DSFL 7: Week 7 Recap

Another thrilling late game rally from the league’s most exciting team

The 1998 Vikings came back to win another one, this time against the heavily favored Steelers.

The Vikings, Rams, and Redskins all had impressive 4th quarter comeback wins this week.

Let’s check out the three best games from week 7.

Cunningham opens up the Steel Curtain

Pittsburgh, PA - The 1978 Steelers (5-2) had this game won countless times. Pittsburgh took the lead
twice in the 4th quarter and couldn’t hang on. Randall Cunningham found a diving Andrew Glover
on the final play of the 4th quarter, forcing overtime. Then, Minnesota knocked out the Steelers with
a 37 yard field goal from Gary Anderson. The Vikings gained 195 yards over their final four drives.

Recap Written By: Chargerdude95
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Greatest Team on Turf

St. Louis, MO - The 1999 Rams (6-1) are tied for the best record in football with Kurt Warner leading
the way. The quarterback’s touchdown sneak with 2:20 remaining gave St. Louis a 27-24 lead. Then
the defense would seal the win with a London Fletcher interception. St. Louis now has two 4th
quarter comebacks this season.

Redskins win it the old fashioned way

Washington D.C. - Redskins quarterback Mark Rypien completed just THREE passes in their Monday
Night win against the Eagles. With that type of performance, it’s amazing Washington scored at all,
let alone a season-high 35 points. It took a dominant performance from both runningback
Earnest Byner and cornerback Darrell Green to win this one.