Super Bowl Era World Cup (Champion Crowned) - Page 2

EagleFan · 07-08-2010, 10:45 PM

2nd round

(5) 1988 vs. (1) 1985

Jim McMahon versus Jim McMahon. Which of his teams will advance?

Team 85 wastes little time answering that question. They dominate and have a 34-6 victory to show for it.

Walter Payton runs for 192 yards with 2 touchdowns in the victory. They hold Team 88 to 43 net pssing yards.

Note to other remaining teams, be afraid.

(3) 1986 vs. (2) 2006

Jim McMahon versus Rex Grossman. Sorry, but I don't see this being close as the 2006 team was one of teh most overrated and lucky teams in history.

While it's closer than I thought it was never in doubt. Team 86 goes on to a 23-6 victory in which Team 06 wasever able to really move the ball.

Walter Payton ran for 180 yards and 1 touchdown as he was player of the game. Bad Rex completed just 9 of 23 passes and was picked twice.

EagleFan · 07-08-2010, 10:58 PM

Bears' Final

(3) 1986 vs. (1) 1985

Jim McMahon will represent Da Bears, but which version of him? This is the final everyone would have expected and it holds form.

Early in the 1st Walter Payton breaks free on a 34 yard touchdown run to give Team 85 a 7-0 lead. The first quarter ends 7-0.

The teams exchange field goals in the second quarter. At the half Team 85 leads 10-3.

With just over a minute left in teh third, Team 86 gets the game to 10-6 with a field goal. The thirds ends with a 4 point game, 10-6 in favor of Team 85.

After exchanging punts Team 85 drives to the Team 86 25 but the drive stalls and they settle for a field goal to give them a 13-6 lead. After exchanging punts, Team 86 starts a drive at midfield with 2:16 remaining. Encroachment on the defense, 1st and 5 at the 45. Matt Suhey up the middle for 3, 2nd and 2 at the 42. McMahon hits Payton in the flat and he gains 14, 1st down at the 28, two minute warning. Payton gets the draw, and is caught for a 5 yard loss, 2nd and 15 at the 33. Payton loses a yard, 3rd and 16 at the 34. McMahon throws to the endzone, knocked down, 4th and 16. McMaho back, looking, has Willie Gault, but over throws him, turnover on downs. Team 85 runs the clock out for the 13-6 win and will represent the Bears.

Walter Payton is player of the game for the winners as he rushed for over 100 and had the touchdown.

Group B
Bears (1985)
Vikings (????)
Packers (????)
Lions (????)

Coffee Warlord · 07-09-2010, 10:03 AM

Spiffy idea.

EagleFan · 07-09-2010, 11:14 PM

Vikings' Qualifying

1. 1973 (12-2)x
2. 1969 (12-2)x
3. 1976 (11-2-1)x
4. 1974 (10-4)x
5. 1998 (15-1)
6. 1975 (12-2)
7. 1970 (12-2)
8. 2009 (12-4)

1st round

(8) 2009 vs. (1) 1973

Brett Favre versus Fran Tarkenton. Do we fast forward to Favre's game losing interception, or will be save that one for later in the tournament?

Neither team can get on the board in the first quarter and it ends scoreless. The 09 team has driven into Team 73 territory as the quarter comes to a close.

On the first play of the second quarter Adrian Peterson goes 33 yards for he touchdown to give Team 09 a 7-0 lead. Team 73 hits a field goal on their next posession to getto within 7-3. Team 09 follow that with a drive into Team 73 territory that ends with a Percy Harvin 39 yard touchdown run to give Team 09 a 14-3 lead. Team 73 ends thehalf with another field goal and it's 14-6 at the half.

An early field goal by Team 09 in the third gives them a 17-3 lead. They extend that lead with under a minute left in the quarter when Favre hits Visanthe Shiancoe for an 18 yard touchdown. Team 09 leads 24-6 after the third quarter.

Late in the 4th Team 73 scores on a 2 yard run from Chuck Foreman to close out the scoring for our final score of 24-13.

Adrian Peterson is the player of the game as he ran for 129 yards with a touchdown.

(7) 1970 vs. (2) 1969

Gary Cuozzo versus Joe Kapp. Pretty much the same team other than that.

Late in the 1st Team 69 scores ona 15 yard pass from Kapp to John Beasley to give them a 7-0 lead. The quarter ends 7-0.

Neither team scores in the 2nd and at the half Team 69 leads 7-0.

Team 70 hits a field goal midway through the 3rd to get to within 7-3. The quarter ends 7-3 but Team 69 has driven into Team 70 territory as the quarter comes to a close.

A 44 yard field goal early in the 4th for Team 69 to give them a 10-3 lead. Both defenses clamp down and the game ends with Team 69 wins 10-3.

There is no real standout and Joe Kapp is named player of the game thanks to his touchdown pass.

(6) 1975 vs. (3) 1976

Fran Tarkenton versus himself as we see a game of near identical twins facing off.

Team 76 scores midway through the 1st on a 22 yard pass from Tarkenton to Chuck Foreman to give them a 7-0 lead. The quarter ends with them up 7-0.

Team 75 adds two field goals in the second to get to within 7-6 and that is where the game stands at the half.

With just over 9:00 left in the 3rd Chuck Foreman scores for Team 75 on a 10 yard run to give them a 13-7 lead. Team 76 answers immediately with a drive that ends with a 5 yard touchdown run by Brent McClanahan to retake the lead 14-13. The 3rd quarter ends with Team 76 up 14-13.

With just under 2 minutes left Team 76 hits a 30 yard field goal to extend their lead to 17-13. Team 75 loses cannot get a first down and turn the ball over on downs on 4 plays and Team 76 runs the clock out for the 17-13 victory.

Fran Tarkenton is player of the game as he threw for over 200 yards with a touchdown.

(5) 1998 vs. (4) 1974

Randall Cunningham versus Fran Tarkenton. Team 98 looks to prove they should be the top seed in ths tournament, but that technicality of no Super Bowl pushed them down to the 5 seed.

Midway through the first Cunningham hits Andrew Glover for a 1 yard touchdown to give Team 98 a 7-0 lead. Late in the first Team 74 answers with a 3 yard touchdown run by Chuck Foreman to tie the game 7-7 which is how the quarter ends.

Team 74 adds a late field goal in the second to take a 10-7 lead into the half.

Team 74 adds two field goals in the third. After the 3rd quarter Team 74 leads 16-7.

Early in the 4th Team 98 gets a field goal to get to within 16-10. With 6:39 to go Cunningham hits Chris Carter for a 48 yard touchdown to take a 17-16 lead. Team 74 starts on their 33. Tarkenton sacked by Stalin Colinet for 8 yards, 2nd and 18 at the 25. Foreman for 1 yard up the middle, 3rd and 17 at the 26. Tarkenton back, looking, hits Foreman in the flat, he sheds a tackle and turns upfield for 23 and a 1st down at their 49. Tarkenton to Stu Voigt for 7 yards to the Team 98 44, 2nd and 3. Tarkenton back, looking, he throws up top to John Gilliam who makes the catch and is down to the 4, a 40 yard strike, 1st and goal. Tarkenton back, looking, sees Foreman open in the endzone, fires, touchdown!!! They take a 22-17 lead and go for two. Foreman is stopped short and the conversion is no good. Team 98 starts at their 23 with 2:51 remaining. Chuck Evans for 3, 2nd and 7. Roberts Smith for 7, 1st down at the 33, 2 minute warning. Incomplete pass, 2nd and 10. Smith for 2, out of bounds, 3rd and 8 at the 35. Cunningham to Randy Moss for 15, out of bounds, 1st down at the 50. Cunningham to Carter for 13, 1st down at the 37, timeout. Cunningham drops back, gives to Leroy Hoard, he is up the middle, the defense is fooled as he cuts the outside, sheds a tackler, is across the 20, the 15, breaks one last tackle and is in, touchdown. Team 98 takes a 23-22 lead as they go for two. The conversion is stopped and the score remains 23-22. Team 74 starts at their own 34 with 1:19 and 3 timeouts left. Foreman for one, out of bounds, 2nd and 9 at the 35. Foreman nowhere, 3rd and 9, timeout. Tarkenton back, looking, fires to Sam McCullum for 14, 1st down at the 49, out of bounds. Foreman up the midde for 7, 2nd and 3 at the 44, timeout. Dave Osborn for 2, out of bounds, 3rd and 1 at the 42. Oscar Reed for 10, out of bounds, 1st down at the 32. Tarkenton to Jim Lash for13, 1st down at the 19. Osborn for 1 yard, out of bounds 2nd and 9 at the 18. Foreman for 1, out of bounds, 3rd and 8 at the 17. False start, 3rd and 13 at the 22. Incomplete pass, 4th and 13 at the 22. Field goal attempt, it's good, there was a whistle, false start, no play, 4th and 18 at the 27. Field goal attempt, wide right, wait, there was another whistle, false start again, no play, 4th and 23 at the 32. An amazing third try for this potential game winner, now from 49 yards... wide left. Team 98 win a thriller 23-22.

Randall Cunningham is player of the game as he threw for over 200 yards and 2 touchdowns.

EagleFan · 07-09-2010, 11:31 PM

2nd round

(8) 2009 vs. (5) 1998

Brett Favre versus Randall Cunningham.

Team 98 used the opening game as a warmup and they came out firing against Favre's boys and they proved to be too much as they coast to a 37-18 victory.

Randall Cunningham is player of the game has be threw for 327 yards and 3 touchdowns. Favres managed to go just 16 of 30 wth 2 interceptions.

(3) 1976 vs. (2) 1969

Fran Tarkenton versus Joe Kapp. Will Tarkenton win a game versus someone other than himself?

Through the first three quarters Team 76 would scroe twice with field goals and that would be it as they would lead 6-0 after three.

Team 69 would drive to the Team 76 32 with under 9 minutes left but it would stall there. The field goal attempt would go wide left and they still trail 6-0. After forcing a 3 and out Team 69 starts at their own 27. Oscar Reed for 9, and and 1 at the 36. Encroachment, 1st down at the 41. Bill Brown for 2, 2nd and 8 at the 43. Rees straight ahead, breaking tackles for 17, 1st down at the Team 76 40. Dave Osborn for 1, 2nd and 9 at the 39. Osborn loses a yard, 3rd and 10 at the 40. Kapp hits Gene Washington for 14, 1st down at the 26. Osborn for 1, 2nd and 9 at the 25. Brown for 2, 3rd and 7 at the 23. Kapp to John Beasley for 14, 1st and goal a the 9. Reed loses 2 yards, 2nd and goal at the 11. Kapp back, looking to the endzone, throws, incomplete, 3rd and goal, two minute warning. Kapp back, looking, has noone and throws to a safety valve John Henderson who gets just 1 yard, 4th and goal at the 10. Kapp back, looking, beig rushed, steps up, throws to Washington, touchdown, no he didn't hold on, incomplete, they turn the ball over on downs. Team 76 runs the clock out for the 6-0 win.

Paul Krause is player of the game as he had 10 tackles and 2 sacks.

EagleFan · 07-10-2010, 12:11 AM

Vikings' Final

(5) 1998 vs. (3) 1976

Randall Cunningham versus Fran Tarkenton. Team 98 looks to prove they are the best team and underrated in the seeding and Cunningham looks to be the first quarterback with two teams in The Finals.

Early in the 1st a 12 yard touchdown run by Chuck Foreman gives Team 76 a 7-0 lead. Team 98 answers as Cunningham caps off a drive with a 5 yard touchdown pass to Robert Smith to tie the game 7-7. On the very next play from scrimmage Tarketon hits Ahmad Rashad in stride for a 70 yard touchdown strike but they miss the extra point. After the first quarter Team 76 has a 13-7 lead.

Early in the second Cunningham hits Randy Moss for a 24 yard touchdown strike to give Team 98 a 14-13 lead. With under 5 minutes to go in the half Leroy Hoard adds to their lead with a 6 yard run to make it 21-13. With second left in the half Team 76 hits a field goal to make the score 21-16 in favor of Team 98 at the half.

With under 6 minutes left in the 3rd Tarkenton hits Jim Lash for a 13 yard strike to give Team 76 a 23-21 lead. With just 11 second left in the quarter Robert Smith sneaks through the middle for a 5 yard touchdown run to give Team 98 a 28-23 lead at the end of the third quarter.

After a defensive stop Team 98 adds a field goal to take a 31-23 lead with about 11 minutes left in the game. Each team exchanges punts and Team 76 starts from their own 9 with 6:35 left in the game, they almost have to do something now. Brent McClanahan for 1, 2nd and 9 at the 10. Chuck Foreman loses 2 yards 3rd and 11 at the 8. Tarkenton back, looking, fires to McClanahan, complete for 19, 1st down at the 27. Foreman for 1, 2nd and 9 at the 28. Tarkenton back, beig chased, he runs for positive yardage as he picks up 4, 3rd and 5 at the 32. Rober Miller is stopped for o gain on a draw, 4th and 5 at their own 32 and they ar going for it. Tarkenton back, looking, no one is open, he rolls, spots McClanahan in the flat, flips him the pass and he is brought down close to the 1st down mark. They measure and he just got the first down, 1st down at the 37. Tarkentonto Bob Grim for 9, 2nd and 1 at the 46. Foreman up the middle for no gain, 3rd and 1 at the 46, two minute warning. Tarkenton to Foreman for a short 5 yard gain, 1st down at the Team 98 49, timeout. Foreman for 1, out of bounds, 2nd and 9 at the 48. Foreman for 6, 3rd and 3 at the 42. Tarkenton back, fires to Sammy White who is open over the middle and he picks up 20 to the 22, 1st down. McClanahan for 7, 2nd and 3 at the 15. McClanahan stopped at the line, 3rd and 3 at the 15, timeout. Tarenton back, looking, hits Rashad for 11, 1st and goal at the 4. Tarkenton fires a quick out to Rashad but he is brought down at the line, 2nd and goal, timeout. McLanahan for 2, 3rd and goal at the 2. Incomplete pass, 4th and goal at the 2 with 4 seconds left, their last chance. Play action buys Tarkenton a second and he fires into the endzone, tipped... and Rashad brings it down, touchdown!!! They are now down 31-29 as time expires and a two point conersion away from overtime. Tarkenton takse the snap, fakes a pitch to the right, drops back, he is being chased, avoids one man, turns up field, tries to stiff arma a would be tackler but start to get drrug down, he stretches forwards toward the line... and falls short. Team 98 wins 31-29.

Fran Tarkenton is player of the game in the loss as he threw for over 300 yards and 3 touchdowns.

Group B
Bears (1985)
Vikings (1998)
Packers (????)
Lions (????)

EagleFan · 07-10-2010, 01:33 PM

Packers' Qualifying

1. 1966 (12-2)*
2. 1996 (13-3)*
3. 1967 (9-4-1)*
4. 1997 (13-3)x
5. 2007 (13-3)
6. 2001 (12-4)
7. 2002 (12-4)
8. 1972 (10-4)

1st round

(8) 1972 vs. (1) 1966

Scott Hunter versus Bart Starr. Will the Super Bowl 1 champions prove that those who did it first did it best?

Jim Taylor gives Team 66 an early lead with a 2 yard touchdown midway through the first. That would be enough for them to win as they would coast to a 24-6 victory. Team 72 would be unable to reach the endzone and only settle for two field goals.

Bart Starr is the player of the game as he throws for over 200 yards with a touchdown.

(7) 2002 vs. (2) 1996

Brett Favre with two different supporting casts.

Ahman Green would give Team 02 a 7-0 lead early in the first. After a turnover Tony Fisher would score on an 18 yard run to give Team 02 a 14-0 lead. It would begin to look like a runaway and it would become one. Team 96 answers a Favre hits Levens for a 1 yard touchdown to make it 14-7 after the first quarter.

Two field goals and a 4 yard touchdown pass from Favre to William Henderson, all for Team 96 would give them a 20-14 lead at the half.

Teams exchange field goals in the third to make it 23-17 after three quarters of play.

A Dorsey Levens 9 yard run, with missed two point conversion and two more field goals, all for Team 96 would give them a 35-17 victory as Team 96 would outscore 35-3 the rest of the way after falling behind 14-0.

Brett Favre for Team 96 would be the player of the game for his two touchdown passes.

(6) 2001 vs. (3) 1967

Brett Favre versus Bart Starr, the two quarterbacks that are the faces of the franchise. Will Team 67 ensure that all three Super Bowl victors advance?

Team 01 shocks everyone by jumping out early and often on their way to a 40-7 dismantling of Team 67.

Ahman Green is the player of the game as he rushes for 132 yards with 2 touchdowns. Favre throws for 275 with 2 touchdowns as well.

(5) 2007 vs. (4) 1997

Another Favre versus Favre matchup.

Favres to Donald Driver for an 8 yard touchdown gives Team 07 a 7-0 lead. Late in the quarter team 97 answers with a 4 yard touchdown from Favre to Mark Chmura (he latched onto that pass like it was a 17 year old girl). The quarter ends tied 7-7.

Vernand Morency scores on a 7 yard touchdown run for Team 07 to give them a 14-7 lead early in the second. Team 97 answers on the next drive as Levens scores on a 2 yard run to tie the game 14-14. A 20 yard field goal gies Team 07 a 17-14 lead. Team 97 manages 2 field goals in the fial 2 minutes of the half to take a 20-17 lead at the half.

On the very last play of the third quarter DeShawn Wynn scores on an 11 yard run to give Team 07 a 24-20 lead at the end of three quarters.

On their first drive on the 4th quarter Team 97 drives a long and methodical 6 minute drive that ends with Favre hitting Freeman for a 24 yard touchdown to give Team 97 a 27-24 lead. Team 07 takes te next drive and goes the distance, capped with a 17 yard touchdown from Favre to James Jones to give them thelead again, 31-27. With 2:12 left in the game Favre goes up top to Robert Brooks for a 44 yard touchdown to give Team 97 a 34-31 lead, this is a seesaw battle. Team 07 starts from their own 35. Incomplete pass,2nd and 10. Favre to Franks for 5, 3rd and 5 at the 40, 2 minute warning. Incomplete pass, 4th and 5 as they may be down to their last chance. Favre dros back, looking, throws to Jennings, complete for 6 yards and a 1st down at the 46. Favre back, looking, under pressure, rolls to his right, he's hit, but scrambles away back to his left, he throw across his body back to the right towards Franks, Leroy Butler jumps in front for the interception and Franks tackles him at the 49. Team 97 runs out the clock for the 34-31 victory. (I have to admit, I laughed when I looked at the play by play to see how their last drive ended and saw the interception)

Dorsey Levens was player of teh game as he ran for 160 yards and had a touchdown. Freeman had over 100 yards receiving and a touchdown as well.

EagleFan · 07-10-2010, 01:50 PM

2nd round

(4) 1997 vs. (1) 1966

Favre versus Starr. The only non-Favre team remaining as Starr looks for a chance to represent the Packers in The Finals.

After a scoreless first quarter Team 66 gets on the board first early in the secnd as Starr hits Carroll Dale for a 48 yard touchdown. They miss the extra point and lead 6-0. The will add a field goal late in the quarter and lead 9-0 at the half.

Team 97 comes out to start the second half with a 5 minute drive tat ends with a field goal to get to within 9-3. Late in the quarter Favre hits Derrick Mayes for a 13 yard touchdown to take a 10-9 lead. After three Team 97leads 10-9, that missed extra point could be huge.

