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Message Board For Tacklers Who Miss Dante Hall
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alexjohnson16
Platinum Member
LOL, I got a nice kick out of that.
maddogchen
Diamond Member
that pic, 44 chiefs looks like he's doing an illegal block in the back.
CPA
Elite Member
Stupid Chef fans DJ Williams was drafted in 2004. He is a rookie this season. He was playing college ball last year.
Oh, and how do you like your 1-3 start?
Oh, and how do you like your 1-3 start?
alexjohnson16
Platinum Member
Dayne just runs people over.
GasX
Lifer
Roger "The Dodger" Staubach
Randall Cunningham
check this out
The Fran Tarkenton Rule
In the "rag days" of pro football there was a referee and an umpire wearing striped shirts. Eventually, other officials were added until the crew consisted of five whistle-blowers with the addition of a back judge in 1947. This was the norm through the Fifties and into the Sixties.
Scramblin' Fran Tarkenton debuted with the Minnesota Vikings in 1961. Not only did his waterbug ramblings play havoc with defensive linemen, but the five officials had their hands full trying to determine if Fran was really behind the line of scrimmage when he finally flung the pigskin downfield. In 1965 a line judge was added as the sixth (or Tarkenton's) official. Stationed on the line of scrimmage opposite the head linesman, the sixth official and the head linesman stayed right on the line to make sure Sir Francis -- or other mobile quarterbacks -- didn't cross over the line before throwing the ball. This helped the zebras. Only Fran's retirement after the 1978 season helped the panting linemen. It was also about this time that a seventh official (the side judge) was added to NFL crews.
Randall Cunningham
check this out
The Fran Tarkenton Rule
In the "rag days" of pro football there was a referee and an umpire wearing striped shirts. Eventually, other officials were added until the crew consisted of five whistle-blowers with the addition of a back judge in 1947. This was the norm through the Fifties and into the Sixties.
Scramblin' Fran Tarkenton debuted with the Minnesota Vikings in 1961. Not only did his waterbug ramblings play havoc with defensive linemen, but the five officials had their hands full trying to determine if Fran was really behind the line of scrimmage when he finally flung the pigskin downfield. In 1965 a line judge was added as the sixth (or Tarkenton's) official. Stationed on the line of scrimmage opposite the head linesman, the sixth official and the head linesman stayed right on the line to make sure Sir Francis -- or other mobile quarterbacks -- didn't cross over the line before throwing the ball. This helped the zebras. Only Fran's retirement after the 1978 season helped the panting linemen. It was also about this time that a seventh official (the side judge) was added to NFL crews.
CPA
Elite Member
I know it's a joke and I cringed when I saw that play last year. But Chef fans are still idiots. At least the guy could have done is put the right player in there, or at least a player who was actually on the Broncos during that game. C'mon man, I completely owned that thread with my comment. I should get my pwnage props. 😀 😛
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