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This appears to be the first time that individual player fumble statistics are not included.

Unfortunately I also don't give Atlanta much of a chance here. All the salient points were already covered. I'll go with New England 37-16.

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BD Sullivan wrote:Though he will be happy to take any freebies.

Typical of media. Guess it's better than the guy who 'accidentally' took Kyle Shanahan's backpack (w/playbook) last night.

Are we sure it wasn't Ernie Adams?

I recall that there were a lot of viewers on Eastern Long Island that could easily pick up the WFSB Channel 3 signal being that it was only about 30 miles from Hartford as the crow flies. So I would imagine there were a lot of similar motels that used this to their advantage to show Giants games. WF...

Maybe it didn't generate as much buzz because Rozelle didn't order the incineration of any videotapes.

Last night the Rams wore their classic 1960s-early 70s white horned helmets as part of their white "color rush" uniforms (opposite the Seahawks neon puke greens). Anyway I couldn't helped but think how great and clean the helmet looked. I could be wrong here, but it may have been the first...

"Deadly killing machine," lol. I can't take CHFF very seriously with their ridiculous Patriots obsession. I swear Kerry Byrne would have Tom Brady's baby if it were biologically possible. Hahahahaha. Yeah the pro sports obsession in New England is beyond fanatical, it's disturbingly obses...

Speaking of gamebooks, does anyone have the gamebooks for these two 1987 strike games? 10/4/87 - Cardinals at Redskins and 10/18/87 - Rams at Falcons.

Yes and it was a special bonus that they went a game without wearing their black leotard pants.

The Jets played three 1976 preseason games at the then-newly renovated Yankee Stadium. In one of the games against the Redskins, a receiver was badly injured when he ran into the padded left center field wall, which basically abutted the back of the end zone.