Sports History Network The Cleveland Rams won the 1945 NFL Championship and were often referred to as “sport’s first spectacular postwar team.” Then, 27 days after winning the championship, the Cleveland Rams moved to Los Angeles. This made the franchise the only NFL team to play in a new city the year following a Championship run. On this … Read more
In 1973, the Minnesota Vikings advanced to the NFC Championship Game, where they played the Dallas Cowboys at Texas Stadium. In big games, regardless of the era, the winning team usually does not make as many mistakes as their opponent. But what happens when they make a bunch of mistakes, and still manage to win. … Read more
The first video game ever was created by physicist, William Higinbotham, called Tennis For Two in 1958. This game was played on an osciloscope and it somewhat resembled what we all relate to as one of the original “sports” video games out there, Pong. The evolution of video games has transformed tremendously over the years, … Read more
Today, we’re going to talk about the 1967 Baltimore Colts, a team that won 11 games, lost only once, and tied twice, and believe it or not…they didn’t make the playoffs. One could argue this team could have outpaced multiple Super Bowl winners during the era. This article is also a podcast from the Football … Read more
I’m a huge Detroit Lions fan. This is no secret, nor do I try to hide it during my interviews each week. In fact, it’s probably fair to say I bring up my fandom for the Detroit Lions pretty much every week on the show. So, when I get a chance to talk to Dave … Read more