NFL Week 16: So we were talking about rules

In Oakland or LA?

 

LA.

 

Random. I was on the sidelines that night shooting the game for my station.

 

Two teams that have never won a Super Bowl. Why aren't we talking about the Curse of Michael Gee?

 

Colder than a motherfucker, wasn’t it?

 

I had done Vikings/Packers the week before at Lambeau. Spergon's other game. THAT was cold.

 

Impossible!

 

The Eagles and Browns both did win NFL titles after that game, Eagles in 1960, Browns in '64. So if there is such a curse, it was a post-dated one.

 

I'm going to think of that as a reprieve before you really let your curse settle in. I have no idea why you'd do that to those two fine cities, you sorcerer.

 

Chargers @ Chiefs- 85
Last game of the season. They were no good at this point, so no one gave a shit. And when I say no one gave a shit........I'm telling you that place was empty.
But I do remember the Chiefs won the game.

 

Darren McFadden is the latest NFL player to be ripped off by a longtime family friend hired to manage his finances. And this one stings. A few years ago, McFadden told the guy to invest $3 million in Bitcoin. That investment would be worth $237 million today.
As a kicker, the alleged crook's name is Michael Vick, and he's got some balls.

McFadden sues ex-business manager for $15M

 

Don't think it was my first game, but each year my parents took each of my siblings to a Raiders game (they had season tickets). One year the Raiders played the Cowboys on one of those Saturday night prime time deals with Cosell, Dandy Don and Gifford on hand, along with Landry, Madden, Stabler, Staubach, it was my birthday. Sunday's game brought back memories. Raiders won that game though.
Thinking about it, there must have been at least 15 Hall of Famers in the stadium that night. (Checking the Internets....-actually about 20) Stabler, Madden, Biletnikoff, Casper, Shell, Upshaw, Otto, Willie Brown, Blanda, Ray Guy, Landry, Staubach, Bob Hayes, Bob Lilley, Mel Renfro, Ernie Stautner, Ditka, (and Gifford and Tex Schramm (if he travelled) and Al Davis.