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Meaning, lets say we knew that modern player x only got 28 votes in first found of voting from 15 to 10 moderns and not enough to advance-what does that tell us? And if the Hall released the voters ballots , what would we learn if in the vote down from 15 to 10, voter z included Eli? Interesting an...

I fondly remember watching Saturday afternoon games in December back in the '60s---the old AFL. It was kind of cool to have snow falling outside the living room window of our cozy Detroit home while watching Hadl & Alworth play pitch and catch in the sunshine in San Diego.

Obviously the only way to settle this once and for all is to ask Mike-Mayer himself. It can't be that hard to get hold of the guy. Yeah, it can. The guy's 78 years old. It's not like he's been highly visible for the last 40 years or so. As I've already stated, he's probably drawing an NFL pension, ...

NFL Films has highlights of game, but I can not find full game. The holder was Greg Landry, going to try him, and give Mike-Mayer another shot. Thanks again everyone. IIRC Landry---fondly recalled here in Detroit---passed away a couple years ago. Mike-Mayer has to be in his 70s now and may be back ...

Obviously the only way to settle this once and for all is to ask Mike-Mayer himself. It can't be that hard to get hold of the guy. I'm sure he still has an agent or someone handling inquiries, interview requests, etc. Maybe ask the NFLPA for contact info? Failing that, ask whoever the holder was on ...

It just goes to show, once again, that what we PFRA types find interesting the rest of the world just goes, "Meh." Including the interns who put together the media guides.

All, 3) Steve Mike-Mayer (Baltimore) ran in for the XP on October 28, 1979 vs. New England. What were the details on the breakdown causing Mike-Mayer’s (kicker) run for the conversion? Any information or guidance on the details of these plays would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Tim Castelli Th...

The Butkus PAT game was Nov. 14, 1971 vs Washington.

https://www.chicagobears.com/news/butku ... s-19009184

Otto Graham: 10 division titles and 7 championships in 10 years across 2 leagues. Hard to do much better than that.

Between October 1935 and the following April, the Tigers, Lions, and Red Wings all won their first titles. That's a trifecta I don't believe any other city can match (at least cities with only one franchise per sport, unlike NY and Chicago). And young Joe Louis was KO'ing his way through the heavywe...