With under 5 minutes to go Team 66 would drive to the Team 97 35 and have a 3rd and 8. Starr back, under pressure, screens it to Jim Taylor, he is hit and fumbles, Team 97 recovers to stop the drive. After holding them to a 3 and out Team 66 starts on their 28 with 2:33 left. Handoff to Jim Taylor, he cuts to the right, around the end, breaks a tackle, stiff arms another would be tackler and is into the secondary, he is finally stopped at the Team 97 34 after a gain of 38, 1st down, two minute warning. Incomplete pass, 2nd and 10. Taylor for 2, 3rd and 8 at the 32. Starrto Bob Long for 9, 1st down at the 23, out of bounds. Taylor for 2 on a draw play, 2nd and 8 at the 21. Paul Hornung fo 5, 3rd and 3 at the 16. Starr to Dale for 13, out of bounds at the 3, 1st and goal. tarr back, looking, has Taylor in the endzone, fires, tipped away, incomplete, 2nd and goal. Starrback, looking, being chansed, angles toward the sidelines, dives out of bounds at the 1, 3rd and goal. Play action, Starr is back throws to Taylor but just out ofhis reach, 4th down. They hit the field goal to take a 12-10 lead with 33 seconds left. Team 97 is unable to get past their own 28 in their las few desperation attempts and Team 66 move on.

Carroll Dale is the player of the game with 93 yards receiving and a touchdown.

(6) 2001 vs. (2) 1996

Favre versus Favre. A victory for the 96 team guarantees that a Super Bowl champion will represent the Packers.

Team 96 takes apart Team 01 as they win 38-0. It was completely one sided and three turnovers by Team 01 just sealed their fate.

Keith Jackson is the player of the game with over 100 yards receiving and 2 early touchdowns to set the tone.

EagleFan · 07-10-2010, 02:01 PM

Packers' Final

(2) 1996 vs. (1) 1966

Favre versus Starr. 30 years seperate these teams but one game seperates them from representing their Packers at The Finals.

After neither team scores in the first quarter Team 96 opens the scoring midway through the 1st with a 38 yard field goal to take a 3-0 lead. With less than 2 minutes remaining Edgar Bennett would score on an 8 yard touchdown run to give Team 96 a 10-0 lead at the half.

Early in the 3rd Team 96 would add another field goal to extend their lead 13-0. The third quarter would end with Team 96 up 13-0.

On their first drive of the 4th Team 66 gets on the board with a field goal with just under 13 minutes remaining to make it 13-3. With 3:41 left Team 66 makes it a game as Bratkowski, in for a banged up Starr, hits Carroll Dale for a 40 yard touchdown to make it 13-10. They hold Team 96 to a 3 and out and get the ball back at their own 37 with 2:05 remaining. Starr, who is back in, hits Boyd Dowler for 14, 1st down at the Team 96 49, two minute warning. Starr back, being chased, scrambles, is hit and loses the ball but they recover at the 46, 2nd and 7. Elijah Pitts for 4, 3rd and 3 at the 42. Taylor for 2 on a draw play, 4th and 1 at the 40. They are going to try a 57 yard field goal. The kick is up, it looks like it has the distance but it hits the left crossbar and is no good. Team 96 runs the clock out for the 13-10 victory and they will represent the Packers.

Reggie White is the player of the game with 3 sacks.

Group B
Bears (1985)
Vikings (1998)
Packers (1996)
Lions (????)

tarcone · 07-10-2010, 04:00 PM

Do the Lions have anything to put forward? You may have to back to the late 50s and early 60s.

Greyroofoo · 07-10-2010, 05:41 PM

The Lions final game will end in a tie.

EagleFan · 07-10-2010, 06:40 PM

Lions' Qualifying

1. 1991 (12-4)
2. 1970 (10-4)
3. 1995 (10-6)
4. 1993 (10-6)
5. 1969 (9-4-1)
6. 1972 (8-5-1)
7. 2000 (9-7)
8. 1997 (9-7)

1st round

(8) 1997 vs. (1) 1991

Scott Mitchell versus Rodney Peete. As the moment we have all been waiting for is here, the Lions' qualifying. The biggest names here will be Barry Sanders versus Barry Sanders.

Team 91 dominates. By the end of the 3rd they are up 38-10 and coast to a 38-24 victory.

Barry Sanders from Tam 91 was the player of the game as he ran for 132 yards with 2 touchdowns. The Barry Sanders from Team 97 ran for 123 yards and also 2 touchdowns. Rodney Peete was 14 of 20 for 225 yards with 2 touchdowns.

(7) 2000 vs. (2) 1970

Charlie Batch versus Greg Landry.

After a scoreless 1st quarter Team 70 would open the scoring with a field goal to take a 3-0 lead early in the second. With under 5 minutes remaining Batch would hit David Sloan for a 14 yard touchdown to give Team 2000 a 7-3 lead. The first half ends with Team 2000 up 7-3.

Neither team scores in the 3rd and the score remains 7-3 after the third. Early in the 4th Batch hits Herman Moore for a 9 yard touchdown to give Team 2000 a 14-3 lead. Neither team threatens and the game ends 14-3.

Charlie Batch is the player of the game. He threw for 181 yards and 2 touchdowns. Mel Farr ran for 137 yards for Team 70.

(6) 1972 vs. (3) 1995

Greg Landry versus Scott Mitchell.

Team 95 takes the lead and never has to look back as they win 28-0.

Scott Mitchell is the player of the game as he threw for 191 yards with 3 touchdowns. Sanders was held to 91 yards an a touchdown. Landry was just 14 of 32 for 164 yards with an interception.

(5) 1969 vs. (4) 1993

Bill Munson versus Rodney Peete.

Team 93 would edge out to a 17-0 lead and hold on for a 17-3 vctory as Team 69 was unable to move the ball.

Rodney Peete was player of the game as he was 14 of 19 for 165 yards with a touchdown pass. Neither team could move the ball very well but Team 93 did just enough.

EagleFan · 07-10-2010, 06:54 PM

2nd round

(4) 1993 vs. (1) 1991

Rodney Peete and Barry Sanders versus Rodney Peete and Barry Sanders.

The teams exchange field goals in the first quarter as the 1st ends tied 3-3.

Team 93 hits a field goal early in the 2nd to take a 6-3 lead. After a turnover they strike again as Sanders breaks a 49 yard touchdown run to give them a 13-3 lead. Rodney Peete hits Willie Green for a 38 yard touchdown as Team 91 narrows the gap to 13-10. The teams exchange field goals in the final two minutes of the quarter and at the half Team 93 leads 16-13.

Team 93 is the only team to score in the 3rd on a 5 yard touchdown by Sanders to give them a 23-13 lead after three quarters.

Early in the 4th Peete to Herman Moore for a 23 yard touchdown gives Team 93 a 30-13 lead. After a field goal by Team 91 makes it 30-16, Team 93 puts them away with a 5 yard touchdown pass from Peete to Moore as they win 37-16. The number one seed falls.

Barry Sanders is the player of the game as he runs for 214 yards with 2 touchdowns in the win.

(7) 2000 vs. (3) 1995

Charlie Batch versus Scott Mitchell.

Team 2000 jumps all over Team 95 as they roll to a 31-13 victory.

James Stewart is the player of the game as he ran for 166 yards with a touchdown. Sanders ran for 167 in the losing cause.

EagleFan · 07-10-2010, 06:58 PM

Lions' Final

(7) 2000 vs. (4) 1993

Charlie Batch versus Rodney Peete. Will a 9-7 or 10-6 team represent the Lions?

Team 93 makes their statement (that at least a 9-7 team won't be representing the Lions) as they blast Team 2000 30-13.

Barry Sanders is the player of the game as he rushed for 129 yards with 2 touchdowns.

Group B
Bears (1985)
Vikings (1998)
Packers (1996)
Lions (1993)

EagleFan · 07-10-2010, 07:00 PM

Later will be Group F...

Steelers
1. 1978 (14-2)*
2. 1975 (12-2)*
3. 2008 (12-4)*
4. 1979 (12-4)*
5. 1974 (10-3-1)*
6. 2005 (11-5)*
7. 1995 (11-5)x
8. 2004 (15-1)

Browns
1. 1986 (12-4)
2. 1994 (11-5)
3. 1980 (11-5)
4. 1969 (10-3-1)
5. 1972 (10-4)
6. 1968 (10-4)
7. 1987 (10-5)
8. 1971 (9-5)

Bengals
1. 1988 (12-4)x
2. 1981 (12-4)x
3. 1975 (11-3)
4. 1982 (7-2)
5. 1976 (10-4)
6. 1973 (10-4)
7. 2005 (11-5)
8. 2009 (10-6)

Ravens
1. 2000 (12-4)*
2. 2006 (13-3)
3. 2008 (11-5)
4. 2003 (10-6)
5. 2001 (10-6)
6. 2009 (9-7)
7. 2004 (9-7)
8. 1999 (8-8)

EagleFan · 07-10-2010, 07:15 PM

Family game night so I'll be back on later to continue.

EagleFan · 07-11-2010, 12:15 AM

Steelers' Qualifying

While it's uncertain if the overall winner will eventually come fro this group, on paper this has the potential to be one of the best qualifying rounds in the entire tournament.

1. 1978 (14-2)*
2. 1975 (12-2)*
3. 2008 (12-4)*
4. 1979 (12-4)*
5. 1974 (10-3-1)*
6. 2005 (11-5)*
7. 1995 (11-5)x
8. 2004 (15-1)

1st round

(8) 2004 vs. (1) 1978

Ben Roethlisberger, Jerome Bettis and Hines Ward versus Terry Bradshaw, Franco Harris and Lynn Swann. Team 04 has the best regular season record of the bunch but the only team in the Steelers qualifying tournament without a Super Bowl appearance.

After a scoreless first quarter, Team 04 scores first on the first play of the second quarter with a field goal to take a 3-0 lead. After the teams exchange punts Team 78 struck back as Bradshaw hit Randy Grossman for a 66 yard touchdown to take a 7-3 lead. In the final two minutes of the half Franco Harris scored on a 2 yard plunge to give Team 78 a 14-3 lead at the half.

After a scoreless third quarter and not much action for most of the 4th, Roethlisberger hits Antwaan Randle El down the sieline for a quick strike 77 yard touchdown pass with under 4 minutes remaining. The two point conversion failed and the score is now 14-9 in favor of Team 78. Team 78 eats up most of the clock and when Team 04 gets the ball back they can do little as they are sacked twice and throw 2 incomplete passes to end the game. Team 78 moves on 14-9.

Terry Bradshaw was the player of the game as he threw for around 200 yards with a touchdown.

(7) 1995 vs. (2) 1975

Neil O'Donnell versus Terry Bradshaw. Team 95 is the only of thir Super Bowl teams to lose the Super Bowl, how will they stack up?

After a scoreless 1st quarter Team 95 would be the first on the board about 6 minutes into the second as O'Donnell hit Andre Hastings for a 5 yard touchdown. Team 95 takes a 7-0 lead which they hold until halftime.

On their first drive of the 3rd quarter O'Donnell hits John Williams for a 41 yard touchdown to give Team 95 a 14-0 lead. Team 75 would add two field goals and the 3rd quarter would end with Team 95 up 14-6 and they could be just 5 minutes away from the upset.

Teams would exchange field goals to make the score 17-9 with about 7 minutes remaining. O'Donnell and Team 95 would cement the upset when he hits Mark Bruener for a 1 yard score for the 24-9 final.

Neil O'Donnell is the player of the game. He threw for 187 yards and 3 touchdowns. Rocky Bleier rand for 121 yards in the loss. Bam Morris ran for 104 yards for the victors.

(6) 2005 vs. (3) 2008

Two of the Ben Roethlisberger teams.

Neither team scores in the 1st and only a field goal by Team 05 in the second has the score 3-0 in favor of Team 05 at the half.

Team 08 ties the game at 3-3 with a field goal of their own in the third. The game is 3-3 at the end of the third quarter.

Neither team can move the ball much in the 4th until one big play, a 36 yard pass to Hines Ward set Team 05 up in field goal range at the 2 minute warning. They kick a field goal with 1:43 left to take a 6-3 lead. Team 08 is unable to respond and lose the ball on downs as Team 05 runs the clock out for the victory, a 6-3 defensive battle.

Hines Ward is the player of the game with 8 receptions for over 120 yards.

(5) 1974 vs. (4) 1979

Joe Gilliam versus Terry Bradshaw.

Team 79 becomes the first team to step up with an eas vircoty. They jump to a 24-0 lead and coast to a 27-13 victory.

John Stallworth is the player of the game with 123 yards in receiving.

EagleFan · 07-11-2010, 12:33 AM

2nd round

(4) 1979 vs. (1) 1978

Bradshaw versus Bradshaw. Two identical teams go at at and on paper this looks like a great clash.

Midway through the 1st Team 79 strikes first as Bradshaw hits Jim Smith Jr. for a 19 yard touchdown to give them a 7-0 lead. The quarter ends 7-0 in favor of Team 79.

In the second quarter Team 78 manages a field goal to get to within 7-3. No other scoring in the second and at the half Team 79 leads 7-3.

In the third quarter Team 79 extends their lead with a field goal. They would lead 10-3 after the third quarter.

With 5:31 left in the game Team 78 would start at their own 31. Franco Harris sweeps left for 10, 1st down at the 41. Bradshaw hits Randy Grossman for 6 yards, 2nd and 4 at the 47. Incomplete pass, 3rd and 4. Bradshaw back, looking, fires toward Stallworth but it's over his head, 4th down. Bradshaw back, looking, pumps over the middle, then fires uptop to tallworth streking down the sideline, complete down to the 12 yard line, 1st and 10. Harris for 2, 2nd and 8. Bradshaw back, looking, fires in the endzone to Stallworth, touchdown. They have tied the game 10-10 with 3:01 left. They hold Team 79 to a three and out and start from their own 40 after the two minute warning. Bradshaw back, looking, fires downfield, picked off by Mel Blount. Team 79 starts at their own 26. After 7 lays Team 79 get the ball to the Team 78 29 and they try a field goal with just 16 seconds left. The kick is long enough but it's hooking to the left, wide left. We're going to overtime.

Team 79 is held to a three and out to start overtime. Team 78 starts from their own 41 after the punt. Harris for 1, 2nd and 9. Harris breaks a run for 40 yards, 1st down at the Team 79 18. Bleier for no gain, 2nd and 10. Harris ahead for 3, 3rd and 7 at the 15. They decide to go for it and not kick the field goal. Harris on a draw up the middle, he loses the ball but Team 78 recovers, 4th down at the 13. Thirty yard field goal attempt, it up, and good. Team 78 wins 13-10.

John Stallworth is player of the game with 96 yards of receiving and 1 touchdown.

(7) 1995 vs. (6) 2005

Neil O'Donnell versus Ben Roethlisberger. O'Donnell will try to teach "Big Ben" that no means no, but will he listen?

Team 95 beats them like a rented mule. They dominate their way to a 46-17 victory. Neil O'Donnel will face Terry Bradshaw for a right to be the face of the Steelers in The Finals.

Eric Pegram is named the player of the game, he ran for 100 yards with 2 touchdowns. Other notables, Team 95 sacked Roethlisberger 7 times and intercepted him 2 times.

EagleFan · 07-11-2010, 12:44 AM

Steelers' Final

(7) 1995 vs. (1) 1978

Will the only Steelers' team that lost a Super Bowl be the one that represents them in The Finals? Will the number one seed prove why they were the number one seed?

Midway through the 1st Franco Harris received a 10 yard pass from Bradshaw for a touchdown. Team 78 takes a 7-0 lead. The scores remains 7-0 after the first quarter.

Early in the second an Erric Pegram 1 yard touchdown plunge ties the game 7-7. With just over 6 minutes left in the half John Williams breaks a 39 yard touchdown run to give Team 95 a shocking 14-7 lead. At the half Team 95 leads 14-7.

Neither team manages to score in the 3rd. Team 95 is just 15 minutes aay from pulling off the upset.

Early in the quarter a field goal for Team 95 gives them a 17-7 lead. With just over 2 minutes left they seem to wrap the game up with another field goal to make it 20-7. Team 78 drives quickly and a Rocky Bleier 10 yard touchdown with 1:09 left gives them slim hope as the score is now 20-14. Onside kick, Tam 78 recovers but a flag is down, offside they have to rekick. Team 95 recovers the second attempt and run the clock out for the upset. Team 95 wins 20-14 and will move on to represent the Steelers in The Finals.

Erric Pegram is player of the game as he runs for 105 yards and a touchdown.

Group F
Steelers (1995)
Browns (????)
Bengals (????)
Ravens (????)

EagleFan · 07-11-2010, 01:25 PM

Browns' Qualifying

1. 1986 (12-4)
2. 1994 (11-5)
3. 1980 (11-5)
4. 1969 (10-3-1)
5. 1972 (10-4)
6. 1968 (10-4)
7. 1987 (10-5)
8. 1971 (9-5)

1st round

(8) 1971 vs. (1) 1986

Bill Nelson versus Bernie Kosar. With no Super Bowl teams in the mix the Browns' qualifying is up for grabs for the team that wants it more.

Team 71 takes the first lead of the game on a Bo Scott 2 yard run to give them a 7-0 lead midway through the 1st quarter. The quarter would end 7-0but Team 86 will have driven deep into Team 71 territory as the quarter ends.

On the second play of the second quarter Kosar hits Ozzie Newsome for a 17 yard touchdown to tie the game 7-7. With just under 6 minutes left in the half Kevin Mack gives Team 86 a 14-7 lead with a 12 yard touchdown run. With just over 2 minutes left Team 71 would tie it when Nelson hits Milt Morin for a 6 yard touchdown. The half would end 14-14.

Team 86 would hit two field goals in the third quarter to take a 20-14 lead after the third quarter though Team 71 would end the quarter deep in Team 86 territory, to the 1.

On the 1st play of the 4th Team Leroy Kelly plunges over from the 1 to give am 71 a 21-20 lead. With under 8 minutes left Team 71 adds to the lead with a field goal to make it 24-20. With 4:33 left Team 86 would start from their own 15, 1st down. Kosar hits Brian Brennan for 15, 1st down at the 30. Curtis Dickey off tackle for 6, 2nd and 4 at the 36. Kosar to Newsome for 10, 1st down at the 46. Dickey bursts through the middle for 12, 1st down at the eam 71 42. Kosar to Herman Fontenot for 13, 1st down at the 29, two minute warning. Kosar back, scans, fires toMack, just out of his reach, 2nd down. Kosar finds Newsome for a short 3 yard gain, 3rd and 7 at the 26. Kosar drops back, under pressure, tries to step up and is sacked for a 3 yard loss, 4th and 10 at the 29, timeout. Their last chance. Kosar takes the snap, back, looking, fires to Slaughter inside the 10 but he can't hang on, they lose the ball on downs. Team 71 runs the clock out for the 24-20 victory.

Leroy Kelly is player of the game as he ran for 117 with a touchdown.

(7) 1987 vs. (2) 1994

Bernie Kosar versus Vinny Testaverde.

Team 87 shuts the door on Team 94 as they control the game defensively on their way to a 24-0 victory. They jumped to a 14-0 lead in the 1st and never looked back.

Bernie Kosar was named player of the game as he was 19 of 24 for 375 yards with 3 touchdowns.

(6) 1968 vs. (3) 1980

Bill Nelson versus Brian Sipe.

Team 80 would see Team 68 jump out to a 10-0 lead after the first quarter and then they put their foot down and outscored them 35-3 the rest of the way for the 35-13 win. They become the first favorite to advance.

Brian Sipe is the player of the game as he threw for 212 yards with 3 touchdowns. Mike Pruitt ran for 107 yards and a touchdown in the win.

(5) 1972 vs. (4) 1969

Mike Phipps versus Bill Nelson.

Team 72 becomes the third underdog to win as they win big, 28-3. Team 69 atually scored firs with a field goal on their opening drive, they could do nothing else after that drive.

Leroy Kelly is the player of the game as he ran for 138 in the win.

EagleFan · 07-11-2010, 01:40 PM

2nd round

(8) 1971 vs. (5) 1972

Bill Nelson versus Mike Phipps. Other han the staring wuarterback the teams are pretty much the same.

Team 72 takes the lead with about 6 minutes remaining in the 1st as Phipps hits Fair Hooker for a 9 yard touchdown pass. The first ends with Team 72 up 7-0.

