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Brian wolf wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 11:10 pm Haha ... that is not Joe Namath in the piss green suit!

You can tell because he doesn't have white shoes...?

...and he wore white shoes! The horror of it! (Now that I think about it, so did my dad, with a powder blue leisure suit and white belt, straight off the rack at Montgomery Wards. Ahhh, dem were da days.) At least my leisure suit was nave blue. I think mine was J.C. Penny but same difference. (And ...

Brian wolf wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 8:03 pm Hey! ... Zeke Bratkowski had a great 1954 season with Chicago despite nearly a 2/1 interceptions to TDs ratio!

Kelce should have been MVP, his pick plays alone helped decide the game...

Grrrrrrrr

Perhaps if someone were unclear on the distinction it might be better to inform rather than being brusque with them. Shipley started an interesting topic let's please not discourage anyone from doing the same in the future. I would find it interesting to know, of the stated players and coaches, who ...

I'd be interested in hearing some justification for not enshrining Buddy Parker.

JuggernautJ wrote: ↑Sun Jan 28, 2024 2:58 am Wouldn't it would very much depend on how one defined "influential?"

The article specifies "the 50 most impactful teams in NFL history...
That makes a lot more sense.

DiMaggio's 56 game hitting streak record hasn't been broken. Pete Rose came closest with 44 in 1978. The "experts" say DiMaggio's record will never be broken, but it is physically possible for someone to do it. Thank you for correcting me again. Anyone else care to zing me for my brain fa...

rhickok1109 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 28, 2024 2:12 pm Someone hit safely in more than 56 consecutive games? How did I miss that?

Clearly baseball are not us...
I meant Gehrig... he's the guy whose record that Ripkin fellow broke... right?

If I were BB, I'd just ride off into the sunset, enjoy my millions, and grab a cushy multi-million-dollar job as a TV analyst. Life's short, and it sure as hell is a whole lot shorter when you're 72. Life is short but the NFL record for most wins is (probably) forever. BB is 27 wins away and for so...

Wouldn't it would very much depend on how one defined "influential?" I don't know that the 1968 Jets brought anything to the table that was new or "influenced" strategy or tactics. But by virtue of winning the Super Bowl they changed football history forever. That list (only the ...