Thx Buck!
What two NFL teams played in what became eventually known as "The Mel Gray Game?"
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Thx Buck!
What two NFL teams played in what became eventually known as "The Mel Gray Game?"
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Bingo my friend!!!! Jim Hart hit Mel Gray for TD over the middle in the '75 clash in St.Louis in a LONG DEBATED "did Gray hold onto the ball long enough to constitute A CATCH!!!???
Actually he didnt but there was no instant replay and the game went into OT! Cards won, I was happy!!! George Allen had released Sonny Jurgensen that year, and another ex Duke footballer Steve Jones (from Sanford) was a Cardinal!
Sky take it away!!!
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Actually he didnt but there was no instant replay and the game went into OT! Cards won, I was happy!!! George Allen had released Sonny Jurgensen that year, and another ex Duke footballer Steve Jones (from Sanford) was a Cardinal!
Sky take it away!!!
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Before I asked the Morten Andersen question, I was looking at the list of the top-20 points leader of all-time. But I can't remember anyone else on the list, except for Adam Vinatieri... So that obviously doesn't help.
I can't imagine it's anyone other than Jerry Rice or Emmitt Smith. As a long shot, I'll say Ladainian Tomlinson.
I can't imagine it's anyone other than Jerry Rice or Emmitt Smith. As a long shot, I'll say Ladainian Tomlinson.
Pretty sure George Blanda is correct. But the question is a little tricky, as most of his points came as a placekicker.
Blanda is correct and it is tricky but George Blanda was a QB his whole career and he played QB into his 40's. Good answer and you had to give it some thought.
Blanda is correct. He is a QB . You are up. OFC
We'll stay on Blanda.
What blue blood from another sport did Blanda attend in college and what historic coach did he play for most of his collegiate career?
What blue blood from another sport did Blanda attend in college and what historic coach did he play for most of his collegiate career?
By process of illumination I figured it out but waited to give someone else a shot. It's UK. OFC