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If my math is correct, the Tisch family paid $356 million (2025 adjusted) in 1991 for half of the Giant franchise. A member of the Koch family paid $1 billion for ten percent of the franchise last week. Whew.

Maybe not a missing piece, but Preston Pearson was a key addition when he left the Steelers for the Cowboys in 1975.

Good topic

John Tautolo, an offensive lineman out of UCLA with at least the Giants and Raiders, passed away in June at the age of 66.

https://www.raiders.com/news/raiders-mo ... hn-tautolo

Apologies if this was already posted.

[quoteYou mean records that have lasted?][/quote]

Yes, exactly.

Thank you everyone!

I think this season marks seventy five years since the Los Angeles Rams' prolific offense set records. I think their biggest one is average points per game with 38.8 points. Are there any others out there that have lasted 3/4 of a century?

Thank you.
Nick

A great list of the top ten coaches

The 1967 Colts are the fascinating team to try to parse. No playoff run upon which to judge a one-loss team. Do they go to Green Bay/Milwaukee and win in place of the Rams? Those Colts had more playoff experience than the Rams did. Do they then beat the Cowboys in Baltimore? The whole trajectory an...

https://obituaries.post-gazette.com/obi ... 1092977147

Tim Rooney, a great football man who had a hand in the successes of the Steelers, Lions, and Giants, at 84.

Lupe Sanchez, a standout defensive back at UCLA who played for the Pittsburgh Steelers at 63.

https://www.visaliatimesdelta.com/story ... 345391007/

What are Don Shula's five best teams? It seems like the candidates are 1964, 1965, 1967, 1968 Baltimore Colts and the 1971, 1972, 1973, and 1984 Miami Dolphins. 1964, 1971, and 1984 they lost badly in the Championship Games, but the teams were very good. 1967 and 1968 they only lost one regular seas...