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Pro Football Hall of Fame Game NFL Press Guides 1969 Skins Site Year Opponents 1967 Vikings Canton, OH 1963 Browns v Steelers 1981 49ers 1964 Colts v Steelers 1982 49ers 1965 Lions v Redskins 1978 Cowboys 1966 Browns v Packers 1967 Packers 1967 Browns v Eagles 1969 Pdolphins 1968 Bears v Cowboys 1971 Dolphins 1969 Falcons v Packers 1971 Oilers v Rams Other 1977 Bears v Jets 1945 Record & Rule Book 1979 Raiders v Cowboys 1946 Official Rules 1981 Browns v Falcons 1947 1982 Vikings v Colts 1948 1983 Steelers v Saints 1949 1984 Buccaneers v Seahawks 1971 Prolog NFL 1985 Giants v Oilers 1972 1986 Patriots v Cardinals 1973 1987 49ers v Chiefs 1974 1988 Bengals v Rams 1975 1989 Bills v Redskins 1976 1990 Bears v Browns 1978 1979 1980 Pro Bowl 1981 1982 Site Year Opponents 1982 Sporting News Yr Book Memorial Coliseum 1951 NFL East v NFL West 1983 1953 1985 1954 1987 1955 1969 Atl Falcons Team Prospects 1956 1976 Chi. Bears Sports Focus 1957 1958 National Football League - Record Manual 1959 1960 Year Cover 1961 1963 Packers v Giants 1962 1967 Packers 1963 1968 Cowboys v Packers 1964 1969 Colts v Browns 1965 1970 Vikings v Chiefs 1966 1971 Cowboys v Colts 1967 1972 Dolphins v Cowboys 1968 1973 Redskins v Dolphins 1969 1974 Jets v Bills 1970 1978 1971 AFC v NFC 1983 Dan Fouts, Chargers 1972 Texas Stadium 1973 Arrowhead Stadium 1974 Publications by the Sporting News Orange Bowl 1975 Superdome 1976 Year Cover Kingdome 1977 Football Register 1966 49ers v Cardinals Tampa Stadium 1978 1967 Mike Garrett, Chiefs Memorial Coliseum 1979 1968 49ers v Browns Aloha Stadium 1980 1969 Bart Starr, Packers 1981 1970 Roman Gabriel, Rams 1982 1971 Sonny Jurgensen, Redskins 1983 1972 Eagles v Cardinals 1984 1973 Terry Bradshaw, Steelers 1985 1974 O.J. Simpson, Bills 1987 1975 Ken Stablers, Raiders 1988 1976 Fran Tarkenton, Vikings 1989 1977 Bert Jones, Colts 1990 1978 Walter Payton, Bears 1991 1980 Dan Fouts, Chargers 1998 1981 Brian Sipe, Browns 1982 George Rogers, Saints 1983 Marcus Allen, Raiders 1984 Dan Marino, Dolphins 1985 Walter Payton, Bears Super Bowl Book 1981 Jim Plunkett, Raiders 1982 Joe Montana, 49ers 1983 Redskins American FB League Guide 1967 Buffalo Bills National FBl Guide 1971 Redskins v Cardinals 1973 Mercury Morris, Dolphins 1974 Larry Csonka, Dolphins 1980 Steelers 1981 Billy Sims, Lions 1982 Ken Anderson, Bengals 1983 Mark Mosely, Redskins.

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