Early in the second Team 72 adds to the lead on a 1 yard Leroy Kelly run to go up 14-0. Team 71 manages 2 field goals to narrow the gap to 14-6 which is how the half ends.

Midway through the third Team 72 gets a 5 yard touchdown run from Bo Scott to increase their lead to 21-6. The quarter would end 21-6 but Team 71 would have diven to the Team 72 15 yard line as the quarter ends.

On the first play of the 4th, Nelson hits Gary Collins for a 15 yard touchdown pass to bring them to within 21-13. After a defensive stand, Team 71 goes on a long drive that ends with Nelson hitting Milt Morin for an 11 yard touchdown pass to get to within 21-19 and they go for two. The conversion is stuffed and Team 72 keeps a slim 21-19 lead with 7:03 remaining. On the second play of the following drive, Jerry Sherk intercepts Phipps and is down at the Team 72 22 yard line. Scott picks up 1, 2nd and 9 at the 21. Nelson is sacked by Thom Darden for a 5 yard loss, 3rd and 14 at the 26. Nelson back, looking, finds Frank Pitts to the 8, 1st and goal. Draw play to Scott, breaks a tackle at the line, spins to the outside, he stretches towards the line, touchdown. Team 71 takes a 26-21 lead with 4:46 left. Team 72 is unable to get across midfield and they lose the ball on downs. Team 71 runs the clock out forthe 26-21 voctory as they score 20 unanswered 4th quarter points.

Bill Nelson is player of the game as he threw for over 200 yards and 2 touchdowns.

(7) 1987 vs. (3) 1980

Bernie Kosar versus Brian Sipe.

Team 87 would score first on a Kevin Mack 9 yard run to take a 7-0 lead. That would be their high point as Team 80 would score 30 unanswered points to win 30-7.

Mike Pruitt is the player of the game as he ran all over Team 87 for 226 yards. Sipe threw for 198 with a touchdown.

EagleFan · 07-11-2010, 01:46 PM

Browns' Final

(8) 1971 vs. (3) 1980

Bill Nelson versus Brian Sipe. The Browns qualifying seemed to have one of the better spreads of teams so far in the qualifying rounds as they had no one dynasty team that would take up 4 spots (or more).

Team 80 would pick up where they lef off last game with another trouncing of their opponent. The score would be 7-7 after the first but that is as close as it would get as they would go on to a 41-14 vitory.

Mike Pruitt would again win player of the game as he ran for 171 yards anda touchdown.

Group F
Steelers (1995)
Browns (1980)
Bengals (????)
Ravens (????)

EagleFan · 07-11-2010, 05:40 PM

Bengals' Qualifying

1. 1988 (12-4)x
2. 1981 (12-4)x
3. 1975 (11-3)
4. 1982 (7-2)
5. 1976 (10-4)
6. 1973 (10-4)
7. 2005 (11-5)
8. 2009 (10-6)

1st round

(8) 2009 vs. (1) 1988

Carson Palmer versus Boomer Esiason.

After a scoreless first quarter Team 09 gets on the board very early in the second when Palmer hits Laveranues Coles for a 26 yard touchdown strike to take a 7-0 lead. With under 2 minutes left they add another on a arry Johnson 3 yard run to make it 14-0 at the half.

Defensively they shut down Team 88 and only Team 09 adds a field goal in the second half for the 17-0 shutout victory.

Carson Palmer is named the player of the game though he threwfor just 171 yards with a touchdown.

(7) 2005 vs. (2) 1981

Carson Palmer versus Ken Anderson. Does Palmer have another upset waiting? Will Team 81 prove they should have been the number one seed?

Team 81 strorms out to a 31-3 halftime lead and coast to a 34-13 victory. They played like they had something to prove.

Pete Johnson is named the player of the game as he ran for 196 yards with a touchdown. Ken Anderson could have easily won it as he was 21 of 27 for 230 yards with 3 touchdowns.

(6) 1973 vs. (3) 1975

Ken Anderson versus Ken Anderson. He will be moving his second team into the Bengals' final four.

Team 75 is on the board first with a field gol in the 1st and the quarter ends wih Team 75 up 3-0.

Early in the second Team 75 strikes agan as Anderson hits Charle Joiner for a 19 yard strike to extend their lead to 10-0. Midway through the quarter Team 73 responds as Charlie Joiner scores on a 10 yard pass from Anderson to make it 10-7. On the last play of the first half Team 73 ties it with a field goal and it's 10-10 at the half.

Team 75 hits a field goal in the third to give them a 13-10 lead which i how the third quarter ends.

Early in the 4th Team 73 scores on a 16 yard run by Lenvil Elliot to give them a 17-13 lead. Team 75 hits a field goal with under 7 minutes left to make it 17-16. With under 2 minutes left Team 73 extends their lead with a field goal to make it 20-16. Team 75 starts from their 29 with 1:38 left. Stan Fritts for 3 yards, out of bounds, 2nd and 7 at the 32. Boobie Clark for 2, out of bounds, 3rd and 5 at the 34. Anderson hits Isaac Curtis for 24 to the Team 73 42, 1st down. After two incomplete passes it's 3rd and 10 at the 42. Anderson back, looking, he fires to Chip Myers, complete for 15, 1st down at the 27. Short pass toi Elliot for 8, 2nd and 2 at the 19. Incomplete pass, 3rd and 2 at the 19 with just 5 seconds left. They have one last chance. Anderson takes the snap, drops back, looking into th eendzone, floats a pass, Joiner has it, but were his feet in; yes, touchdown. Team 75 wins 22-20 on the final play of the game.

Charlie Joiner is player of the game with over 100 yards receiving and 2 touchdowns.

(5) 1976 vs. (4) 1982

Ken Anderson will see which will be his third team into the Bengals' final four.

Team 76 crushes them 34-10 to move on to the Bengals' final four.

Ken Anderson is player of the game as he threw for almost 300 yards with 5 touchdowns.

EagleFan · 07-11-2010, 06:15 PM

2nd round

(8) 2009 vs. (5) 1976

Carson Palmer versus Ken Anderson. Will it be an all Ken Anderson Bengals' final or will Palmer keep his name in the running for being the face of the Bengals.

Team 09's defense steps up once again as they take a 14-0 lead gong into the half on their way to a 17-3 victory. They have allowed just 3 points total in their two games.

Jonathan Fanene is the player of the game as he led the team in tackled and had an interception and a sack to go along with that.

(3) 1975 vs. (2) 1981

Which of Ken Anderson's team will try to solve Team 09's defensive dominance? Will their last remaining team with a Super Bowl appearance make it to the team's final?

Team 81 steps up and wins easily, 27-10. It's going to be Carson Palmer and the team with the defense that is playing way over their head against one of their Super Bowl teams for a birth in The Finals.

Pete Johnson is named player of the game as he ran for over 100 yards with a touchdown and had 2 receptions with another touchdown.

EagleFan · 07-11-2010, 06:19 PM

Bengals' Final

(8) 2009 vs. (2) 1981

Carson Palmer and his defense looks to upset Ken Anderson, something that he has done already in the tournament.

Team 09's defense comes up huge again. Cedric Benson scores on a 4 yard run for Team 09 midway through the 1st to take a 7-0 lead. Team 09 manages 3 field goals and theirdefense allows nothing as Team 09 wins 16-0. They have allowed just 3 points total in their three victories.

Cedric Benson is the player of the game as he ran for over 100 yards with the only touchdown of the game.

Group F
Steelers (1995)
Browns (1980)
Bengals (2009)
Ravens (????)

EagleFan · 07-11-2010, 09:42 PM

Ravens' Qualifying

1. 2000 (12-4)*
2. 2006 (13-3)
3. 2008 (11-5)
4. 2003 (10-6)
5. 2001 (10-6)
6. 2009 (9-7)
7. 2004 (9-7)
8. 1999 (8-8)

Since the town of Cleveland has divorced the Ravens from their Browns past, the Ravens will be just the Ravens. This leads to an 8-8 number 8 seed.

1st round

(8) 1999 vs. (1) 2000

Tony Banks versus Tent Dilfer. What a difference a year makes for this team. From 8-8 to Super Bowl champions.

Team 00 scores first when a screen from Dilfer to Priest Holmes goes for a 39 yard touchdown midway through the first to give Team 2000 a 7-0 lead. The quarter ends 7-0.

Early in the second Team 00 increases their lead with a field goal to go up 10-0. With a little over 7 minutes left in the half a 79 yard punt return gets Team 99 back inthe game 10-7. Team 00 adds a late field goal to make it 13-7 at the half.

The Team 00 defense would own the rest of the gae (actually both defenses would do well) and Team 00 would add a field goal in each of the quarters in the second half to give us our 19-7 final.

Jamal Lewis is the player of the game for Team 2000 as he ran for over 100 yards.

(7) 2004 vs. (2) 2006

Kyle Boller versus Steve McNair. Team 2006 has the best record of all the teams in the Ravens' qualifying but they lack the Super Bowl and that relegates them ato the two seed.

Team 06 controls the game and coast to a 25-3 victory.

Steve McNair is the player of the game as he threw for 232 yards with a touchdown. Team 06 sacked Boller 6 times.

(6) 2009 vs. (3) 2008

Joe Flacco versus Joe Flacco. Will the rookie win out over the second year player?

Team 08 gets on the board first when Flacco hits Willis McGahee for a 10 yard touchdown to take a 7-0 lead. Team 09 answers late in the first with a Ray Rice 4 yard touchdown run to tie the game 7-7 which is how the first quarter ends.

Team 09 adds two field goals in the second quarter to mak it 13-7 at the half in favor of Team 09.

Neither team score in the third. Early in the 4th Team 09 is at it again as Flacco hits Demetrius Williams for a 10 yard touchdown. Rice scores onteh conversion to make it 21-7. Both defenses shut the game down the rest of he way and Team 09 moves on 21-7.

Ray Rice was the player of the game for Team 09 as he had over 100 yards of offense and a touchdown, plus the conversion.

(5) 2001 vs. (4) 2003

Elvis Grbac versus Anthony Wright. It seems that everyone in the country has played quarterback for this team over th pst 10 years.

Jamal Lewis gives Team 03 a 7-0 lead midway through the first on a 9 yard run. The first ends with Team 03 up 7-0.

Team 03 adds a field goal in the second and at the half they lead 10-0.

Team 01 answers back in the third as Terry Allen scores on a 1 yard run to get to within 10-7. The game is 10-7 after the third.

Early in the 4th Team 03 extends their lead with a field goal to make it 13-7. Team 01 has driven to the Team 03 24 as we hit the two minute warning, 1st down. Grbac with a quick out to Brandon Stokley but he loses a yard, 2nd and 11 at the 25. Grback to Qadry Ismail for 10, 3rd and 1 at the 15, timeout. Grbac back, fires to Shannon Sharpe, complete to the 3 and out of bounds, 1st and goal. Grbac takes the snap, back, looking, being rushed, fires quickly, caught by Ismail, touchdown. Team 01 takes a 14-13 lead. Team 03 starts at their 20 with 1:39 left. Lewis for 1 yar, out of bounds, 2nd and 9 at the 21. Chester Taylor for 3 yards, 3rd and 6 at the 24, timeout. Screen to Alan Ricard for 1 as the defense was ready, 4th and 5 at the 25, timeout. Wright takes the snap, he is looking, fires over the middle, picked off by Chris McCallister. Team 01 takes over and runs the clock out for the 14-13 victory.

Ray Lewis was the player of the game for Team 01 as he led the team in tackles, had an interception and a sack.

k0ruptr · 07-11-2010, 09:53 PM

I love this, keep it up! Much Surprise from the Steelers! wow

EagleFan · 07-11-2010, 09:53 PM

2nd round

(5) 2001 vs. (1) 2000

Elvis Grbac versus Trent Dilfer.

A team not known for scoring points puts up th ehighest point total of the tournament so far as Team 2000 destroys Team 2001 by a 53-7 final.

Trent Dilfer was the player of the game as he threw for 253 with 3 touchdowns. Team 2000 picked ogg Grbac 6 times.

(6) 2009 vs. (2) 2006

Joe Flacco versus Steve McNair.

Team 06 scored first in the 1st quarter as McNair hits Todd Heap for a 2 yard touchdown to take a 7-0 lead. Late in the 1st Team 09 ties the game on a 6 yard touchdown run by Mark Clayton. The quarter ends 7-7.

Team 06 reclaims the led in the 2nd on a 73 yard pass from McNair to Mark Clayton. At the half Team 06 leads 14-7.

Neither team scores in the 3rd and it's 14-7 heading into the final quarter.

On their first drive of the 4th Team 06 scores on and 11 yard pass from McNair to Musa Smith to go up 21-7. They would add a field goal for the 24-7 final as they move on to the Ravens' final.

Steve McNair is the player of the game, he threw for 262 yards wth 3 touchdowns.

EagleFan · 07-11-2010, 09:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by k0ruptr

I love this, keep it up! Much Surprise from the Steelers! wow

Thanks, and yeah that team would have probably been the last team I would have expected to move on for them.

EagleFan · 07-11-2010, 10:02 PM

Ravens' Final

(2) 2006 vs. (1) 2000

Steve McNair versus Trent Dilfer. In a rare moment, the top two seeds make it to a team final.

The teams exchange field goals in the 1st and the game is 3-3 after the 1st quarter.

Two field goals by Team 2000 give them a 9-3 lead going into the half.

In the third there was one drive that lasted more tan 5 plays and it ended with Team 2000 adding a field goal to go up 12-3.

The 4th was very much lie the third as defense set the tone. Team 2000 did add a field goal for a final of 15-3 and they will move on to represent the Ravens in The Finals.

Matt Stover was the player of the game as his 5 field goals were the only scores of the game for Team 2000.

Group F
Steelers (1995)
Browns (1980)
Bengals (2009)
Ravens (2000)

EagleFan · 07-11-2010, 10:05 PM

Up next will be...

Group C

Saints
1. 2009 (13-3)*
2. 1987 (12-3)
3. 1992 (12-4)
4. 1991 (11-5)
5. 2006 (10-6)
6. 2000 (10-6)
7. 1988 (10-6)
8. 2002 (9-7)

Buccaneers
1. 2002 (12-4)*
2. 2005 (11-5)
3. 1999 (11-5)
4. 2000 (10-6)
5. 1997 (10-6)
6. 1979 (10-6)
7. 1981 (9-7)
8. 2001 (9-7)

Falcons
1. 1998 (14-2)x
2. 1980 (12-4)
3. 2008 (11-5)
4. 2004 (11-5)
5. 1991 (10-6)
6. 1973 (9-5)
7. 2002 (9-6-1)
8. 2009 (9-7)

Panthers
1. 2003 (11-5)x
2. 1996 (12-4)
3. 2008 (12-4)
4. 2005 (11-5)
5. 2009 (8-8)
6. 2006 (8-8)
7. 1999 (8-8)
8. 2007 (7-9)

EagleFan · 07-12-2010, 11:03 PM

Saints' Qualifying

1. 2009 (13-3)*
2. 1987 (12-3)
3. 1992 (12-4)
4. 1991 (11-5)
5. 2006 (10-6)
6. 2000 (10-6)
7. 1988 (10-6)
8. 2002 (9-7)

The number one seed is probably the sentimental favorite for the group but the 87 and early 90's teams shouldn't be ignored.

1st round

(8) 2002 vs. (1) 2009

Aaron Brooks versus Drew Brees. On paper Team 09 should e the clear favorite.

Team 02 gets n the board first with a field goal to take a 3-0 lead. Team 09 answers back on the next drive as Brees hits Pierre Thomas for a 41 yard touchdown to give them a 7-3 lead. Late in the quarter Deuce McAllister scores on a 7 yard touchdown run for Team 02 to give them a 10-7 lead after the first.

Team 09 takes over from here as they outscore Team 02 28-6 the rest of the way for the 35-16 victory.

Pierre Thomas is the player of the game as he ran for 116 yards with 2 touchdowns and also had 53 yards receiving and a touchdown. Reggie Bush added 97 yards on the ground, thanks mostly to a 70 yard touchdown run in the 2nd. Brees threw for 228 wit 2 touchdowns.

(7) 1988 vs. (2) 1987

Bobby Hebert versus Bobby Hebert. Hebert has the most entries for the Saints. This game features pretty much the same team against itself.

Team 88 scores first as Hebert hits Dalton Hilliard for an 18 yard touchdown to take a 7-0 lead on the first drive of the game. Team 87 answers late in the quarter on an Hebert 7 yard touchdown pass to Stacey Dawsey. The score is tied 7-7 after the first quarter.

With just 21 second left in the half Team 87 takes their first lead of the game as Hebert hits Lonzell Hill for a 2 yard touchdown to gve them a 14-7 lead at the half.

Midway through the third Team 88 answers back on a 3 yard touchdown from Hebert to John Tice to tie the game 14-14. Late in the quarter Team 87 regains the lead on a 27 yard pass from Hebert to Dawsey to give them a 21-14 lead. The quarter ends with Team 87 up 21-14.

Midway through the 4th Team 88 answers as Hebert hits Robert Clark for a short 3 yard touchdown to tie the game at 21-21. With 1:53 left Team 87 regainst the lead as Dalton bursts for a 17 yard touchdownto give them a 28-21 lead. Team 88 turns the ball over on downs before they can reach midfield and Team 87 runs the clock out for the 28-21 victory.

Bobby Hebert is the player of the game for Team 87. He threw for 241 yards with 3 touchdowns.

(6) 2000 vs. (3) 1992

Jeff Blake versus Bobby Hebert.

Team 92 takes a 10-0 lead thruogh the first on a field goal on their first drive of the game and a 23 yard touchdown pass from Hebert to Eric Martin late in the quarter.

Team 00 tries to climb back into the game as they get a field goal in each of the 2nd and 3rd quarters and after the third quarter Team 92 leads 10-6.

Thre is no change int he score until Team 92 hits a field goal with 1:49 remaining to gve them a 13-6 lead. Team 00 starts at their own 45 after a good kick return with 1:41 remaining. Encroachment, 1st and 5 at the 50. Blake hits Joe Horn for 11, 1st down at the 39, timeout. Ricky Williams for 2, 2nd and 8 at the 37, out of bounds. Blake back, looking, under pressure, he tucks the ball and takes off for 10 yards, 1st down at the 27, out of bounds. Screen to Williams for no gain, 2nd and 10. Holding call on Team 00, 1st and 20 at the 37. Terry Allen for 3 yards, 3rd and 17 at the 34, timeout. Blake back, looking for Horn, out of his reach, 4th and 17. Blake back, looking, being rushed, scrambles to buy time, has Williams out of the backfield but under throws him, turnover on downs. Team 92 runw the clock out for the 13-6 victory.

Eric Martin if player of the game with 98 yards receiving and a touchdown.

(5) 2006 vs. (4) 1991

Drew Brees versus Steve Walsh.

Team 06 takes a 10-3 lead after the first thanks to a 1 yard touchdown pass from Brees to Reggie Bush. Team 91 takes over the game from that point as they outscore them 34-3 the rest of the way for the 37-13 victory.

Fred McAfee is the player of the game as he ran for 138 with a touchdown.

Through the first round it has been the favorites winning each game.

EagleFan · 07-12-2010, 11:12 PM

2nd round

(4) 1991 vs. (1) 2009

Steve Walsh versus Drew Brees.

Team 09 controls the game and cruises to a 34-7 vctory. They move on to the team final fr a chance to be the face of the franchise in The Finals.

Drew Brees is the player of the game as he throws for over 300 yards and 4 touchdowns.

(3) 1992 vs. (2) 1987

Hebert versus Hebert for a chance to face off with Brees in the team final.

The Team 87 defense steps up in a 19-3 victory as the top two seeds will face off for a cance to represent the Saints in The Finals. Team 87 out rushes Team 92 246-48.

Rueben Mayes is the player of the game as he ran for 185 yards with a touchdown.

EagleFan · 07-12-2010, 11:39 PM

Saints' Final

(2) 1987 vs. (1) 2009

Bobby Hebert versus Drew Brees.

