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Frank Gore, Curtis Martin, and Derrick Henry are three of the top seven all-time running backs in career rushing yards. Gore is third with 16,000 yards, Martin is sixth with 14,101 yards and Derrick Henry is currently seventh with 13,707 yards. All outstanding achievements. Henry rushed for 2,027 ya...

Bettis had very nimble feet for a man of his size.

After making the playoffs in 1985 with a 10-6 record, Tom Landry's Dallas Cowboys went 7-9, 7-9 and 3-13 the next three seasons. What caused Tom Landry's three losing seasons at the end of his coaching career?

The Giants incredibly time-consuming drive in the Super Bowl against the Bills comes to mind. The Drive itself by Elway over the Browns, Montana to Clark in the NFCCG was a great drive, Montana-Taylor in the Super Bowl against the Bengals to win it. Hard to top Green Bay's drive in the Ice Bowl over...

Seems to be a consensus in that '96 Jacksonville at #19 and the '95 Colts at #20.
The top five to me not sure what order:
'90 San Francisco
'92 San Francisco
'94 Dallas
'98 Minnesota
'99 Jacksonville

If the Steelers maintained possession throughout those 10 minutes and kicked a field goal with no time left. Is that it? Yes. Either that or a safety scored by the defense on the opening drive of OT are the only ways OT can end without both teams possessing the ball. Thank you. I didn't know that.

I like ties. They're quirky-looking in the standings. I have a question. In the 10-minute overtime period, both teams are to get the ball right? The Steelers yesterday had a long drive that ate up most of the 10-minute overtime period. If the Steelers maintained possession throughout those 10 minute...

I would say the 1990 team is the best of those four, and I think they could’ve beaten at least a few champions. Thoughts on which SB-winning teams they could have defeated? Off the top of my head I’m definitely taking those Bills over at minimum the 1970 Colts, and 2011 Giants. Maybe a couple other...

SeahawkFever wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2026 7:33 pm I would say the 1990 team is the best of those four, and I think they could’ve beaten at least a few champions.

Thoughts on which SB-winning teams they could have defeated?

Would the four-time Super Bowl-losing Buffalo Bills of the '90s have defeated a Super Bowl champion of another year? If yes, which Super Bowl-winning teams do you think they would have defeated?