How old is this league anyway & who has won the Superbowl?




made sticky: Alex  

--Last edited by alex on 2007-06-14 19:35:08 --

I joined week 17 last season (almost a season ago!).
Paul submitted to my nagging a week after, Fles joined in week 11 last season.
Last year's superbowl was won by Jason Kay's Raiders over Kitching's Redskins 24-17.
THe year before was Bengals over Panthers right guys?

Andy Crawley was in the league for a long time and has offered some history info, maybe I should chase him up about that...

The Bengals won the bowl the year before.

So this is just the 3rd season?

Might be a long shot, but has anyone been in this league since the beginning?

This league has been around for at least a decade - just had an infusion since Advanced has taken off recently.

Jeez - guess I'll have trouble finding out all the Superbowl winners then...  

--Last edited by gbeats82 on 2005-11-28 07:04:12 --

Maybe Martyn's mate Arnie has been around for a while and knows some it...

If you spot Andy Crawley over at Yahoo ask him, he offered but I haven't seen a post from him in a while.

I just fished an old NFLAY off my hard drive, its from about 2004 season.

In the Wildcard the Cowboys beat the Eagles whereby:
the Philly defense ran it back for a score which made up for the complete lack of production from their offense.
good to see some things never change.
The Bengals beat the Fins in the AFC wildcard

the divisional games for the next week were
bengals at colts
seahawks at steelers Pittsburgh have been dominant all season
with their aggressive defense
cowboys at panthers If anyone has a defense capable of slowing  be free scoring Carolina offense, it‛s Dallas.
giants at bears

the newsletter seems to have been put together by panther andy crawley and bengal rob crowther.
I might drop them a line and see if they have any more of these beauties.  

--Last edited by ALEX on 2005-12-09 23:13:54 --

NFL-AY 2003 and All-time records.

All-time refers to 98-03 seasons, all I have records for. 2004 update next issue.

Best rushing performance- 43 att, 277 yds, 3 td, 0 int. Baltimore vs. Pittsburgh.
Bah humbug I rushed for 359 yards against the Steelers
Most Rushes in a game- 58, New York Jets vs. Miami.
Bah humbug I rushed 72 times in my win over Chicago.
Longest Rush- 80t, Chicago vs. Minnesota.

Best Passing performance- 33 of 61, 520yds, 3td, 3int. Carolina vs. San Francisco.
OK I can't beat that one!
Most passes in a game- 61, Carolina vs. San Francisco.

Most points in a game- 75, St. Louis vs. Carolina.

Most points in a quarter- 28, Dallas vs. Green Bay

Most first downs in a game- 33, Baltimore vs. Green Bay

Most sacks in a game- 7, Dallas vs. Green Bay, Oakland vs. Green Bay.  

--Last edited by ALEX on 2005-12-09 23:22:29 --

no records for the patriots

at least they wern't on the recieving end of any either

yet

Nice one Alex good digging.

THe Aforementioned Gentlemen replied to my email and are happy to help. As you can see these fellows owned the league towards the end of their tenures. They each retired when their first drafted player retired too.
this year undecided
last year Raiders over Redskins
year before Bengals (rob) over Panthers (andy)
year before Bengals (rob) over Panthers (andy)
yet to be learned.

Sad to see them leave, they owned this league, maybe they will return some day, or maybe all these sharks in the water have scared them away.

been sleuthing together some bits and pieces from some old newsletters I found here http://www.dotrob.com/gameplan/NFLAY/index.html
I'll add a history of final standings for each division at some point

NFLAY History

[2010] (SB IRL=13/9/07)
*this season stay tuned!

[2009] (SB IRL=16/11/06)
SUPERBOWL: Carolina Panthers (Nick Sims) 27 defeated 8 New England Patriots (Greg Salmon)
AFC Championship Game: Patriots 20 defeated 13 Houston Texans (Martyn Williams)
NFC Championship Game: Panthers 30 defeated 7 Arizona Cardinals (Mike Thorp-Potter)
AFC Divisional Game 1: Patriots 34 defeated 7 Kansas City Chiefs (Dave Flesfader)
AFC Divisional Game 2: Texans 20 defeated 15 San Diego Chargers (Paul Gorner)
NFC Divisional Game 1: Panthers 24 defeated 10 Minnesota Vikings (Paul DeKievit)
NFC Divisional Game 2: Cardinals 21 defeated 18 Atlanta Falcons (Alan Horton)
AFC Wildcard Game: Chargers 33 defeated 21 Cincinati Bengals (Tom Richards)
NFC Wildcard Game:  Falcons 28 defeated 21 Philadelphia Eagles (Alex Coombe)

