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Today marks the anniversary of the Steelers officially hiring Bill Cowher as the franchise's second head coach since the AFL/NFL merger.
Today marks the anniversary of the Steelers officially hiring Bill Cowher as the franchise's second head coach since the AFL/NFL merger.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This week we go back in time with former West Coast and Melbourne forward, along with NFL punter Darren Bennett. Darren reminisces about his career, reflects on some of special moments during his time in the game. Darren, a Western Australian native, lined up with the West Coast Eagles in their inaugural year of 1987. He spent only season at the Eagles before being drafted by Melbourne, playing 74 games between 1989 and 1993. Darren then went over to the USA and carved out a 159-game career in the NFL with San Diego and Minnesota. In this chat, Darren talks about his inaugural year with Eagles, his knee injury in the late 80's, being recruited to Melbourne and playing forward, his unbelievable 1990 season up forward, leaving to play American Football and his fondest moments in the NFL. A great listen with the ninety-fifth member of 'The 90's Club Footy Podcast'. This episode has been produced by Set Sounds.
We are just over 24 hours away from the first game of the season featuring the Ravens and Chiefs in a rematch of last year's AFC Championship Game. Jacob and Tom list their top ten teams with only one day to go before the start of the season. Since the 1970 AFL-NFL merger there are five teams that have the best home game winning percentage, and it should be no surprise the Steelers rank number one.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Syracuse University communications professor and former Emmy award-winning ESPN producer Dennis Deninger ("The Football Game That Changed America: How the NFL Created a National Holiday") joins the show to take us through the origin story and unlikely sociological trajectory of the Super Bowl - pro football's annual championship extravaganza that morphed from uncertain beginnings during the late 1960s AFL-NFL merger into one of America's dominant cultural touchstones. From the book's dust jacket: The Super Bowl has changed what was just another wintry Sunday into America's unofficial holiday. It's the biggest entertainment event of the year. It's the most important advertising event of the year. It is the biggest gambling event of the year. More Americans watch this game than vote in presidential elections. How did this all happen? In "The Football Game That Changed America," Dennis Deninger reveals how the Super Bowl went from almost being canceled after its first two years to becoming an ingrained part of American life. He tells the story of how this colossal event came to be—including the challenges, stumbles, and amusing surprises along the way—and details the game's incredible impact well beyond the sports world, touching virtually every facet of life in the United States. + + + SUPPORT THE SHOW: Buy Us a Coffee: https://ko-fi.com/goodseatsstillavailable "Good Seats" Show & Defunct Team Merch: http://tee.pub/lic/RdiDZzQeHSY SPONSOR THANKS: Royal Retros (promo code: SEATS): https://www.503-sports.com?aff=2 Old School Shirts.com (promo code: GOODSEATS) https://oldschoolshirts.com/goodseats READ EARLY AND OFTEN: The Football Game That Changed America: How the NFL Created a National Holiday (2024): https://amzn.to/4cRKGhn FIND AND FOLLOW: Website: https://goodseatsstillavailable.com/ X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/GoodSeatsStill Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodseatsstillavailable/ Threads: https://www.threads.net/@goodseatsstillavailable Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GoodSeatsStillAvailable/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@goodseatsstillavailable
Ronde Barber sits down with me to talk about his fatherhood journey. He shares a fantastic view on fatherhood as a girl dad. He shares the lessons he learned from miscarriages and his mindset on becoming a father. After that we talk about his time in the NFL, winning Super Bowl XXXVII and getting into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. In addition we talk about writing children's books with his brother, Tiki and calling games for FOX Sports. We also chat about the work he does at Valspar Championship and Copperhead Charities. Lastly, we finish the interview with the Fatherhood Quick Five. About Ronde Barber A list of adjectives used to describe Rondé Barber accurately would grow long. And that would be fitting for a player whose many career highlights starts with his longevity: 241 regular-season games played, an NFL-record streak of 215 consecutive starts at cornerback (224 counting playoffs) and the distinction of being the only defensive back since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970 to start every game for 13 consecutive seasons. Barber didn't merely fill a spot in the lineup. He made plays that shaped the outcomes of games at a time when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers consistently ranked among the NFL's top defenses and made several trips to the postseason, including a victory in Super Bowl XXXVII. Barber finished his career with 47 interceptions and 28 sacks, leaving him as the only player in NFL history with at least 45 and 25, respectively, in those categories. He's the NFL's all-time sack leader for cornerbacks and also made 88 tackles for loss. Twice he intercepted three passes in a game, and six times he forced at least two turnovers in a game. He scored 14 touchdowns on returns: eight interceptions, four fumbles and two deflected punts. Barber was voted to the NFL's All-Decade Team of the 2000s (second team) and was the Buccaneers' winner of the Ed Block Courage Award in 2011, given across the NFL to a player from each team who demonstrates courage, sportsmanship and dedication to his hometown community. Make sure you follow Ronde on Twitter and Instagram at @rondebarber. Gabb Is Sponsoring This Week's Episode No Internet, no social media, no worries. Gabb provides kid-safe tech to protect kids and connect families. Gabb's kids smartwatches and smartphones include essentials like GPS tracking, voice calling, messaging, and more - all without the distractions and dangers of adult tech. We promise parents peace of mind for their kids' safety. Gabb is the way to introduce a kids phone as a first phone and teach them how to use technology responsibly. For more information go to their website at gabb.com. About The Art of Fatherhood Podcast The Art of Fatherhood Podcast follows the journey of fatherhood. Your host, Art Eddy talks with fantastic dads from all around the world where they share their thoughts on fatherhood. You get a unique perspective on fatherhood from guests like Joe Montana, Bob Odenkirk, Vincent D'Onofrio, Kevin Smith, Danny Trejo, Jerry Rice, Jeff Foxworthy, Patrick Warburton, Jeff Kinney, Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, Kyle Busch, Dennis Quaid, Dwight Freeney and many more.
