The record came close to being matched with three occasions of players reaching six sacks, once by Thomas himself in 1998. Week 15 December 16, 1990: Warren Moon threw for 527 yards against Kansas City on December 16, 1990, the second-most passing yards ever in a single game. Statistical leaders Team Awards Coaching changes Offseason Atlanta Falcons: Jerry Glanville was named the permanent replacement, after Marion Campbell was fired after the first 12 games of 1989, and Jim Hanifan served as interim for the final four games. Houston Oilers: Jack Pardee replaced Jerry Glanville. Los Angeles Raiders: Art Shell became the permanent head coach. Shell served as interim for the last 12 games in 1989 after Mike Shanahan was fired after the first four. New England Patriots: Rod Rust replaced the fired Raymond Berry. New York Jets: Bruce Coslet replaced the fired Joe Walton. Phoenix Cardinals: Joe Bugel was named the permanent replacement, after Gene Stallings was fired after the first 11 games of 1989, and Hank Kuhlmann served as interim for the final five games. In-season Cleveland Browns: Bud Carson was fired after nine games, and Jim Shofner served as interim for the final seven games. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Ray Perkins was fired after 13 games, and Richard Williamson served as interim for the final three games. Stadium changes With New England Patriots founder Billy Sullivan no longer owning the team, having it sold to Victor Kiam in 1988 and Sullivan Stadium being taken over by Robert Kraft, the venue was renamed Foxboro Stadium. Uniforms changes Individual teams The Atlanta Falcons unveiled new uniforms, switching both their primary jerseys and helmets from red to black. This was the first time the Falcons wore black jerseys since 1970, and the first time they had ever worn black helmets. The New York Jets added black trim to their logo, numbers, and stripes on their pants, and changed their face masks from white to black. They also added green pants to be worn with their white jerseys. The Phoenix Cardinals began wearing red pants with their white jerseys at the request of coach Joe Bugel. The San Diego Chargers began wearing navy pants with their white jerseys. In Week 16 with the Gulf War looming closer, American flag decals were added to the back of the helmets of all players. Television changes This was the first season under a new four-year deal