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I think Bills will beat the Browns in the AFC Title game.

That's all I know.

There was a play against the Redskins (now the WFT) in the Super Bowl that gets no attention but it might have been VERY important to the Dolphins effort to win that game. First quarter, Dolphins were punting. The WFT coaching staff had noticed the Dolphins' snapper lifted the ball, then he hesitat...

Bryan wrote:Rushing
3-37-12.3-0

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I had to look this up...

Is it Frank Pitts, KC, SB IV ?

If so, is there something significant about this/him?

Thanks.

These are great & fun!

Yes you are correct, it was the first rematch from that same regular season. And ironically, it was the last game of that regular season. Now, do you know which was the last Super Bowl played between 2 teams that had never faced each other previously? (in a real, non-preseason game) SB VII? Yes it ...

Yes you are correct, it was the first rematch from that same regular season.
And ironically, it was the last game of that regular season.

Now, do you know which was the last Super Bowl played between 2 teams that had never faced each other previously? (in a real, non-preseason game)

Bengals Kicker Jim Breech kicked in 2 Super Bowl games wearing a different jersey number in each game, #10 in XVI and #3 in XXIII.

When Aaron Hernandez was with the Patriots, he switched from #85 to #81.
I don't know if that coincided with the arrival of Chad Johnson, or whether or not any transaction was involved.

Last season, when Tom Brady came to Tampa Bay, WR Chris Godwin let Brady use his #12 and he switched to #14. Another case I remember is when Clinton Portis came to Washington, safety Ifeanyi Ohalaete selled him his #26 (and then I believe he sued him for $20,000 Portis owed to him) and Ohalete chan...

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superbowlfanatic wrote: 27-28: Yes Same TV network, so to get to my fact and make it unique, you have to take it one step farther.

Same booth tandem

Correct! Dick Enberg ("Oh my!") and Bob Trumpy.