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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-27 · 25 entries checked · 19 flagged · 29 issues confirmed · 19 corrected · 10 still open
Colts Nation — The entry states the franchise won three NFL Championships in Baltimore, but the correct number is four (1958, 1959, 1968, 1970).
One Voice Cheerleaders — The Dallas Cowboys Rhythm & Blue Dancers were introduced in 2003, not 2009.
One Voice Cheerleaders — The claim about Glenn Welt attempting to join an NFL team in 1978 and being rejected by the Miami Dolphins is unverified and not part of widely-known NFL cheerleading history.
Robert Irsay — The entry states Irsay's ownership began on July 13, 1972, but the official start of ownership was July 14, 1972, when the NFL approved the swap.
Jim Irsay — The claim that Jim Irsay became the youngest NFL team owner at age 37 is factually questionable because Mark Davis was also 37 when he took over the Raiders in 2011, so the 'youngest' designation is not universally established.
Edgerrin James — The entry claims James was the first rookie to lead the NFL in rushing since the AFL-NFL merger, but Earl Campbell did so in 1978 as a rookie, making the claim incorrect.
Edgerrin James — The entry states James was the first player in Miami Hurricanes history to rush for more than 1,000 yards in consecutive seasons, but Ottis Anderson did it in 1977 and 1978, so this is false.
Reggie Wayne — Wayne did not play 14 seasons with the Colts; he played 13 seasons with the Colts (2001–2014) and 1 season with the Patriots (2015).
Reggie Wayne — Wayne did not score a touchdown in Super Bowl XLI; his 53-yard reception was not a touchdown.
Tony Dungy — The Colts' largest comeback in AFC Championship history is stated as overcoming a 21–6 deficit, but the actual deficit was 21–3.
Super Bowl V — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section claims Super Bowl XLI was the first Super Bowl played in rainy conditions since Super Bowl VI, but Super Bowl VI was played indoors and had no rain; the last rainy Super Bowl before XLI was Super Bowl V.
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