Game 6. Philadelphia Eagles at Washington Redskins
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Tag Archives: APBA Football Replay
Game 4. Detroit Lions at Minnesota Vikings
Game 3. Los Angeles Rams at St. Louis Cardinals
Game 2. Cleveland Browns at Chicago Bears
Game 1. Atlanta Falcons at New Orleans Saints
Dan Flynn’s 1986 Replay
Greg has graciously allowed me to post my 1986 replay here. This will be my 7th APBA Football replay. Here’s the Week 1 schedule.
I’ve been away for a couple of years. In that time I completed replays of 2014 (Green Bay beat New England in the Super Bowl) and 2004 (New England beat Philadelphia in the Super Bowl) that I didn’t post due to the fact that I made major changes to my own unique carding method and I was not entirely sure how those replays would go. They both went very well so now I’m back to posting. My method of play overall is similar to the APBA replay greats (Greg and Mark Z) with the exception that I card everyone myself.
Thanks again Greg.
Dan
Game 74. Las Vegas at Denver
AFL – Game 10. N.Y. Jets at Denver
I’ m looking for feedback regarding my new video recording style. Since, I’m using the Master boards, it’s much easier to just verbally announce the play result instead of trying to view through camera. You still see play selection and play reporting but I want it to look more like an actual game. Let me know what you think. Also, after a quick review, I’ve added a four-yard catch to both Namath and Mathis.
1997 Game 251 – Super Bowl XXXII – Kansas City vs. Green Bay
Click on the links below to read the summary of the game and the stats of the game.
1997 Game 250 – AFC Championship – Denver at Kansas City
Chiefs blowout the Broncos to set up a rematch of Super Bowl I
The Kansas City Chiefs were the best team in the AFC all season long and they proved it in the AFC Championship game Sunday afternoon in Arrowhead as they beat the Denver Broncos, 40-16, to set up a rematch with the Green Bay Packers of the first Super Bowl.
The Chiefs got to Super Bowl XXXII thanks to their defense, who were opportunistic today as they have been all season. The Chiefs sacked Bronco QB John Elway six times and picked him off four times. Erik McMillan and Darren Anderson returned two of those interceptions for touchdowns. McMillan’s was a 100-yard return, which iced the game for the Chiefs.
QB Elvis Grbac didn’t have to do much today, but when he did, he took advantage of the Broncos aggressiveness. Grbac hooked up with FG Kimble Anders for two big pass plays. Anders caught a 27-yard wheel route to score the game’s first touchdown. Then late in the first half, Anders caught another pass and raced 52-yards for another touchdown. On the day, Anders rushed the ball seven times for 36 yards and then caught three passes for 87 yards and the two touchdowns.
Elway had a rough day. He threw for 264 yards and a TD, but threw four costly interceptions. RB Terrell Davis rushed for 87 yards on 21 carries, while WR Rod Smith caught 7 passes for 138 yards.
The Chiefs and the Packers will matchup for Super Bowl XXXII. They were the two best teams in their conferences. The Packers finished 15-1, while the Chiefs finished 14-2 on the season.