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Leo Chenal and Karl Brooks will go down in NFL history as answers to a crazy trivia question: Who were the respective Chiefs and Packers players to block potential game-winning field goals with no time remaining over consecutive weeks in 2024?

According to Elias Sports Bureau, it was the first time in 85 years the Packers blocked a field goal on a game’s final play. They also did it in a 7-6 win over the Cleveland Rams on Nov. 26, 1939. Plus, in the NFL, it was the first time teams blocked potential game-winning field goals with no time remaining in two straight weeks since Weeks 15-16 in 2011.

 

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Texans RB Joe Mixon is first player in NFL history to have 100-plus rushing yards, at least one rushing TD in six straight road games

 

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I rewatched The 4 Falls of Buffalo last night.

It was a random occurrence but in parallel to the charity work they put in this week on behalf of 49ers CB Ward losing his daughter, all I can say is Bills fans are all class.

 

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At the age of 35, Cameron Heyward is the oldest defensive tackle to be selected to an All-Pro team in the Super Bowl era. The last time a defensive tackle 35 or older made an All-Pro team was Gino Marchetti on the Baltimore Colts in 1964, who earned that honor at the age of 37.

 

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A SB win this season has to be the destiny of Goff?

Anyway, Howie Long conferred with GG for this.

 

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Rod Woodson also has said it a few times.
So does Joe Montana's coach....


Bill Walsh is on record saying that Montana was a system QB, and that Marino was the system. Walsh believed Dan Marino was the greatest QB ever … and Bill Walsh knew football, coached Joe Montana, Steve Young, and Ken Anderson, all great QB's. Yet none of them could compare with Marino in Walsh's eyes. Walsh spoke glowingly of the one time he watched film with Marino, and it was clear that Walsh was awe-struck with Marino.