A 51 yard field goal on their first drive gives Team 09 a 3-0 lead. Team 87 drives for a field goal of their wn on the next drive to tie the game 3-3. Team 09 drives 78 yards on the next drive as Pierre Thomas plunges over from 1 yard out to give them a 10-3 lead. With 45 second left in the fist Rueben Mayes scores on a 5 yard run to tie the game 10-10. The first quarter ends 10-10.

In the second Team 09 starts off the scoring with a field goal to take a 13-10 lead near the midway point of the second. Rueben Mayes answers on an 11 yard touchdown run with 53 seconds left in the half to take a 17-13 lead. Team 09 uses a quick strike offense to be at the Team 87 29 2 pays later and Pierre Thomas picks his way through teh defense for the 29 yard touchdown to gve Team 09 a 20-17 lead at the half.

With 4:59 left in the third Team 09 extends their lead as Reggie Bush scores on a 6 yard run but the extra point is missed which gives them a 26-17 lead. The quarter ends 26-17, Team 09 is 15 minutes away from claiming the Saits' spot in The Finals.

With 9:30 left Team 09 adds a field goal to make it 29-17. Team 87 narrows the gap with 5:44 left on a 1 yard touchdown pass from Hebert to Mike Jones to make it 29-24. Team 09 tries to clinch it as they eat up almost 4 minutes on the next drive but they are held to a 28 yard field goal to make it 32-24 and keep it a 1 score game. Team 87 starts at their own 26 with 1:38 remaining. Hebert back, looking, finds Lonzell Hill down the sidelines for 27, 1st down at the Team 09 47, out of bounds. Hebert to Eric Martin for 7, out of bounds, 2nd and 3 at the 40. Hebert to Martin for 9, out of bounds, 1st down at the 31. Mayes for 2 yards, out of bounds, 2nd and 8 at the 29. Mayes for 12, 1st down at the 17. Dwight Beverly for no gain, 2nd and 10 at the 17. Hebert to Dalton Hilliard for 11, 1st and goal at the 6. Hebert hurries to the line, takes the snap, fires over the middle to John Tice in the endzone, knocked down, 2nd and goal, 12 seconds left. Hebert takes the snap, back looking, being rushed, throws one up for grabs, deflected and caught by Lonzell Hill, touchdown. They have to go for 2 as they trail 32-30 after the score. Hebert drops back, gives to Mayes on a draw, he is hit behind the line, breaks the tackle, cuts to the outside, spins, dives towards the goalline, he made it, game tied 32-32 and we are going to overtime.

Teams exchange punts for much of the overtime period until Dalton Hilliard breaks a 42 yard gain to get deep into Team 09 territory with under 2 minutes left in the first overtime. Team 87 gets to the 22, for a 4th down with under a minute left in the first overtime. Anderson tries the 39 yard field goal, he puts it right through, it's good. Team 87 wins 35-32 in overtime and will move on.

Rueben Mayes is player of the game as he ran for 125 with 2 touchdowns. Brees threw for 289 but was picked once. Hebert threw for 281 and 2 touchdowns.

Group C
Saints (1987)
Buccaneers (????)
Falcons (????)
Panthers (????)

EagleFan · 07-13-2010, 10:33 PM

Buccaneers' Qualifying

1. 2002 (12-4)*
2. 2005 (11-5)
3. 1999 (11-5)
4. 2000 (10-6)
5. 1997 (10-6)
6. 1979 (10-6)
7. 1981 (9-7)
8. 2001 (9-7)

On paper this looks like it should be an easy one to predict. Will that hold true?

1st round

(8) 2001 vs. (1) 2002

Brad Johnson versus Brad Johnson. Will the top seed dominate or will we see another upset?

Team 02 jumps out to a 10-0 lead and then coasts thanks to the defense as they go on to win 20-3 to advance.

Simeon Rice is the player of the game for Team 02 as he controlled the line and picked up 3 sacks.

(7) 1981 vs. (2) 2005

Doug Williams before his name made history versus Chris Simms.

After a scoreless 1st, Team 05 takes the lead early in the 2nd on a field goal to take a 3-0 lead. Team 81 would answer back late in the quarter on a 13 yard touchdown pass from Williams to Kevin House to give them a 7-3 lead. The half ends 7-3.

Team 05 would take over in the 3rd as they would score first on a 2 yard run by Carnell Williams. Three minutes later Simms would hit Alex Smith for a 69 yard touchdown. Near the end of the quarter Williams would score on a 2 yard pass from Simms. They would turn a 7-3 halftime deficit into a 24-7 lead after the third and put it on cruise control as they would win 31-17.

Chris Simms is the player of the game as he threw for 331 yards with 2 touchdowns.

(6) 1979 vs. (3) 1999

Doug Williams versus Trent Dilfer.

Late in the 1st ike Alstott would score on a 7 yard run to give Team 99 a 7-0 lead. That would be all they need as they add 3 more field goals on their way to a 16-3 victory.

Mike Alstott would be the player of the game as he ran for 89 yards and had the only touchdown.

(5) 1997 vs. (4) 2000

Trent Dilfer versus Shaun King.

Team 00 would score first on a field goal midway through the first wuarter to take a 3-0 lead. The first quarter would end 3-0.

Team 00 would add two more field goals in the second to take a 9-0 lead. Tem 97 would finally answer back with under a minute left in the half as Dilfer would hit Dave Moore for a 10 yard touchdown to narrow the gap to 9-7 which is how the half would end.

With just over 5 minutes left in the 3rd Team 97 would hit a 38 yar field goal to take a 10-9 lead, heir first of the game. The 3rd would end with Team 97 up 10-9.

With 10:35 left Team 00 would stall on the 4 yard line and settle for a 21 yard field goal to take a 12-10 lead. Team 97 would march dowfield on the next drive but stall at the 5 and hit a field goal to retake the lead 13-12. Team 00 would manage one first down but have to punt. Team 97 would then run the clock out as they would pick up 4 first downs as Team 00 could not stop them. Team 97 wins 13-12 to advance.

Derrick Brooks in the player of the game with 8 tackles, 1 sack and 2 interceptions.

EagleFan · 07-13-2010, 10:49 PM

2nd round

(5) 1997 vs. (1) 2002

Trent Dilfer versus Brad Johnson.

Team 02 would continue to look strong as they march to a 30-10 victory with ease.

Brad Johnson is the player of the game as he threw for 273 yards with 3 touchdowns.

(3) 1999 vs. (2) 2005

Trent Dilfer versus Chris Simms for a crack at the Super Bowl team and a chance to be the face of the franchise in The Finals.

Team 99 would be the only team to score in the 1st with a field goal and they would lead 3-0 after the first quarter.

With under 5 minutes left in the second Team 05 would tie the game with a field goal of their own to make it 3-3. Team 99 would take the ball and drive the distance with Mike Alstott scoring on a 6 yard run with uder a minute left in the half. At the half Team 99 leads 10-3.

Neither team can score in the 3rd. With 3:41 left Team 05 starts from their own 24, this coul be their last chance. Simms hits Michael Pittman in the flat nd he breaks a tackle, heads to the sideline and into the secondary before being taken down after a 28 yard gain, 1st down at the Team 99 48. Pittman for no gain, 2nd and 10. Simms hits Alex Smith for a 23 yard gain over the middle, 1st down at the 25, two minute warning. Carnell Williams for 10, 1st and 10 at the 15. Simms with a quick out to Clayton but he loses a yard, 2nd and 11 at the 16, timeout. Simms to Galloway for 5, 3rd and 6 at the 11, out of bounds. Simms into the endzone, batted down, incomplete, 4th and 6 at the 11. Simem bac, looking, firig into the endzone, complete, Edell Sheppard caught it, his first of the game and it is huge. They tie the game 10-10. The game ends 10-10 as neither team can get past midfield as they took a chance.

Neither team can do anything in their first two tries but Team 05 gets a big break on a 38 yard pickup from Simms to Galloway that put them in field goal range late in overtime. They hit the field goal for the 13-10 victory.

Chris Simms threw for 263 yards and a touchdown to be the player of the game.

EagleFan · 07-13-2010, 10:57 PM

Buccaneers' Final

(2) 2005 vs. (1) 2002

Chris Simms versus Brad Johnson.

After neither team gets on the board in the 1st Michael Pittman finally gets his team on the board as he breaks a 74 yard touchdown with less than a minute to go in the half and Team 05 leads 7-0 at the half.

Midway through the 3rd Team 02 finally answers as Johnson hits Keyshawn Johnson for a 20 yard touchdown. After the third quarter the game is tied 7-7.

On their first drive of the 4th Johnson would find Joe Jurevicius for a 14 yard touchdown to give Team 02 a 14-7 lead. After a defensive stop Team 02 would again drive the length of the field and Johnson would hit Keenan McCardell for a 3 yard touchdown to take a 21-7 lead. Their defense would shut the door and Team 02 moves to The Finals with a 21-7 victory.

Brad Johnson is the player of the game as he threw for 277 yards with 3 touchdowns.

Group C
Saints (1987)
Buccaneers (2002)
Falcons (????)
Panthers (????)

Sun Tzu · 07-14-2010, 01:20 PM

Eagerly anticipating the Niners.

EagleFan · 07-15-2010, 01:32 AM

Rough and long day today, just got back from a very long conference call. Think I'm going to skip today for this. I'll pick back up tomorrow night.

EagleFan · 07-15-2010, 09:00 PM

Falcons' Qualifying

1. 1998 (14-2)x
2. 1980 (12-4)
3. 2008 (11-5)
4. 2004 (11-5)
5. 1991 (10-6)
6. 1973 (9-5)
7. 2002 (9-6-1)
8. 2009 (9-7)

Should be one clear favorite in this group but that has not always proven to be the case in qualifying thus far.

1st round

(8) 2009 vs. (1) 1998

Matt Ryan versus Chris Chandler. Team 98 would have to be the clear favorite in this group but will it play out that way?

The openinggame plays out as expected, and then some as Team 98 not only moved the ball easily but locked down Team 09 in a 30-3 victory.

Jamal Anderson was the player of the game as he ran for over 120 yards with 3 touchdowns. Tony Martin had 148 yards receiving and Terance Mathis had 113 yards receiving for Team 98. Chandler threw for 288 yards, he only completed 2 passes that were not to Martin or Mathis. Team 09 was held to 30 yards rushing.

(7) 2002 vs. (2) 1980

Michael Vick versus Steve Bartkowski.

Team 80 shows they are not afraid of Vick and his friends as they jump out to a 21-0 lead by the half on the way to a 35-17 lead. Vic was seen limping out of the stadium with his tail between his legs.

William Andrew was the player of the game as he ran sor 126 yards with a touchdown. Bartkowski threw the ball just 13 times but completed 11 of them with 3 of them for touchdowns. Vick was held to a 9 for 27 performance with 3 interceptions.

(6) 1973 vs. (3) 2008

Bob Lee versus Matt Ryan. Ryan has his second and final chance to advace.

On their first drive Team 08 takes an early lead as Ryan hits Rodd White for a 38 yard touchdown strike to take a 7-0 lead. Team 73 goes on a 5 minute drive after the touchdown to answer with one of their own as Dave Hampton scores on an 8 yard run to tie the game 7-7. The score remains 7-7 through the end of the first quarter.

On the second play of the second quarter Team 08 regained the lead on a 31 yard field goal to take a 10-7 lead. After another 5 minute drive and 31 yard field goal Team 73 would tie it again, this time at 10-10. After exchanging puns Team 08 would drive late in the half and Ryan would hit Jerious Norwood for an 8 yard tochdown with just 11 second left in the half as Team 08 would take a 17-10 lead into the half.

After neither team could do much more than 3 and outs for the early half of the 3rd, Team 73 would finally answer with about 5 minutes left in the third as Lee hits Hampton for a 13 yard touchdown to tie the game 17-17. Team 08 would answer again on the next drive as it would end with Ryan hitting Roddy White for an 8 yard touchdown pass to retake the lead 24-17. The third ends 24-17.

Team 73 would again mount a sustained drive after a Team 08 score and would score on a 25 yard Hampton run with 11 minutes left in the game to tie the game 24-24. A good kick return would put Team 08 in good starting position and 3 plays later Michael Turner would break a 45 yard touchdown to give Team 08 a 31-24 lead with 9 minutes left in the game. After teams exchange punts Team 73 would start at their own 36 with 4:30 left in the game. Eddie Ray for 3 yards, 2nd and 7 at the 39. Art Malone sweeps right for 12, 1st and 10 at the Team 08 49. Malone up the middle for 5, 2nd and 5 at the 44. Hampton straight ahead for 8, 1st down at the 36. Lee hits Jim Mitchell for 13, 1st down at the 23. Malone to theright for 4, 2nd and 6 at the 19, two minute warning. Lee back, looking, hits Ken Borrow over the middle, makes one man miss, puts hit head down and bulls over anotehr as he dives over the line, touchdown. Team 73 have responded yet again and tied the game 31-31 as no team has scored twice in a row during the game, which looks bad for Team 73. After forcing a punt, Team 73 starts out at their own 13 with 1:21 left. Hampton breaks through the line for 38 yards, 1st down at the Team 08 49, timeout. Lee drops back, fires down he sideline to Al Dodd, complete for 31 yards to the 18, 1st down, out of bounds. Hampton up the middle for 4, 2nd and 6 at the 14. Play action, Lee is back, fires toward the endzone, picked off by Erik Coleman at the 2. Team 08 runs the clock out after the game saving pick and it goes to overtime.

After three 3 and outs, Team 73 starts on their own 28, 1st down. Hampton for no gain, 2nd and 10. Incomplete pass, 3rd and 10. Lee back, fires complete to Ray for 11 yards, 1st down at the 39. Ray for 2, 2nd and 8 at the 41. Malone for 1, 3rd and 7 at the 42. Lee hits Burrows for 10, 1st down at the Team 08 48. Hampton for no gain, 2nd and 10 at the 48. Hampton for 2, 3rd and 8 at the 46. Lee to Tom Geredine for 17, 1st down at the 29 as they are in field goal range, have they learned their lesson from the end of regulation? Draw play to Ray, he breaks a tackle, spins, to the outside, down the sideline and down at the 9 after a 20 yard gain, 1st and goal. Lee drops back, gives to Malone on a draw, he is hit immediately but breask the tackle, bursts through the line, stiff arms a would be tackler and is in, touchdown. Team 73 wins 37-31 in overtime.

Dave Hampton is the player of the game, he ran for 187 yards with 2 touchdowns. Michael Turner ran for 127 and a touchdown in the loss but Team 73 out rushed Team 08 347-222 as both teams did well on the ground.

(5) 1991 vs. (4) 2004

Chris Miller versus Michael Vick.

Team 04 looked impressive in a 34-6 drubbing of Team 91.

Michael Vick was the player of the game, though he threw for just 150 and atouchdown he also ran for 80 and had 2 touchdowns on the ground.

EagleFan · 07-15-2010, 09:08 PM

2nd round

(4) 2004 vs. (1) 1998

Michael Vick versus Chris Chandler.

After a scoreless first quarter Team 04 would be the first on the board with a field goal to take a 3-0 lead. The game would remain 3-0 into the half.

Midway through the third Team 98 would tie the game with a field goal of their own, 3-3. With just 28 second left in the third Jamal Anderson would score on a 6 yard pass from Chandler to give Team 98 a 10-3 lead which is how the third would end.

Midway through the 4th Team 98 would add another field goal to take a 13-3 lead and the defense would not give as they win and move on 13-3.

Jamal Anderson is the player of the game as he ran for over 100 and also had a touchdown reception. Michael Vick was just 7 for 20 with 2 interceptions.

(6) 1973 vs. (2) 1980

Bob Lee versus Steve Bartkowski.

Team 80 would score first with a fieldgoal to take a 3-0 1st quarter lead. It would be all Team 73 after that as they would score 28 of the next 31 points to go on to a 28-6 victory.

Bob Lee is the player of the game as he threw for 178 yards with 3 touchdowns.

EagleFan · 07-15-2010, 09:30 PM

Falcons' Final

(6) 1973 vs. (1) 1998

Bob Lee versus Chris Chandler. Team 73 has been surprising people while the Team 98 defense has been suffocating their opponents.

Chanlder hits Tony Martin early in the first for a 49 yard touchdown to give Team 98 a 7-0 lead, that has been about all they have needed so far. With a little over a minute left in the quarter Team 73 would answer as Lee hits Al Dodd for a 3 yard touchdown to tie the game 7-7 which is how the first quarter will end.

On the first play of the second, Ken Oxendine plunges over from 2 yards out to give Team 98 a 14-7 lead. After a blocked punt gave Team 98 the ball at the Team 73 12 Chandler would hit Martin for another touchdown, a 12 yarder on the very next play to give Team 98 a 21-7 lead as it may be starting to get out of hand if the Team 98 defense starts smelling blood. After exchanging punts Team 73 would drive into Team 98 territory late in the half but have to settle for a field goal as the score would be 21-10 at the half in favor of Team 98.

Neither team would score in the third and Team 98 is just 15 minutes from moving on as they lead 21-10 after three quarters.

Early in the 4th, Team 73 would score on a 5 yard pass from Lee to Eddie Ray to get to within 21-16. They try for 2 so they can get to within a field goal but the try is not successful an Team 98 leads 21-16. After three unsuccessful drives Team 73 would have another chance as they start at their own 27 with 6:21 left. Art Malone off tackle for 8, 2nd and 2 at the 35. Lee to Malone out of the backfield for 5, 1st down at the 40. Malone for no gain, 2nd and 10. Dave Hampton for 3, 3rd and 7 at the 43. Lee back, looking, fires to Ken Burrow but he can't hold on, 4th and 7 at the 43. They go for it, Lee drops back, fires to Malone and he has the first as he picks up 9, 1st and 10 at the Team 98 48. Hampton for 1, 2nd and 9 at the 47. Lee to Jim Mitchell for 15, 1st down at the 32, two minute warning. Hampton up the middle for 5, out of bounds, 2nd and 5 at the 27. Ray straight ahead for 8, 1st down at the 19. Lee to Borrow, out of bounds afer a 9 yard gain, 2nd and 1 at the 10. False start, 2nd and 6 at the 15. Lee back, looking, fires toward the endzone to Louis Neal, caught, touchdown. Team 73 takes a 2-21 lead and they go for 2. Trap to Hampton up the middle and he is in, Team 73 leads 24-21 with 1:25 remaining. Team 98 starts at their own 29, 1st down. Incomplete pass, 2nd and 10. Short pass to Jamal Anderson for 4 but an unnecessary Roughness call moved the ball to their 48, 1st down. 2 yards to Anderson, 2nd and 8 at the 50, timeout. Chandler to Tony Martin for 9, 1st down at the 41. Chandler sacked for a 2 yard loss, 2nd and 12 at the 43, timeout. Chandler sacked again for 2 yards, 3rd and 14 at the 45. Chandler back, throws towards Mathis, broken up, 4th and 14. Chandler back, bing rushed ducks one man and fires, batted down at the line, they turn the ball over on downs. Team 73 runs the clck out for the 24-21 upset and they will move on to represent the Falcons.

Bob Lee is the player of the game as he threw for 214 yards with 3 touchdowns. Jamal Anderson ran for 188 in the loss.

Group C
Saints (1987)
Buccaneers (2002)
Falcons (1973)
Panthers (????)

EagleFan · 07-15-2010, 11:07 PM

Panthers' Qualifying

1. 2003 (11-5)x
2. 1996 (12-4)
3. 2008 (12-4)
4. 2005 (11-5)
5. 2009 (8-8)
6. 2006 (8-8)
7. 1999 (8-8)
8. 2007 (7-9)

One Super Bowl team but any of the top 4 could probably pull this off. Or will there be the ultimate upset and a 7-9 team pull it out?

1st round

(8) 2007 vs. (1) 2003

Jake Delhomme versus Jake Delhomme. Good Jake veruss Bad Jake?

