Kevin Gallagher

October 29, 1984 Seahawks future Hall of Famers Kenny Easley and Steve Largent deliver BIG in a 24-0 shutout of the Chargers on MNF. Easley is all over the field. 1984's eventual NFL Defensive Player of the Year sets a 'Hawks single-game record with three interceptions. Steve Largent registers the second three-touchdown game of his career. The win marks Seattle's first-ever victory in San Diego, then an AFC West rival.

October 29, 1995 Longest Overtime Pick-Six in NFL History Cardinals safety Lorenzo Lynch intercepts Seattle's John Friesz and sprints 72 yards for the game-winning touchdown in Arizona's 20-14 victory in Tempe. The first overtime touchdown in Cardinals franchise history

Packers-Panthers at Lambeau 1996 NFC Championship In the first championship game at Lambeau since the 1967 Ice Bowl, the heavily-favored Packers shook off two early turnovers to trounce upstart Carolina, 30-13. Dorsey Levens was the star, catching a Brett Favre touchdown pass and tallying 205 total yards. Edgar Bennett rushed for 99 yards and the game-clinching score as Green Bay booked its trip to the Super Bowl in 29 years.

RIP June Jones A key figure in the implementation and development of the innovative "Run and Shoot" offense in the NFL As quarterbacks coach for the Oilers, Jones aided in Warren Moon's rise to become one of the NFL's top passers. He later became the Falcons' offensive coordinator and head coach, leading Atlanta to the playoffs in 1995

Rest In Peace, Sir Patrick Stewart 🕯️

October 29, 1978 Donnie Shell's First NFL Touchdown With the heavy-underdog Chiefs down by only three and looking to pull off a huge upset, the Steelers future Hall of Fame safety travels 17 yards with a fumble to help secure a 27-24 win at Three Rivers.

October 29, 1995 Longest Interception Return in Colts History Eugene Daniel's 97-yard pick-six off Bubby Brister in the Colts' 17-10 victory over the Jets in Indianapolis

The Raiders' Bo Jackson 73 yards to the house in L.A. October 29, 1989

October 29, 1979 In the Seahawks' first-ever primetime appearance, holder and starting quarterback Jim Zorn hits placekicker Efrén Herrera with this sweet fake field goal pass for a first down. Seattle would defeat the Falcons on Monday Night Football in Atlanta, 31-28. ABC's Frank Gifford hints before the play that some trickery might be brewing, then Howard Cosell erupts afterwards in praise of Seahawks head coach Jack Patera's creativity.

How the NFL looked 82 years ago today October 29, 1944 Chicago Bears 28, Cleveland Rams 21 From Chicago's Wrigley Field Film narrated by "The Galloping Ghost" — Bears legend Red Grange

October 29, 1972 Longest Interception Return by a Linebacker in Raiders History Phil @Villapiano41 goes 82 yards for a pick-six against the Rams in Oakland.

Congrats Brewers Fans🍻 Tip back some cold ones tonight, you deserve it!

October 28, 1984 The NFL begins to take notice of the rise of Buddy Ryan's ferocious Bears "46 Defense". Chicago terrorizes Vikings quarterback Archie Manning, sacking him 11 times for losses totaling over 100 yards in the Bears' 16-7 win at Soldier Field.

How NFL Sunday looked 53 years ago today A no-holds-barred free-for-all played in mud and on green concrete. A sport very different than that of today. Consider this when comparing players' statistics from different eras. October 28, 1973

October 28, 1973 Decades before smartphones and push notifications, if you attended an NFL game and were without a radio, this is how you received an injury update. The crowd at Three Rivers receives the bad news about Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw.

Joe Montana and Roger Craig 49ers Legends Joe Cool beats the blitz, Roger does the rest. 64 yards to the house in Anaheim. October 28, 1984

October 28, 1973 In what would ultimately be his final game played in Chicago, Bears legend Dick Butkus scores his only NFL touchdown.