2001-2002 NFL Season
September 23rd, 2001
In a divisional matchup against the New York Jets, both Quarterbacks Drew Bledsoe and backup Tom Brady are injured. Bledsoe with a shoulder injury and Brady with a knee injury.
September 24th, 2001
The only other Quarterback on the roster, Damon Huard is named starter as Bledsoe and Brady are both out for the foreseeable future.
January 6th, 2002
Even with a third stringer playing as the Quarterback for majority of the season, the Patriots manage to win 5 games, giving them the 5th overall pick in the 2002 NFL Draft.
January 27th, 2002
The Pittsburgh Steelers win the AFC Championship by defeating the Oakland Raiders in controversial fashion, as Quarterback Kordell Stewart appears to fumble late, but instead the now famous ‘Tuck Rule’ overturns the call, and the Steelers win 20-17 on a time expiring field goal.
February 3rd, 2002
The St. Louis Rams defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 31-17 in Super Bowl 36, as Kordell Stewart throws a late 64 yard pick six to seal the Rams victory. Kurt Warner is named MVP with 254 yards and 2 touchdowns.
April 20th, 2002
The NFL Draft occurs, with David Carr going to the newly found Houston Texans with the number one overall pick.
The New England Patriots play it safe and select offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie with the fifth overall pick.
The Dallas Cowboys pick up Deion Branch with the Sixty-Third overall pick.
The New England Patriots select David Garrard with the hundred and third overall pick, a safe third option if Bledsoe and Brady have injury troubles again.
Notes:
And back to the NFL I go. Simple format for a bit of a cooldown from my Kobe TL. If you remember my Pats screw where Brady’s ACL injury effectively ends their dynasty, I figured why not go back even further to mess with them. Now, they won’t be too screwed, but don’t expect six titles. They’ll be the main focal point, but the rest of the NFL will be covered in detail as well, so enjoy the teaser.
September 23rd, 2001
In a divisional matchup against the New York Jets, both Quarterbacks Drew Bledsoe and backup Tom Brady are injured. Bledsoe with a shoulder injury and Brady with a knee injury.
September 24th, 2001
The only other Quarterback on the roster, Damon Huard is named starter as Bledsoe and Brady are both out for the foreseeable future.
January 6th, 2002
Even with a third stringer playing as the Quarterback for majority of the season, the Patriots manage to win 5 games, giving them the 5th overall pick in the 2002 NFL Draft.
January 27th, 2002
The Pittsburgh Steelers win the AFC Championship by defeating the Oakland Raiders in controversial fashion, as Quarterback Kordell Stewart appears to fumble late, but instead the now famous ‘Tuck Rule’ overturns the call, and the Steelers win 20-17 on a time expiring field goal.
February 3rd, 2002
The St. Louis Rams defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 31-17 in Super Bowl 36, as Kordell Stewart throws a late 64 yard pick six to seal the Rams victory. Kurt Warner is named MVP with 254 yards and 2 touchdowns.
April 20th, 2002
The NFL Draft occurs, with David Carr going to the newly found Houston Texans with the number one overall pick.
The New England Patriots play it safe and select offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie with the fifth overall pick.
The Dallas Cowboys pick up Deion Branch with the Sixty-Third overall pick.
The New England Patriots select David Garrard with the hundred and third overall pick, a safe third option if Bledsoe and Brady have injury troubles again.
Notes:
And back to the NFL I go. Simple format for a bit of a cooldown from my Kobe TL. If you remember my Pats screw where Brady’s ACL injury effectively ends their dynasty, I figured why not go back even further to mess with them. Now, they won’t be too screwed, but don’t expect six titles. They’ll be the main focal point, but the rest of the NFL will be covered in detail as well, so enjoy the teaser.