The first quarter is scoreless and the teams exchange field goals in the second. At the half the game is tied 3-3.

Midway through the third Team 03 takes a 6-3 lead after a 38 yard field goal. Two minutes later DeAngelo Williams would score on a 14 yard run to give Team 07 a 10-6 lead. The third quarter ends with Team 07 just 15 minutes away from a possible huge upset.

Team 03 narrows the gap with 9 minutes left with a field goal to make it 10-9. Team 07 would respond by upping the ante with two field goals to make it 16-9. On the first play following second field goal Chris Gamble would intercept Delhomme and Team 07 would run the clock out for the 16-9 upset. The 7-9 team advances to the second round.

DeAngelo Williams is the player of the game as he ran for 96 yards with the only touchdown of the game.

(7) 1999 vs. (2) 1996

Steve Beuerlein versus Kerry Collins.

Team 96 made sure they weren't the second upset in the Panther's qualifying as they cruise to a 38-10 victory.

Kerry Collins is the player of teh game as he threw for 234 yards with 3 touchdowns.

(6) 2006 vs. (3) 2008

Jake Delhomme versus Jake Delhomme.

Team 08 also took care of business in a big way as they win 41-9.

DeAngelo Wiliams was the player of the game as he ran for 155 yards with 3 touchdowns.

(5) 2009 vs. (4) 2005

Jake Delhomme versus Jake Delhomme round three.

Team 05 continued the trend of blowouts with a 38-10 victory.

Jake Delhomme was player of the game as he threw for 240 yards with 3 touchdowns.

EagleFan · 07-15-2010, 11:14 PM

2nd round

(8) 2007 vs. (4) 2005

Jake Delhomme versus Jake Delhomme.

Team 07's dreams of an amazing run through qualifying end in a bad way as Team 05 dismantles them 31-0.

Jake Delhomme is player of the game as he threw for 292 yards with 3 touchdowns.

(3) 2008 vs. (2) 1996

Jake Delhomme versus Kerry Collins. A win by Team 08 would guarantee that Delhomme will be representing the Panthers in The Finals.

Delhomme will represent the Panthers as Team 08 crushes Team 96 51-14.

DeAngelo Williams is the player of the game as he ran for 153 yards with 4 touchdowns.

EagleFan · 07-15-2010, 11:18 PM

Panthers' Final

(4) 2005 vs. (3) 2008

Jake Delhomme versus Jake Delhomme. Which team will represent the Panthers in The Finals?

Team 05 scores first with a field gol in the 1st quarter to take a 3-0 lead which is how the first quarter ends.

Late in the second Delhomme hits Rickey Proehl for an 11 yard touchdown pass to give Team 05 a 10-0 lead which is how the half ends.

Neither team scores in the 3rd and Team 05 adds another field goal early in the 4th to take a 13-0 lead. The defenses take over and the game ends 13-0 as Team 05 will represent the Panthers in The Finals.

Jake Delhomme is the player of the game for Team 05 as he threw for 201 yards with a touchdown.

Group C
Saints (1987)
Buccaneers (2002)
Falcons (1973)
Panthers (2005)

EagleFan · 07-15-2010, 11:21 PM

Up Next will be...

Group G

Colts
1. 1970 (11-2-1)*
2. 2006 (12-4)*
3. 1968 (13-1)x
4. 2009 (14-2)x
5. 2005 (14-2)
6. 1967 (11-1-2)
7. 1999 (13-3)
8. 2007 (13-3)

Jaguars
1. 1999 (14-2)
2. 2005 (12-4)
3. 2007 (11-5)
4. 1998 (11-5)
5. 1997 (11-5)
6. 2004 (9-7)
7. 1996 (9-7)
8. 2006 (8-8)

Titans
1. 1999 (13-3)x
2. 2008 (13-3)
3. 2000 (13-3)
4. 2003 (12-4)
5. 1993 (12-4) – Oilers
6. 1975 (10-4) - Oilers
7. 2002 (11-5)
8. 1991 (11-5) – Oilers

Texans
1. 2009 (9-7)
2. 2008 (8-8)
3. 2007 (8-8)
4. 2004 (7-9)
5. 2006 (6-10)
6. 2003 (5-11)
7. 2002 (4-12)
8. 2005 (2-14)

Travis · 07-16-2010, 11:27 AM

Come on Run and Shoot Oilers.

EagleFan · 07-17-2010, 12:35 AM

Colts' Qualifying

1. 1970 (11-2-1)*
2. 2006 (12-4)*
3. 1968 (13-1)x
4. 2009 (14-2)x
5. 2005 (14-2)
6. 1967 (11-1-2)
7. 1999 (13-3)
8. 2007 (13-3)

1st round

(8) 2007 vs. (1) 1970

Peyton Manning versus Johnny Unitas.

Team 07 set the pace for the upset arly and never looked back as they built up a 24-0 lead by the half and coasted to a 34-14 victory to upset the top seed.

Peyton Manning was the player of the game as he threw for 290 yards with 2 touchdowns.

(7) 1999 vs. (2) 2006

Peyton Manning versus Peyton Manning. Will youth or experience win out?

Team 06 takes the lead early in the 1st on a 33 yard run by Dominic Rhodes to take a 7-0 lead. Team 99 narrwed the gap with a field goal midway through the quarter. After the first quarter Team 06 leads 7-3.

Early in the second Team 06 adds a field goal to take a 10-3 lead. Less han a minute later Team 99 answers as Manning hits Ken Dilger for a 45 yard touchdown to tie the game 10-10. On the next drive Team 06 takes the lead back on a field goal to make it 13-10. Edgerrin James gives Team 99 their first lead of the game with less than a minute left on a 1 yard touchdown. At the half Team 99 leads 17-13.

With just over 9 minutes left in the 3rd Team 06 narrows the gap as Vinatieri hits a 42 yad field goal to get them to within 17-16. After a three and out Team 06 gets ahuge punt return to the Team 99 4 yard line. On the first play Manning hits Ben Utecht for the 4 yard touchdown as Team 06 takes a 23-17 lead. The third ends with Team 06 leading 23-17.

Team 99 gets to within a field goal with jus over 11 minutes left as they hit a field goal to make it 23-20. With 4:11 left Team 06 responds with a field goal of their own to extend the lead to 26-20. Team 99 starts on their own 36 with 4:04 left. James for no gain, 2nd and 10 at the 36. Holding penaty on Team 99, 2nd and 20 at the 26. Manning to Harrison for 8, 3rd and 12 at the 34. Incomplete pass, 4th and 12 at the 34, could be their last chance. Mannign back, fires, hits Harrison on the run, complete and he breaks free for a 21 yard gain, 1st down at the Team 06 45. James for 6 yards, 2nd and 4 at the 39, two minute warning. Manning to Harrison for 7, 1st down at the 32, timeout. Manning to Terrence Wilkins for 7, 2nd and 3 at the 25. Manning to James for 11, 1st down at the 14. Incomplete pass, 2nd and 10. James on a draw up the middle but loses 2 yards, 3rd and 12 at the 16, timeout. Manning back, looking, under pressure, fires into the endzone into coverage towards Harrison, he has it, touchdown. Team 99 takes a 27-26 lead with 45 seconds left in the game. Team 06 starts at their own 24 with 41 seconds left. Manning to Reggie Wayne for 16, 1st down at the 40, timeout. Manning throws short to Joseph Addai for 5 yards, out of bounds, 2nd and 5 at the 45. Manning complete to Harrisn over the middle for 12, 1st down at the Team 99 43, timeout. Manning back, looking, steps up to avoid the pressure, fires to Wayne over the middle, he breaks a tackle and has the first down as he picks up 12, 1st down at the 31, timeojut with 3 seconds left. 48 yard field goal attempt to wth elimination on the line, it's up, has the distance... wide left... Team 99 pulls off the upset 27-26. There will be no Super Bowl winning team representing the Colts as both have been upset.

Peyton Manning is the player of the game as he threw for 307 yards with 2 touchdowns.

(6) 1967 vs. (3) 1968

Johnny Unitas versus Earl Morrall.

After a scoreless first quarter Team 68 hits 2 field goals to take a 6-0 lead but Team 67 answers with a late field goal to make it 6-3 at the half.

After a scoreless 3rd, Team 67 hits a field goal midway through the 4th to tie the game 6-6. The defenses rule the game and neither team comes close to a chance for the win and it heads to overtime.

Team 68 takes the kickoff in overtime and drives to the Team 67 24 for a field goal attempt to move on. It hits the upright and is no good. Neither team can move the ball but Team 67 gets the break of the game late in the first overtime as Jerry Logan intercepts Morrall deep in Team 68 territory. Team 67 is unable to move the ball but they kick a field goal to win it with just 3 second left in overtime for the 9-6 victory. Another team with Super Bowl experience falls.

Johnny Unitas is the player of the game as he threw for 275 yards.

(5) 2005 vs. (4) 2009

Peyton Manning versus Peyton Manning.

After a scoreless 1st quarter Team 09 gets on the board early in the second with a field goal to take a 3-0 lead. Team 05 drives to take the lead on an Edgerrin James 11 yard touchdown run to take a 7-3 lead. Late in the half Team 09 narrows the gap to 7-6. At the hald Team 05 leads 7-6.

After a scoreless 3rd and most of a scoreless 4th Team 05 extends their lead as Mannig hits Reggie Wayne for a 9 yard touchdown to take a 14-6 lead with 2:51 remaining. Team 09 starts at their own 24 with 2:48 remaining. Addai for 2 yards, 2nd and 8 at the 26. Manning to Clark for 8, 1st down at the 34, two minute warning. Manning to Garcon for 16, out of bounds, 1st down at the 50. Draw play to Chad Simpson that catches the defense offguard and he picks up 13, 1st down at the 37, timeout. Addai for 2, 2nd and 8 at the 35. Manning to Wayne for 11, 1st down at the 24. Addai for 7 yards, 2nd and 3 at the 17. Encroachment penalty, 1st and 10 at the 12. Manning back, looking, fires in the endzone to Wayne, touchdown, a flag is down, holing on the offense, 1st and 20 at the 22. Incomplete pass, 2nd and 20 at the 22. Manning back, looking, fires over the middle to Austin Collie inside the 5 to the 3, 3rd and 1 at the 3. Handoff to Mike Hart, up the middle and he is over, touchdown. They trail 14-12 and will go for 2. Manning back,looking, fires to Collie, caught, conversion is good to tie it 14-14. The game is going to overtime.

Team 09 receives the kick in overtime. On the second play of the overtime Manning hits Wayne in stride deep and he goes 68 yards for the winning touchdown. Team 09 moves on 20-14.

EagleFan · 07-17-2010, 12:44 AM

2nd round

(8) 2007 vs. (4) 2009

Peyton Manning versus Peyton Manning. Does Team 07 have another upset in them or will the sole remaining Super Bowl team continue?

Team 07 jumps out to a 14-0 lead in the 1st and never looks back as they roll to a 34-16 win to advance and eliminate the last remaining Super Bowl team.

Peyton Manning is the player of the game as he threw for 280 yards with 3 touchdowns. Joseph Addai ran for 137 yards for Team 07 and Kenton Keith ran for 113 as Team 07 racked up nearly 600 yards of offense.

(7) 1999 vs (6) 1967

Peyton Manning versus Johnny Unitas.

Team 67 used a strong second quarter to lead the way to a 28-7 victory as the Colts final will include the old versus the new as Team 67 advances.

Johnny Unitas was the player of the game as he threw for 206 yards with 3 touchdowns.

EagleFan · 07-17-2010, 01:03 AM

Colts' Final

(8) 2007 vs. (6) 1967

Peyton Manning versus Johnny Unitas. Indianapolis versus Baltimore. 40 years seperate these two teams in this surprising final.

In the first quarter Team 07 jumps out quickly as Manning hits Ben Utecht for a 6 yard score on their first drive and then Manning hits Marvin Harrison for a 23 yard score on their second drive as they take a 14-0 lead. It is looking like this could be a blowout but they do settle down and the quarter ends 14-0 with no more damage.

Early in the 2nd Unitas hits Willie Richardson for a 6 yard score to get to within 14-7. Team 07 adds two field goals and at the half Team 07 leads 20-7.

A field goal for Team 67 midway through the third makes it 20-10 which is how the third quarter ends/

On the first play of the 4th Team 67 hits afield goal to get to within 20-13. With 2:22 left Team 67 starts out for their last chance from their own 16. Unitas hits Tom Matte in stride out of the backfield, he breaks several tackles an heads down the sideline for 56 yards, 1st down all the way to the Team 07 28, 2 minute warning. Tony Lorick for no gain, 2nd and 10, timeout. Unitas to John Mackey for a quick out for 3 yards, out of bounds, 3rd and 7 at the 25. Unitas back, pumps once, steps up, floats one towards the endzone, caught by Lorick, touchdown, Team 67 has come back to tie the game 20-20 with 1:42 left. Team 07 gets to the Team 67 40 but ave to try a 57 yard field goal which is no good and the game goes to overtime.

Team 07 starts overtime on their 23. Manning to Harrison for 17, 1st down at the 40. Manning hits Anthony Gonzalez for a big 27 yard gain to the Team 67 33, 1st down. Addai for 1, 2nd and 9. Keith for no gain, 3rd and 9. Screen to Lawton for 4, 4th and 5 at the 28. 45 yard field goal attempt for the win... wide left. Team 67 sarts from their 35. Matte for 1 yard, 2nd and 9. Unitas back, looking, hits Jerry Hillfor 15, 1st down at the Team 07 49. Unitas to Richardson for 14, 1st down at the 35. Lorick through the middle for 13, 1st down at the 22. Matte off tackle for 4, 2nd and 6 at the 18. orick for 2, 3rd and 4 at the 16. Hill through the middle for 7, 1st and goal at the 9. Draw play to Matte, beas a tackle at the line, runs anothe rplayer over and he is in forthe score, touchdown. Team 67 wins 26-20 in overtime.

Johnny Unitas is the player of the game as he threw for 304 yards with 2 touchdowns.

Group G
Colts (1967)
Jaguars (????)
Titans (????)
Texans (????)

07-09-2010, 11:31 PM	#55
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	2nd round (8) 2009 vs. (5) 1998 Brett Favre versus Randall Cunningham. Team 98 used the opening game as a warmup and they came out firing against Favre's boys and they proved to be too much as they coast to a 37-18 victory. Randall Cunningham is player of the game has be threw for 327 yards and 3 touchdowns. Favres managed to go just 16 of 30 wth 2 interceptions. (3) 1976 vs. (2) 1969 Fran Tarkenton versus Joe Kapp. Will Tarkenton win a game versus someone other than himself? Through the first three quarters Team 76 would scroe twice with field goals and that would be it as they would lead 6-0 after three. Team 69 would drive to the Team 76 32 with under 9 minutes left but it would stall there. The field goal attempt would go wide left and they still trail 6-0. After forcing a 3 and out Team 69 starts at their own 27. Oscar Reed for 9, and and 1 at the 36. Encroachment, 1st down at the 41. Bill Brown for 2, 2nd and 8 at the 43. Rees straight ahead, breaking tackles for 17, 1st down at the Team 76 40. Dave Osborn for 1, 2nd and 9 at the 39. Osborn loses a yard, 3rd and 10 at the 40. Kapp hits Gene Washington for 14, 1st down at the 26. Osborn for 1, 2nd and 9 at the 25. Brown for 2, 3rd and 7 at the 23. Kapp to John Beasley for 14, 1st and goal a the 9. Reed loses 2 yards, 2nd and goal at the 11. Kapp back, looking to the endzone, throws, incomplete, 3rd and goal, two minute warning. Kapp back, looking, has noone and throws to a safety valve John Henderson who gets just 1 yard, 4th and goal at the 10. Kapp back, looking, beig rushed, steps up, throws to Washington, touchdown, no he didn't hold on, incomplete, they turn the ball over on downs. Team 76 runs the clock out for the 6-0 win. Paul Krause is player of the game as he had 10 tackles and 2 sacks. Last edited by EagleFan : 07-09-2010 at 11:32 PM.

07-11-2010, 12:44 AM	#69
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Steelers' Final (7) 1995 vs. (1) 1978 Will the only Steelers' team that lost a Super Bowl be the one that represents them in The Finals? Will the number one seed prove why they were the number one seed? Midway through the 1st Franco Harris received a 10 yard pass from Bradshaw for a touchdown. Team 78 takes a 7-0 lead. The scores remains 7-0 after the first quarter. Early in the second an Erric Pegram 1 yard touchdown plunge ties the game 7-7. With just over 6 minutes left in the half John Williams breaks a 39 yard touchdown run to give Team 95 a shocking 14-7 lead. At the half Team 95 leads 14-7. Neither team manages to score in the 3rd. Team 95 is just 15 minutes aay from pulling off the upset. Early in the quarter a field goal for Team 95 gives them a 17-7 lead. With just over 2 minutes left they seem to wrap the game up with another field goal to make it 20-7. Team 78 drives quickly and a Rocky Bleier 10 yard touchdown with 1:09 left gives them slim hope as the score is now 20-14. Onside kick, Tam 78 recovers but a flag is down, offside they have to rekick. Team 95 recovers the second attempt and run the clock out for the upset. Team 95 wins 20-14 and will move on to represent the Steelers in The Finals. Erric Pegram is player of the game as he runs for 105 yards and a touchdown. Group F Steelers (1995) Browns (????) Bengals (????) Ravens (????) Last edited by EagleFan : 07-11-2010 at 12:45 AM.

07-11-2010, 01:25 PM	#70
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Browns' Qualifying 1. 1986 (12-4) 2. 1994 (11-5) 3. 1980 (11-5) 4. 1969 (10-3-1) 5. 1972 (10-4) 6. 1968 (10-4) 7. 1987 (10-5) 8. 1971 (9-5) 1st round (8) 1971 vs. (1) 1986 Bill Nelson versus Bernie Kosar. With no Super Bowl teams in the mix the Browns' qualifying is up for grabs for the team that wants it more. Team 71 takes the first lead of the game on a Bo Scott 2 yard run to give them a 7-0 lead midway through the 1st quarter. The quarter would end 7-0but Team 86 will have driven deep into Team 71 territory as the quarter ends. On the second play of the second quarter Kosar hits Ozzie Newsome for a 17 yard touchdown to tie the game 7-7. With just under 6 minutes left in the half Kevin Mack gives Team 86 a 14-7 lead with a 12 yard touchdown run. With just over 2 minutes left Team 71 would tie it when Nelson hits Milt Morin for a 6 yard touchdown. The half would end 14-14. Team 86 would hit two field goals in the third quarter to take a 20-14 lead after the third quarter though Team 71 would end the quarter deep in Team 86 territory, to the 1. On the 1st play of the 4th Team Leroy Kelly plunges over from the 1 to give am 71 a 21-20 lead. With under 8 minutes left Team 71 adds to the lead with a field goal to make it 24-20. With 4:33 left Team 86 would start from their own 15, 1st down. Kosar hits Brian Brennan for 15, 1st down at the 30. Curtis Dickey off tackle for 6, 2nd and 4 at the 36. Kosar to Newsome for 10, 1st down at the 46. Dickey bursts through the middle for 12, 1st down at the eam 71 42. Kosar to Herman Fontenot for 13, 1st down at the 29, two minute warning. Kosar back, scans, fires toMack, just out of his reach, 2nd down. Kosar finds Newsome for a short 3 yard gain, 3rd and 7 at the 26. Kosar drops back, under pressure, tries to step up and is sacked for a 3 yard loss, 4th and 10 at the 29, timeout. Their last chance. Kosar takes the snap, back, looking, fires to Slaughter inside the 10 but he can't hang on, they lose the ball on downs. Team 71 runs the clock out for the 24-20 victory. Leroy Kelly is player of the game as he ran for 117 with a touchdown. (7) 1987 vs. (2) 1994 Bernie Kosar versus Vinny Testaverde. Team 87 shuts the door on Team 94 as they control the game defensively on their way to a 24-0 victory. They jumped to a 14-0 lead in the 1st and never looked back. Bernie Kosar was named player of the game as he was 19 of 24 for 375 yards with 3 touchdowns. (6) 1968 vs. (3) 1980 Bill Nelson versus Brian Sipe. Team 80 would see Team 68 jump out to a 10-0 lead after the first quarter and then they put their foot down and outscored them 35-3 the rest of the way for the 35-13 win. They become the first favorite to advance. Brian Sipe is the player of the game as he threw for 212 yards with 3 touchdowns. Mike Pruitt ran for 107 yards and a touchdown in the win. (5) 1972 vs. (4) 1969 Mike Phipps versus Bill Nelson. Team 72 becomes the third underdog to win as they win big, 28-3. Team 69 atually scored firs with a field goal on their opening drive, they could do nothing else after that drive. Leroy Kelly is the player of the game as he ran for 138 in the win. Last edited by EagleFan : 07-11-2010 at 01:25 PM.

