Stuff and Things's video: Tecmo Legends Simulation: Week 11 Recap

The Tecmo Football Legends Simulation pits the best team from 28 NFL franchises into a season-long competition. At the end, we'll determine the greatest NFL team of all-time...at least according to a rom edit of Tecmo Super Bowl (1993) for the Super Nintendo. Week 11's games are below, listed in order of appearance: 1972 Miami Dolphins vs 1990 Buffalo Bills 1984 San Francisco 49ers vs 1985 Chicago Bears 1958 Baltimore Colts vs 2004 New England Patriots 2013 Seattle Seahawks vs 1986 New York Giants 1975 Pittsburgh Steelers vs 1969 Kansas City Chiefs 2002 Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs 1952 Detroit Lions 2000 Baltimore Ravens vs 1976 Oakland Raiders 2015 Carolina Panthers vs 1991 Washington Redskins 1998 Denver Broncos vs 1968 New York Jets 1999 St. Louis Rams vs 1960 Philadelphia Eagles 1988 Cincinnati Bengals vs 1961 Houston Oilers 1962 Green Bay Packers vs 2009 New Orleans Saints 1963 San Diego Chargers vs 1964 Cleveland Browns 1992 Dallas Cowboys vs 1969 Minnesota Vikings All music beds used are via the YouTube Audio Library: https://www.youtube.com/audiolibrary/music The season lasts 16 weeks, with all AFC teams playing each other and all NFC teams meeting in the first 13 weeks. The final three weeks features AFC vs NFC play. Follow along with recaps of each week's games every Sunday, along with a full "Game of the Week" each Thursday. Each team was chosen after a statistical analysis of each franchise's most successful squads. The competitors span seven decades of professional football history, featuring 17 Super Bowl champions, five NFL champions, two AFL champions and four conference champions. To play the game yourself, download it here: http://tecmobowl.org/files/file/483-tecmo-football-legends-2016/. The download is a "ROM" file, which is the game itself. To play it, you need a Super Nintendo emulator, (i.e. SNES9x or ZSNES) For everything Tecmo Super Bowl, visit TecmoBowl.org. All statistics used for the making of the game and series are thanks to Pro-Football-Reference.com.