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There has been a number of games that prompted rule changes (forward pass, instant replay, etc) but what games, without prompting rule changes, were the most influential in the ways they changed teams’ tactics and strategies?
As an example, the Giants’ game plan of Super Bowl XXV provided teams a good recipe of how to handle a potent offense - by minimizing their time of possession and by deceiving them to change their usual routine (defend the pass but not the run).