Professional Football Researchers Association Forum

Gary Najman wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2026 6:52 pm I remember Steve Largent doing it twice in the 1980s, vs. the Falcons in 1985 and vs. the Bills in 1989.

I was at the game against the Bills in the Kingdome. Was cool to see.

If these were the only two to pick from, and you had to pick just one, who would it be? Who would you rather play for as a player? Friend of mine did play for Jerry Glanville in college. RB for us in HS, moved to safety in college and was a starter Glanville's first year at Portland State. Also, go...

The only reason why I don't follow the CFL (as, also, the case with Canadian college ball; AND the WNBA) is because of the ridiculous "too many teams making the playoffs" which, I guess, all Canadian-fans are more-than fine with (don't know why). Still, it doesn't mean that I want the Tra...

Never been a fan of Coach of the Year Awards. The best coach won the Super Bowl that given season. Really absurd award. Super Bowl winning Head Coaches that have never been NFL Coach of the Year. Coaches that have never even reached a Super Bowl being the "best coach" (as signified by bein...

You have one right now with the Chiefs and Florida Panthers. Chiefs won back-to-back, lost in 3rd straight SB appearance, then missed the playoffs. Panthers lost in SCF, won back-to-back, and are [likely] going to miss the playoffs. So 3 straight championship appearances, won two in a row and lost o...

That's hilarious. The "Sponsors" were great: "Morgan Insurance: You can bet your life insurance that the Seahawks are going to the Super Bowl!" They were only off by a few years... Grew up with "Almost Live!" here in Western Washington. Lot of Washingtonians watched th...

Best Super Bowl since Super Bowl XLVIII, obviously. Was hoping for the shutout but the guy that ran on the field changed the rhythm of the game there for a bit. Now have got to see the home state team win two Super Bowls. A long way from seeing Bruce Mathison at QB leading the Seahawks to victory th...

Seahawks, by a million.

I dont know how a HOF voter can get ousted but it needs to apply to Bill Polian. His "collusion" to get Belichick and Tyrer voted down, not to mention god-only-knows who else, has to be dealt with. He is not the only voter violating their election rules and by-laws. I think it's comical t...

sluggermatt15 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 25, 2026 9:56 pmThere are exceptions, like Bill Belichick. He's been out of the NFL for over a year but he will very likely be elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility. As a result, he is ineligible for the Hall of Very Good.

Maybe not so very likely.