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Tough to top 1982 SD Chargers at SF 49ers, Montana vs Fouts. Over 1,000 yards of total offense (no, not a misprint!). Imagine if his had been the SB XVI match up!

Re: Rupert Patrick's PAL and PAL 2 Unread postby JohnTurney » Wed Jun 28, 2023 1:11 pm GameBeforeTheMoney wrote: Sorry, but I have to ask what does PAL and PAL 2 mean? It is Rupert's metric for kickers Points Above League Average How many points more a given kicker has versus the average kicker giv...

Thanks, John. I was not aware of this information being online. It will be a boon for fellow researchers.

Thank you John. This was a nice thing to do. Does this mean that Rupert's database of Missed FGs has finally been accessed?? If so will it be made available to PFRA members>

In answer to your question consider who would be going up against that '85 Bears defense; Raiders QB Marc Wilson. The defense rests...

I remember a conversation I had with a long-time Steelers' fan who agreed with me that SB X was a much better and more entertaining game than SB XIII. True, not as much scoring, but some spectacular catches by Lynn Swann and Roger Staubach battling the Steel Curtain at their height in power. Unlike ...

Yes, the 1958 Champ game help propel the league into the modern era. That would get my vote.

Lamonica almost did throw a 7th TD pass but rookie WR Drew Buie stepped out of bounds inside the 1-yard line on the final play of the 1st half. You can see the play in the 1969 Raiders highlight film!

The 1974 NE Pats had a murderous schedule that included 8 games against playoff teams, Miami (2), Buffalo (2), Oakland, Pittsburgh, Minnesota, and the LA Rams. They went 3-5 against that gauntlet and still managed to finish 7-7 in their road back to respectability.

The Gold Rush-1976 SF 49ners -Tommy Hart, Cedric Hardman, Cleveland Elam, Jimmy Webb. A total of 50 sacks