How we collect our stats data:
Aaron and I play our own version of a "season." Each season has 15 games. We play a matchup of all 14 teams twice. So, if the Bills are matched up to play the Colts in a season, Andy might have the Bills first and Aaron has the Colts. The second half of the season, Aaron has the Bills and Andy has the Colts. For the first half of the season, the loser of the previous game gets to pick their team first. Once we've played all 14 games, each team will have played twice. We rank the teams by wins, and then by the mean points they win or lose by. So if several teams are all 2-0, the teams that won by the biggest margin are ranked highest. At the end of the season, we make the schedule for the next season, and so on and so on. That way, the winners will play the winners and the losers will play the losers. Eventually, when we play enough games, it will all even out. Right now the Seattle Seahawks are ranked too high, because they won some games against really bad teams. Since they kept winning, they will play better teams, and start losing again, knocking their ranking down to a more realistic position.
So why 15 games in a season? The fifteenth is the Pro Bowl, played halfway through the year. It goes on the All Time Stats list, as well as our individual records, but not the All-Time Record Book.Here is the Record book. Note these numbers would be higher against a computer player, but these are all Andy versus Aaron. Nothing here is against the computer. Also, these are all SNES Tecmo Super Bowl, 8 mins per quarter.
ALL-TIME RECORD BOOK
(excluding pro bowl and tiebreaker games)
updated 3-18-02Greatest Individual Performances
RUSHING — Emmitt Smith, 27-261 (Aaron), vs. L.A. Raiders
PASSING — Dan Marino, 445 yards (Aaron), vs. Houston
RECEIVING — Michael Irvin, 11-354 yards (Andy) vs. L.A. Raiders
LONGEST FIELD GOAL — Nick Lowery, 62 yards (Andy) vs. Denver
GREATEST ALL-PURPOSE GAME — Sterling Sharpe, 5 rushes-50 yards, 4 catches-197 yards, 2 TD (Aaron), vs. San Diego
MOST TOUCHDOWNS, GAME — Chris Miller, 5 (2 pass, 3 rush) (Aaron), vs. New EnglandGreatest Team Performances
RUSHING — Dallas 31-278 (Aaron), vs. L.A. Raiders
PASSING/RECEIVING — Dolphins, 445 yards (Aaron), vs. Houston
TOTAL YARDS — Chiefs 467 yards (Aaron) vs. PackersGreatest User Performances
MOST POINTS SCORED, REGULAR SEASON — Andy, 557 (Season one)
LEAST POINTS ALLOWED, REGULAR SEASON — Andy, 373 (Season three)
MOST WINS, SEASON — Aaron 15 (Season two)
BIGGEST WIN STREAK — Andy 5 (Season one)
LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY — Andy 44 points, Miami wins 51-7, vs. Houston
MOST POINTS SCORED, WIN — Andy 59 with San Francisco, vs. Detroit (21)
MOST POINTS SCORED, LOSS — Aaron 38 with Pittsburgh, vs. Buffalo (58)
LEAST POINTS SCORED, WIN — Andy 9 with Chicago and Indianapolis, vs. Minnesota (7) and San Diego (7); also Houston vs. Cincinatti (3)
MOST SHUTOUTS, SEASON — (tie) Andy (Season one), Andy (Season two), Aaron (Season one), 1Hall of Fame
BIGGEST COMEBACK — Saints win 27-23 despite trailing 20-3 after 3 quarters (Andy), vs. Phoenix
MOST YARDS AT HALFTIME — Bills 245 (Andy) vs. San FranciscoHall of Shame
MOST INTERCEPTIONS, GAME — Dan Marino, 7 INT (Aaron), vs. Houston
MOST FOURTH QUARTER POINTS ALLOWED — Cardinals 24 (Aaron) vs. New Orleans
LEAST YARDS AT HALFTIME — Chargers –2 (Andy), vs. Indianapolis
BIGGEST YARDAGE DEFICIT, GAME — Steelers 88, Bills 406; dif: 318 (Andy), vs. Bills
TURNOVERS IN A QUARTER — 7 (Andy and Aaron; Aaron 5, Andy 2), Tampa Bay (Aa, 13) vs. Detroit (An, 16); (Season three)Pro Bowl Notes
· Nick Lowery (Aaron) scores only touchdown ever by a kicker in AFC’s 48-10 win over the NFC in Season one.
