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Originally Posted by Lightfoot
Talk about a misleading statement. 
If you aren't going to count the 1982 season, when they put up 67 points in two playoff games, then at least do the math right.
There were 23 "full regulation" seasons during that period, not 25. |
1982 was the strike year - it was only a 9 game season - not a regulation 16. The teams didn't even play all of there division opponents. They never played Chicago or Tampa Bay and only played Minnesota once at home.
We're both wrong on the number of full regulation seasons between 1968 and 1992. There were 25 seasons (where I got my number), but 1 was not a full regulation season (1982), so there were only 24 full regulation seasons...
You forgot that you have to include both the 1968 and the 1992 season. If you just subtract 68 from 92 and get 24 - you aren't counting the 1968 season.
What I should have said was - The Packers are the only team to go
25 years without scoring a single TD in the playoffs of a full regulation season.