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freddyg12 · 07-29-2008, 03:22 PM

D. Green - definitely the punt return v. the Bears, and also that last play v. the vikes when he hit d. nelson. That whole playoffs & super bowl he was at mvp level.

For Monk, there's one that stands out to me. In 89 my sister lived in DC & got us 2 great seats in the first few rows right near the goal line. M. Rypien had maybe his best game ever, 401 yds. & each of the posse had 100+ & a td. I remember seeing Monk get behind a cb (I think it was woolford) in the end zone. My view was so good, I felt like I was on the sideline. The whole stadium started to stand as soon as Ryp released the ball cause they knew where it was going - Monk for a td!

He always killed the bears.

07-29-2008, 03:22 PM	#4
freddyg12 Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 4,540	Re: Your Art Monk and Darrell Green memories D. Green - definitely the punt return v. the Bears, and also that last play v. the vikes when he hit d. nelson. That whole playoffs & super bowl he was at mvp level. For Monk, there's one that stands out to me. In 89 my sister lived in DC & got us 2 great seats in the first few rows right near the goal line. M. Rypien had maybe his best game ever, 401 yds. & each of the posse had 100+ & a td. I remember seeing Monk get behind a cb (I think it was woolford) in the end zone. My view was so good, I felt like I was on the sideline. The whole stadium started to stand as soon as Ryp released the ball cause they knew where it was going - Monk for a td! He always killed the bears.