On this date in 1974, the NFL finally resolved the Lions-Saints draft-day trade from three months earlier.

The Jets reveal their new logo and uniforms, February 27, 1978.

On this date in 1958, the Browns and Colts endorsed a Pittsburgh architect's plans for goalposts with 10-yard horizontal extensions. patents.google.com/patent/US29296…

More from 1980 player stats:

>Joe Montana was very good even young.
>Ken Anderson was surprisingly bad in 1980!
>Remembering Elvis Peacock.
>Bad year for White Shoes.
>Kellen Winslow breakout season!

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On this date in 1980, Billy Beane 'decided to bring football back into his life.'

1979-1980 WEEK CONTINUES!

1980 team DVOA. #FlyEaglesFly at No. 1 but the Raiders win the title. The Falcons and Patriots surprise, while the Saints play the worst DVOA game ever.

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1979-1980 Week continues at FTN Fantasy with this look at 1979 player DYAR/DVOA. Roger Staubach, Earl Campbell, Harold Jackson, and more! #DallasCowboys

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On this date in 1979, a beach football game went terrible wrong.

1979-1980 Week is here at FTN Fantasy! Let's start off with 1979 team DVOA. We're finally back to the Steel Curtain, and #Steelers are No. 1. Plus: mediocre Rams make the Super Bowl, Tampa's easy schedule, some great kicker years, and more! #HereWeGo

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On this date in 1943, the NFL told owners to smile during the spring meeting.

On this date in 1973, the NFL considered building a designated rivalry game into the yearly schedule.

Next week is 1979-1980 DVOA WEEK at FTN Fantasy! Let's go back in time with Dan Fouts and Earl Campbell! Articles are all written and laid out. They start on Monday April 8 and all 1979-1980 data will be available to FTN Stats+ subscribers by Friday.

On this date in 1983, Chicago Blitz safety Luther Bradley intercepted a pro-football-record 6 passes.

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Not an April Fools' Day prank, Georgia, 1942.

April Fool's pranks played by and on Bud Grant, 1971, 1978, 1980, and 1982.