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https://www.nfl.com/players/beattie-fea ... logs/1934/

and Steve Van Buren for 1944
https://www.nfl.com/players/steve-van-b ... logs/1944/

Yes, cool but still maddening. No punting game logs for Sammy Baugh, etc.

And they (NFL/Elias) can't tell the difference between Dick Nesbitt and Dave Nisbet for the Cardinals in 1933

TodMaher wrote:Yes, cool but still maddening. No punting game logs for Sammy Baugh, etc.

And they (NFL/Elias) can't tell the difference between Dick Nesbitt and Dave Nisbet for the Cardinals in 1933

Agree- some missing things on Trippi and some Washington and other Chi C missing gaps . .. but better than
nothing--I finally got Bobby Joe Green's touchbacks for his career (and stellar 1961 season)

and some other net punting stuff . . . grateful for what there is . . . but you are correct...

As of today, all the historical game log data (as incomplete as it was) is completely gone from www.nfl.com.

Idiots.

TodMaher wrote:As of today, all the historical game log data (as incomplete as it was) is completely gone from http://www.nfl.com.

Idiots.

I got a lot of punting data, but didn't do everyone (not enough time) but did find some other things that were helpful, as you say
as imperfect as it was---it was helpful.

Cannot believe it is already gone. Like the HOF and Weeb and Jim Trimble's films...they were there for a few years, then, gone...

Hard to understand...

TodMaher wrote:As of today, all the historical game log data (as incomplete as it was) is completely gone from http://www.nfl.com.

Idiots.

I didn't go out there often but there are no statistics for Drew Brees. So probably little out there for retired players at the moment?

Well, apparently everything pre-2003 is what is now gone - based on the pages for Tom Brady and Emmitt Smith. And even then are wrong dates for games from last ten years.

At least the '25 Cardinals are still 9-2-1.