editionTier

RARE

Player Name

Eddie George

playerFirstName

Eddie

playerLastName

George

playerPosition

RB

playType

Player Melt

seriesName

Historical (2025 Release)

setName

Career Chronicles

teamName

Tennessee Titans

awayTeamName

St. Louis Rams

awayTeamScore

23

description

For Tennessee, Super Bowl XXXIV might’ve gone down in history as the game that featured football’s “longest yard,” but as the record will always show, said situations were hardly a problem for their 6-foot-3, 235-pound power back. Simply unwilling to be denied on football’s grandest stage, Eddie George powered in two second-half touchdowns, crucial scores that helped the Titans turn a 16-point deficit into an eventually-tied game. The latter of the two embodied George’s playstyle flawlessly, as he juked one defender, then kept his legs churning against a different 285-pound defender to relentlessly bulldoze his way past the goal line. The St. Louis Rams ultimately prevailed in a 23-16 thriller on Jan. 30, 2000, but the All-Pro George was predictably dominant, recording a 30-touch, 130-yard, two-touchdown effort.

editionID

4196

gameDate

01/30/2000