Professional Football Researchers Association Forum

I have two questions regarding this game. 1) It never seems to get mentioned [that I have noticed] as one of the coldest NFL games. A couple of sources indicate it was minus 8. Is that incorrect or is that actually the wind chill? 2) The Redskins had sneakers but the Rams did not. The Redskins coach...

I think there were signs that this could happen. The Cowboys had been blown out by the 49ers and Bills earlier in the season. While those games were on the road the teams they blew out at home were mostly bad teams at the time [The Rams improved later on]. They almost lost at home to Seattle and Det...

Even though the NFL is more willing to postpone games I don't think history quite supports the perception of the macho purists. Yes they played these NFL championship games in bad weather plenty of fans stayed home. The 1937, 1945, 1948, and 1949 games had attendance dampened by the weather. Maybe o...

Though I want Houston to win, feel the Networks want Flacco and the Browns in Baltimore What do you mean by that? Are you insinuating some stuff is rigged? Not to mention surely the networks would want the Cowboys to be in more championships and Super Bowls. I've seen some people who cite the simil...

Apparently I have Peacock. I guess because I have Comcast? I didn't know I did until a couple of years ago a friend was going to the Nascar HOF ceremony. With not much else on I decided to see if it was on TV. It was on Peacock and I clicked on it and there it was. That and an NFL game was all i hav...

The Rams loaded up to win that Super Bowl and one of the favorites to win. It was hardly a shock to anyone when they won it all because they had the talent.

What gets me is they advertise watching the game on Peacock as the opportunity to be a part of "history". Like that is something I will be bragging about for years to come.

For a long time LA didn't have an NFL team and I think they only have SBs in NFL cities. When the NFL returned I think they wanted to give it to the new stadium. I agree though I love the Rose Bowl site, at least on TV. I did once go to Pasadena but didn't have the chance to see the stadium much les...

1950 Rams scored 70 and 65 in consecutive games [and 51 in another] and gave up 56 in an earlier game.