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1991-92 Surge was interesting team -- John Nies was on MTV's "The Real World". Jack Younbglood was an exec and did radio color commentary. Louis Riddick on the team. Wrestler Goldberg, Mike "The Tackle" Jones, future NFL Pro Bowler Micheal Sinclair ... also others interesting pl...

I didn't follow this at all when it was around. I guess ESPN aired the games. A pretty strange divisional alignment set-up those two seasons were. A three-team division, yet alone two of them, is always way too small. Being that teams didn't exactly play everyone in their divisions twice anyway, th...

Are you still going to put together a 1992 WLAF packet like you did for the 1991 season? Very much interested in that. I presume you have the same games as I do, essentially complete collection of what's available -- I recorded (VHS) games myself at the time (1992) but I've seen those same games &qu...

According to Wikipedia the Tuck Rule was only started in 1999 and was used against the Patriots earlier in the year. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuck_Rule_Game The Vinny T call his arm was moving forward. The Billy Joe Hobert one fit the definition where he was actually bringing the ball back int...

Excellent. Thanks for sharing.

Throwin_Samoan wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2024 8:28 pm Incidentally, I like this site:

http://www.luckyshow.org/football/field ... 20more.htm

He used to post here.

Also was impressive that he did it twice -- timeout on first attempt.

I suggested that idea as a trade-off for letting QBs be "football players" and able to be hit, tackled, etc.. Fine with it, in that sense. But obviously that's not the proposal or how it'd play out, of course. I don't like the over-protection but I'm much less annoyed by protections in the...

Brian wolf wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2024 5:37 pm Crazy Packers Fan, ChrisBabcock and Reaser are still standing.
Lets hope its a great SB game ...

Chris also has a chance at a perfect prediction. Even if SF wins, well done on picking both SB participants.

Ryan Leaf in the rain against the Chiefs.