Chandler#81

When MEN played the game.

Consider the source, folks.

As usual, you don’t remember squat. Kemp never played a Down in ‘68. Dan Darragh was the QB throughout the game. Far from a huge comeback, we led most of the game on the strength of 5 interceptions & 3 Pick-6’s. The jets scored twice late to make it respectable. It was our only win of the season. Either you’re lying about being there or you caught a grenade in your teeth in the Mekong Delta. 🤦‍♂️

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Thanks, Steve O. Later in life, Harry became a well known Corporate motivational speaker. Had the occasion to speak with him after one of his seminars. He was impressed how much I knew about him and his teams and appreciated his play here.

Good. Glad you understand.

Fyi, OP, the last thread asking what we’d trade for Allen was shut down for dumbing down the Board. Please review topics before starting new threads.

I’ll never forget the radio call by Melzer & Azar on this play; “OH! They’ve got him hemmed in behind the line!” Then, pure MAGIC!

We know we’re watching a delayed position development in Allen. Each year, we’ve seen dramatic improvement from some poor decisions and method throws from the previous season. But we’ve also seen an inevitable return to Mad Josh as the season wear on. This happens to most QBs that entered the League unpolished. The good ones eventually get it right in the face of big pressure and dealing with lingering injuries. He’s shown so much improvement from his rookie season. It confirms for me we haven’t seen his best yet.

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HB, NG! Enjoy Your Day!

Great topic, OP, and excellent contributions. The athletes in all sports are bigger, better & faster than days of yore. They are committed to year long conditioning programs and the $$ they earn is worth the commitment. As for the NFL specifically, today’s QBs are markedly better year in & year out than at any time previously. The coaching and game plans -even at the high school level, are where pro coaching once was. There’s no more single-wing or college specific offenses. Every level is playing ‘pro football’.

I agree. Ergo,..

Yes! Legendary names like Johnny Green, JP Losman, EJ Manuel account for the 85%. Jimbo was a 1st Rounder, but he was our 2nd #1 that year. As for Allen’s 1st Round class, Mayfield & Darnold went before him, with Wrong Josh & Lamar. Jackson has been terrific but odd. We nabbed the best in that crap shoot.

Kay saying ‘Small guys get it done’.

Ok, but many of us armchair Coaches have opined since early last season that our run game improves dramatically with Mongo at Center. Morse is very adept, but Feliciano is an animal. Poise & precision or Punch ‘em in the mouth?🤷‍♂️

Ok, I’m kaboshing this thread. Already have posts removed, multiple warnings issued and the OP predictably dropped by, dropped a turd and ran.

Lots-O-Bills goin’ to the Pro Bowl! (at least off my ballot..)

My sister ..um.. ‘gets around’. So...