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I'm interested in the 2005 New England Patriots media guide, though unfortunately I live in Pittsburgh.

Awesome! I can't wait to see him!

If you were to make a "Pillow Fight" of the worst teams to win Super Bowls, who would it be? Only rule is that one team must be from each conference. Mine would be 2001 New England Patriots (AFC) vs. 2011 New York Giants (NFC). The 2001 Pats by any metric rank very low amongst Super Bowl c...

I am fully on board with the Lions' proposal to change seeding - wild cards should be able to get higher seeds than division winners, as long as division champions still get in the playoffs. However, I can't agree that the 2002 realignment ruined division rivalries. Nearly every rivalry stayed intac...

Everyone seems to be on the Vikings' side here, but John Elway was the league MVP (admittedly undeserved over Jerry Rice) and the Vikings were only 8-7 in the regular season. I think the Vikes' magic had to run out at some point, and unless Anthony Carter went off like he did against San Francisco, ...

Perfectville: Population 2

We also came very close to a Scorigami. 40-22 had happened only once in NFL history before. Unfortunately we couldn't get a garbage touchdown out of Kenny Pickett that would have given us a 47-22 score and the first Super Bowl Scorigami since XLVIII (43-8).

- Should the Chiefs win, they will have the best winning percentage in Super Bowl history amongst teams who have been to at least three Super Bowls (5-1, 83%).

- Should the Eagles lose, they will become the fifth team to lose at least four Super Bowls (Vikings, Broncos, Bills, Patriots)

AFC East - Marino AFC Central - Kosar AFC West - Elway NFC East - Completely stumped. NFC Central - Singletary NFC West - Rice MVP: Elway Your AFC choices are all correct. So: AFC East - Marino AFC Central - Kosar AFC West - Elway NFC East NFC Central NFC West MVP That obviously makes Joe Montana b...

So I came across my old Gillette Cavalcade of Sports VHS....they award the 1987 Gillette 'People's Choice" NFL MVP award. A panel of experts pick one candidate for each of the six divisions, and then fans call a 1-800 number to submit their vote for the MVP. So...can you guess who the six cand...