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Just to note, he was Jim Flanigan, Jr. His son is Jim Flanigan III.

If the telecast of SB2 exists (I don't believe it does) and is in the hands of the league via NFL Films, I would think we'd have known about it by now. Or maybe they're still stung by the reaction to how badly they bungled their presentation of the SB1 telecast before putting out a revised version o...

The death of Raiders safety George Atkinson at the age of 78 was announced Monday.

https://www.tsn.ca/nfl/article/raiders- ... dead-at-78

Considering how weak the North is and how relatively easy the Ravens' schedule now becomes, it's not at all hard to imagine them bouncing back from 1-5 to win their division.

The 2003 Packers definitely had that look, starting with the memorable win at Oakland after Favre's dad died. Then came the Nate Poole miracle in Arizona that gave them the division, then the Al Harris pick-six to win the wild card playoff against Seattle. All that was dashed on the rocks thanks to ...

It's worthwhile to learn more about the "Native American Guardians Association," especially when people are trying to use its words to prop up an argument in favor of the name Redskins . It's a lobbying group founded less than a decade ago for the express purpose of "protecting" ...

I do know that during the one season they had Ted Hendricks, the Packers set an NFL record with 12 blocked kicks, seven of them by Hendricks. I believe he blocked 25 in all during his career.

I am not just speaking about 1998 though. Every team someone on this forum doesn't like was 'over rated" or "had an easy schedule" even when that schedule was above average in difficulty. According to some people every NFL champion sucked. It is quite tiresome how some people think i...

Former Packers guard Bill Ferrario died on Sept. 24 at age 47.

https://www.wsaw.com/2025/09/24/report- ... io-dead-47

Detroit also lost 24 straight at Green Bay (including Milwaukee) between 1992 and 2014.