· Deion Sanders (Andy) fumbles three times on three consecutive kickoffs, losing two in the NFC’s 10-48 loss to the AFC in Season one.
· Steve Young’s 71-yard pass completion to Jerry Rice (Aaron) is completed four-yards short of the goal line as time runs out, preventing overtime and giving the AFC a 28-21 victory over the NFC in Season one, forcing a 31st and decisive game of the season.
· Aaron thought he was ahead instead of tied 17-17 and did not choose to kick a field goal from Andy’s 40-yard line and let time run out. Andy later won in overtime, 20-17.
SEASON ONE AWARDS NOMINEESThe Movie Time Popcorn Award
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Bryan Cox, Miami Dolphins (1st)
NOMINEES
Lawrence Taylor
Derrick Thomas
Ray Agnew
Reggie White
Steve Emtman
Bryan Cox
William Perry
The Danny DeVito Award
OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Tom Waddle, Chicago Bears
NOMINEES
Tom Waddle
Tommy Kane
Thurman Thomas
Dalton Hilliard
Steve Young
Sterling Sharpe
Greg McMurtry
Lawry’s Seasoned Salt Award
KICKER/PUNTER OF THE YEAR: Nick Lowery, Kansas City Chiefs
NOMINEES
Morten Andersen
Nick Lowery
Gary Anderson
Jeff Jaeger
The Charles Foster Kane Award
MR. CONGENIALITY: Tommy Kane, Seattle Seahawks
NOMINEES
William Perry
Tom Waddle
Tommy Kane
Steve Beurline
Gary Clark
Dalton Hilliard
Joe Montana
Brad Muster
Reggie Cobb
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Tom Waddle, Chicago Bears
NOMINEES
Bryan Cox
Tom Waddle
Nick Lowery
Tommy Kane
SEASON TWO AWARDS NOMINEESThe Movie Time Popcorn Award
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Cornelius Bennett, Buffalo Bills (1st)
NOMINEES
Cornelius Bennett (1st)
Steve Emtman (2nd)
Cortez Kennedy (1st)
Jessie Tuggle (1st)
Donnell Woolford (1st)
Charles Haley (1st)
Pat Swilling (1st)The Danny DeVito Award
OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Sterling Sharpe, Green Bay Packers (1st), Chris Miller, Atlanta Falcons (1st) TIE
NOMINEES
Kerry Cash (1st)
Emmitt Smith (1st)
Michael Irvin (1st)
Tommy Kane (2nd)
Randall Cunningham (1st)
Chris Miller (1st)
Sterling Sharpe (2nd)
Dan Marino (1st)
Lawry’s Seasoned Salt Award
KICKER/PUNTER OF THE YEAR: Fuad Riveiz, Minnesota Vikings (1st)
NOMINEES
Eddie Murray (1st)
K Bears (1st)
Fuad Riveiz (1st)
John Kidd (1st)
The Charles Foster Kane Award
MR. CONGENIALITY: Carl Pickens, Cincinnati Bengals (1st)
NOMINEES
Tom Waddle (2nd)
Tommy Kane (2nd)
Chris Miller (1st)
Carl Pickens (1st)
Michael Irvin (1st)
Donnell Woolford (1st)
NEW CATEGORY
SUCK OF THE YEAR: Roger Ruzek, Philadelphia Eagles (1st)
NOMINEES
Steve De Berg (26%) (1st)
Mark Rypien (23%) (1st)
Roger Ruzek (1st)
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Sterling Sharpe, Green Bay Packers (1st)
NOMINEES
Cornelius Bennett (1st)
Chris Miller (1st)
Sterling Sharpe (1st)
Carl Pickens (1st)
Fuad Riveiz (1st)
