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[djnemo65]

Originally Posted by Mattyk72

He was the first one to go to Campbell after his INT to calm him down.

I, for my part, was kidding.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by djnemo65

I, for my part, was kidding.

I figured that but I just wanted to point that out.

[70Chip]

I believe that "The Dancing Bear" was the nickname of Ron McDole, not Diron Talbert. Talbert was just "Talby".

Update: Ron McDole - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[70Chip]

From an online chat at: Q&A with Sonny Jurgensen - Pro Football Hall of Fame



In the Super Bowl with Miami do you feel with the way you throw longer then Kilmer and deeper to stretch the defense would you have beaten the Dolphins if you were the QB. I was upset that you were never given the chance, they (Dolphins) had not faced a QB with your ability and talents all year and I think Washington would have won. I loved to watch you play I hope this e-mail finds you in good health. - John
SJ: Well, thank you very much. You know that was the most disappointing thing of my career that I didn't have the opportunity to play in that game. Because I was on crutches, had an Achilles tear, and could not play. They came very close - the Redskins did - it was 14-7. Billy (Kilmer) hit the goal post three times in that game. If you recall, the goal post was on the goal line. I think he hit it three times in the game, which he couldn't do that again if he tried, or no one could. Yes, I would have loved to play in that game, and had the opportunity and I've kidded a lot of the Dolphins over the years, said 'yes, we would have won, if I'd played against them.' We did have that opportunity to play against them in '74 and we beat them in the last five seconds at RFK Stadium, which was kind of my own Super Bowl.

[PhxRedSkin]

Originally Posted by 70Chip

From an online chat at: Q&A with Sonny Jurgensen - Pro Football Hall of Fame



In the Super Bowl with Miami do you feel with the way you throw longer then Kilmer and deeper to stretch the defense would you have beaten the Dolphins if you were the QB. I was upset that you were never given the chance, they (Dolphins) had not faced a QB with your ability and talents all year and I think Washington would have won. I loved to watch you play I hope this e-mail finds you in good health. - John
SJ: Well, thank you very much. You know that was the most disappointing thing of my career that I didn't have the opportunity to play in that game. Because I was on crutches, had an Achilles tear, and could not play. They came very close - the Redskins did - it was 14-7. Billy (Kilmer) hit the goal post three times in that game. If you recall, the goal post was on the goal line. I think he hit it three times in the game, which he couldn't do that again if he tried, or no one could. Yes, I would have loved to play in that game, and had the opportunity and I've kidded a lot of the Dolphins over the years, said 'yes, we would have won, if I'd played against them.' We did have that opportunity to play against them in '74 and we beat them in the last five seconds at RFK Stadium, which was kind of my own Super Bowl.

Brilliant, you can cut and paste. Wow!

Hail
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[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by PhxRedSkin

Brilliant, you can cut and paste. Wow!

Hail
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What's your deal today PhxRed?

[70Chip]

Originally Posted by PhxRedSkin

Brilliant, you can cut and paste. Wow!

Hail
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I was responding to the post above which insinuated that Sonny was available to play in the SB game. I thought it would have more validity coming from Sonny himself. Anyone who's ever seen the NFL Films highlights knows he was on crutches.

And you PhxRedSkin;251149 , you are going on my list.

[hooskins]

Originally Posted by PhxRedSkin

Brilliant, you can cut and paste. Wow!

Hail
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Seriously dude, just because some brings up a valid counterpoint doesnt mean you have to flip out and be an ass about it. We are all wrong at times. Chill.

[Longtimefan]

I didn't see much slacking today because I thought for the most part, everyone put forth good effort. In one of my post last week I mentioned the fact that since the playoffs are a remote possibility now, how are these guys going to perform with nothing much left to play for but pride, and to continue their careers with the team. I'm sure the coaching staff will be looking to see the same things. Off today's effort however, I'll have to wait another week, because one cannot argue with the effort put forth today.

[Pocket$ $traight]

I didn't see too many today but I did see the 30 million dollar captain of the punt team miss an assignment which allowed a punt to be blocked.

He needs to get it together. Otherwise, he is a complete joke.

I spoke to a Panthers fan today who pointed out that Steve Smith's game winning overtime catch in the playoffs against St. Louis was against double A. (Not Arn Anderson of Four Horseman glory)

[djnemo65]

Originally Posted by Grim21Reaper

I didn't see too many today but I did see the 30 million dollar captain of the punt team miss an assignment which allowed a punt to be blocked.

He needs to get it together. Otherwise, he is a complete joke.

I spoke to a Panthers fan today who pointed out that Steve Smith's game winning overtime catch in the playoffs against St. Louis was against double A. (Not Arn Anderson of Four Horseman glory)

That was against Jason Sehorn. I'm pretty sure about that.

[jamf]

Originally Posted by Grim21Reaper

I didn't see too many today but I did see the 30 million dollar captain of the punt team miss an assignment which allowed a punt to be blocked.

He needs to get it together. Otherwise, he is a complete joke.

I spoke to a Panthers fan today who pointed out that Steve Smith's game winning overtime catch in the playoffs against St. Louis was against double A. (Not Arn Anderson of Four Horseman glory)

I thought the blocked punt was AA's fault too but in the post game, Sellers said it was his own fault. Sellers said that he was too far back in his stance or something like that...

[chris36]

Thanks dick heads. I do like the Bears and I like Ravens. I like the bears because I like the way they have built their team. I like the Ravens because they are local and have been playing well. But I have been a Redskins fan first my whole life. I am 36 and unlike most people my first love was George Allen. I can remember Diron Talbert(the dancing bear), Coy Bacon, Mike Bragg the punter, Chris Hamburger, and Billy Kilmer. I was eight years old when Jack Kent Cook fired George Allen, I was devastated. I remember when Joe Thiesman took over for Billy Kilmer. I remember Clarence Harmon running the ball under Jack Pardee, in place of the holdout John Riggins. I remember Ike Forte. Lemar Parish, Joe Lavender, and Ken Houston. So you tell me, are you a better Redskins fan? You may be, but most can't say that.

[chris36]

Well the Redskins have gotten a lot worse since then and I am still here. It was a joke. Its a joke, I have been using at work since Joe Gibbs left. I walk into work every Monday after a loss and say "Like I have been saying all year long, I am a ------(who ever is doing really, good unless it the cowgirls) fan". It makes people laugh, because they know what a Redskins freak I am. But it did not transfer to a post real well

Like I have been saying all year long, I'm a Chicago Bears Fan.

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Think it is time to jump ship. What I don't understand is that Chicago wanted Randel El and Archuletta. We got both and we suck. I guess if we have a realy bad year at least our draft choices will be good, oh I forgot we ghave them all away. GO CHICAGO!!!!!!!!!!!

[chris36]

Your right, it was Ron Mcdole. I was only 4 or 5, but you were even younger. Do you remember, or did you ask some one?