Way to mail it in, Green Bay defense! 51-29?? OUCH!!
Way to mail it in, Green Bay defense! 51-29?? OUCH!!
I've been finally defrosted by cassiesmom!
"Not my circus, not my monkeys!"-Polish proverb
I popped on the tube for the beginning, came back at a little before halftime, 21-21 and thought that I could finish my chores and watch the second half.
I should have done the reverse.
ANd what is it with the people that dress up for the games?
I thought that the Raider fans were strange!![]()
LOL, I just saw that Plaxico Burress shot himself at a night club!
Sure ya did! The commish should suspend any NFL player who gets caught up in any gunplay for one year.
Morons.
Hey, Terrell Owens is having a problem with the Cowboy's QB......
LOLOLOLOLOL, what else is new?
Has this year really sucked or what?
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God golly, I heard that Matt Cassel lost his dad this last week.....This is totally crazy......Best wishes to all parents across the planet....
Enough already!
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And I don't want TO to get anything for Christmas theis year!![]()
I recall the name, but not much else.
From the NY Times -
I especially like the last bit from this obit -Sammy Baugh, the Washington Redskins quarterback who was one of football’s greatest passers and a pivotal figure in transforming the National Football League from a plodding affair into a high-scoring spectacle, died Wednesday in Rotan, Tex. He was 94.
His death was confirmed by the Weathersbee-Ray Funeral Home of Rotan.
In the fall of 1937, Baugh joined the Redskins, who were newly arrived in Washington from their former home in Boston. N.F.L. players of that era butted leather helmets in largely dull encounters, the single- and double-wing offenses almost always running the ball.
Baugh had displayed his passing prowess as an all-American at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth. In his first season with the Redskins, Slingin’ Sammy, as he would be known, provided a preview of football’s modern era with his brilliant passing at tailback. He took Washington to the N.F.L. championship by throwing for three touchdowns in a 28-21 victory over the Chicago Bears in the title game on frozen turf at Wrigley Field.
For all of Baugh’s exploits, a tale from his rookie season endures. It is evidently apocryphal, but its telling reflects the awe in which Baugh was held for his uncanny passing skills and self-confidence.
Baugh was taking the field for his first practice session with the Redskins when his coach, Ray Flaherty, handed him the football.
“They tell me you’re quite a passer,” Flaherty is said to have remarked.
“I reckon I can throw a little,” Baugh replied.
“Show me,” Flaherty said. “Hit that receiver in the eye.”
To which Baugh supposedly responded, “Which eye?”
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