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What four Super Bowls had matchups between two teams that were once in the same division together (before or after)?

Sounds cool. I'm very interested. It's very hard to wait 24 months to see everyone, so it would be cool to catch up with fellow members in the winter. Count me in.

Another factor in that Colts Lions game is that the clock would have started after the ball was set following the kickoff return. Art Donovan stated that he was kicked out of the game for retaliating for something Gil Mains did on the kickoff. Thus the clock stopped. Now no penalty yardage was mark...

That stadium is a dump. We went there a few years back for a Packers game. It was horrible. (As an aside, I learned all the words to their fight song because the Packers kept allowing points.) All I really care about is them getting rid of the "Commanders" nickname and using some sort of &...

CSKreager wrote:2008 Bears/Falcons

ATL trailed with 13 seconds left and won

Thanks! Somehow I didn't even remember Jason Elam going to Atlanta.

Thinking about that 2021 AFC Divisional Playoff got me thinking... what is the latest a team has taken a lead and went on to lose the game? For example, a team down 21-17 scores a touchdown with :15 left, taking a 24-21 lead, only to allow a field goal in the final 15 seconds, and lose in overtime.

Not yet, though I predict 10 years from now he will be the best "any number" ever. The only things that will separate him from Brady's records are catastrophic injuries, or boredom from winning too much.

Just going with Super Bowls here (XXVI was a great example already given): Super Bowl XXXI: Green Bay dominated the last three quarters of that game, but only won by 14. They missed a field goal that would have covered the spread, and they ended the game in field goal range. Watching the game again ...

1989 or 1991. In 1989, the 49ers were so much better than everyone else that the playoffs proved to be little more than a formality, not to mention the entire AFC being a joke. In 1991, many of the playoff games were blowouts, and there was never really any question that Washington would win it all....

With the Cowboys starting their 2011 season with a 7-4 record, the Giants had to find a way to stay with them or miss the playoffs. Manning steps to the plate and beats them twice, the second time to win the division at 9-7 before the Giants sweep the table. Had the Cowboys won that final game, Aar...