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dougonthebench
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they dont make QB's like that anymore!!!!
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Was that from the cnnsi article about Aikman and Staubach taking their lumps in NASCAR and getting engines and equipment from Joe Gibbs Racing? That was a pretty funny article. Joe Gibbs is like their daddy. So he now owns Aikman, Staubach, and Bledsoe all at once. Joe Jackson Gibbs is my hero.
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My mistake. That article I was talking about is from MSNBC...its a good read. Check it out. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/13108589/
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My mistake superpunk. I started a whole new thread to make sure you guys can read it. Honestly though, it shows what a class act Gibbs is. He's bringing those guys along in Nascar and helping them through the tough times, he's almost like a father figure to them.
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leave the poor kid alone! he's a Commander fan afterall, you must treat them like you would a mentally-challenged kid
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bbgun said:From today's cnnsi slideshow
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:bravo:
"In 1972, he missed most of the season with a separated shoulder but he relieved Craig Morton in a divisional playoff against San Francisco and threw two touchdown passes in the last 90 seconds to defeat the 49ers, 30-28. With that performance, he won back his regular job and did not relinquish it again during his career"
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"In 1972, he missed most of the season with a separated shoulder but he relieved Craig Morton in a divisional playoff against San Francisco and threw two touchdown passes in the last 90 seconds to defeat the 49ers, 30-28. With that performance, he won back his regular job and did not relinquish it again during his career"
- Source: Pro Football Hall of Fame
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bbgun said:
that uni does look sweet, but I have a preference for old-school unis as it is, to me, the simplest is the best
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bbgun said:
those are some tight pants, I don't know, maybe have white sleeves and I'd be drooling over them
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bbgun said:
Those pants are way cool. I'd love to go back to them.
Mark this down. First time since before I was born that I agreed with BBgun.
Must be a Chinese holiday or sumthin.
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That pic is from a list CNNSI had of the top #12s of all-time.
It was a pretty good list. They put Brady at the top. I would have put Bradshaw just based on the 4 SB wins he holds.
As for the uniforms, if I was owner for a day, I would go back to the royal blue away jersey like Staubach is wearing in the pic and I would go with the true greyish/silver pants like Staubach is wearing in my sig pic. If Jerry did that we would have the top-selling merchandise in the league....Guaranteed!!
It was a pretty good list. They put Brady at the top. I would have put Bradshaw just based on the 4 SB wins he holds.
As for the uniforms, if I was owner for a day, I would go back to the royal blue away jersey like Staubach is wearing in the pic and I would go with the true greyish/silver pants like Staubach is wearing in my sig pic. If Jerry did that we would have the top-selling merchandise in the league....Guaranteed!!