[2008] (SB IRL=26/1/06)
SUPERBOWL:  San Diego Chargers (Paul Gorner) 25 defeated 7 Carolina Panthers (Nick Sims)
AFC Championship Game: Chargers 17 defeated 16 Kansas City Chiefs (Dave Flesfader)
NFC Championship Game: Panthers 35 defeated 10 Dallas Cowboys (David Coltherd)
AFC Divisional Game 1: Chargers 45 defeated 14 Tennessee Titans (Norman Goetz)
AFC Divisional Game 2: Chiefs 34 defeated 3 New York Jets (Jon Gick)
NFC Divisional Game 1: Panthers 34 defeat 18 Green Bay Packers (Graham Beaton)
NFC Divisional Game 2: Cowboys 20 defeat 17 Chicago Bears (Niel Arthurton)
AFC Wildcard Game: Chargers 29 defeat 6 New England Patriots (Greg Salmon)
NFC Wildcard Game: Packers 21 defeat 17 San Francisco 49ers (Erik Priessman)

[2007] (SB IRL=31/3/05)
SUPERBOWL: Oakland Raiders (Jason Kay) 24 defeated 17 Washington Redskins (Arnie Kitching)
AFC Championship Game: Raiders
NFC Championship Game: Redskins
AFC Divisional Game 1: Raiders
AFC Divisional Game 2:
NFC Divisional Game 1: Redskins
NFC Divisional Game 2:
AFC Wildcard Game:
NFC Wildcard Game:

[2006] SUPERBOWL: Cincinati Bengals (Rob Crowther) defeated Carolina Panthers (Andy Crawley)

[2005] SUPERBOWL: Cincinati Bengals (Rob Crowther) defeated Carolina Panthers (Andy Crawley)


[2004]  (~IRL September 2002)
SUPERBOWL:  ???????????
AFC Championship Game:
NFC Championship Game
AFC Divisional Game 1: Cincinati bengals @ Indianapolis Colts (IRL=10/9/2002)
AFC Divisional Game 2: Seattle Seahawks @ Pittsburgh Steelers
NFC Divisional Game 1: Dallas Cowboys @ Carolina Panthers
NFC Divisional Game 2: New York Giants @ Chicago Bears
AFC Wildcard Game: Cincinati Bengals 14-2 defeat Miami Dolphins 9-7
Cincinnatti struggled for three quarters to put the visiting Dolphins away but a succession of redzone mistakes combined with solid
punting kept Miami in with a shout. Finally in the fourth quarter the Bengals‛ offense broke out of it‛s funk, going 95 yards in four plays for a touchdown that effectively ended the game.
NFC Wildcard Game: Dallas Cowboys 8-8 defeat Philadelphia Eagles 9-7
Dallas almost ruined an excellent defensive performance by handing the Eagles a healthy 11 point first half lead thanks to a fumble at their own 24, the Philly defense ran it back for a score which made up for the complete lack of production from their offense. In second half, however, the Cowboys‛ defense continued to dominate while their offense slowly began to crank it up. Two second half passing touchdowns sealed the comeback, and the game for Dallas


