The name that comes to mind when it comes to quarterback – John Constantine Unitas… I can’t remember hearing his complete name for the first time, but feel it needs to be brought up for the fans who need to know the greatness of this man. So glad they finished the documentary in 1999 before … Continue reading
Ken Stabler Belongs In The Hall of Fame – HOF Edition
Originally Published 12, July 2015 w/ Postscript 9, May 2019 When it comes to who should be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, most inductees are in for the stellar performance over their careers entirety. Others are in based upon producing some of the greatest moments in football history. A third definition in the … Continue reading
Legends Of The Fall: Barry Sanders
As I watched Barry Sanders A Football Life, they began the episode with Sanders reading his retirement. The closure gained from it was immense. It wasn’t as though I was still sitting here thinking he was coming back after 15 years. We’ve already witnessed his induction into the Hall of Fame, but to hear his … Continue reading
New England Patriots Super Bowl XLIX Ring: Capping An Era
Last February the New England Patriots won their 4th Super Bowl championship in the last 14 years. Coach Bill Belichick and Tom Brady have been front and center for each one. In doing so they became only the second coach /quarterback combo to achieve 4 titles in the Super Bowl era. On Sunday they attended … Continue reading
2015 New England Patriots Preview: Winds of Change
When Malcolm Butler jumped Ricardo Lockett’s slant in the waning moments of Super Bowl XLIX, it was one of the great plays in NFL championship history. In one swoop Butler thwarted a Seahawk dynasty. Cemented the post Spy Gate legacy of Tom Brady, and insured his name will be bought up at the end of … Continue reading
The Soul of The Game: “Mad Dog” Mike Curtis
Back when The Chancellor of Football was first developing his love for the sport, most of the stories of great players captivated me. When it came to the savagery of Mike Curtis it was also emblazoned by this photo. This sack of Roman Gabriel completely captures the visceral side of pro football. Back then you … Continue reading
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