Odds and Ends
The Top 5 Sunday Night Football Finales in NFL History
Image Source The Question: What’s better than relaxing on a Sunday evening, watching two NFL teams battle it out under the prime-time lights? The…
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Author: Darin
Odds and Ends
College Football Hall of Fame
Walter Eckersall: The Forgotten Legend Who Wrote, Officiated, and Played Football History
Every new generation of football fans finds its heroes, but rarely does one figure embody the game’s growth quite like Walter Eckersall. More than…
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Odds and Ends
Helmet History: How NFL Gear Has Changed Safety and Style
Picture Credit The National Football League (NFL) has long been at the forefront of innovation in sports safety, with a particular focus on improving…
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Odds and Ends
Love on the Field: Exploring Romance Among Football Players Throughout History
The magic of American football isn’t just about the high-energy games or the roar from the stands. It’s about the heartfelt romances that bloom…
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Odds and Ends
Historically Popular Football Stadiums for Romantic Dates
Some people wouldn’t agree that football stadiums, history, and romance can fit in the same sentence. Such people aren’t relevant in this situation. They…
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Evolution of the Game
What Was a Line Buck?
A common play in 1903 Hi, this is Timothy Brown of footballarchaeology.com I’m the author of several books on gridiron history, including How Football…
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Evolution of the Game
Tackles Were Ball Carriers in 1903?
Thanks for joining us in another bonus edition of the book, and we hope you’re enjoying your read. Ball Carriers in 1903: Timothy Brown…
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Uncategorized
Thanks for Entering the Story of the Greatest Gridiron Team
If you are reading this, you are most likely starting your journey through our book the World’s Greatest Pro Gridiron Team: The 1903 Franklin…
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Podcast
Pigskin Dispatch Portal Bumper
Just a little quip we put together to help connect segments of our podcast together. It breaks up the routine and keeps us all…
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Evolution of the Game
The Offensive Strategy of 1903 Football
A word on 1903 by Historian Timothy P. Brown of Football Archaeology Hi, this is Timothy Brown of footballarchaeology.com. I’m the author of several…
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