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How Bernie Kosar used the supplemental draft to outsmart the entire NFL

By Kyle DeDiminicantanio
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The original ‘NFL Primetime’ can never be topped

By Charles McDonald

Mike Brown cemented himself in Bears history when he won back-to-back OT games

By Vijay Vemu

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Barry Sanders was the king of rushes... both positive and negative

By Mike Payton

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Tom Brady is a master of the surprise punt

By Bernd Buchmasser

Dennis Miller’s best ‘MNF’ moment — by far — was when he called a ref Alfred Hitchcock

By Sarah Hardy

Once upon a time, Andy Reid let the Cowboys score a touchdown in 3 seconds

By Charles McDonald

Doug Baldwin’s Super Bowl celebration was the shit

By Harry Lyles Jr.

Marion Barber’s best run went for only 2 yards

By Christian D'Andrea

J.J. Watt made fun of Andy Dalton’s nickname and created the most pointless beef

By Kennedi Landry

Dan Connolly lived the offensive lineman’s dream with his record-setting kick return

By Geoff Schwartz

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Almost 20 years ago, a Seahawks win led to an NFL rule change

By Mookie Alexander

The Pro Bowl’s greatest tradition is its perpetually gross uniforms

By Christian D'Andrea

I *wish* I could remember when 325-pound Larry Allen stopped a pick-six

By Harry Lyles Jr.

The Patriots once let Doug Flutie drop kick an extra point for no good reason

By Adam Stites

How an undrafted Arian Foster set a Texans record in his second start

By Charles McDonald

‘Madden’ should bring back Rushing Attack, the best thing it ever made

By Adam Stites

Adam Sandler’s worst movie derailed Rex Ryan’s coaching career

By Christian D'Andrea

Never forget Jason Sehorn once returned an onside kick for a touchdown

By Vijay Vemu

What’s the first NFL game you remember?

By Charles McDonald, Christian D'Andrea, and 7 more