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BD Sullivan wrote:

Teo wrote:Art Donovan

Those who have Antenna TV might be interested to know that this Friday night (2/5), their nightly Johnny Carson rerun will have a 1990 appearance by Art Donovan.

Is Tony Siragusa the modern-day (also Baltimore, D-lineman) Art D or what??

74_75_78_79_ wrote:

BD Sullivan wrote:

Teo wrote:Art Donovan

Those who have Antenna TV might be interested to know that this Friday night (2/5), their nightly Johnny Carson rerun will have a 1990 appearance by Art Donovan.

Is Tony Siragusa the modern-day (also Baltimore, D-lineman) Art D or what??

He's Art Donovan--without the humor.

Plenty of people in football that I'd have one question for (to clear things up) and many many coaches I'd be interested in just sitting there and letting them talk. The list could change by the day but off the top of my head the five I think would cover the most that I'm interested in:

Joe F. Carr
George Halas
Mel Hein
Ray Flaherty
Red Badgro

The last three would be the best - for me - for multiple levels of football.

74_75_78_79_ wrote:

BD Sullivan wrote:

Teo wrote:Art Donovan

Those who have Antenna TV might be interested to know that this Friday night (2/5), their nightly Johnny Carson rerun will have a 1990 appearance by Art Donovan.

Is Tony Siragusa the modern-day (also Baltimore, D-lineman) Art D or what??

And is Luke Kuechly (#59) a possible modern-day (also #59) JACK HAM??

BD Sullivan wrote:

74_75_78_79_ wrote:
Is Tony Siragusa the modern-day (also Baltimore, D-lineman) Art D or what??

He's Art Donovan--without the humor.

He's a hybrid of Art Donovan and Alex Karras - not quite the raconteur that Donovan was, not quite the actor Karras was, but elements of both are there.

Vince Lombardi
Buster Ramsey
Jim Thorpe
Johnny Unitas
Marion Motley