Good job, junc. Couldn't remember if he was #71 or #91. If I remember correctly, he made a big play in the win at Buffalo the week following the Dennis Byrd injury. I was out in Pennsylvania listening to that game in the car, driving around a mall parking lot trying to get reception.
Moments after brian Washington returned the INt to give us the lead 24-17 lead late in the game Pickel recovered a jim kelly fumble to seal it(I don't remember if Pickel actually was the one hit hit and forced the fumble though). As for #70: Matt O'Dwyer: Leonard Marshal's jersey:
That was it, thanks again. He was a Rutgers guy, too---big time program these days, junc. :grin: :up: No Stan Waldemore on Google.
That was awesome, you knew it was our year when we get a break like that. Me and my friend were there, we saw the replay and then everyone practically ran to their cars. Those old Seattle unis were much better too, I think. Didn't Fabini change to #68? He could be posted two days in a row.
No, fabini never changed to 68. Mawae was 68 and he played all his years here w/ mawae. Maybe he was 68 w/ dallas last year but I don't know. That TD was a little justice for all the years of getting screwed and we even got screwed the play before. Key caught a would be TD an was forced out but they didn't give us the TD.
namath with his finger running off the field in sb3 is '69. can be used for 12 also but this brings me to '69
Wow, Dave Herman. He did the color on the radio alongside Marty Glickman when I was a kid and the home games were blacked out from TV. Other notable #67's were Gary Poetz (probably spelled wrong) from the late 70s and, if I'm not mistaken, the Road Grater, Dwayne White, from the Bruce Coslet era.
