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Super Bowl XXXII Champion 1997 Denver Broncos

January 16, 2011 by The Chancellor of Football

SUPER BOWL XXXII CHAMPION 1997 DENVER BRONCOS

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Posted in Historic Writings. Tagged AFC, Barry Sanders, bill romanowski, Class of '83, football, free agent, Jim Kelly, John Elway, NFC, NFL History, rings, Super Bowl, Super Bowl Rings, Super Bowl XXXII, Terrell Davis, Todd Blackledge, Tony Eason

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January 9, 2011 by The Chancellor of Football

SUPER BOWL XXX CHAMPION 1995 DLLAS COWBOYS.docx

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Posted in Historic Writings. Tagged 1992 NFC Championship, 1993 NFC Championship, 1994 NFC Championship, 49ers, Alvin Harper, Bart Oates, Buffalo Bills, Carmen Policy, Cowboys, Dallas Cowboys, Darrin Smith, Deion Sanders, Eddie Debartolo, Emmitt Smith, football, Jerry Rice, Jimmy Johnson, Ken Norton, Larry Brown, Michael Irvin, NFC, NFC Championship, NFL History, nfl playoffs, Niners, Pittsburgh Steelers, playoffs, Pro Bowl, Richard Dent, Ricky Jackson, rings, San Francisco 49ers, Steelers, Steve Young, Super Bowl, Super Bowl Rings, Super Bowl XXVII, Super Bowl XXVIII, Super Bowl XXX, Thomas Everett, Tony Tolbert

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I wished Pat Mcafee didnt go to ESPN. Losing independent non corporate sports voices kills coverage. I enjoy all the podcast amd player persepctive true commentary not woman reading a teleprompter telling me about football. I want to hear it from the guys who were in the trenches, locker rooms...had the uncomfortable conversations, fights and nuance of what goes on between players, management etc...without corporate spin telling on air personalities what to say.

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U smoke one doob and lock your keys in the car &... sigh

Let me tell you something.... When I was at The Ice Bowl back in '67, I locked myself out of my car. So I snuck down to the field where I thought there would be heat warmers, but those were on the Dallas sideline. I sat next to Dave Robinson and asked why dont you guys have heaters. After my arrest and 51 years later we took a pic at The Kramer party in Canton. He asked "Where do I know you from?" "Beats me" then I smiled for the pic....

Just in case you ever wanted to know how Lambeau Field is positioned on the Earth. This is the exact spot Jerry Kramer lined up to block Jethro Pugh #75 for Bart Starr's last second touchdown to win The Ice Bowl. The '67 NFL Title. Its like at an 11:30-5:30 angle north and south-wise.

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