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On October 17, 1983, the Green Bay Packers and the defending Super Bowl champion Washington Redskins staged an epic offensive duel at Lambeau Field, resulting in a thrilling 48-47 Packers victory. The game remains the highest-scoring Monday Night Football contest in history, with the two teams combining for an astounding 95 points and 1,025 total

Darin Hayes
October 14, 2025

17 Oct 2006, Tue Waco Tribune-Herald (Waco, Texas) Newspapers.com The Chicago Bears’ miraculous comeback against the Arizona Cardinals on Monday Night Football, October 16, 2006, stands as one of the most bizarre and thrilling wins in NFL history. The undefeated Bears looked dismal early, with quarterback Rex Grossman committing six turnovers (four interceptions, two fumbles)

Darin Hayes
October 14, 2025

In a recent episode of the Pigskin Daily History Dispatch podcast, host Darin Hayes welcomed football historian Ed Kleese to share his highly subjective—but brilliantly curated—list of the Top 10 Forgotten NFL Playoff Moments in league history. Kleese established strict criteria: the moments must not be a Super Bowl play (a topic for another day),

Darin Hayes
October 6, 2025

Pigskin History’s Top 10 Tortured Super Bowl Losers Hello, everyone! We hope you had a great weekend of NFL football. As we reflect on the gridiron action, let’s reflect even further back on some of the best teams to have lost the Super Bowl. It’s a fun, yet painful, topic for fans: which teams were

Darin Hayes
October 6, 2025