SEASON THREE AWARDS NOMINEESThe Movie Time Popcorn Award
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Audrey McMillan, Minnesota Vikings (1st)
NOMINEES
Bryan Cox (2nd)
Pat Swilling (2nd)
Jessie Tuggle (2nd)
Toi Cook (1st)
Sam Mills (1st)
Audrey McMillan (1st)The Danny DeVito Award
OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: QB Chiefs, Kansas City Chiefs (1st)
NOMINEES
Don Beebe (1st)
Emmitt Smith (2nd)
John Elway (2nd)
Michael Jackson (1st)
Barry Sanders (1st)
Tommy Kane (3rd)
QB Chiefs (1st)Lawry’s Seasoned Salt Award
KICKER/PUNTER OF THE YEAR: Tommy Barnhard, New Orleans Saints (1st)
NOMINEES
Tommy Barhard (1st)
Luis Aguiar (1st)The Charles Foster Kane Award
MR. CONGENIALITY: Michael Jackson, Cleveland Browns (1st)
NOMINEES
Don Beebe (1st)
Tom Waddle (3rd)
Tommy Kane (3rd)
Sterling Sharpe (1st)
Michael Jackson (1st)NEW CATEGORY
The Johnny the Kidd Award
FOR QUICK THINKING: Luis Aguiar, New York Jets (1st)
NOMINEES
Tim Goad (1st)
Barry Foster (1st)
Luis Aguiar (1st)
Keith Jackson (1st)SUCK OF THE YEAR: Steve Young, San Francisco 49ers (1st)
NOMINEES
David Klingler (1st)
Cary Blanchard (1st)
Steve DeBerg (2nd)
Steve Young (1st)PLAYER OF THE YEAR: QB Chiefs, Kansas City Chiefs (1st)
NOMINEES
QB Chiefs (1st)
Audrey McMillan (1st)
Michael Jackson (1st)
Don Beebe (1st)
SEASON FOUR AWARDS
The Movie Time Popcorn Award
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Derrick Thomas, Kansas City Chiefs (1st)
NOMINEES
Bryan Cox (3rd)
Derrick Thomas (2nd)
Deion Sanders (1st)
Donnell Woolford (2nd)
Audray McMillian (2nd)
The Danny DeVito Award
OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Andre Rison, Atlanta Falcons (1st)
NOMINEES
Don Beebe (2nd)
Thurman Thomas (2nd)
J.J. Birden (1st)
Chris Miller (2nd)
Andre Rison (1st)
Michael Jackson (2nd)
Bernie Kosar (1st)
Warren Moon (1st)
Steve Young (2nd)
Jerry Rice (1st)
James Lofton (1st)
Tim Brown (1st)
Lawry’s Seasoned Salt Award
KICKER/PUNTER OF THE YEAR: Morten Andersen, New Orleans Saints (1st)
NOMINEES
Pete Stoyanovich (1st)
Matt Stark (1st)
John Kasay (1st)
Rick Tuten (1st)
Morten Andersen (2nd)
The Charles Foster Kane Award
MR. CONGENIALITY: Michael Jackson, Cleveland Browns (2nd)
NOMINEES
Michael Jackson (2nd)
Rodney Hampton (1st)
Barry Foster (1st)
Don Beebe (2nd)
The Static Klingler Award
SUCK OF THE YEAR: Dan McGwire, Seattle Seahawks (1st)
NOMINEES
Lin Elliott (1st)
Dan McGwire (1st) — Game one: 4 INT, Game two: 12%, 6 yards
Matt Stover (1st)
David Klingler (2nd)
The Johnny the Kidd Award
FOR QUICK THINKING: Richard Dent, Chicago Bears (1st)
NOMINEES
Jeff Cross (1st)
Matt Stark (1st)
Rufus Porter (1st)
Richard Dent (1st)
Greg Davis (1st)
The Vincent Edward "Bo" Jackson Award
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Derrick Thomas, Kansas City Chiefs (1st)
NOMINEES
Andre Rison (1st)
Derrick Thomas (1st)
Michael Jackson (2nd)
Morten Andersen (1st)
Richard Dent (1st)