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Tom Myslinski

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Tom Myslinski recorded 3 indexed regular-season NFL appearances across 9 rostered seasons with Pittsburgh Steelers, Dallas Cowboys, Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars, Chicago Bears, Buffalo Bills, Cleveland Browns, Washington Redskins.

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playoff games

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indexed seasons

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career games

Five defining games

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A provisional five-game introduction to Tom Myslinski's most significant indexed performances.

Regular Season
2000
PITTSBURGHSTEELERS
SAN DIEGOCHARGERS
DEC 24, 2000

Pittsburgh Steelers vs San Diego Chargers

Regular Season · Dec 24, 2000

0 tackles · 0 sacks · 0 INT

Regular Season
1999
MIAMIDOLPHINS
DALLASCOWBOYS
NOV 25, 1999

Miami Dolphins vs Dallas Cowboys

Regular Season · Nov 25, 1999

0 tackles · 0 sacks · 0 INT

Regular Season
1999
DALLASCOWBOYS
PHILADELPHIAEAGLES
OCT 10, 1999

Dallas Cowboys vs Philadelphia Eagles

Regular Season · Oct 10, 1999

0 tackles · 0 sacks · 0 INT

Career chapters

Franchise eras

Follow the team eras that shaped Tom Myslinski's career, in chronological order.

Earliest → latest

Franchise era

1981–1992

01
WASMYSLINSKI—Tom Myslinski
WASRIGGINS—John Riggins
WASMONK—Art Monk

Three quarterbacks, three championship teams

Washington Commanders · The Gibbs dynasty

Gibbs adapted his offense around different quarterbacks and dominant lines, winning Super Bowls after the 1982, 1987 and 1991 seasons.

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Franchise era

1985–1995

02
CLEMYSLINSKI—Tom Myslinski
CLEKOSAR19Bernie Kosar
CLEMATTHEWS—Clay Matthews Jr.

Three AFC title games, three painful endings

Cleveland Browns · Kosar and the Denver heartbreaks

A homegrown contender reached three conference championship games in four seasons before The Drive and The Fumble became permanent Cleveland memories.

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Franchise era

1985–1996

03
BUFMYSLINSKI—Tom Myslinski
BUFKELLY12Jim Kelly
BUFTHOMAS34Thurman Thomas

Four consecutive AFC championships

Buffalo Bills · The K-Gun years

Kelly's no-huddle offense and a defense led by Smith reached four straight Super Bowls, an achievement defined equally by dominance and heartbreak.

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Franchise era

1993–2003

04
CHIMYSLINSKI—Tom Myslinski
CHICOX52Bryan Cox
CHICONWAY80Curtis Conway

A proud identity waits for another core

Chicago Bears · Between great defenses

Chicago searched for offensive stability while gradually assembling the line and linebackers that would power its next contender.

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Franchise era

1995–1999

05
JAXMYSLINSKI—Tom Myslinski
JAXBRUNELL8Mark Brunell
JAXSMITH82Jimmy Smith

Four straight playoff trips and two AFC title games

Jacksonville Jaguars · The expansion rocket

Tom Coughlin built an expansion roster with extraordinary speed, upsetting Denver in 1996 and going 14–2 three years later.

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Franchise era

1992–2006

06
PITMYSLINSKI—Tom Myslinski
PITBETTIS36Jerome Bettis
PITWARD86Hines Ward

Blitzburgh reaches two Super Bowls

Pittsburgh Steelers · The Cowher teams

Bill Cowher restored annual contention, and a second-year Ben Roethlisberger helped Bettis finish his career with the Super Bowl XL championship.

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Franchise era

1998–2011

07
INDMYSLINSKI—Tom Myslinski
INDMANNING18Peyton Manning
INDHARRISON88Marvin Harrison

Pre-snap command creates a perennial contender

Indianapolis Colts · The Peyton Manning machine

Manning and a precisely constructed offense won at least twelve games seven straight times and captured Super Bowl XLI after a defining comeback against New England.

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Franchise era

1989–1999

08
DALMYSLINSKI—Tom Myslinski
DALAIKMAN8Troy Aikman
DALSMITH22Emmitt Smith

A bold rebuild produces three championships

Dallas Cowboys · The Triplets dynasty

Jimmy Johnson converted the Herschel Walker trade into a deep young roster, and Dallas won three Super Bowls in four seasons.

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Career accomplishments

9 NFL seasons3 career gamesJersey: 610 playoff appearancesFirst appearance: Oct 10, 1999Most recent: Dec 24, 2000

Official awards via ESPN · Pro Bowl and All-Pro counts via NFLverse with selection years cross-checked against Wikipedia · league leads verified from indexed regular-season stats

Team history