Recent content by Viking Chik

I have been trying to find Gran Granada as well, so thanks for the help! Now, how the heck do you get to Panama?

Montana (SF) and Elway(Den)? Maybe a total of 7 (other than Cunningham) Just curious, but was "Broadway Joe" Namath one of the total count? I know he was out before 1980.

Tim...congrats! It is actually worded as such: "The Ravens scored their third consecutive home-field shutout against the Bengals." So, in essence, it could have been over three seasons if they only met once each season on Ravens home field. Your up!

Nope, sorry that is incorrect. And, yes, whereas it may only be a "test of web skills", you also need to have an idea of what it is you are looking for, hence, the clue!

Okay, I've given the date, the two teams, and the other teams that share this feat....no one has even attempted to answer....does this mean a clue is needed or everyone is ignoring me? If I've given the two teams involved, all ya gotta do is go to a web site and look it up!

Okay, hope I word this so everyone can get what I am asking... On December 23, 2001 the Ravens beat the Bengals. By doing this, they accomplished something that had not been done in 24 years, when Oakland did this to San Diego. What is it that they did?

GB/LA rams Chicago/LA rams Detroit/LA rams Minnesota/LA rams taking into consideration that the St Louis rams were in LA at the time, right?

seahawks/raiders

very good, ravens had 2, vikings 1 all in first quarter. you're up!

No, but you are definately on right track, (CLUE) as it has to do with the special teams units of both and it was done in the first quarter.

The Ravens and Vikings set an NFL record on Dec 13, 1998 by doing this.

Paul Krause

I am aware of that! The question this morning is....is Dboating?

Is there a question in this conversation that I'm missing somewhere?

Sorry, I guess I misunderstood. I was not aware that it was 1st kickoff in 1st season! Well, I got one right! back to the drawing board.....