[2003] SUPERBOWL: Carolina Panthers (Andy Crawley) defeated Baltimore Ravens
For the second straight year the Ravens and Panthers faced each other in the Superbowl. Carolina once again started as favourites, but no-one could write off Baltimore with their excellent playoff form. The game started well for the Ravens with two first quarter touchdowns, but after that defenses took over, Baltimore were extremely successful in limiting the big play Carolina offense. Neither team offered much in the way of scoring threats until Carolina finally broke into the endzone in the fourth quarter. It was too late by then, however, and the Ravens claimed their second consecutive AY superbowl crown.
AFC Championship Game: Baltimore defeat Cincinati
Cincinnati started strong but had to settle for a field goal, Baltimore hod no such trouble finishing and ran it in from 35 yards out. An interception helped the Bengals overcome a very poor punt and end the quarter 3 points to the good. Baltimore regained the lead thanks to a Cincy interception, but another long drive tied the game up for the Bengals just after the two minute warning. Then, in a decisive 107 second burst, the Ravens hit field goals first from 52 yards and then from 58 yards to go in ahead by 6. The Bengals seemed somewhat shell shocked by this and struggled for field position throughout the third quarter. In the fourth they had a promising position, starting a drive at their own 42, but a fumble led directly to Baltimore's decisive final score.
NFC Championship Game: Carolina Defeated Chicago
Chicago had trouble getting their offense started despite a good kick return, but must have felt good after pinning the Panthers back to their own 4 yard line with a great punt. The good feeling didn't last long, however, as four plays later Carolina were in the endzone. A swift response from the Bears cut the lead to 4 but the ensuing kickoff was returned 65 yards and Carolina only needed two attempts to get back in the endzone. Chicago spent much of the rest of the half struggling to move the ball as the Panthers padded their lead with field goals. The opening drive of the second quarter started with another good Carolina kick return was followed by a five play drive and another touchdown. The Bears went to the deep passes to try and pull it back, and managed to get one touchdown on the board, but more often than not their drives petered out on fourth down.
AFC Divisional Game 1: Raiders 10-6 @ Ravens 12-4
AFC Divisional Game 2: Bengals 10-5-1 @ Colts 11-5
NFC Divisional Game 1: Lions 8-8 @ Panthers 16-0
NFC Divisional Game 2: Redskins 10-6 @ Bears 15-1
AFC Wildcard Game: Cincinati defeat New England
In Cincinnati the Bengals got off to a fast start and never looked back. The New England offense struggled to gain momentum, averaging less than five yards a pass and never really getting their ground game going. Third quarter turnovers gave Cincinnati several easy chances and the game was over by the time the Patriots finally got their first touchdown in the fourth quarter.
NFC Wildcard Game: Detroit Defeat San Francicso
Something of a surprise occurred in San Francisco where the favoured 49ers couldn't establish any sort of consistency in the face of a tough Detroit defense, managing only 11 first downs all day. The Redskins, meanwhile, where controlling the ball and the clock with a display of power running. Only Detroit turnovers were keeping the game close and it nearly cost them dearly in the fourth quarter when the 49ers finally hit the endzone with a 57 yard touchdown pass, but the Redskins' defense held firm on the two point conversion to secure victory.

[2002] 14th season?
SUPERBOWL: Carolina Panthers (Andy Crawley) defeated Baltimore Ravens
AFC Championship Game: Baltimore defeated San Diego
NFC Championship Game: Carolina defeated San Francisco
AFC Divisional Game 1: Baltimore defeated Indianapolis
AFC Divisional Game 2: San Diego defeated Cincinati
NFC Divisional Game 1: Carolina defeated Detroit
NFC Divisional Game 2: San Francisco defeated Dallas
AFC Wildcard Game: Baltimore defeated Oakland
NFC Wildcard Game: Washington @ San Francisco

[2001]
[2000]
[1999]
[1998]
[1997]
[1996]
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[19...?  

--Last edited by alex on 2007-06-17 18:43:17 --

Nice job Alex.


l forgot way back when l started when the Raiders won they beat the  Redskins, no wonder Arnie has got it together.


l tried to find my old stuff from that season but the hard copies are gone and the soft copies are on the old PBM computer which died  a while ago, so it's all lost.


l remember the Titans made the playoffs that year the Raiders won, the Raiders beat us in a close one, but l cannot remember if it was the Divisional or Championship game.
 

--Last edited by STORMIN on 2007-06-04 14:23:42 --

Quote :

the soft copies are on the old PBM computer which died  a while ago, so it's all lost.

If you still have the computer you should be able to plug the hard disk drive into another computer to retrieve the info off it. I'm sure there are computer shops that would do this for you for a small fee as it'd be pretty simple. That season is pretty much a blank for us, those files would be great to recover.


NFLAY History

[2010] (SB IRL=13/9/07)
*this season stay tuned!

[2009] (SB IRL=16/11/06)
SUPERBOWL: Carolina Panthers (Nick Sims) defeated New England Patriots (Greg Salmon)
AFC Championship Game: Patriots 20 defeated 13 Houston Texans (Martyn Williams)
NFC Championship Game: Panthers 30 defeated 7 Arizona Cardinals (Mike Thorp-Potter)
AFC Divisional Game 1: New England Patriots  34 defeated 7 Kansas City Chiefs (Dave Flesfader)
AFC Divisional Game 2: Texans 20 defeated 15 San Diego Chargers (Paul Gorner)
NFC Divisional Game 1: Panthers 24 defeated 10 Minnesota Vikings (Paul DeKievit)
NFC Divisional Game 2: Cardinals 21 defeated 18 Atlanta Falcons (Alan Horton)
AFC Wildcard Game: Chargers 33 defeated 21 Cincinati Bengals(Tom Richards)
NFC Wildcard Game:  Falcons 28 defeated 21 Philadelphia Eagles (Alex Coombe)

