4 TD's, 200+ yards, still pretty amazing.

Skins had 356 yards in the second quarter of that game, which is crazy.

Gary Anderson missed the biggest kick of the entire season, a sub 40 yd FG that would have sent them to the SB.

Vanderjagt missed a 50+ yard FG in the pro bowl that would have sent the game to OT. Most of his own team probably wanted him to miss it, he might have even tanked it himself.

It was about a 37-yarder to Paul Stansi. And no it's not etched into my brain or anything. This is really the only decent Chiefs/Seahawks game anyone can remember from their old afc west days.

Ok just watched the video, 31-yards. Ugh, Derrick, just once can you make the grab there? How sucky is it to have the greatest game in pass rushing history end like that? Shottenheimeritis in full bloom there - it curses every city it touches - and never goes away.

Steve Young had 6TD passes in his superbowl(going to be pretty tough to top that)

Most Passes Intercepted in a Game, 8, Jim Hardy, September 24, 1950

thats gonna be tough to still be in the game after your 5th or 6th one

On the other hand Manning had 6 once against the Chargers. I don't think he's gonna get benched regardless of what he does in a single game. There's a lot of guys who fall into that category who could put up some big INT numbers.

I guess I could see Favre or Cutler pulling this off as well.

i just figure 60 years it hasnt been broken. also the difference between 6 and 8 is quite big

Favre had six in a playoff game iirc...

Yep. lol @ this article.

From article:

LMAO

Joe Montana's career superbowl line:

att - comp - %. - yds. - TDs - int - rat - record
83 - 122 - 68.0 - 1,142 - 11 - 0 - 127.8 - 4-0

The 4 straight SB losses by the same team is probably not something we'll see again with free agency being what it is today, in a 32 team league. There hasn't even been a team to lose consecutive SBs in the last 15 years. Pretty meaningless record imo, but seems less likely to be broken when compared to say, an individual player going into unreal freak mode in one game.

Having just said that, Young's 6 passing TDs in the SB is pretty hard to top. The 7 TD mark hasn't been hit in 40 years and limiting it to the SB makes it even tougher. Not impossible to tie as 6 is hit now and again, but very unlikely. 7 pretty much no way.

8 sacks (and to a lesser extent, 8 passing TDs) in a game would be insane, but it doesn't have to be in a SB for the record to be broken.

I think Super Bowl records are dumb.

So? I do too, but they're in the record books just the same.

this is still pretty amazing in any game and it just happened to be the super bowl.

I know. I just think adding "in a super bowl" is pretty arbitrary that's all.

Like if Manning throws 7 TDs in a game this year people will say "That's pretty amazing but it's not like it was during a Super Bowl. Steve Young still the best at throwing touchdowns in a Super Bowl!"

yea I can agree with that

safeties in one quarter: 2

Longest prison sentence: "Fast Eddie" Johnson (life sentence)

live sweat time imo

A QB going 18-0 against a team careerwise (Favre vs Detroit Lions)

@ home?

1. Jerry Rice+ 22,895 1985-2004 3TM

oh yeah 18-0 @ home... but 18 games in any way really... home, away, evening game, day game, MNF games, playoff games... 18-0 against a salary-capped league team is pretty crazy. It takes years to appear against a team 18 times, in whatever regard. I know it's the Lions but still it seems awfully impressive to me.

Ray Guy is to NFL punting what Wayne Gretzky is to hockey

Ray Guy

# of Punts: 1,049
# of Punts Returned For TD: Zero.
Total Punting Yardage: 44,493
Avg Yardage/Punt: 42.4
Net Yards Average: 33.8

-Had a streak of 619 consecutive punts before having one blocked
-Played in 207 consecutive games
-Has a record of 111 career punts in post season games

7× Pro Bowl selection (1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1980)
3× Super Bowl champion (XI, XV, XVIII)

LOL, no.