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But yeah the tide against amateurism is as strong as it's ever been everyone should agree on the merits of this case. If we really wanted to be consistant we could strip every NFL champion who participated in the college all star game from 34 to 76 for defiling themselves by playing a college team....

Well, it all seems to be a glitch because the 1926, 1927, 1929, 1930 and 1931 standings on nfl.com are wrong as well.

I can't figure out how to add a image. But that's not why comes up for me. LOL

JohnTurney wrote:Team founded in 1926 being #1 in 1925 . . . neat trick.

Huh?

Shows the Maroons (Pottsville) in first at 10-2 and Cardinals (Chicago) second at 9-2-1.

So is this official?

https://www.nfl.com/standings/league/1925/REG

I know the original back in the 80s went after some known college players as well as NFL free agents, but this one doesn't seem to be resembling that I would guess because of an inability to compete with salaries? Plus, what's the deal with all games being in Birmingham when all the teams represent...

Forgive me if this has been covered, before, but I just found out that former Cowboys standout CB Cornell Green was a basketball player in college. Along with modern TEs Tony Gonzalez and Antonio Gates, who else can you name that had standout N.F.L. careers but who didn't even play football in coll...

Do the Philadelphia Eagles share lineage with both the Frankford Yellow Jackets and the Minneapolis Red Jackets? According to an article in the November 7, 1930, Portsmouth Times, the owner of the Red Jackets sold his franchise to the owners of the Yellow Jackets. Philadelphia later purchased the a...

Bryan wrote:What about players who were inactive during the season, activated in the postseason, but still didn't see action...like 1976 Bob Berry?

Sorry, I don't have that data.