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From what I gather, Bevell was blaming Lockette after the game for not fighting hard enough for the ball. What nerve. I felt the play was slow in developing. Lockette was too slow on his break. Once the ball was in the air it was too late. As far as the timeouts go, it looked a little weird, but I ...

Greatest game ever? It was a very interesting game, I would say. I thought Seattle came out flat. They never really got any pressure on Rodgers. Maybe they concentrated on coverage, I don't know. I thought it was closer to Dallas-San Francisco 1972. Including an onside kick. I expect New England to ...

In this matchup, avoiding big plays by the Seahawks defense is probably more inportant than stopping big plays by their offense. So GB should take a controlled approach. I am okay with them settling for field goals or using some time. A lot of the game can be trading punches and keeping the Seahawks...

Okay, on the offense, the other three were Guy Dennis, Larry Smith, and Mike Montler.

In the NFL draft, 8 of the 26 first round choices were black, rest were white. Times have changed...

oldecapecod 11 wrote:There is something about both units, by the way, that you will never see again - ever!

Nine of the players are white? I agree that we'll never see that again!

Two in the upper right are John Didion and Charles Rosenfelder, who never played pro ball.

Two in the middle bottom are Ron Sellers and Ted Kwalick.

I don't know the guys in the middle of the back row.