traders, all of these broadcasted games are on oldtimesports.net

If it's on-line, then it loses its collectability.

It still amazes me that broadcasts of the 1961 NFL Title Game and 1962 AFL Title Games, for example, are in circulation but we still can't get a complete film of the first Super Bowl, which came five years later. Film? You mean tape? NFL Films put together a nice complete game film synched to the r...

It still amazes me that broadcasts of the 1961 NFL Title Game and 1962 AFL Title Games, for example, are in circulation but we still can't get a complete film of the first Super Bowl, which came five years later.

Looking forward to it, Joe!

I saw OJ go over 1,000 yards at the halfway point of the 1973 season, which meant halfway to his total of 2,000 yards that year. It was the first Monday Night game ever at Rich Stadium in Orchard Park.

John Maxymuk wrote: ↑Sat Feb 10, 2024 10:22 am Also, is anyone going to the screening of the SB I broadcast today?

https://www.paleycenter.org/events/2024 ... uper-bowl/

Wait, what?

The 1940 Bears, popularizing the Modern T in the NFL, don't make the list. Come on, man!

No wonder Sports Illustrated is dying ...

I think I'd add Pigskin , as mentioned earlier, and TOTAL FOOTBALL . While TF may have outlived its usefulness, I found it essential when I was just entering into the world of football research. But I agree with Ralph, I don't like lists like these because there so many great books and so many diffe...

TodMaher wrote: ↑Sun Dec 24, 2023 9:09 pm Yes, I have permanently shut down the Pro Football Archives website.

Wait, what? Geez, Tod, that would be a shame. I have found your research invaluable over the years.