The NFL Playoffs! The greatest one-and-done tournament this side of March Madness! On the way to the Lombardi Trophy, there are some games coaches, players, and fans love to relive. Others, well, they leave a scar that never heals.

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Not every great coach has a championship under his belt. Three of 22 coaches in the Pro Football Hall of Fame are without a championship. But, if a coach takes two different teams to the Super Bowl four times, isn’t he Hall of Fame worthy?

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On December 28, 2021 the football world lost a Hall of Fame sportscaster and coach. A husband of one, father of two, and both coach and friend of many. We honor the memory of John Madden.

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It’s hard enough to make the Pro Football Hall of Fame as a player, coach, or contributor. But, there are some out there that should be inducted twice. Let me tell you about one of them.

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Being a Pittsburgh Steelers fan can be tough in Nashville Tennessee. Why? Because of the roots of a long-standing AFC Central rivalry that dates all the way back to 1970.

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Some NFL executives that are hired lay the foundation of a franchise, setting it up for long term success. Then they are gone. Others not only lay the foundation, but they close it out.

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The climb from scout to general manager in the NFL can be a story in itself. That story carries with it learning experiences that could take you straight to Canton.

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A Hall of Fame coach argued to select the best players, or "groceries" for his team. Normally, scouts find the talent and general managers (sometimes coaches or owners) select the players. We take a look at some of the greatest grocery shoppers in NFL history!

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On Thanksgiving, sleeping in, getting hurt playing in the "Turkey Bowl", and eating until you pass out is every American's God given right...oh, and watching football all day. Thanks Abe Lincoln!

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Kansas City hired Lloyd Wells, who became the first black scout in pro football history. His scouting of HBCU talent helped the Chiefs win Super Bowl IV in 1969. In 1967, the Pittsburgh Steelers' hiring of the second black scout in NFL history lead them to a dynasty.

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