[2008] (SB IRL=26/1/06)
SUPERBOWL:  San Diego Chargers (Paul Gorner) 25 defeated 7 Carolina Panthers (Nick Sims)
The Chargers came into the Superbowl vast underdogs, as they attempted to turn a 0-6 start into Superbowl glory through the acquisition of head coach Paul GOZ Gorner. They faced hot favourites and NFLAY Kings, the Carolina Panthers, who are coached by the highly respected and accomplished coach Nick Sims, often thought of as the best coach in the league due to having not yet lost a game as coach. Both teams have featured hot offences in the regular season, and both teams have blown away their Playoff opponents seemingly with ease for the most part. The fact that San Diego had played an extra playoff game was worrying Coach Gorner, but he needn’t, as they produced one of the shocks of the season and one of the comebacks of the season from that 0-6 start.
The media spectacle and millions of football fans watched as RB Jesse Chatman received the kick off and knelt down for the touchback to start the NFLAY Superbowl. Coach Gorner had a plan early on to let QB Doug Flutie run with the ball on draw plays and take the game into his own hands. He spent all week training with this play and emphasised its importance before the start of play. Coach Gorner knew that he had to get his running game going and try to spring a surprise on Coach Sims. The quarterback draw was probably the last thing Coach Sims was expecting and didn’t have the right defensive plays to cause problems. The Chargers started with run, pass, run, pass and stalled on 3rd & 13. The Panthers took over after a mediocre punt. They moved the ball well and gained a couple of first downs, but, on 1st & 10 at the half way line, QB Jake Delhomme was sacked by the all out blitz of the defence while looking over the middle for his probowl WR Steve Smith on a slant pattern, and Delhomme fumbled, which was recovered by San Diego’s Jason Fisk.
On the first play, Flutie found WR Tim Dwight for 18-yards and were set in excellent field position. After further moving the ball, FB Lorenzo Neal ran in from 1-yard for the score with the Extra Point good and a 7-0 score. Play was exchanged a couple of times for the rest of the quarter, with neither team threatening.
At the start of the 2nd quarter, the Chargers moved the ball well and set up a 6-minute drive but fell short with 1st & Goal and had to settle for the Field Goal. Again, the Panthers failed to get near the Chargers endzone on their next possession, and when SS Jerry Wilson intercepted Delhomme as he went deep to probowl WR Musin Muhammad, the warning signs were there. The Chargers had another big drive from that interception thanks to some excellent running from QB Flutie and short passing, but again fell short of the endzone and had to settle for a Field Goal. On their next possession, following a DeShaun Foster carry for a 2-yard loss, QB Delhomme was again in trouble as protection failed on a rollout pass, the Chargers all out blitz sacked the probowler and he fumbled the ball away. With time running out, San Diego had to settle for another Field Goal, but with a 16-0 half time lead, they couldn’t have asked for anything better and the millions of viewers were stunned- but not as much as the Panthers players and fans.
Coach Sims wasn’t expecting to go into half time 16-0 down! The scoreline reflected the game especially the increadible pressure generated by the Chargers on the leagues best offence and the poise under fire exhibited by the Charger’s signal caller Flutie, and when you consider the stats, you can imagine what was said in the changing room. In that first half, the Chargers ran for 63 yards compared to the Panthers’ 35. The Chargers passed for 150 yards compared to the Panthers’ 83. This wasn’t in the Sims’ scrïpt.
The 3rd quarter was pretty quiet with neither team moving the ball and neither team hitting any big yardage. The Panthers needed to score quickly but struggled to do what has come naturally for them all season long. The Chargers also failed to impress, but they didn’t mind because they were in front and it was the Panthers who were playing catch-up. Every passing minute brought them closer to victory.
The start of the 4th quarter was more of the same with neither team showing any of the form they showed during the regular season. Again, the Chargers just did what they had to do and not make any mistakes. They knew, that if they let the Panthers in, then all hell could break loose from that awesome offence, but they didn’t, and Coach Gorner’s smile was getting wider. A big play came up for the panthers with just over 8 minutes remaining, as they had to go for a 4th & 3. The Chargers defence surprised QB Delhomme as they produced a weakside blitz from their Linebackers, a play that was only called twice. Delhomme was hurried and his pass knocked down. The Chargers took over possession in good field position, but they went 4 & out, but did punt well and move the Panthers way back. On their first possession, Delhomme was again hurried, and sacked for the safety. 18-0 down and only 7-minutes remaining, surely this was the end of Nick Simms’ dream! To rub salt into the wound, RB Chatman ran the ensuing kick off back 40-yards, and again set up good field position for the Chargers. 4-minutes later and Flutie found TE Stephen Alexander from 7-yards out for the TD. 25-0 up and only about a minute left; Coach Sims on the sideline looked like a man who had just had surgery without anaesthetic: shocked and pained beyond belief. As Gorner relished in a Gatorade shower the Panthers did finally get on the scoreboard as Delhomme found WR Steve Smith from 19-yards out. Not many of the Chargers bench actually saw this as they were celebrating their Superbowl win and the most impressive season of any coach in recent NFLAY memory, from 0-6 as the Seahawks to the Superbowl champion Chargers a relocation and coaching change later.
AFC Championship Game: San Diego Chargers 17 defeated 16 Kansas City Chiefs (Dave Flesfader)
NFC Championship Game: Panthers 35 defeated 10 Dallas Cowboys (David Coltherd)
AFC Divisional Game 1: San Diego Chargers 45 defeated 14 Tennessee Titans (Norman Goetz)
AFC Divisional Game 2: Chiefs 34 defeated 3 New York Jets (Jon Gick)
NFC Divisional Game 1: Panthers 34 defeat 18 Green Bay Packers (Graham Beaton)
NFC Divisional Game 2: Cowboys 20 defeat 17 Chicago Bears (Niel Arthurton)
AFC Wildcard Game: San Diego Chargers 29 defeat 6 New England Patriots  (Greg Salmon)
NFC Wildcard Game: Packers 21 defeat 17 San Francisco 49ers (Erik Priessman)

