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The playoffs in the 1960's weren't what they are today but probably one of the best teams from any era to miss the post season was the 1967 Baltimore Colts. There aren't a lot of one-loss teams that didn't make it to the playoffs, especially with a league MVP (Unitas) at QB. https://www.pro-footbal...

I'm partial to Crazylegs for playing w/o a beard or a face mask.

rhickok1109 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 2:11 pm What if Johnny Unitas had played until he was 75 without losing any of his skills?

I imagine his throwing hand would look like this.

I don't agree about the 73 Dolphins ... the expectations of defending a world championship is difficult for any team, especially since it was only done thrice since the end of the 1959 season when Baltimore and Green Bay did it--excluding the AFL*-- The Dolphins hammered the Bengals, Raiders and Vi...

Haven't had a chance to read the piece on electric football but I'm really looking forward to it. I got one of those games for Christmas back in '67 or '68, and I can remember lugging it several blocks in the snow to play it in my buddy's basement. Pretty sure the teams that came with the set were t...

I'm too lazy to do a Top 10 list. I'll do a Top 1 list:

Best: 1962 Packers
Worst: 1966 Giants

But man, I just looked up the Bucs' first 2 seasons. Forgot how truly terrible they were. They were shut out in 11 of their first 26 games. Brutal.

Well deserved. Congrats!

Sam Tsoutsouvas and Alex Wojciechowicz beg to disagree.

OJ went from golf course to golf course, trying to find the real killer.

Layne/Rote was good, for as long as it lasted (which wasn't long).

Rote/Hadl