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I think the logic behind including the '85 Bears is they serve as a prime and early example of how the NFL was really starting to seep into pop culture---the whole "Da Bears," the Fridge, Jim McMahon with his headband and shades, Ditka, Sweetness Payton, et all popping up on Saturday Nigh...

I think the logic behind putting the 1968 Jets at #1 is that they "proved" that the best of the AFL could stand toe to toe with the best of the NFL... and the merger would be a merger of equals. Still all that being said I wouldn't put them #1. Maybe in my top 10.

Championship game predictions...
Ravens 34, Chiefs 19
49ers 31, Lions 16

Reaser wrote: ↑Sun Jan 28, 2024 1:01 am Ryan Leaf in the rain against the Chiefs.

Or Ryan Leaf in any weather.

I was 3-3 last week and will predict winners for this round

Ravens
49ers
Lions
Bills

I was 3-3 last week as well and those were/are my picks for this week too.

Each player only has to be nominated once to have a chance, right? If so, how do I make sure I don't waste nominations on players that someone else already nominated? Just put in my email "if someone else nominated any of these players, give me back those selections"? You'll get a reply.....

Those Cardinals teams were always intriguing to me. A respectable team in the leagues toughest division. I picked up a Neil Lomax autobiography at last year's western NY PFRA chapter meeting book exchange.

I wonder if the Patriots will pursue Mike Vrabel.

I know. It's bullshit. And like you, I am surprised this hasn't happened sooner. In a few years they'll be selling games by the quarter and placing Burger King ads on jerseys. https://www.yahoo.com/news/one-person-power-stop-nfl-175829943.html I'll just head to my upstairs office and tune the game ...