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Would be cool to see a super slow-mo of his catch on the sideline two plays before on 4th and 17. It was ruled a forceout but one of the best catches I have ever seen, which enabled the "Hail Mary". The amazing thing was Pearson actually got both feet in bounds, even though the officials ...

I saw the Cowboys 5-0 win over the Lions on TV at the time and saw a replay a few years ago. It was striking how bad Landry and Morton were. IIRC, Morton had a damaged elbow which impacted him throughout the playoffs. Another impact to the passing game was the loss of Lance Rentzel during the last ...

New Orleans at Dallas, Sept 25, 1983.. with 2 minutes left in the game, Anthony Dickerson sacks Ken Stabler for a safety in a 21-20 win.
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/ ... 250dal.htm

according to Gil Brandt, he had a deal with Kush to get Elway in a trade that would've sent Danny White to Baltimore..
https://bleacherreport.com/articles/290 ... dan-marino

That picture would be '74 season because the numbers are on top of the shoulder not the sleeve.
https://www.gridiron-uniforms.com/GUD/c ... &year=1974

[quote="George Bozeka"]The latest issue of the Coffin Corner is now available for immediate download from the PFRA website. The issue contains the following: 1972 Through the Eyes of This Week in Pro Football by Jeff Eby. A week-by-week chronology of the 1972 NFL regular season as witnesse...

MIckey Spagnola, part of the Cowboys' media staff, noticed that they resodded the middle of the field between the 20s. He thought the turf being "loose" might have contributed to the problem. Tampa's kicker didn't attempt any XPs so that's all just a theory.

The Flex was a great D to play in if you were a D lineman. Not so much if you were a D back. The Cowboys always underperformed in the secondary as to personnel and results. I'm assuming your premise is that, because the flex is designed to stop the run, the DL playing off the ball would give the QB...

Sonny9 wrote:Or Jim Tyrer

Might have something to do with his infamy, which like OJ, overshadowed a great career.

I'm not a Viking fan and may be missing the definition of "Most Viking" but Doug Sutherland over Alan Page (HOF)?