07-11-2010, 09:53 PM	#77
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07-14-2010, 01:20 PM	#88
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07-08-2010, 10:58 PM	#52
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Bears' Final (3) 1986 vs. (1) 1985 Jim McMahon will represent Da Bears, but which version of him? This is the final everyone would have expected and it holds form. Early in the 1st Walter Payton breaks free on a 34 yard touchdown run to give Team 85 a 7-0 lead. The first quarter ends 7-0. The teams exchange field goals in the second quarter. At the half Team 85 leads 10-3. With just over a minute left in teh third, Team 86 gets the game to 10-6 with a field goal. The thirds ends with a 4 point game, 10-6 in favor of Team 85. After exchanging punts Team 85 drives to the Team 86 25 but the drive stalls and they settle for a field goal to give them a 13-6 lead. After exchanging punts, Team 86 starts a drive at midfield with 2:16 remaining. Encroachment on the defense, 1st and 5 at the 45. Matt Suhey up the middle for 3, 2nd and 2 at the 42. McMahon hits Payton in the flat and he gains 14, 1st down at the 28, two minute warning. Payton gets the draw, and is caught for a 5 yard loss, 2nd and 15 at the 33. Payton loses a yard, 3rd and 16 at the 34. McMahon throws to the endzone, knocked down, 4th and 16. McMaho back, looking, has Willie Gault, but over throws him, turnover on downs. Team 85 runs the clock out for the 13-6 win and will represent the Bears. Walter Payton is player of the game for the winners as he rushed for over 100 and had the touchdown. Group B Bears (1985) Vikings (????) Packers (????) Lions (????)

07-09-2010, 10:03 AM	#53
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07-09-2010, 11:14 PM	#54
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Vikings' Qualifying 1. 1973 (12-2)x 2. 1969 (12-2)x 3. 1976 (11-2-1)x 4. 1974 (10-4)x 5. 1998 (15-1) 6. 1975 (12-2) 7. 1970 (12-2) 8. 2009 (12-4) 1st round (8) 2009 vs. (1) 1973 Brett Favre versus Fran Tarkenton. Do we fast forward to Favre's game losing interception, or will be save that one for later in the tournament? Neither team can get on the board in the first quarter and it ends scoreless. The 09 team has driven into Team 73 territory as the quarter comes to a close. On the first play of the second quarter Adrian Peterson goes 33 yards for he touchdown to give Team 09 a 7-0 lead. Team 73 hits a field goal on their next posession to getto within 7-3. Team 09 follow that with a drive into Team 73 territory that ends with a Percy Harvin 39 yard touchdown run to give Team 09 a 14-3 lead. Team 73 ends thehalf with another field goal and it's 14-6 at the half. An early field goal by Team 09 in the third gives them a 17-3 lead. They extend that lead with under a minute left in the quarter when Favre hits Visanthe Shiancoe for an 18 yard touchdown. Team 09 leads 24-6 after the third quarter. Late in the 4th Team 73 scores on a 2 yard run from Chuck Foreman to close out the scoring for our final score of 24-13. Adrian Peterson is the player of the game as he ran for 129 yards with a touchdown. (7) 1970 vs. (2) 1969 Gary Cuozzo versus Joe Kapp. Pretty much the same team other than that. Late in the 1st Team 69 scores ona 15 yard pass from Kapp to John Beasley to give them a 7-0 lead. The quarter ends 7-0. Neither team scores in the 2nd and at the half Team 69 leads 7-0. Team 70 hits a field goal midway through the 3rd to get to within 7-3. The quarter ends 7-3 but Team 69 has driven into Team 70 territory as the quarter comes to a close. A 44 yard field goal early in the 4th for Team 69 to give them a 10-3 lead. Both defenses clamp down and the game ends with Team 69 wins 10-3. There is no real standout and Joe Kapp is named player of the game thanks to his touchdown pass. (6) 1975 vs. (3) 1976 Fran Tarkenton versus himself as we see a game of near identical twins facing off. Team 76 scores midway through the 1st on a 22 yard pass from Tarkenton to Chuck Foreman to give them a 7-0 lead. The quarter ends with them up 7-0. Team 75 adds two field goals in the second to get to within 7-6 and that is where the game stands at the half. With just over 9:00 left in the 3rd Chuck Foreman scores for Team 75 on a 10 yard run to give them a 13-7 lead. Team 76 answers immediately with a drive that ends with a 5 yard touchdown run by Brent McClanahan to retake the lead 14-13. The 3rd quarter ends with Team 76 up 14-13. With just under 2 minutes left Team 76 hits a 30 yard field goal to extend their lead to 17-13. Team 75 loses cannot get a first down and turn the ball over on downs on 4 plays and Team 76 runs the clock out for the 17-13 victory. Fran Tarkenton is player of the game as he threw for over 200 yards with a touchdown. (5) 1998 vs. (4) 1974 Randall Cunningham versus Fran Tarkenton. Team 98 looks to prove they should be the top seed in ths tournament, but that technicality of no Super Bowl pushed them down to the 5 seed. Midway through the first Cunningham hits Andrew Glover for a 1 yard touchdown to give Team 98 a 7-0 lead. Late in the first Team 74 answers with a 3 yard touchdown run by Chuck Foreman to tie the game 7-7 which is how the quarter ends. Team 74 adds a late field goal in the second to take a 10-7 lead into the half. Team 74 adds two field goals in the third. After the 3rd quarter Team 74 leads 16-7. Early in the 4th Team 98 gets a field goal to get to within 16-10. With 6:39 to go Cunningham hits Chris Carter for a 48 yard touchdown to take a 17-16 lead. Team 74 starts on their 33. Tarkenton sacked by Stalin Colinet for 8 yards, 2nd and 18 at the 25. Foreman for 1 yard up the middle, 3rd and 17 at the 26. Tarkenton back, looking, hits Foreman in the flat, he sheds a tackle and turns upfield for 23 and a 1st down at their 49. Tarkenton to Stu Voigt for 7 yards to the Team 98 44, 2nd and 3. Tarkenton back, looking, he throws up top to John Gilliam who makes the catch and is down to the 4, a 40 yard strike, 1st and goal. Tarkenton back, looking, sees Foreman open in the endzone, fires, touchdown!!! They take a 22-17 lead and go for two. Foreman is stopped short and the conversion is no good. Team 98 starts at their 23 with 2:51 remaining. Chuck Evans for 3, 2nd and 7. Roberts Smith for 7, 1st down at the 33, 2 minute warning. Incomplete pass, 2nd and 10. Smith for 2, out of bounds, 3rd and 8 at the 35. Cunningham to Randy Moss for 15, out of bounds, 1st down at the 50. Cunningham to Carter for 13, 1st down at the 37, timeout. Cunningham drops back, gives to Leroy Hoard, he is up the middle, the defense is fooled as he cuts the outside, sheds a tackler, is across the 20, the 15, breaks one last tackle and is in, touchdown. Team 98 takes a 23-22 lead as they go for two. The conversion is stopped and the score remains 23-22. Team 74 starts at their own 34 with 1:19 and 3 timeouts left. Foreman for one, out of bounds, 2nd and 9 at the 35. Foreman nowhere, 3rd and 9, timeout. Tarkenton back, looking, fires to Sam McCullum for 14, 1st down at the 49, out of bounds. Foreman up the midde for 7, 2nd and 3 at the 44, timeout. Dave Osborn for 2, out of bounds, 3rd and 1 at the 42. Oscar Reed for 10, out of bounds, 1st down at the 32. Tarkenton to Jim Lash for13, 1st down at the 19. Osborn for 1 yard, out of bounds 2nd and 9 at the 18. Foreman for 1, out of bounds, 3rd and 8 at the 17. False start, 3rd and 13 at the 22. Incomplete pass, 4th and 13 at the 22. Field goal attempt, it's good, there was a whistle, false start, no play, 4th and 18 at the 27. Field goal attempt, wide right, wait, there was another whistle, false start again, no play, 4th and 23 at the 32. An amazing third try for this potential game winner, now from 49 yards... wide left. Team 98 win a thriller 23-22. Randall Cunningham is player of the game as he threw for over 200 yards and 2 touchdowns.

07-10-2010, 12:11 AM	#56
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Vikings' Final (5) 1998 vs. (3) 1976 Randall Cunningham versus Fran Tarkenton. Team 98 looks to prove they are the best team and underrated in the seeding and Cunningham looks to be the first quarterback with two teams in The Finals. Early in the 1st a 12 yard touchdown run by Chuck Foreman gives Team 76 a 7-0 lead. Team 98 answers as Cunningham caps off a drive with a 5 yard touchdown pass to Robert Smith to tie the game 7-7. On the very next play from scrimmage Tarketon hits Ahmad Rashad in stride for a 70 yard touchdown strike but they miss the extra point. After the first quarter Team 76 has a 13-7 lead. Early in the second Cunningham hits Randy Moss for a 24 yard touchdown strike to give Team 98 a 14-13 lead. With under 5 minutes to go in the half Leroy Hoard adds to their lead with a 6 yard run to make it 21-13. With second left in the half Team 76 hits a field goal to make the score 21-16 in favor of Team 98 at the half. With under 6 minutes left in the 3rd Tarkenton hits Jim Lash for a 13 yard strike to give Team 76 a 23-21 lead. With just 11 second left in the quarter Robert Smith sneaks through the middle for a 5 yard touchdown run to give Team 98 a 28-23 lead at the end of the third quarter. After a defensive stop Team 98 adds a field goal to take a 31-23 lead with about 11 minutes left in the game. Each team exchanges punts and Team 76 starts from their own 9 with 6:35 left in the game, they almost have to do something now. Brent McClanahan for 1, 2nd and 9 at the 10. Chuck Foreman loses 2 yards 3rd and 11 at the 8. Tarkenton back, looking, fires to McClanahan, complete for 19, 1st down at the 27. Foreman for 1, 2nd and 9 at the 28. Tarkenton back, beig chased, he runs for positive yardage as he picks up 4, 3rd and 5 at the 32. Rober Miller is stopped for o gain on a draw, 4th and 5 at their own 32 and they ar going for it. Tarkenton back, looking, no one is open, he rolls, spots McClanahan in the flat, flips him the pass and he is brought down close to the 1st down mark. They measure and he just got the first down, 1st down at the 37. Tarkentonto Bob Grim for 9, 2nd and 1 at the 46. Foreman up the middle for no gain, 3rd and 1 at the 46, two minute warning. Tarkenton to Foreman for a short 5 yard gain, 1st down at the Team 98 49, timeout. Foreman for 1, out of bounds, 2nd and 9 at the 48. Foreman for 6, 3rd and 3 at the 42. Tarkenton back, fires to Sammy White who is open over the middle and he picks up 20 to the 22, 1st down. McClanahan for 7, 2nd and 3 at the 15. McClanahan stopped at the line, 3rd and 3 at the 15, timeout. Tarenton back, looking, hits Rashad for 11, 1st and goal at the 4. Tarkenton fires a quick out to Rashad but he is brought down at the line, 2nd and goal, timeout. McLanahan for 2, 3rd and goal at the 2. Incomplete pass, 4th and goal at the 2 with 4 seconds left, their last chance. Play action buys Tarkenton a second and he fires into the endzone, tipped... and Rashad brings it down, touchdown!!! They are now down 31-29 as time expires and a two point conersion away from overtime. Tarkenton takse the snap, fakes a pitch to the right, drops back, he is being chased, avoids one man, turns up field, tries to stiff arma a would be tackler but start to get drrug down, he stretches forwards toward the line... and falls short. Team 98 wins 31-29. Fran Tarkenton is player of the game in the loss as he threw for over 300 yards and 3 touchdowns. Group B Bears (1985) Vikings (1998) Packers (????) Lions (????)

07-10-2010, 01:33 PM	#57
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Packers' Qualifying 1. 1966 (12-2)* 2. 1996 (13-3)* 3. 1967 (9-4-1)* 4. 1997 (13-3)x 5. 2007 (13-3) 6. 2001 (12-4) 7. 2002 (12-4) 8. 1972 (10-4) 1st round (8) 1972 vs. (1) 1966 Scott Hunter versus Bart Starr. Will the Super Bowl 1 champions prove that those who did it first did it best? Jim Taylor gives Team 66 an early lead with a 2 yard touchdown midway through the first. That would be enough for them to win as they would coast to a 24-6 victory. Team 72 would be unable to reach the endzone and only settle for two field goals. Bart Starr is the player of the game as he throws for over 200 yards with a touchdown. (7) 2002 vs. (2) 1996 Brett Favre with two different supporting casts. Ahman Green would give Team 02 a 7-0 lead early in the first. After a turnover Tony Fisher would score on an 18 yard run to give Team 02 a 14-0 lead. It would begin to look like a runaway and it would become one. Team 96 answers a Favre hits Levens for a 1 yard touchdown to make it 14-7 after the first quarter. Two field goals and a 4 yard touchdown pass from Favre to William Henderson, all for Team 96 would give them a 20-14 lead at the half. Teams exchange field goals in the third to make it 23-17 after three quarters of play. A Dorsey Levens 9 yard run, with missed two point conversion and two more field goals, all for Team 96 would give them a 35-17 victory as Team 96 would outscore 35-3 the rest of the way after falling behind 14-0. Brett Favre for Team 96 would be the player of the game for his two touchdown passes. (6) 2001 vs. (3) 1967 Brett Favre versus Bart Starr, the two quarterbacks that are the faces of the franchise. Will Team 67 ensure that all three Super Bowl victors advance? Team 01 shocks everyone by jumping out early and often on their way to a 40-7 dismantling of Team 67. Ahman Green is the player of the game as he rushes for 132 yards with 2 touchdowns. Favre throws for 275 with 2 touchdowns as well. (5) 2007 vs. (4) 1997 Another Favre versus Favre matchup. Favres to Donald Driver for an 8 yard touchdown gives Team 07 a 7-0 lead. Late in the quarter team 97 answers with a 4 yard touchdown from Favre to Mark Chmura (he latched onto that pass like it was a 17 year old girl). The quarter ends tied 7-7. Vernand Morency scores on a 7 yard touchdown run for Team 07 to give them a 14-7 lead early in the second. Team 97 answers on the next drive as Levens scores on a 2 yard run to tie the game 14-14. A 20 yard field goal gies Team 07 a 17-14 lead. Team 97 manages 2 field goals in the fial 2 minutes of the half to take a 20-17 lead at the half. On the very last play of the third quarter DeShawn Wynn scores on an 11 yard run to give Team 07 a 24-20 lead at the end of three quarters. On their first drive on the 4th quarter Team 97 drives a long and methodical 6 minute drive that ends with Favre hitting Freeman for a 24 yard touchdown to give Team 97 a 27-24 lead. Team 07 takes te next drive and goes the distance, capped with a 17 yard touchdown from Favre to James Jones to give them thelead again, 31-27. With 2:12 left in the game Favre goes up top to Robert Brooks for a 44 yard touchdown to give Team 97 a 34-31 lead, this is a seesaw battle. Team 07 starts from their own 35. Incomplete pass,2nd and 10. Favre to Franks for 5, 3rd and 5 at the 40, 2 minute warning. Incomplete pass, 4th and 5 as they may be down to their last chance. Favre dros back, looking, throws to Jennings, complete for 6 yards and a 1st down at the 46. Favre back, looking, under pressure, rolls to his right, he's hit, but scrambles away back to his left, he throw across his body back to the right towards Franks, Leroy Butler jumps in front for the interception and Franks tackles him at the 49. Team 97 runs out the clock for the 34-31 victory. (I have to admit, I laughed when I looked at the play by play to see how their last drive ended and saw the interception) Dorsey Levens was player of teh game as he ran for 160 yards and had a touchdown. Freeman had over 100 yards receiving and a touchdown as well.

07-10-2010, 01:50 PM	#58
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	2nd round (4) 1997 vs. (1) 1966 Favre versus Starr. The only non-Favre team remaining as Starr looks for a chance to represent the Packers in The Finals. After a scoreless first quarter Team 66 gets on the board first early in the secnd as Starr hits Carroll Dale for a 48 yard touchdown. They miss the extra point and lead 6-0. The will add a field goal late in the quarter and lead 9-0 at the half. Team 97 comes out to start the second half with a 5 minute drive tat ends with a field goal to get to within 9-3. Late in the quarter Favre hits Derrick Mayes for a 13 yard touchdown to take a 10-9 lead. After three Team 97leads 10-9, that missed extra point could be huge. With under 5 minutes to go Team 66 would drive to the Team 97 35 and have a 3rd and 8. Starr back, under pressure, screens it to Jim Taylor, he is hit and fumbles, Team 97 recovers to stop the drive. After holding them to a 3 and out Team 66 starts on their 28 with 2:33 left. Handoff to Jim Taylor, he cuts to the right, around the end, breaks a tackle, stiff arms another would be tackler and is into the secondary, he is finally stopped at the Team 97 34 after a gain of 38, 1st down, two minute warning. Incomplete pass, 2nd and 10. Taylor for 2, 3rd and 8 at the 32. Starrto Bob Long for 9, 1st down at the 23, out of bounds. Taylor for 2 on a draw play, 2nd and 8 at the 21. Paul Hornung fo 5, 3rd and 3 at the 16. Starr to Dale for 13, out of bounds at the 3, 1st and goal. tarr back, looking, has Taylor in the endzone, fires, tipped away, incomplete, 2nd and goal. Starrback, looking, being chansed, angles toward the sidelines, dives out of bounds at the 1, 3rd and goal. Play action, Starr is back throws to Taylor but just out ofhis reach, 4th down. They hit the field goal to take a 12-10 lead with 33 seconds left. Team 97 is unable to get past their own 28 in their las few desperation attempts and Team 66 move on. Carroll Dale is the player of the game with 93 yards receiving and a touchdown. (6) 2001 vs. (2) 1996 Favre versus Favre. A victory for the 96 team guarantees that a Super Bowl champion will represent the Packers. Team 96 takes apart Team 01 as they win 38-0. It was completely one sided and three turnovers by Team 01 just sealed their fate. Keith Jackson is the player of the game with over 100 yards receiving and 2 early touchdowns to set the tone.

07-10-2010, 02:01 PM	#59
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Packers' Final (2) 1996 vs. (1) 1966 Favre versus Starr. 30 years seperate these teams but one game seperates them from representing their Packers at The Finals. After neither team scores in the first quarter Team 96 opens the scoring midway through the 1st with a 38 yard field goal to take a 3-0 lead. With less than 2 minutes remaining Edgar Bennett would score on an 8 yard touchdown run to give Team 96 a 10-0 lead at the half. Early in the 3rd Team 96 would add another field goal to extend their lead 13-0. The third quarter would end with Team 96 up 13-0. On their first drive of the 4th Team 66 gets on the board with a field goal with just under 13 minutes remaining to make it 13-3. With 3:41 left Team 66 makes it a game as Bratkowski, in for a banged up Starr, hits Carroll Dale for a 40 yard touchdown to make it 13-10. They hold Team 96 to a 3 and out and get the ball back at their own 37 with 2:05 remaining. Starr, who is back in, hits Boyd Dowler for 14, 1st down at the Team 96 49, two minute warning. Starr back, being chased, scrambles, is hit and loses the ball but they recover at the 46, 2nd and 7. Elijah Pitts for 4, 3rd and 3 at the 42. Taylor for 2 on a draw play, 4th and 1 at the 40. They are going to try a 57 yard field goal. The kick is up, it looks like it has the distance but it hits the left crossbar and is no good. Team 96 runs the clock out for the 13-10 victory and they will represent the Packers. Reggie White is the player of the game with 3 sacks. Group B Bears (1985) Vikings (1998) Packers (1996) Lions (????)

