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Bryan wrote:

JohnH19 wrote:I would switch out Cook for Namath since he did win THE biggest game in AFL history.

My first thought was to go with Namath, but then what if the opposing team had Tommy Janik in their secondary?

Obscure reference, but very apropos ....Excellent!

I would be more than happy to organize a gathering for PFRA members in the Western New York area (which could include central New York and southern Ontario). Can I get a show of hands so we can see if there is enough interest?

The Colts were almost always good with Unitas, but his inclusion on a Mt Rushmore type monument has as much to do with his image and what it meant for the NFL between 1958 and 1970. Unitas was in essence the face of the league during that period, arguably the its most famous player until the likes ...

The Colts were almost always good with Unitas, but his inclusion on a Mt Rushmore type monument has as much to do with his image and what it meant for the NFL between 1958 and 1970. Unitas was in essence the face of the league during that period, arguably the its most famous player until the likes o...

I'm old fashioned. I like my football on real grass, my beer cold, and my Coffin Corner on paper ...

OK, so that's one nomination for Ken Crippen.

Former Buffalo Bills RB and #2 draft choice in 1969, Bill Enyart passed away yesterday.

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Clark Schaughnessy, Joe Collier ..

Hop in the woodie and head down to the ocean!