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&amp;gt;&amp;gt; RAMS VS. DOLPHINS: Pop quiz. Who holds the Dolphins record for most receiving yards in a game? Mark Clayton? Mark Duper? O.J. McDuffie? Nope, nope, and &amp;#8230; nope. The answer is current Dolphin Brian Hartline, who put up a whopping 253 yards in week 4. Nice stat. But if you're a Ram, you're saying, "253? That all you got?" That's because the Rams' team mark is a 339-yard effort by Willie "Flipper" Anderson on Nov. 26, 1989. Which is also the NFL single game record. Top that, mammal boys!

&amp;gt;&amp;gt; LIONS VS. EAGLES: Why is the date Dec. 30, 1995 noteworthy in Eagles history? That's the last time an Eagles head coach not named Andy Reid won a playoff game. That man was one Raymond Earl Rhodes, and that game saw the most points Philadelphia has ever scored in the postseason. And the team on the other end of that 58-37 beatdown? The Lions, of course. Rodney Peete threw three TDs and the Philly defense returned two interceptions for scores. Although, it might have been a lot closer game if Detroit didn't turn the ball over seven, count &amp;#8216;em &amp;#8230; SEVEN times. 

&amp;gt;&amp;gt; VIKINGS VS. REDSKINS: Since Washington is our nation's capital, and home to our elected officials, it's not uncommon to see congressmen and senators showing up at Redskins' games. One of those senators who may pop in for a visit is Minnesota Sen. Al Franken, who'd be rooting for the Vikings, of course. Franken made his funny bones in his pre-Senator days as a comedian and writer on Saturday Night Live, where his most famous character had the catch phrase, "I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and doggone it, people like me!" Which is a perfect mantra for the overachieving Vikings these days. Convoluted? Yes. But it does work somehow.

&amp;gt;&amp;gt; GIANTS VS. 49ERS: These two cities may be separated by 2,903 miles, as the crow drives, but when it comes to success on the field, they're about as even as six of one and a half dozen of another. Case in point: The series record is tied at 18 wins apiece. The teams have met eight times in the playoffs, with each team winning four. Where the Giants take a slight edge is the team that won those playoff games has gone on to win the Super Bowl five times &amp;#8211; three for New York (1986, 1990, 2011) and two for San Fran (1981, 1984). 

&amp;gt;&amp;gt; COLTS VS. JETS: In the early days of the NFL, teams bounced from city to city and changed names like city-jumping, name-changing banshees. For a three year stint, (1949-1952) the Colts actually played in New York and were called the New York Yanks. They eventually landed in Baltimore in 1953, took the name Colts, and came up with this rambunctious logo. This spastic horse was prone to fumbling problems, as it never quite got a secure grip on the ball, and kept losing its helmet. In 1979, the team went with the modern "horseshoe" design, and moved to Indianapolis in 1984.

>> RAMS VS. DOLPHINS: Pop quiz. Who holds the Dolphins record for most receiving yards in a game? Mark Clayton? Mark Duper? O.J. McDuffie? Nope, nope, and … nope. The answer is current Dolphin Brian Hartline, who put up a whopping 253 yards in