Sports History Network Sports fans have always found ways to feel close to the games they love. For many years, they read reports in the paper or listened to games on the radio. Today, fans can watch live matches, check scores, and share their views from a phone. Sites and services tied to sports, including Merkur Xtip, are … Read more
Since the first Super Bowl in January 1967, 118 teams have played in one with another Super Bowl still to come the following season. Twenty-four of them made it back. That is about one in five, and the rate for the losing side is lower: eight of 59. The Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots … Read more
With the NFL about to begin its 107th season, I have a question for my followers. Among the 32 teams, which would you say has had the most success? I’m not asking which team had the best single season, the best decade, or the best dynasty. I’m talking about going all the way back to … Read more
We all know who the first-round draft busts are in NFL history. We get top 10 lists, most that mention the same players, every year, two to three weeks before the NFL Draft. A better question to ask at this time of year is, what is the direct opposite of a first round bust? First … Read more
NFL Sundays have always given fans plenty to follow, from early kickoffs to prime-time games. Technology has changed what happens alongside that action. Sports betting has moved onto connected devices, information arrives much faster, and bettors can interact with markets while games are still being played. That has made the sportsbook experience more closely connected … Read more