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Subject: I love history

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Uncle Kevin

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Date Posted: 17:03:30 01/08/03 Wed

The No Huddle Offense vs. WCO

Or as their respective teams and coaches called them:

The 49er Offensive System vs. The Bengals Sugar Huddle (created by Sam Wyche) or the Bills K-Gun Offense (which Levy ripped off from the Bengals, after the Bengals clobbered the Bills the year before).

The 49ers, using the WCO went to 5 Superbowls. And WON 5 Superbowls.

The Bengals, using the no huddle, went to 1 Superbowl. 0 wins.

The Bills went to 4.

0 wins.

Then again...there's always the run and shoot that was so very very successful.

One additional note though. Those two teams using the No Huddle and getting all the way to the Superbowl didn't just switch to the No Huddle during the playoffs.

That was their offensive system throughout the year.

They were built for it. They practised it from training camp on into the playoffs. It was what they did.

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