07-10-2010, 04:00 PM	#60
tarcone Coordinator Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Pacific	Do the Lions have anything to put forward? You may have to back to the late 50s and early 60s.

07-10-2010, 05:41 PM	#61
Greyroofoo Pro Starter Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Alabama	The Lions final game will end in a tie.

07-10-2010, 06:40 PM	#62
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Lions' Qualifying 1. 1991 (12-4) 2. 1970 (10-4) 3. 1995 (10-6) 4. 1993 (10-6) 5. 1969 (9-4-1) 6. 1972 (8-5-1) 7. 2000 (9-7) 8. 1997 (9-7) 1st round (8) 1997 vs. (1) 1991 Scott Mitchell versus Rodney Peete. As the moment we have all been waiting for is here, the Lions' qualifying. The biggest names here will be Barry Sanders versus Barry Sanders. Team 91 dominates. By the end of the 3rd they are up 38-10 and coast to a 38-24 victory. Barry Sanders from Tam 91 was the player of the game as he ran for 132 yards with 2 touchdowns. The Barry Sanders from Team 97 ran for 123 yards and also 2 touchdowns. Rodney Peete was 14 of 20 for 225 yards with 2 touchdowns. (7) 2000 vs. (2) 1970 Charlie Batch versus Greg Landry. After a scoreless 1st quarter Team 70 would open the scoring with a field goal to take a 3-0 lead early in the second. With under 5 minutes remaining Batch would hit David Sloan for a 14 yard touchdown to give Team 2000 a 7-3 lead. The first half ends with Team 2000 up 7-3. Neither team scores in the 3rd and the score remains 7-3 after the third. Early in the 4th Batch hits Herman Moore for a 9 yard touchdown to give Team 2000 a 14-3 lead. Neither team threatens and the game ends 14-3. Charlie Batch is the player of the game. He threw for 181 yards and 2 touchdowns. Mel Farr ran for 137 yards for Team 70. (6) 1972 vs. (3) 1995 Greg Landry versus Scott Mitchell. Team 95 takes the lead and never has to look back as they win 28-0. Scott Mitchell is the player of the game as he threw for 191 yards with 3 touchdowns. Sanders was held to 91 yards an a touchdown. Landry was just 14 of 32 for 164 yards with an interception. (5) 1969 vs. (4) 1993 Bill Munson versus Rodney Peete. Team 93 would edge out to a 17-0 lead and hold on for a 17-3 vctory as Team 69 was unable to move the ball. Rodney Peete was player of the game as he was 14 of 19 for 165 yards with a touchdown pass. Neither team could move the ball very well but Team 93 did just enough.

07-10-2010, 06:54 PM	#63
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	2nd round (4) 1993 vs. (1) 1991 Rodney Peete and Barry Sanders versus Rodney Peete and Barry Sanders. The teams exchange field goals in the first quarter as the 1st ends tied 3-3. Team 93 hits a field goal early in the 2nd to take a 6-3 lead. After a turnover they strike again as Sanders breaks a 49 yard touchdown run to give them a 13-3 lead. Rodney Peete hits Willie Green for a 38 yard touchdown as Team 91 narrows the gap to 13-10. The teams exchange field goals in the final two minutes of the quarter and at the half Team 93 leads 16-13. Team 93 is the only team to score in the 3rd on a 5 yard touchdown by Sanders to give them a 23-13 lead after three quarters. Early in the 4th Peete to Herman Moore for a 23 yard touchdown gives Team 93 a 30-13 lead. After a field goal by Team 91 makes it 30-16, Team 93 puts them away with a 5 yard touchdown pass from Peete to Moore as they win 37-16. The number one seed falls. Barry Sanders is the player of the game as he runs for 214 yards with 2 touchdowns in the win. (7) 2000 vs. (3) 1995 Charlie Batch versus Scott Mitchell. Team 2000 jumps all over Team 95 as they roll to a 31-13 victory. James Stewart is the player of the game as he ran for 166 yards with a touchdown. Sanders ran for 167 in the losing cause.

07-10-2010, 06:58 PM	#64
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Lions' Final (7) 2000 vs. (4) 1993 Charlie Batch versus Rodney Peete. Will a 9-7 or 10-6 team represent the Lions? Team 93 makes their statement (that at least a 9-7 team won't be representing the Lions) as they blast Team 2000 30-13. Barry Sanders is the player of the game as he rushed for 129 yards with 2 touchdowns. Group B Bears (1985) Vikings (1998) Packers (1996) Lions (1993)

07-10-2010, 07:00 PM	#65
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Later will be Group F... Steelers 1. 1978 (14-2)* 2. 1975 (12-2)* 3. 2008 (12-4)* 4. 1979 (12-4)* 5. 1974 (10-3-1)* 6. 2005 (11-5)* 7. 1995 (11-5)x 8. 2004 (15-1) Browns 1. 1986 (12-4) 2. 1994 (11-5) 3. 1980 (11-5) 4. 1969 (10-3-1) 5. 1972 (10-4) 6. 1968 (10-4) 7. 1987 (10-5) 8. 1971 (9-5) Bengals 1. 1988 (12-4)x 2. 1981 (12-4)x 3. 1975 (11-3) 4. 1982 (7-2) 5. 1976 (10-4) 6. 1973 (10-4) 7. 2005 (11-5) 8. 2009 (10-6) Ravens 1. 2000 (12-4)* 2. 2006 (13-3) 3. 2008 (11-5) 4. 2003 (10-6) 5. 2001 (10-6) 6. 2009 (9-7) 7. 2004 (9-7) 8. 1999 (8-8)

07-10-2010, 07:15 PM	#66
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Family game night so I'll be back on later to continue.

07-11-2010, 12:15 AM	#67
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Steelers' Qualifying While it's uncertain if the overall winner will eventually come fro this group, on paper this has the potential to be one of the best qualifying rounds in the entire tournament. 1. 1978 (14-2)* 2. 1975 (12-2)* 3. 2008 (12-4)* 4. 1979 (12-4)* 5. 1974 (10-3-1)* 6. 2005 (11-5)* 7. 1995 (11-5)x 8. 2004 (15-1) 1st round (8) 2004 vs. (1) 1978 Ben Roethlisberger, Jerome Bettis and Hines Ward versus Terry Bradshaw, Franco Harris and Lynn Swann. Team 04 has the best regular season record of the bunch but the only team in the Steelers qualifying tournament without a Super Bowl appearance. After a scoreless first quarter, Team 04 scores first on the first play of the second quarter with a field goal to take a 3-0 lead. After the teams exchange punts Team 78 struck back as Bradshaw hit Randy Grossman for a 66 yard touchdown to take a 7-3 lead. In the final two minutes of the half Franco Harris scored on a 2 yard plunge to give Team 78 a 14-3 lead at the half. After a scoreless third quarter and not much action for most of the 4th, Roethlisberger hits Antwaan Randle El down the sieline for a quick strike 77 yard touchdown pass with under 4 minutes remaining. The two point conversion failed and the score is now 14-9 in favor of Team 78. Team 78 eats up most of the clock and when Team 04 gets the ball back they can do little as they are sacked twice and throw 2 incomplete passes to end the game. Team 78 moves on 14-9. Terry Bradshaw was the player of the game as he threw for around 200 yards with a touchdown. (7) 1995 vs. (2) 1975 Neil O'Donnell versus Terry Bradshaw. Team 95 is the only of thir Super Bowl teams to lose the Super Bowl, how will they stack up? After a scoreless 1st quarter Team 95 would be the first on the board about 6 minutes into the second as O'Donnell hit Andre Hastings for a 5 yard touchdown. Team 95 takes a 7-0 lead which they hold until halftime. On their first drive of the 3rd quarter O'Donnell hits John Williams for a 41 yard touchdown to give Team 95 a 14-0 lead. Team 75 would add two field goals and the 3rd quarter would end with Team 95 up 14-6 and they could be just 5 minutes away from the upset. Teams would exchange field goals to make the score 17-9 with about 7 minutes remaining. O'Donnell and Team 95 would cement the upset when he hits Mark Bruener for a 1 yard score for the 24-9 final. Neil O'Donnell is the player of the game. He threw for 187 yards and 3 touchdowns. Rocky Bleier rand for 121 yards in the loss. Bam Morris ran for 104 yards for the victors. (6) 2005 vs. (3) 2008 Two of the Ben Roethlisberger teams. Neither team scores in the 1st and only a field goal by Team 05 in the second has the score 3-0 in favor of Team 05 at the half. Team 08 ties the game at 3-3 with a field goal of their own in the third. The game is 3-3 at the end of the third quarter. Neither team can move the ball much in the 4th until one big play, a 36 yard pass to Hines Ward set Team 05 up in field goal range at the 2 minute warning. They kick a field goal with 1:43 left to take a 6-3 lead. Team 08 is unable to respond and lose the ball on downs as Team 05 runs the clock out for the victory, a 6-3 defensive battle. Hines Ward is the player of the game with 8 receptions for over 120 yards. (5) 1974 vs. (4) 1979 Joe Gilliam versus Terry Bradshaw. Team 79 becomes the first team to step up with an eas vircoty. They jump to a 24-0 lead and coast to a 27-13 victory. John Stallworth is the player of the game with 123 yards in receiving.

07-11-2010, 12:33 AM	#68
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	2nd round (4) 1979 vs. (1) 1978 Bradshaw versus Bradshaw. Two identical teams go at at and on paper this looks like a great clash. Midway through the 1st Team 79 strikes first as Bradshaw hits Jim Smith Jr. for a 19 yard touchdown to give them a 7-0 lead. The quarter ends 7-0 in favor of Team 79. In the second quarter Team 78 manages a field goal to get to within 7-3. No other scoring in the second and at the half Team 79 leads 7-3. In the third quarter Team 79 extends their lead with a field goal. They would lead 10-3 after the third quarter. With 5:31 left in the game Team 78 would start at their own 31. Franco Harris sweeps left for 10, 1st down at the 41. Bradshaw hits Randy Grossman for 6 yards, 2nd and 4 at the 47. Incomplete pass, 3rd and 4. Bradshaw back, looking, fires toward Stallworth but it's over his head, 4th down. Bradshaw back, looking, pumps over the middle, then fires uptop to tallworth streking down the sideline, complete down to the 12 yard line, 1st and 10. Harris for 2, 2nd and 8. Bradshaw back, looking, fires in the endzone to Stallworth, touchdown. They have tied the game 10-10 with 3:01 left. They hold Team 79 to a three and out and start from their own 40 after the two minute warning. Bradshaw back, looking, fires downfield, picked off by Mel Blount. Team 79 starts at their own 26. After 7 lays Team 79 get the ball to the Team 78 29 and they try a field goal with just 16 seconds left. The kick is long enough but it's hooking to the left, wide left. We're going to overtime. Team 79 is held to a three and out to start overtime. Team 78 starts from their own 41 after the punt. Harris for 1, 2nd and 9. Harris breaks a run for 40 yards, 1st down at the Team 79 18. Bleier for no gain, 2nd and 10. Harris ahead for 3, 3rd and 7 at the 15. They decide to go for it and not kick the field goal. Harris on a draw up the middle, he loses the ball but Team 78 recovers, 4th down at the 13. Thirty yard field goal attempt, it up, and good. Team 78 wins 13-10. John Stallworth is player of the game with 96 yards of receiving and 1 touchdown. (7) 1995 vs. (6) 2005 Neil O'Donnell versus Ben Roethlisberger. O'Donnell will try to teach "Big Ben" that no means no, but will he listen? Team 95 beats them like a rented mule. They dominate their way to a 46-17 victory. Neil O'Donnel will face Terry Bradshaw for a right to be the face of the Steelers in The Finals. Eric Pegram is named the player of the game, he ran for 100 yards with 2 touchdowns. Other notables, Team 95 sacked Roethlisberger 7 times and intercepted him 2 times.

07-11-2010, 01:40 PM	#71
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	2nd round (8) 1971 vs. (5) 1972 Bill Nelson versus Mike Phipps. Other han the staring wuarterback the teams are pretty much the same. Team 72 takes the lead with about 6 minutes remaining in the 1st as Phipps hits Fair Hooker for a 9 yard touchdown pass. The first ends with Team 72 up 7-0. Early in the second Team 72 adds to the lead on a 1 yard Leroy Kelly run to go up 14-0. Team 71 manages 2 field goals to narrow the gap to 14-6 which is how the half ends. Midway through the third Team 72 gets a 5 yard touchdown run from Bo Scott to increase their lead to 21-6. The quarter would end 21-6 but Team 71 would have diven to the Team 72 15 yard line as the quarter ends. On the first play of the 4th, Nelson hits Gary Collins for a 15 yard touchdown pass to bring them to within 21-13. After a defensive stand, Team 71 goes on a long drive that ends with Nelson hitting Milt Morin for an 11 yard touchdown pass to get to within 21-19 and they go for two. The conversion is stuffed and Team 72 keeps a slim 21-19 lead with 7:03 remaining. On the second play of the following drive, Jerry Sherk intercepts Phipps and is down at the Team 72 22 yard line. Scott picks up 1, 2nd and 9 at the 21. Nelson is sacked by Thom Darden for a 5 yard loss, 3rd and 14 at the 26. Nelson back, looking, finds Frank Pitts to the 8, 1st and goal. Draw play to Scott, breaks a tackle at the line, spins to the outside, he stretches towards the line, touchdown. Team 71 takes a 26-21 lead with 4:46 left. Team 72 is unable to get across midfield and they lose the ball on downs. Team 71 runs the clock out forthe 26-21 voctory as they score 20 unanswered 4th quarter points. Bill Nelson is player of the game as he threw for over 200 yards and 2 touchdowns. (7) 1987 vs. (3) 1980 Bernie Kosar versus Brian Sipe. Team 87 would score first on a Kevin Mack 9 yard run to take a 7-0 lead. That would be their high point as Team 80 would score 30 unanswered points to win 30-7. Mike Pruitt is the player of the game as he ran all over Team 87 for 226 yards. Sipe threw for 198 with a touchdown.

07-11-2010, 01:46 PM	#72
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Browns' Final (8) 1971 vs. (3) 1980 Bill Nelson versus Brian Sipe. The Browns qualifying seemed to have one of the better spreads of teams so far in the qualifying rounds as they had no one dynasty team that would take up 4 spots (or more). Team 80 would pick up where they lef off last game with another trouncing of their opponent. The score would be 7-7 after the first but that is as close as it would get as they would go on to a 41-14 vitory. Mike Pruitt would again win player of the game as he ran for 171 yards anda touchdown. Group F Steelers (1995) Browns (1980) Bengals (????) Ravens (????)

07-11-2010, 05:40 PM	#73
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Bengals' Qualifying 1. 1988 (12-4)x 2. 1981 (12-4)x 3. 1975 (11-3) 4. 1982 (7-2) 5. 1976 (10-4) 6. 1973 (10-4) 7. 2005 (11-5) 8. 2009 (10-6) 1st round (8) 2009 vs. (1) 1988 Carson Palmer versus Boomer Esiason. After a scoreless first quarter Team 09 gets on the board very early in the second when Palmer hits Laveranues Coles for a 26 yard touchdown strike to take a 7-0 lead. With under 2 minutes left they add another on a arry Johnson 3 yard run to make it 14-0 at the half. Defensively they shut down Team 88 and only Team 09 adds a field goal in the second half for the 17-0 shutout victory. Carson Palmer is named the player of the game though he threwfor just 171 yards with a touchdown. (7) 2005 vs. (2) 1981 Carson Palmer versus Ken Anderson. Does Palmer have another upset waiting? Will Team 81 prove they should have been the number one seed? Team 81 strorms out to a 31-3 halftime lead and coast to a 34-13 victory. They played like they had something to prove. Pete Johnson is named the player of the game as he ran for 196 yards with a touchdown. Ken Anderson could have easily won it as he was 21 of 27 for 230 yards with 3 touchdowns. (6) 1973 vs. (3) 1975 Ken Anderson versus Ken Anderson. He will be moving his second team into the Bengals' final four. Team 75 is on the board first with a field gol in the 1st and the quarter ends wih Team 75 up 3-0. Early in the second Team 75 strikes agan as Anderson hits Charle Joiner for a 19 yard strike to extend their lead to 10-0. Midway through the quarter Team 73 responds as Charlie Joiner scores on a 10 yard pass from Anderson to make it 10-7. On the last play of the first half Team 73 ties it with a field goal and it's 10-10 at the half. Team 75 hits a field goal in the third to give them a 13-10 lead which i how the third quarter ends. Early in the 4th Team 73 scores on a 16 yard run by Lenvil Elliot to give them a 17-13 lead. Team 75 hits a field goal with under 7 minutes left to make it 17-16. With under 2 minutes left Team 73 extends their lead with a field goal to make it 20-16. Team 75 starts from their 29 with 1:38 left. Stan Fritts for 3 yards, out of bounds, 2nd and 7 at the 32. Boobie Clark for 2, out of bounds, 3rd and 5 at the 34. Anderson hits Isaac Curtis for 24 to the Team 73 42, 1st down. After two incomplete passes it's 3rd and 10 at the 42. Anderson back, looking, he fires to Chip Myers, complete for 15, 1st down at the 27. Short pass toi Elliot for 8, 2nd and 2 at the 19. Incomplete pass, 3rd and 2 at the 19 with just 5 seconds left. They have one last chance. Anderson takes the snap, drops back, looking into th eendzone, floats a pass, Joiner has it, but were his feet in; yes, touchdown. Team 75 wins 22-20 on the final play of the game. Charlie Joiner is player of the game with over 100 yards receiving and 2 touchdowns. (5) 1976 vs. (4) 1982 Ken Anderson will see which will be his third team into the Bengals' final four. Team 76 crushes them 34-10 to move on to the Bengals' final four. Ken Anderson is player of the game as he threw for almost 300 yards with 5 touchdowns.

07-11-2010, 06:15 PM	#74
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	2nd round (8) 2009 vs. (5) 1976 Carson Palmer versus Ken Anderson. Will it be an all Ken Anderson Bengals' final or will Palmer keep his name in the running for being the face of the Bengals. Team 09's defense steps up once again as they take a 14-0 lead gong into the half on their way to a 17-3 victory. They have allowed just 3 points total in their two games. Jonathan Fanene is the player of the game as he led the team in tackled and had an interception and a sack to go along with that. (3) 1975 vs. (2) 1981 Which of Ken Anderson's team will try to solve Team 09's defensive dominance? Will their last remaining team with a Super Bowl appearance make it to the team's final? Team 81 steps up and wins easily, 27-10. It's going to be Carson Palmer and the team with the defense that is playing way over their head against one of their Super Bowl teams for a birth in The Finals. Pete Johnson is named player of the game as he ran for over 100 yards with a touchdown and had 2 receptions with another touchdown.

07-11-2010, 06:19 PM	#75
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Bengals' Final (8) 2009 vs. (2) 1981 Carson Palmer and his defense looks to upset Ken Anderson, something that he has done already in the tournament. Team 09's defense comes up huge again. Cedric Benson scores on a 4 yard run for Team 09 midway through the 1st to take a 7-0 lead. Team 09 manages 3 field goals and theirdefense allows nothing as Team 09 wins 16-0. They have allowed just 3 points total in their three victories. Cedric Benson is the player of the game as he ran for over 100 yards with the only touchdown of the game. Group F Steelers (1995) Browns (1980) Bengals (2009) Ravens (????)

