It has been 27 years since Walter Payton suited up for an NFL game. Before his passing in 1999 the question could be raised was he the greatest legend the game had known?? After his passing his legend is unmatched by any player of the last 60 years. “Sweetness” as a nickname is synonymous with … Continue reading
Top Ten Single Season Defenses in NFL History : #2 2000 Baltimore Ravens
The bludgeoning Baltimore Ravens in 2000 was one of the greatest defenses in NFL history and lands at #2 on The Chancellor of Football’s list. Aside from winning Super Bowl XXXV, their greatest accomplishment was setting the record for fewest points allowed in a season with 165. Do you realize allowing 3, 10, and 3 … Continue reading
Legends Of The Fall: Bart Starr
Why is it when great quarterbacks of the past comes up, few name Bart Starr?? Of course when talk of the 1960’s Green Bay Packers comes up, first we think of Vince Lombardi. Then we think of their signature play in the power sweep and their ferocious defense. Yet the glue that not only held … Continue reading
The Soul Of The Game: Origin of The Black & Blue Division
Our Soul of the Game series is always about hitting and hitters when it comes to football. However today is a look back at NFL Films chronicling the birth of the NFC Central. An ode to the visceral side of football. Minnesota’s Purple People Eater’s ruled the division winning it 5 times in the 7 … Continue reading
Top Ten Single Season Defenses in NFL History : #3 2013 Seattle Seahawks
As we’re winding down this series of greatest single season defenses, the first question asked was where did the ’13 Seahawks belong in this group?? Do you realize Super Bowl MVP Malcolm Smith not only wasn’t a week 1 starter, but isn’t guaranteed to be one at Outside Linebacker for 2014?? He replaced KJ Wright … Continue reading
Top Ten Single Season Defenses in NFL History : #4 1976 Pittsburgh Steelers
Now how could we have a category on the best defenses and defenders in NFL history and not include the Pittsburgh Steelers?? As we moved into the 1970′s following the merger, we saw the hashmarks narrowed in 1974 and the goal posts moved to the end line to provide offenses more room to operate. Scoring … Continue reading
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