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In 1990 Houston had 251 passing first downs but Moon and Carlson add up to 252 on PFR.

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nobis60 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 04, 2025 12:09 pm Greetings.

Other than game books, is there anywhere that has the time for each scoring play prior to the late 1990s?

Edit: It looks like TSN has them starting in 1983. How about before that?

TYIA.

Newspapers.

L.A. Raiders and L.A. Rams.
And N.Y. Giants and N.Y. Jets.

Back then they would just show the score for a game - including the one they were broadcasting - now and then during a game.

The "scorebug" would take up the bottom third or so of the screen.

See games on You Tube.

Jim Marshall and Jason Taylor are tied for all-time opponents fumble recoveries with 29 each.

The only place I know of online that you will find the yearly own and opponent recovery data is my site.

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