[2007] (SB IRL=31/3/05)
SUPERBOWL: Oakland Raiders (Jason Kay) 24 defeated 17 Washington Redskins (Arnie Kitching)
AFC Championship Game: Raiders 26 defeated 16 Tennessee Titans (Norman Goetz)
NFC Championship Game: Washington Redskins 17 defeated 7 Chicago Bears (Neil Arthurton)
AFC Divisional Game 1: Raiders 36 defeated 3 New England Patriots  (Greg Salmon)
AFC Divisional Game 2:Titans 16 defeated 13 Denver Broncos (Chris Ralph)
NFC Divisional Game 1: Washington Redskins 10 Defeated 5 Green Bay Packers (James Mackay)
NFC Divisional Game 2:Bears 21 defeated 11 Carolina Panthers (Andy Crawley)
AFC Wildcard Game: Bronchos 22 defeat 9 Cincinati Bengals (Rod Aldous)
NFC Wildcard Game: Packers 18 defeat 0 Detroit Lions (Chris Finch)

[2006] SUPERBOWL: Cincinati Bengals (Rob Crowther) defeated Carolina Panthers (Andy Crawley)

[2005] SUPERBOWL: Cincinati Bengals (Rob Crowther) defeated Carolina Panthers (Andy Crawley)


[2004]  (~IRL September 2002)
SUPERBOWL:  ???????????
AFC Championship Game:
NFC Championship Game
AFC Divisional Game 1: Cincinati Bengals @ Indianapolis Colts (IRL=10/9/2002)
AFC Divisional Game 2: Seattle Seahawks @ Pittsburgh Steelers
NFC Divisional Game 1: Dallas Cowboys @ Carolina Panthers
NFC Divisional Game 2: New York Giants @ Chicago Bears
AFC Wildcard Game: Cincinati Bengals 14-2 defeat Miami Dolphins 9-7
Cincinnatti struggled for three quarters to put the visiting Dolphins away but a succession of redzone mistakes combined with solid
punting kept Miami in with a shout. Finally in the fourth quarter the Bengals‛ offense broke out of it‛s funk, going 95 yards in four plays for a touchdown that effectively ended the game.
NFC Wildcard Game: Dallas Cowboys 8-8 defeat Philadelphia Eagles 9-7
Dallas almost ruined an excellent defensive performance by handing the Eagles a healthy 11 point first half lead thanks to a fumble at their own 24, the Philly defense ran it back for a score which made up for the complete lack of production from their offense. In second half, however, the Cowboys‛ defense continued to dominate while their offense slowly began to crank it up. Two second half passing touchdowns sealed the comeback, and the game for Dallas


