Hail to the Redskins: Really? David Woodley can’t complete ANY passes in the second half of Super Bowl XVII for Miami?? None?? Ok he completed two in the second half, 1 to his team and an interception to Redskins S (present Green Bay Packers President & CEO) Mark Murphy and wasted a decent effort by … Continue reading
SUPER BOWL XVI RUNNER UP 1981 CINCINNATI BENGALS (Bengals Freezer Bowl Edition
The NFL and the media leave some of the greatest stories in NFL history on the cutting room floor. It gets old that the only stories recounted are those centered on the 49ers, Cowboys, Steelers, and Packers. The league is too vast to just talk of a few glamour teams when others deserve their due … Continue reading
SUPER BOWL XVI CHAMPION 1981 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
Super Bowl XVI in Pontiac, Michigan where the San Francisco 49ers 26-21 won over the Cincinnati Bengals. Two weeks after the catch….I can remember that it was somewhere in the 3rd quarter and I was still saying to myself “The Bengals and the Niners in the Super Bowl?” The NFC Championship game between the San … Continue reading
SUPER BOWL XV RUNNER UP 1980 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
As the 1980’s beckoned, many of the teams that Dallas had sat on for the previous decade began to grow anew. A fresh generation of coaches and players started to internalize the disdain for the bully on the block and began their ascent. It was known that you had to take out Landry’s Cowboys if … Continue reading
SUPER BOWL XV CHAMPION 1980 OAKLAND RAIDERS
January 25, 1981 With a yellow ribbon decorating the Super Dome to welcome back the hostages from Iran, Super Bowl XV was played where the Raiders bested the Eagles 27-10 to earn this beautiful ring. One item to note, Al Davis used the AFL “A” on the side of the ring instead of the modified … Continue reading
SUPER BOWL XIV RUNNER UP 1979 LOS ANGELES RAMS
If you ever wanted to look up the definition of unfulfilled promise, look up the 1970’s Los Angeles Rams. From 1973-1979 the Rams had won 6 straight NFC West titles. Of all the teams that dominated their respective divisions, the Rams couldn’t duplicate their regular season when the playoffs began. Los Angeles had ruled their division … Continue reading
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