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How to find the official NFL play-by-play of a game from 1999 or before
Use this standard format:
http://www.nfl.com/stats/1999/week4/gamebook/kansdg/GBPlayByPlay1.html

You need to figure out what week of the season it was rather than the normal date (e.g., Week 2 or Week 14). Get the correct year. Then put the three-letter abbreviation of the two teams before the last slash. The visitor goes first. The team abbreviations are below.

ari, atl, bal, buf, car, chi, cin, cle, dal, den, det, grb, hou, ind, jac, kan,
mia, min, nor, nwe, nyg, nyj, oak, phi, pit, sdg, sea, sfo, stl, ten, tam, was

For 2000 games or later, click on NFL.com, then “Scores,” then “Regular season” or whatever’s appropriate, then the appropriate week, then “Game stats,” then the play-by-play for the quarter you want.

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