NFL history podcasts.
Just say the name Chuck Bednarik (bed-nare-ick) and you can be certain you’re not talking about the first chair violin player with the Philadelphia Philharmonic. In NFL history there are last names that define their franchises. For the Chicago Bears that name is Butkus and for the Green Bay Packers it’s Nitschke. Over 60 years since … Read more
In the modern world of today’s National Football League, schedules are carefully constructed to ensure fairness and opportunity. Home and away games are strictly monitored to maintain equality among all 32 teams. Each spring, after computers devour thousands of scheduling options, an elite group of NFL administrators meets to fine tune and ultimately finalize the … Read more
During the 1970s, there was no better team in the NFL at winning Monday Night Football games than the Oakland Raiders. From 1970 to 1979, Oakland posted an incredible 13-1-1 record on their Monday Night Football games. Only the Miami Dolphins and the Washington Redskins came close to Oakland’s win total. Both the Dolphins and … Read more
Atlanta enters 2026 as a team that the betting market respects only in limited doses. The Falcons won eight games last season and tied for the NFC South lead, yet lost the tiebreaker and missed the playoffs for an eighth straight year. Their futures prices describe a possible division contender with a low floor, not … Read more
The Cleveland Rams joined the NFL in 1937 and won the NFL Championship in 1945. The following season, the Rams moved to LA. From 1949 to 1955, they appeared in four Championship games, winning one. However, from 1956 to 1966, the Rams had only two winning seasons. In 1967, the Rams finished the regular season … Read more