07-11-2010, 09:42 PM	#76
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Ravens' Qualifying 1. 2000 (12-4)* 2. 2006 (13-3) 3. 2008 (11-5) 4. 2003 (10-6) 5. 2001 (10-6) 6. 2009 (9-7) 7. 2004 (9-7) 8. 1999 (8-8) Since the town of Cleveland has divorced the Ravens from their Browns past, the Ravens will be just the Ravens. This leads to an 8-8 number 8 seed. 1st round (8) 1999 vs. (1) 2000 Tony Banks versus Tent Dilfer. What a difference a year makes for this team. From 8-8 to Super Bowl champions. Team 00 scores first when a screen from Dilfer to Priest Holmes goes for a 39 yard touchdown midway through the first to give Team 2000 a 7-0 lead. The quarter ends 7-0. Early in the second Team 00 increases their lead with a field goal to go up 10-0. With a little over 7 minutes left in the half a 79 yard punt return gets Team 99 back inthe game 10-7. Team 00 adds a late field goal to make it 13-7 at the half. The Team 00 defense would own the rest of the gae (actually both defenses would do well) and Team 00 would add a field goal in each of the quarters in the second half to give us our 19-7 final. Jamal Lewis is the player of the game for Team 2000 as he ran for over 100 yards. (7) 2004 vs. (2) 2006 Kyle Boller versus Steve McNair. Team 2006 has the best record of all the teams in the Ravens' qualifying but they lack the Super Bowl and that relegates them ato the two seed. Team 06 controls the game and coast to a 25-3 victory. Steve McNair is the player of the game as he threw for 232 yards with a touchdown. Team 06 sacked Boller 6 times. (6) 2009 vs. (3) 2008 Joe Flacco versus Joe Flacco. Will the rookie win out over the second year player? Team 08 gets on the board first when Flacco hits Willis McGahee for a 10 yard touchdown to take a 7-0 lead. Team 09 answers late in the first with a Ray Rice 4 yard touchdown run to tie the game 7-7 which is how the first quarter ends. Team 09 adds two field goals in the second quarter to mak it 13-7 at the half in favor of Team 09. Neither team score in the third. Early in the 4th Team 09 is at it again as Flacco hits Demetrius Williams for a 10 yard touchdown. Rice scores onteh conversion to make it 21-7. Both defenses shut the game down the rest of he way and Team 09 moves on 21-7. Ray Rice was the player of the game for Team 09 as he had over 100 yards of offense and a touchdown, plus the conversion. (5) 2001 vs. (4) 2003 Elvis Grbac versus Anthony Wright. It seems that everyone in the country has played quarterback for this team over th pst 10 years. Jamal Lewis gives Team 03 a 7-0 lead midway through the first on a 9 yard run. The first ends with Team 03 up 7-0. Team 03 adds a field goal in the second and at the half they lead 10-0. Team 01 answers back in the third as Terry Allen scores on a 1 yard run to get to within 10-7. The game is 10-7 after the third. Early in the 4th Team 03 extends their lead with a field goal to make it 13-7. Team 01 has driven to the Team 03 24 as we hit the two minute warning, 1st down. Grbac with a quick out to Brandon Stokley but he loses a yard, 2nd and 11 at the 25. Grback to Qadry Ismail for 10, 3rd and 1 at the 15, timeout. Grbac back, fires to Shannon Sharpe, complete to the 3 and out of bounds, 1st and goal. Grbac takes the snap, back, looking, being rushed, fires quickly, caught by Ismail, touchdown. Team 01 takes a 14-13 lead. Team 03 starts at their 20 with 1:39 left. Lewis for 1 yar, out of bounds, 2nd and 9 at the 21. Chester Taylor for 3 yards, 3rd and 6 at the 24, timeout. Screen to Alan Ricard for 1 as the defense was ready, 4th and 5 at the 25, timeout. Wright takes the snap, he is looking, fires over the middle, picked off by Chris McCallister. Team 01 takes over and runs the clock out for the 14-13 victory. Ray Lewis was the player of the game for Team 01 as he led the team in tackles, had an interception and a sack.

07-11-2010, 10:02 PM	#80
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Ravens' Final (2) 2006 vs. (1) 2000 Steve McNair versus Trent Dilfer. In a rare moment, the top two seeds make it to a team final. The teams exchange field goals in the 1st and the game is 3-3 after the 1st quarter. Two field goals by Team 2000 give them a 9-3 lead going into the half. In the third there was one drive that lasted more tan 5 plays and it ended with Team 2000 adding a field goal to go up 12-3. The 4th was very much lie the third as defense set the tone. Team 2000 did add a field goal for a final of 15-3 and they will move on to represent the Ravens in The Finals. Matt Stover was the player of the game as his 5 field goals were the only scores of the game for Team 2000. Group F Steelers (1995) Browns (1980) Bengals (2009) Ravens (2000)

07-11-2010, 10:05 PM	#81
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Up next will be... Group C Saints 1. 2009 (13-3)* 2. 1987 (12-3) 3. 1992 (12-4) 4. 1991 (11-5) 5. 2006 (10-6) 6. 2000 (10-6) 7. 1988 (10-6) 8. 2002 (9-7) Buccaneers 1. 2002 (12-4)* 2. 2005 (11-5) 3. 1999 (11-5) 4. 2000 (10-6) 5. 1997 (10-6) 6. 1979 (10-6) 7. 1981 (9-7) 8. 2001 (9-7) Falcons 1. 1998 (14-2)x 2. 1980 (12-4) 3. 2008 (11-5) 4. 2004 (11-5) 5. 1991 (10-6) 6. 1973 (9-5) 7. 2002 (9-6-1) 8. 2009 (9-7) Panthers 1. 2003 (11-5)x 2. 1996 (12-4) 3. 2008 (12-4) 4. 2005 (11-5) 5. 2009 (8-8) 6. 2006 (8-8) 7. 1999 (8-8) 8. 2007 (7-9)

07-12-2010, 11:03 PM	#82
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Saints' Qualifying 1. 2009 (13-3)* 2. 1987 (12-3) 3. 1992 (12-4) 4. 1991 (11-5) 5. 2006 (10-6) 6. 2000 (10-6) 7. 1988 (10-6) 8. 2002 (9-7) The number one seed is probably the sentimental favorite for the group but the 87 and early 90's teams shouldn't be ignored. 1st round (8) 2002 vs. (1) 2009 Aaron Brooks versus Drew Brees. On paper Team 09 should e the clear favorite. Team 02 gets n the board first with a field goal to take a 3-0 lead. Team 09 answers back on the next drive as Brees hits Pierre Thomas for a 41 yard touchdown to give them a 7-3 lead. Late in the quarter Deuce McAllister scores on a 7 yard touchdown run for Team 02 to give them a 10-7 lead after the first. Team 09 takes over from here as they outscore Team 02 28-6 the rest of the way for the 35-16 victory. Pierre Thomas is the player of the game as he ran for 116 yards with 2 touchdowns and also had 53 yards receiving and a touchdown. Reggie Bush added 97 yards on the ground, thanks mostly to a 70 yard touchdown run in the 2nd. Brees threw for 228 wit 2 touchdowns. (7) 1988 vs. (2) 1987 Bobby Hebert versus Bobby Hebert. Hebert has the most entries for the Saints. This game features pretty much the same team against itself. Team 88 scores first as Hebert hits Dalton Hilliard for an 18 yard touchdown to take a 7-0 lead on the first drive of the game. Team 87 answers late in the quarter on an Hebert 7 yard touchdown pass to Stacey Dawsey. The score is tied 7-7 after the first quarter. With just 21 second left in the half Team 87 takes their first lead of the game as Hebert hits Lonzell Hill for a 2 yard touchdown to gve them a 14-7 lead at the half. Midway through the third Team 88 answers back on a 3 yard touchdown from Hebert to John Tice to tie the game 14-14. Late in the quarter Team 87 regains the lead on a 27 yard pass from Hebert to Dawsey to give them a 21-14 lead. The quarter ends with Team 87 up 21-14. Midway through the 4th Team 88 answers as Hebert hits Robert Clark for a short 3 yard touchdown to tie the game at 21-21. With 1:53 left Team 87 regainst the lead as Dalton bursts for a 17 yard touchdownto give them a 28-21 lead. Team 88 turns the ball over on downs before they can reach midfield and Team 87 runs the clock out for the 28-21 victory. Bobby Hebert is the player of the game for Team 87. He threw for 241 yards with 3 touchdowns. (6) 2000 vs. (3) 1992 Jeff Blake versus Bobby Hebert. Team 92 takes a 10-0 lead thruogh the first on a field goal on their first drive of the game and a 23 yard touchdown pass from Hebert to Eric Martin late in the quarter. Team 00 tries to climb back into the game as they get a field goal in each of the 2nd and 3rd quarters and after the third quarter Team 92 leads 10-6. Thre is no change int he score until Team 92 hits a field goal with 1:49 remaining to gve them a 13-6 lead. Team 00 starts at their own 45 after a good kick return with 1:41 remaining. Encroachment, 1st and 5 at the 50. Blake hits Joe Horn for 11, 1st down at the 39, timeout. Ricky Williams for 2, 2nd and 8 at the 37, out of bounds. Blake back, looking, under pressure, he tucks the ball and takes off for 10 yards, 1st down at the 27, out of bounds. Screen to Williams for no gain, 2nd and 10. Holding call on Team 00, 1st and 20 at the 37. Terry Allen for 3 yards, 3rd and 17 at the 34, timeout. Blake back, looking for Horn, out of his reach, 4th and 17. Blake back, looking, being rushed, scrambles to buy time, has Williams out of the backfield but under throws him, turnover on downs. Team 92 runw the clock out for the 13-6 victory. Eric Martin if player of the game with 98 yards receiving and a touchdown. (5) 2006 vs. (4) 1991 Drew Brees versus Steve Walsh. Team 06 takes a 10-3 lead after the first thanks to a 1 yard touchdown pass from Brees to Reggie Bush. Team 91 takes over the game from that point as they outscore them 34-3 the rest of the way for the 37-13 victory. Fred McAfee is the player of the game as he ran for 138 with a touchdown. Through the first round it has been the favorites winning each game.

07-12-2010, 11:12 PM	#83
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	2nd round (4) 1991 vs. (1) 2009 Steve Walsh versus Drew Brees. Team 09 controls the game and cruises to a 34-7 vctory. They move on to the team final fr a chance to be the face of the franchise in The Finals. Drew Brees is the player of the game as he throws for over 300 yards and 4 touchdowns. (3) 1992 vs. (2) 1987 Hebert versus Hebert for a chance to face off with Brees in the team final. The Team 87 defense steps up in a 19-3 victory as the top two seeds will face off for a cance to represent the Saints in The Finals. Team 87 out rushes Team 92 246-48. Rueben Mayes is the player of the game as he ran for 185 yards with a touchdown.

07-12-2010, 11:39 PM	#84
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Saints' Final (2) 1987 vs. (1) 2009 Bobby Hebert versus Drew Brees. A 51 yard field goal on their first drive gives Team 09 a 3-0 lead. Team 87 drives for a field goal of their wn on the next drive to tie the game 3-3. Team 09 drives 78 yards on the next drive as Pierre Thomas plunges over from 1 yard out to give them a 10-3 lead. With 45 second left in the fist Rueben Mayes scores on a 5 yard run to tie the game 10-10. The first quarter ends 10-10. In the second Team 09 starts off the scoring with a field goal to take a 13-10 lead near the midway point of the second. Rueben Mayes answers on an 11 yard touchdown run with 53 seconds left in the half to take a 17-13 lead. Team 09 uses a quick strike offense to be at the Team 87 29 2 pays later and Pierre Thomas picks his way through teh defense for the 29 yard touchdown to gve Team 09 a 20-17 lead at the half. With 4:59 left in the third Team 09 extends their lead as Reggie Bush scores on a 6 yard run but the extra point is missed which gives them a 26-17 lead. The quarter ends 26-17, Team 09 is 15 minutes away from claiming the Saits' spot in The Finals. With 9:30 left Team 09 adds a field goal to make it 29-17. Team 87 narrows the gap with 5:44 left on a 1 yard touchdown pass from Hebert to Mike Jones to make it 29-24. Team 09 tries to clinch it as they eat up almost 4 minutes on the next drive but they are held to a 28 yard field goal to make it 32-24 and keep it a 1 score game. Team 87 starts at their own 26 with 1:38 remaining. Hebert back, looking, finds Lonzell Hill down the sidelines for 27, 1st down at the Team 09 47, out of bounds. Hebert to Eric Martin for 7, out of bounds, 2nd and 3 at the 40. Hebert to Martin for 9, out of bounds, 1st down at the 31. Mayes for 2 yards, out of bounds, 2nd and 8 at the 29. Mayes for 12, 1st down at the 17. Dwight Beverly for no gain, 2nd and 10 at the 17. Hebert to Dalton Hilliard for 11, 1st and goal at the 6. Hebert hurries to the line, takes the snap, fires over the middle to John Tice in the endzone, knocked down, 2nd and goal, 12 seconds left. Hebert takes the snap, back looking, being rushed, throws one up for grabs, deflected and caught by Lonzell Hill, touchdown. They have to go for 2 as they trail 32-30 after the score. Hebert drops back, gives to Mayes on a draw, he is hit behind the line, breaks the tackle, cuts to the outside, spins, dives towards the goalline, he made it, game tied 32-32 and we are going to overtime. Teams exchange punts for much of the overtime period until Dalton Hilliard breaks a 42 yard gain to get deep into Team 09 territory with under 2 minutes left in the first overtime. Team 87 gets to the 22, for a 4th down with under a minute left in the first overtime. Anderson tries the 39 yard field goal, he puts it right through, it's good. Team 87 wins 35-32 in overtime and will move on. Rueben Mayes is player of the game as he ran for 125 with 2 touchdowns. Brees threw for 289 but was picked once. Hebert threw for 281 and 2 touchdowns. Group C Saints (1987) Buccaneers (????) Falcons (????) Panthers (????)

07-13-2010, 10:33 PM	#85
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Buccaneers' Qualifying 1. 2002 (12-4)* 2. 2005 (11-5) 3. 1999 (11-5) 4. 2000 (10-6) 5. 1997 (10-6) 6. 1979 (10-6) 7. 1981 (9-7) 8. 2001 (9-7) On paper this looks like it should be an easy one to predict. Will that hold true? 1st round (8) 2001 vs. (1) 2002 Brad Johnson versus Brad Johnson. Will the top seed dominate or will we see another upset? Team 02 jumps out to a 10-0 lead and then coasts thanks to the defense as they go on to win 20-3 to advance. Simeon Rice is the player of the game for Team 02 as he controlled the line and picked up 3 sacks. (7) 1981 vs. (2) 2005 Doug Williams before his name made history versus Chris Simms. After a scoreless 1st, Team 05 takes the lead early in the 2nd on a field goal to take a 3-0 lead. Team 81 would answer back late in the quarter on a 13 yard touchdown pass from Williams to Kevin House to give them a 7-3 lead. The half ends 7-3. Team 05 would take over in the 3rd as they would score first on a 2 yard run by Carnell Williams. Three minutes later Simms would hit Alex Smith for a 69 yard touchdown. Near the end of the quarter Williams would score on a 2 yard pass from Simms. They would turn a 7-3 halftime deficit into a 24-7 lead after the third and put it on cruise control as they would win 31-17. Chris Simms is the player of the game as he threw for 331 yards with 2 touchdowns. (6) 1979 vs. (3) 1999 Doug Williams versus Trent Dilfer. Late in the 1st ike Alstott would score on a 7 yard run to give Team 99 a 7-0 lead. That would be all they need as they add 3 more field goals on their way to a 16-3 victory. Mike Alstott would be the player of the game as he ran for 89 yards and had the only touchdown. (5) 1997 vs. (4) 2000 Trent Dilfer versus Shaun King. Team 00 would score first on a field goal midway through the first wuarter to take a 3-0 lead. The first quarter would end 3-0. Team 00 would add two more field goals in the second to take a 9-0 lead. Tem 97 would finally answer back with under a minute left in the half as Dilfer would hit Dave Moore for a 10 yard touchdown to narrow the gap to 9-7 which is how the half would end. With just over 5 minutes left in the 3rd Team 97 would hit a 38 yar field goal to take a 10-9 lead, heir first of the game. The 3rd would end with Team 97 up 10-9. With 10:35 left Team 00 would stall on the 4 yard line and settle for a 21 yard field goal to take a 12-10 lead. Team 97 would march dowfield on the next drive but stall at the 5 and hit a field goal to retake the lead 13-12. Team 00 would manage one first down but have to punt. Team 97 would then run the clock out as they would pick up 4 first downs as Team 00 could not stop them. Team 97 wins 13-12 to advance. Derrick Brooks in the player of the game with 8 tackles, 1 sack and 2 interceptions.

07-13-2010, 10:49 PM	#86
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	2nd round (5) 1997 vs. (1) 2002 Trent Dilfer versus Brad Johnson. Team 02 would continue to look strong as they march to a 30-10 victory with ease. Brad Johnson is the player of the game as he threw for 273 yards with 3 touchdowns. (3) 1999 vs. (2) 2005 Trent Dilfer versus Chris Simms for a crack at the Super Bowl team and a chance to be the face of the franchise in The Finals. Team 99 would be the only team to score in the 1st with a field goal and they would lead 3-0 after the first quarter. With under 5 minutes left in the second Team 05 would tie the game with a field goal of their own to make it 3-3. Team 99 would take the ball and drive the distance with Mike Alstott scoring on a 6 yard run with uder a minute left in the half. At the half Team 99 leads 10-3. Neither team can score in the 3rd. With 3:41 left Team 05 starts from their own 24, this coul be their last chance. Simms hits Michael Pittman in the flat nd he breaks a tackle, heads to the sideline and into the secondary before being taken down after a 28 yard gain, 1st down at the Team 99 48. Pittman for no gain, 2nd and 10. Simms hits Alex Smith for a 23 yard gain over the middle, 1st down at the 25, two minute warning. Carnell Williams for 10, 1st and 10 at the 15. Simms with a quick out to Clayton but he loses a yard, 2nd and 11 at the 16, timeout. Simms to Galloway for 5, 3rd and 6 at the 11, out of bounds. Simms into the endzone, batted down, incomplete, 4th and 6 at the 11. Simem bac, looking, firig into the endzone, complete, Edell Sheppard caught it, his first of the game and it is huge. They tie the game 10-10. The game ends 10-10 as neither team can get past midfield as they took a chance. Neither team can do anything in their first two tries but Team 05 gets a big break on a 38 yard pickup from Simms to Galloway that put them in field goal range late in overtime. They hit the field goal for the 13-10 victory. Chris Simms threw for 263 yards and a touchdown to be the player of the game.

07-13-2010, 10:57 PM	#87
EagleFan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Mays Landing, NJ USA	Buccaneers' Final (2) 2005 vs. (1) 2002 Chris Simms versus Brad Johnson. After neither team gets on the board in the 1st Michael Pittman finally gets his team on the board as he breaks a 74 yard touchdown with less than a minute to go in the half and Team 05 leads 7-0 at the half. Midway through the 3rd Team 02 finally answers as Johnson hits Keyshawn Johnson for a 20 yard touchdown. After the third quarter the game is tied 7-7. On their first drive of the 4th Johnson would find Joe Jurevicius for a 14 yard touchdown to give Team 02 a 14-7 lead. After a defensive stop Team 02 would again drive the length of the field and Johnson would hit Keenan McCardell for a 3 yard touchdown to take a 21-7 lead. Their defense would shut the door and Team 02 moves to The Finals with a 21-7 victory. Brad Johnson is the player of the game as he threw for 277 yards with 3 touchdowns. Group C Saints (1987) Buccaneers (2002) Falcons (????) Panthers (????)