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Tennessee Titans
September 29th, 2008 
Neal The Tennessee Titans history dates back to when they were the Houston Oilers in the AFL. The Oilers were the first AFL champions winning back-to-back titles in 1960 defeating the San Diego Chargers 24-16 and them again in 196110-3. The Oilers went for a three peat as champions but lost to the then Dallas Texans [...]
Cleveland Browns
September 29th, 2008 Neal The Cleveland Browns are one of the oldest franchises coming from the All-American Football League born in 1944. From the start the Browns were team that would be in contention for NFL Championships with no “growing pains”. From 1946-1949 the Browns record was a combined 52-4-3, by far the best start to any professional football [...]
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No Comments »Philadelphia Eagles
September 28th, 2008 Neal The Philadelphia Eagles are one of the oldest teams in the NFL beginning their history since 1933. Bert Bell and Lud Wray purchased the Frankfort Yellowjackets for only $2,500. The Eagles first season produced a 3-5-1 record and they didn’t have a winning season until they merged with the Pittsburgh Steelers to form the Steagles [...]
Posted in Philadelphia Eagles Tags: Chicago Cardinals, Dallas Cowboys, Dick Vermeil, Donovan McNabb, Earle "Greasy" Neale, Football, Green Bay Packers, Hall of fame, Los Angeles Rams, National Football League, New York Giants, NFL, NFL Championship, Oakland Raiders, Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers, Steagles, Super Bowl XV, Tommy McDonald, Washington Redskins, World War II 2 Comments »Cincinnati Bengals
September 28th, 2008 Neal The Cincinnati Bengals became apart of the American Football League in 1968 only to merge with the NFL in 1970. The Bengals weren’t the first professional football team, during the 1930′s and 1940′s the team with the same name played in Cincinnati. The Bengals won their first home game in the second game of the [...]
Posted in Cincinnati Bengals Tags: AFC Central, AFL Coach of the Year, American Football League, Anthony Munoz, Boomer Esiason, Carson Palmer, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns, Denver Broncos, Football, Most Valuable Player, National Football League, NFL, Paul Brown, Pittsburgh Steelers, Pro Football Hall of Fame, Super Bowl XL, Super Bowl XXIII No Comments »It’s time for Plaxico to grow up
September 27th, 2008 Alston Enough is enough. It’s time for Plaxico Burress to grow up! As you probably heard by now he has been suspended for two weeks by the New York Giants because he didn’t show up or call in for work on Monday. There are some rumblings about domestic issues with his wife, which are some issues [...]
Minnesota Vikings
September 27th, 2008 Neal The Minnesota Vikings came into the National Football League in 1961. The Vikings made an immediate impact in the NFL and there was barely a “growing process” for the 14th NFL franchise. The Vikings had good support in among the fans selling out 85% of their home games. The Vikings has success very early on [...]
Posted in Minnesota Vikings Tags: All-Decade Team, Atlanta Falcons, Cris Carter, Football, Fran Tarkenton, Gary Anderson, Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, Metropolitan Stadium, Minnesota Vikings, National Football League, NCC Central, NFC Championships, NFL, Pittsburgh Steelers, Pro Football Hall of Fame, Randy Moss 1 Comment »Baltimore Ravens
September 24th, 2008 Neal Eleven years after the Colts moved to Indianapolis, Baltimore once again was granted with an NFL team.The name “Ravens” was inspired by famous poet and Baltimore native Edgar Allen Poe after his “The Raven” poem. The Ravens first game took place on September 1, 1996 as they defeated the Oakland Raiders 19-14. In the Ravens [...]
Posted in Baltimore Ravens Tags: AFC Central/North Division, Baltimore Raven, Baltimore Ravens, Brian Bellick, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns, Edgar Allen Poe, Eric Dickerson, Football, James Trapp, Most Valuable Player, National Football League, New York Giants, NFL, Oakland Raiders, Pittsburgh Steelers, Ray Lewis, Rod Woodson, Sam Adams, Tony Siragusa No Comments »Denver Broncos
September 22nd, 2008 Neal The Denver Broncos are another football team who have experienced the highs and lows of the NFL throughout their history. Founded in 1959 in the AFL, then merged with the NFL in 1970, the Broncos had the worst record of the original eight teams of the AFL with a dismal 39-97-4. The franchise didn’t begin [...]
Pittsburgh Steelers
September 22nd, 2008 Neal The AFC’s Pittsburgh Steelers are the 6th oldest franchise in the NFL founded in 1933, until 1940 they were known as the Pittsburgh Pirates, which is now the name of the Pittsburgh major league baseball team. To say the Steelers struggled for their first 40 years in the league is putting it lightly, the Steelers [...]
NFL Team Profile – San Francisco 49ers
September 20th, 2008 Neal The San Francisco 49ers are one of the most successful NFL football franchises in history winning five Super Bowls tying the Dallas Cowboys and the Pittsburgh Steelers for most all-time. Not only have the 49ers have great team success but also had the greatest wide-receiver ever in Jerry Rice who holds countless records, also quarterback [...]