Re: Mt. Rushmore of Follies
Posted: Fri Mar 25, 2016 4:04 pm
I think the Thanksgiving snow game was more boneheaded... because he cost his team the game. (IIRC)
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it did, I was on sideline, nearly got run over by a TE a couple of plays before as it was hard to get out of the way (wearing Doc Martins), Lett did that about 30 yards in front of me. Wrote my first article in C&PFN about that game. I took photo of OJ wearing leather gloves that looked familiar. The snow was a mix of sleet and snow, looked like little frozen pellets.ChrisBabcock wrote:I think the Thanksgiving snow game was more boneheaded... because he cost his team the game. (IIRC)
The Miracle at the Meadowlands also put the Eagles in the playoffs.JohnH19 wrote:Jim Marshall. Thankfully, the Vikings won the game.
Edit: Oops. Someone beat me to it.
The Miracle at the Meadowlands was even bigger because it ruined what was a promising first half of the season for the Giants.
One slight correction. Tasker didn't take his helmet off. That usually wouldn't get you thrown out of a game anyway (although 1997 WAS the first year where removing the helmet would result in a penalty.)JeffreyMiller wrote:Steve Tasker getting thrown out of the final game of his career for taking off his helmet on the field ...