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JameisSaintston wrote: ↑Fri Oct 13, 2023 7:12 am

When Colt McCoy inevitably (hopefully) gets to the Colts... that'll be a special one.

Colt Anderson played for the Colts from 2014-2015.

Any saints play for the Saints? Anyone with "St." in their name? Taysom Hill is a Latter-day Saint Ah, perfect. I presume no Bengalis have ever played for the Bengals? What about Bill "Tiger" Johnson as their Head Coach? Steve Bird and Carl Birdsong may qualify as Cardinals. A.J...

There was a time in the 80s that the "other" #56 in NY (Lance Mehl) was playing at a Pro Bowl level, and it was showcased in ESPN. IIRC in 1988 they met in the last game of the season, and the Jets knocked out the Giants out of the playoffs. It will be interesting to list players who have ...

I think Kraft will let Belichick hang in for the record, he even will let bring back McDaniels (if he is getting fired in the near future) and Patricia to help Bill.

This'll probably surprise some people but my pick is Coach Landry. Going 18 straight seasons (or whatever it was) w/o suffering a losing record in the N.F.L. is truly remarkable. He (handily) won his one H2H match-up vs. Coach Shula in a S.B. and, let's face it: if not for the "Steel Curtain&q...

Derrick Ward had 1,000 yards rushing with the defending Super Bowl Champion Giants in 2008 with a 5.6 ypc to lead the NFL. In his other 7 seasons combined he had a total of 1,600 rushing yards.

Eagles NT Charlie Johnson had 4 interceptions between the 1980 and 1981 seasons. He had another two years later as a member of the Vikings.

George Reed, Canadian football Hall of Fame RB for the Saskatchewan Roughriders from 1963-1975, died on October 1. He was 83 years old.

https://www.cbc.ca/sports/football/cfl/ ... -1.6984212

https://cfhof.ca/members/george-reed/

I think you have to consider for 60s-70s Danny Abramowicz and John Gilliam into the mix.

For 70s-80s: Bob Chandler, Wes Chandler, Wesley Walker, Tony Hill, Alfred Jenkins.

Correct me, but I believe that in the 70s-80s every time that the Saints traveled to Wisconsin to play the Packers the game was held in Milwaukee. I recall two or three games (including the one when Tony Galbreath and Wes Chandler handled the kicking and punting duties).