Michael Pitts+FollowRemembering Marty Moron-weg’s Wind CallLions fans, do you still cringe thinking about Marty Mornhinweg’s infamous OT wind decision back in 2002? That call—giving the ball away in sudden death—still stands as one of the wildest coaching blunders in NFL history. Compared to Mornhinweg, even Matty P looks like a genius! It’s wild how far we’ve come with Dan Campbell’s aggressive style and the Goff-led offense. Anyone else grateful for the Motor City’s new era? #OnePride #DetroitLions #NFLHistory #Sports #Football10Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowCan Big Blue’s D Channel the ‘86 Giants?Remember the ‘86 Giants? LT and that fearsome defense made life miserable for Elway and Montana, and set the blueprint for Big Blue glory. Fast forward to 2025: Kayvon, Dexter, and rookie Abdul Carter are turning heads. No one’s saying this squad will match the ‘86 legends, but if the defense clicks, who knows? Maybe history repeats itself. What do you think—can this front seven spark a new era for the G-Men? #GiantsPride #BigBlueWreckingCrew #NFLHistory #Sports #Football00Share
Jack Hayes+FollowThe Chicago Cardinals' most untouchable record in football historyIt happened on Thanksgiving Day 1929. Ernie Nevers of the Chicago Cardinals didn’t just have a good game against the Bears… he scored ALL 40 points in a 40-6 victory. Six rushing touchdowns AND four extra points. Every. Single. Point. The crazy part? This wasn’t some blowout against scrubs - this was against the CHICAGO BEARS, their crosstown rivals, on Thanksgiving in front of packed stands. Most casual fans have never even heard of Ernie Nevers, but longtime fans know he was the Babe Ruth of early football. Stanford legend, played baseball AND football professionally, and was considered one of the greatest athletes of his era. That record has stood for almost 95 YEARS. Think about that - through the passing explosion, through fantasy football, through every offensive revolution… nobody has even come close to scoring 40 points in a single game. Some records are meant to be broken. This one? This one is eternal. Only the real ones know about the day one man WAS the entire offense. 🏈 #ErnieNevers #ChicagoCardinals #NFLHistory 170Share
Jay Williams+FollowPackers Mourn 'Gladiator' Steve WrightSad news, Cheeseheads: Steve Wright, the original 'Gladiator' and the face behind the NFL's Man of the Year trophy, has passed away at 82. While Wright wasn't a household name like Bart Starr, his legacy lives on every time that iconic trophy is handed out. Lombardi saw something special in him, and his journey through Green Bay's golden era is a reminder of the unsung heroes behind every dynasty. How will you remember Wright's impact on Titletown? #Packers #SteveWright #NFLHistory #Sports10Share
