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Tom Flores was the Raiders QB for most of the 1960's, but he ended his career with the Chiefs in 1969.

JuggernautJ wrote: ↑Sat Aug 01, 2026 10:24 am As a Niner fan it stung to see Jerry Rice and Roger Craig go to the (regional) rival Raiders.
Yes, I know they were in L.A. when Roger went but they were still the Traitors.

Ronnie Lott went to the Raiders the same year that Craig did.

How bad were the 1-15 New York Jets in 1996? The Jets had a lot of talent, but... coaching matters. Five of their 11 offensive starters were still starting two years later when they made the AFC Championship Game two years later. And among the players who left, Neil O'Donnell had led Pittsburgh to ...

Jason Dunn, of the Eagles and then the Chiefs.

But he doesn't know the Packers ranked #4 in rushing defense? His reply: The Packers' 1996 LB's rate a C+, which isn't enough for a championship team. And, while Reggie White was still a super-human run defender, there didn't seem to be another Packer D-Lineman who was fully dimensional that year. ...

Conversely, does another team panic trade for Herschel because Jimmy clearly wasn’t going to keep him beyond 1989 I think this is an interesting question from the original post. What RB needy team was going to pull the trigger on that blockbuster of a deal? And would that team be duped into the &qu...

Walt Cudzik started the 1954 season opener at linebacker for Washington. They released him two days later. He went to the Giants training camp the following year, but failed to make the team. His playing career appeared to be over, until the AFL was formed. Cudzik started at center for five years fo...

A decision hasn't been made yet. It will probably be announced in late May or early June

The 96 Pack were fourth against the run because they played a lot of lower-rated ground attacks. And, who cares what ESPN says? They probably have the 91 Redskins (another vastly overrated team) in the top two. Rushing yards allowed isn't a great stat, because the Packers often went up on teams ear...

Congratulations to Roger Craig, I guess. I can't be particularly excited about any of the Seniors making it to Canton, because I thought they were all HOVG material. But I thought the same about Harold Carmichael and Jimbo Covert and Floyd Little and Ken Riley and Steve McMichael. I thought that And...