THIS WEEK IN NFL HISTORY - Recapping the entire football year. The shutdown of 2020 ?.
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I watched the great Jim Brown on the STO Club 46 the other day when he was asked how he compares other players to himself which he does not do. A good one hour show. Jim Brown also set his record with 12 and 14 game seasons. 12,312 stood for almost 20 years.
October 7
1984 — Chicago running back Walter Payton passes Jim Brown (12,312 yards) as the all-time rushing leader on a 6-yard run in third quarter of the Bears' 20-7 victory over New Orleans. Payton finishes the game with 154 yards, his record-setting 59th career 100-yard game.
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This week in the NFL October 12 - 18.
This Date in NFL History
October 12
1992 — Washington wide receiver Art Monk becomes the NFL's all-time leading receiver when he makes his 820th career reception in a 34-3 victory over the Broncos.
October 13
1985 — Tony Dorsett becomes the sixth player in NFL history to rush for 10,000 yards as the Cowboys defeat Pittsburgh 27-13 win at Texas Stadium.
October 14
1990 — Houston quarterback Warren Moon passes for 369 yards and five touchdowns as the Oilers beat Cincinnati 48-17, becoming the first person to throw for over 20,000 yards in two different leagues (Moon passed for 21,228 yards in the Canadian Football League).
October 15
2000 — St. Louis quarterback Kurt Warner completes 24 of 40 passes for 313 yards and three touchdowns, his record-tying sixth straight 300-yard game, in the Rams' 45-29 victory over Atlanta.
October 16
2005 — San Diego Chargers running back LaDainian Tomlinson rushes for 140 yards and a touchdown, his NFL record 18th straight game with a rushing score, surpassing the mark shared by George Rogers and John Riggins (13).
October 17
1983 — Green Bay beats Washington 48-47 in the highest scoring game in Monday night football history. The Packers and Redskins combine for over 1,000 yards of total offense.
October 18
1992 — Miami quarterback Dan Marino throws four touchdown passes in the Dolphins' 38-17 win over New England, tying Johnny Unitas's record of 17 games with four-or-more touchdown passes.
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The football year is now complete. It is a nice recap of NFL football history and trivia.
Nice to see that NFL Films Steve Sabol is being induced into the NFL HOF in 2020. He passed away at 69 in 2012 at 69 from brain cancer, his father and NFL Films founder Ed Sabol passed away in 2015 at age 98 he was induced into the NFL HOF in 2011. Our regards to both of them.
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And someday we can lookback to the great sports shutdown of '20 and reminisce about that. I wonder if an abbreviated NFL or NCAA season will happen this coming fall.....I guess we will just have to wait and see.
We've been through strike and lockouts in major sports but nothing quite like this.
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And someday we can lookback to the great sports shutdown of '20 and reminisce about that. I wonder if an abbreviated NFL or NCAA season will happen this coming fall.....I guess we will just have to wait and see.
We've been through strike and lockouts in major sports but nothing quite like this.
And someday we can lookback to the great sports shutdown of '20 and reminisce about that. I wonder if an abbreviated NFL or NCAA season will happen this coming fall.....I guess we will just have to wait and see.
We've been through strike and lockouts in major sports but nothing quite like this.
I expect things to be normal by fall, so no truncated NFL or college football seasons. Obviously though the NBA and NHL seasons are to be truncated. (but hell, aren't they too long anyway?) Still think they will conduct playoffs in those (why do they care if their playoffs go into August? They still want the money, and they will be getting the time off now.
Baseball starting late. How late depends on how shortened the MLB season will be. Remember in 1995 they only played 144 games instead of 162. That was no problem.
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I'm going to guess the Browns won't be rolling out their new uniforms at a big event like they did last time...
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I'm going to guess the Browns won't be rolling out their new uniforms at a big event like they did last time...
I'm going to guess the Browns won't be rolling out their new uniforms at a big event like they did last time...
Oh, that's right. Are they still going to release them?
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I'm going to guess the Browns won't be rolling out their new uniforms at a big event like they did last time...
I'm going to guess the Browns won't be rolling out their new uniforms at a big event like they did last time...
Maybe together with the masks, gloves and gowns with the orange and brown trim ?
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This week in NFL history - JANUARY 25 to 31.
This Date in NFL History
January 25
1998 — Denver beats Green Bay 31-24 in Super Bowl XXXII at San Diego behind Terrell Davis' 157 yards rushing and a Super Bowl-record three touchdowns. A record worldwide audience of 800 million in 147 countries, views the game on television.
January 26
1992 — Washington defeats Buffalo 37-24 in Super Bowl XXVI. Mark Rypien passes for 292 yards and two touchdowns as the Redskins win their third Super Bowl in 10 years.
January 27
1991 — The New York Giants defeat Buffalo 20-19 in Super Bowl XXV as Bills kicker Scott Norwood misses a 47-yard field goal attempt with eight seconds remaining.
January 28
1996 — Dallas becomes the first team in NFL history to win three Super Bowls in a four year period by defeating Pittsburgh 27-17 in Super Bowl XXX.
January 29
1995 — San Francisco defeats San Diego 49-26 in Super Bowl XXIX. Steve Young passes for a record six touchdowns as the 49ers become the first team to win five Super Bowls.
January 30
1983 — Washington beats Miami 27-17 in Super Bowl XVII. Fullback John Riggins rushes for a Super Bowl-record 166 yards on 38 carries as Washington its their first NFL title since 1942.
January 31
1993 — Dallas beats Buffalo 52-17 in Super Bowl XXVII. The Cowboys' win is their third in a record sixth Super Bowl appearance; the Bills become the first team to drop three in succession (they would lose again to Dallas, 30-13, the following year).
This week in NFL history - JANUARY 25 to 31.
This Date in NFL History
January 25
1998 — Denver beats Green Bay 31-24 in Super Bowl XXXII at San Diego behind Terrell Davis' 157 yards rushing and a Super Bowl-record three touchdowns. A record worldwide audience of 800 million in 147 countries, views the game on television.
January 26
1992 — Washington defeats Buffalo 37-24 in Super Bowl XXVI. Mark Rypien passes for 292 yards and two touchdowns as the Redskins win their third Super Bowl in 10 years.
January 27
1991 — The New York Giants defeat Buffalo 20-19 in Super Bowl XXV as Bills kicker Scott Norwood misses a 47-yard field goal attempt with eight seconds remaining.
January 28
1996 — Dallas becomes the first team in NFL history to win three Super Bowls in a four year period by defeating Pittsburgh 27-17 in Super Bowl XXX.
January 29
1995 — San Francisco defeats San Diego 49-26 in Super Bowl XXIX. Steve Young passes for a record six touchdowns as the 49ers become the first team to win five Super Bowls.
January 30
1983 — Washington beats Miami 27-17 in Super Bowl XVII. Fullback John Riggins rushes for a Super Bowl-record 166 yards on 38 carries as Washington its their first NFL title since 1942.
January 31
1993 — Dallas beats Buffalo 52-17 in Super Bowl XXVII. The Cowboys' win is their third in a record sixth Super Bowl appearance; the Bills become the first team to drop three in succession (they would lose again to Dallas, 30-13, the following year).
Just going back in Super Bowl History.
At 56 years old now and counting it is part of America's history.
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