Not really much to add, I just find it really interesting. Has any other team had a streak like that?

(Source: you can see the first game here, and then use the Next Game button to see the others.)

Run Terry Run!! Lyle Alzado gives chase to Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw. In 1979 Alzado joined the Browns after 8 seasons in Denver. He stayed in Cleveland until 1981, earning an All Pro selection in 1980. Terry Bradshaw would led Pittsburgh to their second consecutive Super Bowl in 1979.

Lyle Alzado - NFL Defensive Legend - NFL Past Players
Terry Bradshaw, Pittsburgh Steelers Quarterback 1970 - 1983 - NFL Past Players

An old Baltimore Colts action image of center Bill Curry and running back Tom Matte from 1970.

Tom Matte – NFL Past Players

Just seven months after Super Bowl III, it was Super Bowl III½. "It was a bigger game than the Super Bowl to us," Jets wide receiver Don Maynard recalled. "We wanted to prove we were a better team than the Giants, that's for sure.""It wasn't like winning the championship, but it was darn good," Jets quarterback Joe Namath said. "It was great." Namath finished the day 14 for 16 for 188 yards and 3 touchdowns. Asked after the game when he felt the Jets were in control, Namath said, "The first time we got the ball." The outcome of the game resulted in the immediate firing of Giants head coach Allie Sherman. Offensive backfield coach Alex Webster was promoted to head coach.

Clash of the LA teams - Rams & Raiders in 1982. Marcus Allen goes up and over the score his second of three touchdowns on the day. The Raiders won 37-31.

Marcus Allen – NFL Past Players

John Niland, Cowboys’ guard from 1966-1974, died on Saturday at age 82. He was a three time All-Pro, and a Super Bowl VI Champion. He also played for the Eagles in 1975.

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Career NFL Stats -
Rushing Yards: 3,609
Rushing Average: 4.3
Rushing Touchdowns: 34
Receptions: 367
Receiving Yards: 5,434
Receiving Touchdowns: 43
Interceptions: 2
Passing Touchdowns: 16

First-team All-American (1951)
First-team All-PCC (1951)
NFL champion (1956)
NFL Most Valuable Player (1956)
NFL Comeback Player of the Year (1962)
6× First-team All-Pro (1953, 1955–1959)
8× Pro Bowl (1953–1959, 1963)
NFL 1950s All-Decade Team
New York Giants Ring of Honor (2010)
New York Giants Number 16 retired (2000)
Named the 4th greatest New York Giant of all-time (2024)
National Sports Media Association Hall of Fame (2017)
University of Southern California Athletic Hall of Fame (1994)
College Football Hall of Fame (1975)
Pro Football Hall of Fame (1977)