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....Can anyone remember a play that had three turnovers? And that goes with my question about "two turnovers on one play by the same player." Both of those are from the same play... I wonder how much beer was spilled in that ~15 second time span. (I'm hoping for answers to the first two q...

Two turnovers (an interception and a fumble) on one play by one player (Jalen Hurts).
Pretty sure I haven't seen that before... has it been done before?

And (per Buck) 5 turnovers in "the last" 11 plays.
A game worth seeing if only for a unique level of ineptitude...

I dont feel Seifert or the team believed that Craig's knee could recover properly. After eight years, bitter reality had set in, the Niners were gonna give up on him a year early than a year late. Like Foreman, Holmes, Davis, Sims and Andrews, it seemed to end too soon. The word around here was tha...

Brock is in.
It was Peggy Parratt who missed by one and yes... kill... you!

....Roger Craig was the more significant player, from impact, eye test, those things. I think his PSI ranks were very high, number one as his position at least 3 times ... top FB and a top RB, though in a two back set not a ton of difference In other word,s Rathman was different than he was. So som...

Technically, Bud Grant did win an NFL Championship.
The first four Super Bowls (pre-merger) were world championship games between the champions of the NFL and AFL.
They were even called the AFL-NFL World Championship Game.
Grant's Vikings were the 1969 NFL Champions.

Yeah, he's the one. It was kind of a big deal at the time, but he never came close again and the accomplishment seemed to lose its luster. I think that may well depend on whether or not you saw him play. His incredible three year run (1971-73) was when I started to watch and understand football and...

Based on 67 ballots submitted by our members, Jim Bakken, Charley Brock, George Christensen, Clem Daniels, Chris Hinton, Kent Hull, Greg Lloyd, Wilber Marshall, Nate Newton and Mike Stratton have been elected to the Hall of Very Good. Below are the vote totals. Thirty-seven votes were required for e...

Two guys you don't hear about very much these days. Taylor, I guess because it seems he was never very well liked, even by guys on his own team. As for Simpson, he WAS well-liked, but sometime around 30 years ago people's opinions seemed to change. Can't imagine why. Deserved or not Taylor was call...

I've found a fun trivia question for the casual NFL fan to be: Who was the first player to rush for 1,000 yards? Who was the first to do it twice? Who was the first to do it two years in a row? OK... that's three questions... but five times in a row? I don't know but will look forward to hearing the...