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Old 01-22-2014, 11:22 AM   Topic Starter
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NFL course-changing events that did not happen
This one kind of sparked my interest. I don't remember it at all.

James B. Orthwein purchased the Patriots on May 11, 1992 with the intention of eventually moving the team to his hometown of St. Louis.
  • The Rams would have stayed put in LA, or moved somewhere else
  • I wonder if Boston would have whined as much as Cleveland did two years later, to the point of getting a new expansion Pats, maybe erasing the Panthers or Jags from existence
  • Denver would have had to go in a different direction with their new logo in 1996 (see picture below)




I'm certain there are plenty more examples of this. Serve 'em up!
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Old 01-22-2014, 11:31 AM   #2
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A Chiefs-related one I'm thinking of, too:

Lamar Hunt was going to use Columbia blue and orange for his AFL franchise's colors, until Bud Adams jumped the gun and claimed Columbia blue for the Oilers.

Lamar being Lamar, I'm certain every other uniform component would have remained unchanged. You guys OK with being in the Sea of Blue in some parallel universe?
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Old 01-22-2014, 03:25 PM   #3
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You guys OK with being in the Sea of Blue in some parallel universe?
Because that's not appropriate now?...
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Old 01-22-2014, 11:42 AM   #4
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Another one: Clark Hunt had all intentions to move the Kansas City Chiefs to Liverpool, England after the passing of his father, Lamar.

Except, in unexpected circumstances, season ticket holders kept paying the increasingly higher ticket prices, so he left them in Kansas City.

True story.
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If you subscribe to the multiverse theory, the math suggests that somewhere the Chiefs have drafted every HOF quarterback there ever was and has gone undefeated to win the Super Bowl every year of its existence. I'm pretty sure CP was still pissy about the team.
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Old 01-22-2014, 12:19 PM   #6
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If you subscribe to the multiverse theory, the math suggests that somewhere the Chiefs have drafted every HOF quarterback there ever was and has gone undefeated to win the Super Bowl every year of its existence. I'm pretty sure CP was still pissy about the team.
How Does one get to this Magical place ?
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If you subscribe to the multiverse theory, the math suggests that somewhere the Chiefs have drafted every HOF quarterback there ever was and has gone undefeated to win the Super Bowl every year of its existence. I'm pretty sure CP was still pissy about the team.
Not only players/team wise, but a new universe for every single possible missed block, tipped ball, and misstep, in every game ever.

As well as varying possibilities of in-game outcomes for all of the hypothetical teams.

My mind just exploded a little bit.
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Not only players/team wise, but a new universe for every single possible missed block, tipped ball, and misstep, in every game ever.

As well as varying possibilities of in-game outcomes for all of the hypothetical teams.

My mind just exploded a little bit.
Somewhere, the kicker that shall go unnamed missed two field goals, but made the third and sparked a 20-year run of Super Bowl wins and now has a statue outside Arrowhead.
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Somewhere, the kicker that shall go unnamed missed two field goals, but made the third and sparked a 20-year run of Super Bowl wins and now has a statue outside Arrowhead.
Its really devastating that we can look back at that moment as the beginning of all this grief.

The moment the Chiefs jumped the shark.
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Its really devastating that we can look back at that moment as the beginning of all this grief.

The moment the Chiefs jumped the shark.

Maybe it's because I'm older, but I look at the Yepremian kick in 1971 as the start of the grief.
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If you subscribe to the multiverse theory, the math suggests that somewhere the Chiefs have drafted every HOF quarterback there ever was and has gone undefeated to win the Super Bowl every year of its existence. I'm pretty sure CP was still pissy about the team.
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If you subscribe to the multiverse theory, the math suggests that somewhere the Chiefs have drafted every HOF quarterback there ever was and has gone undefeated to win the Super Bowl every year of its existence. I'm pretty sure CP was still pissy about the team.
I'm still ticked off that we benched Montana for the playoffs once Marino came back from his injury. Montana was clearly the hot hand.
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