3rd and Long - 2000s NFL Season Bundle

3rd and Long - 2000s NFL Season Bundle

Ten seasons. The Greatest Show on Turf, three New England rings, and 16-0.

The 2000s open with St. Louis rewriting what an offense could be and Baltimore answering with a defense that barely conceded. In between there is a Tampa Bay side that made the ratings look broken, Pittsburgh winning two, and Peyton Manning finally getting his. Then 2007, when New England went 16-0 and lost the only game that mattered. Ten seasons, all playable.

This bundle includes 10 complete 3rd and Long ratings packs:

2000 - Baltimore's defense wins it. Super Bowl XXXV.

2001 - The Rams go 14-2. A 14-point underdog beats them. Super Bowl XXXVI.

2002 - Tampa Bay's defense tops the ratings and the league. Super Bowl XXXVII.

2003 - New England go 14-2 and win their second. Super Bowl XXXVIII.

2004 - Pittsburgh go 15-1. New England win it anyway. Super Bowl XXXIX.

2005 - The Steelers go all the way from the sixth seed. Super Bowl XL.

2006 - Manning and the Colts finally get there. Super Bowl XLI.

2007 - New England 16-0, top offense and top defense. Then the Giants. Super Bowl XLII.

2008 - Pittsburgh win their sixth. Super Bowl XLIII.

2009 - New Orleans, an onside kick, and a city gets its parade. Super Bowl XLIV.

Every season includes:

All team ratings - Offense & Defense on a 0-20 scale, calibrated against real points-for and points-against data from that season Season cover page with the year's headline stories Ratings CSV, for anyone who wants them in a spreadsheet or an app

Included once, and they work for every season:

Modifier lookup - every offense-versus-defense combination worked out in advance, home on one page, away on the other. No arithmetic at the table. Scoring charts - regular time and overtime, with a written outcome for every band, from a historic shutout to four touchdowns and counting Game playsheet to record your results

One set of rules covers every season - no separate purchase needed.

These are ratings packs. There are no printed schedules: most people replaying a season want to get straight to rolling, run their own bracket, or set up the matchups that interest them. If you want the real fixtures, the free Schedule Printer (included) will lay one out for you.

What you need: Two d100 dice (or a d10 pair as percentile dice) and a pencil.

Ten seasons of football. One bundle. Roll the whole decade.

Part of the 3rd and Long series from TTX Sports - every decade from the 1950s to today, plus The Complete NFL History, all 76 seasons in one download.