The 10 Greatest Weather Games in NFL History, Ranked From the Ice Bowl at 13 below to a convict on a snowplow to the Chargers playing in 80-degree humidity and 59-below wind chill eight days apart — the ten NFL games the weather decided, ranked.
On This Date: Rocky Marciano's Last Fight — and the Two Seconds Archie Moore Argued About Forever (Sept. 21, 1955)
On This Date: Walter Payton Broke the All-Time Touchdown Record, and the Front Page Led With the Strike (Sept. 20, 1987)
On This Date: The Last Game at the Polo Grounds — and the 1,752 People Who Showed Up (Sept. 18, 1963)
On This Date: The Seoul Olympics Open — Sept. 17, 1988 — and the 5 Moments Nobody Has Stopped Arguing About
The 10 Greatest Weather Games in NFL History, Ranked From the Ice Bowl at 13 below to a convict on a snowplow to the Chargers playing in 80-degree humidity and 59-below wind chill eight days apart — the ten NFL games the weather decided, ranked.
On This Date: Rocky Marciano's Last Fight — and the Two Seconds Archie Moore Argued About Forever (Sept. 21, 1955)
On This Date: Walter Payton Broke the All-Time Touchdown Record, and the Front Page Led With the Strike (Sept. 20, 1987)
On This Date: The Last Game at the Polo Grounds — and the 1,752 People Who Showed Up (Sept. 18, 1963)
On This Date: The Seoul Olympics Open — Sept. 17, 1988 — and the 5 Moments Nobody Has Stopped Arguing About
On This Date: Denny McLain Wins No. 31 — and Grooves One to Mickey Mantle (Sept. 19, 1968) Sept. 19, 1968: McLain beat the Yankees for his 31st win, the last 30-win season in baseball, in front of 9,063 people — and deliberately grooved a pitch to Mickey Mantle for career home run No. 535.
On This Date: The Last Game at the Polo Grounds — and the 1,752 People Who Showed Up (Sept. 18, 1963)
On This Date: Rocky Marciano's Last Fight — and the Two Seconds Archie Moore Argued About Forever (Sept. 21, 1955) Sept. 21, 1955: Marciano knocked out Archie Moore in the 9th at Yankee Stadium for his 49th and final win. Moore had dropped him in the 2nd — and believed for the rest of his life that the referee gave Rocky the seconds he needed.
On This Date: Walter Payton Broke the All-Time Touchdown Record, and the Front Page Led With the Strike (Sept. 20, 1987)
On This Date: The Last Game at the Polo Grounds — and the 1,752 People Who Showed Up (Sept. 18, 1963)
On This Date: The Seoul Olympics Open — Sept. 17, 1988 — and the 5 Moments Nobody Has Stopped Arguing About
On This Date: Jack Nicklaus Wins the U.S. Amateur at Pebble Beach, 20 Under Par — and Then Turns Pro (Sept. 16, 1961)
On This Date: The Last Game at the Polo Grounds — and the 1,752 People Who Showed Up (Sept. 18, 1963)
On This Date: Walter Payton Broke the All-Time Touchdown Record, and the Front Page Led With the Strike (Sept. 20, 1987)