[2003] SUPERBOWL: Carolina Panthers (Andy Crawley) defeated Baltimore Ravens
For the second straight year the Ravens and Panthers faced each other in the Superbowl. Carolina once again started as favourites, but no-one could write off Baltimore with their excellent playoff form. The game started well for the Ravens with two first quarter touchdowns, but after that defenses took over, Baltimore were extremely successful in limiting the big play Carolina offense. Neither team offered much in the way of scoring threats until Carolina finally broke into the endzone in the fourth quarter. It was too late by then, however, and the Ravens claimed their second consecutive AY superbowl crown.
AFC Championship Game: Baltimore defeat Cincinati Bengals
Cincinnati started strong but had to settle for a field goal, Baltimore hod no such trouble finishing and ran it in from 35 yards out. An interception helped the Bengals overcome a very poor punt and end the quarter 3 points to the good. Baltimore regained the lead thanks to a Cincy interception, but another long drive tied the game up for the Bengals just after the two minute warning. Then, in a decisive 107 second burst, the Ravens hit field goals first from 52 yards and then from 58 yards to go in ahead by 6. The Bengals seemed somewhat shell shocked by this and struggled for field position throughout the third quarter. In the fourth they had a promising position, starting a drive at their own 42, but a fumble led directly to Baltimore's decisive final score.
NFC Championship Game: Carolina Defeated Chicago
Chicago had trouble getting their offense started despite a good kick return, but must have felt good after pinning the Panthers back to their own 4 yard line with a great punt. The good feeling didn't last long, however, as four plays later Carolina were in the endzone. A swift response from the Bears cut the lead to 4 but the ensuing kickoff was returned 65 yards and Carolina only needed two attempts to get back in the endzone. Chicago spent much of the rest of the half struggling to move the ball as the Panthers padded their lead with field goals. The opening drive of the second quarter started with another good Carolina kick return was followed by a five play drive and another touchdown. The Bears went to the deep passes to try and pull it back, and managed to get one touchdown on the board, but more often than not their drives petered out on fourth down.
AFC Divisional Game 1: Raiders 10-6 @ Baltimore Ravens 12-4
AFC Divisional Game 2: Cincinati Bengals 10-5-1 @ Colts 11-5
NFC Divisional Game 1: Lions 8-8 @ Panthers 16-0
NFC Divisional Game 2: Washington Redskins 10-6 @ Bears 15-1
AFC Wildcard Game: [couleur=#CC9900]Cincinati Bengals[/couleur] defeat New England
In Cincinnati the Bengals got off to a fast start and never looked back. The New England offense struggled to gain momentum, averaging less than five yards a pass and never really getting their ground game going. Third quarter turnovers gave Cincinnati several easy chances and the game was over by the time the Patriots finally got their first touchdown in the fourth quarter.
NFC Wildcard Game: Detroit Defeat San Francicso
Something of a surprise occurred in San Francisco where the favoured 49ers couldn't establish any sort of consistency in the face of a tough Detroit defense, managing only 11 first downs all day. The Redskins, meanwhile, where controlling the ball and the clock with a display of power running. Only Detroit turnovers were keeping the game close and it nearly cost them dearly in the fourth quarter when the 49ers finally hit the endzone with a 57 yard touchdown pass, but the Redskins' defense held firm on the two point conversion to secure victory.

[2002] 14th season?
SUPERBOWL: [couleur=#00718d]Panthers[/couleur] (Andy Crawley) defeated [couleur=#0000b8]Baltimore Ravens[/couleur]
AFC Championship Game: [couleur=#0000b8]Baltimore Ravens[/couleur] defeated San Diego
NFC Championship Game: [couleur=#00718d]Panthers[/couleur] defeated San Francisco
AFC Divisional Game 1: [couleur=#0000b8]Baltimore Ravens[/couleur] defeated Indianapolis
AFC Divisional Game 2: San Diego defeated [couleur=#CC9900]Cincinati Bengals[/couleur]
NFC Divisional Game 1: Carolina defeated Detroit
NFC Divisional Game 2: San Francisco defeated Dallas
AFC Wildcard Game: [couleur=#0000b8]Baltimore Ravens[/couleur] defeated Oakland
NFC Wildcard Game: San Francisco defeated [couleur=#c63800]Washington Redskins[/couleur]

[2001]
[2000]
[1999]
[1998]
[1997]
[1996]
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[19...?  

--Last edited by alex on 2007-06-16 18:28:42 --

At the moment l am unable to do much due to injury, if l get better l will try.