Significant 12/23 games

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Historic Christmas games, historic Christmas Eve games as well, have been discussed here.

Well how about Christmas Eve-Eve?

Of course there's the Above-and-Beyond (RIP #32) Obvious One (and, yes, of course the overshadowed Classic that came next)!


But what others come to your minds?

Happy Holidays to you all and thanks yet again for all of your constant knowledge/education!!

PS - Go Steelers today though I have many reasons to give up on '23. But I won't. Even though if, Heaven forbid (pigs can suddenly fly to Jupiter-and-back), they run-the-table from here, even if it means they finishing 14-7 as opposed to 12-7, they'd still have to be considered the "worst NFL champ ever" - even worse than the '11 Giants!

But a World Championship is a World Championship (can never be taken away), so you TAKE it!

[RichardBak]

Actually, per Seinfeld, today Dec. 23 is Festivus ("a holiday for the rest of us"). So feel free to "air your grievances."

[CSKreager]

1984 AFC Wild Card Game, Seattle’s last playoff win for over 20 years

The Raiders were 11-5 defending SB champs and had to go on the road to face 12-4 Seattle!