Bernie puts St. Louis' historical NFL woes into perspective as he dives into the continuous string of missteps and bad luck for the New York Jets since the AFL-NFL merger.
In this week's fan-favorite podcast, NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath discusses the Jets' historic Super Bowl III win against the Baltimore Colts, including his guarantee that the Jets would win and how the win aided the AFL-NFL merger.
Lucas and David run through the absolutely brilliant AFL Grand Final and Week 4 of the NFL in this week's Podcast.
On this episode of Bats and Balls Podcast, The Producer and Josh go through NRL & AFL Finals, NFL, EPL and more. Week 2 of the finals saw the Storm be too good for the Roosters and the Warriors ended the Knights winning run. This gets us to the Prelim Finals with The Panthers against the Storm and the Broncos against the Warriors. Who will make the GF? We are now on Patreon. Follow the link below to join. https://www.patreon.com/batsandballspod The AFL finals saw Carlton knock out the Demons and Josh's GWS Giants knock out Port Adelaide. The Prelim Finals see Collingwood against the Giants and Lions against Carlton. We then tip the NFL and EPL games for our tipping competitions. 0:00:00 – Running 0:16:30 – NRL 0:44:20 – AFL 1:07:00 – NFL 1:12:00 – EPL 1:24:00 – Other Sport – Motorsport, Canoe Twitter - @batsandballspod Brendan - @The Producer05 Josh - @PiesJosh Colbee - @colbee6ref Mendy - @BigMendy180 Erik - @ErikNielsen2759 Part of the Always Up Network Always Up Network - @AlwaysUpNetwork #AUN Email - batsandballspodcast@gmail.com facebook.com/batsandballspodcast http://batsandballspodcast.com/
In this episode of "The Theory of Thing Investment Podcast," we delve into the seismic shifts in the investment landscape. First up, we examine the ripple effects of the WFH revolution, now making waves on picket lines. We explore how this paradigm shift is reshaping investment strategies.Next, we dissect the latest developments in the Federal Reserve's policy. What do the Fed dots reveal, and what lies ahead for investors? Our experts break down the implications for your portfolio.Then, we uncover the explosive movements in the uranium market. From mining to nuclear energy, we analyze the factors driving this massive surge.Finally, we share valuable AFL/NFL investment tips to help you navigate the sports investment arena. Tune in for indispensable insights into the ever-evolving world of investing.Also Tim Cook goes full cringe.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-bip-show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
On this episode of Bats and Balls Podcast, The Producer and Colbee go through NRL, AFL, NFL, EPL and Motorsport. Josh also drops by to tip this week's finals and NFL. NRL Round 27 has been completed and The Dolphins are the NEW Bats and Balls Champions and will hold the belt over the off season. The finals are now set who will go all the way to the GF We are now on Patreon. Follow the link below to join. https://www.patreon.com/batsandballspod The AFL final teams are set. Pies Giants are playing finals. There are 8 teams left who can make a run to the flag. The NFL is back for another season starting this week. Who will finish higher Pies Giants or The Producers Rams?? The EPL is on the international break but Liverpool and Brighton are both started the season well. 0:00:00 – NRL Finals 0:43:30 – AFL 0:50:00 – NFL 0:59:30 – EPL 1:03:00 – Other Sport - Motorsport Twitter - @batsandballspod Brendan - @The Producer05 Josh - @PiesJosh Colbee - @colbee6ref Mendy - @BigMendy180 Erik - @ErikNielsen2759 Part of the Always Up Network Always Up Network - @AlwaysUpNetwork #AUN Email - batsandballspodcast@gmail.com facebook.com/batsandballspodcast http://batsandballspodcast.com/
Hour 3: Mike takes your calls on the early years with the Bills and the role they played with the AFL/NFL merger.
We get into the AFL/NFL rivalry, the evolution of kickers, and how a kicking style transformed football. It's time to tell the story of Pete Gogolak.
How is everyone doing on this Throwback Thursday? In hour 1 Tony & Ronn cover game 3 of the #NBAFinals where the #MilehighBasketball dominating to a 2-1 lead in the series! Fun fact on Throwback Thursday, on this day 57 years ago the AFL/NFL merged together. Tony & Ronn also briefly bring up the #PGA/#LIV Golf merger again and Messi heading to #Inter Miami F.C in 2024!
6-7-2023 Passed Ball Show. John wonders what the best single sport merger in history in light of the PGA LIV golf tour unification. John wants you to let him know if there was a more effective one than the AFL/ NFL football merger. John then spends a couple of minutes talking about how much he has enjoyed watching Jacob deGrom pitch over the past several years. He then wonders whether Jake can effectively dial down his fastball or he can only operate at throwing every pitch over 100 miles per hour. During today's #SavingSportsHistory segment, John remembers several number one (1) overall MLB draft picks, including the Mets decision to not draft Reggie Jackson, some French Open Champions including Chris Evert, the Seattle Supersonics, Thurman Munson, Allen Iverson, and Herb Score.
Episode 251 - Why NFL fans will love the AFL, w/AFL and NFL star, Darren Bennett In this episode, I sit down with Darren Bennett to discuss his role with the Punt Factory, and how we can grow exposure to the AFL in the US New podcast website Have a sticker for your local footy club that you want to share? My mailing address is: Craig Wessels 1124 McKinley St. Sandusky Ohio 44870 USA Guest Intake Form - link Want to help out the podcast? Leave me a review! Buy me a coffee, Podcast fundraiser Podcast "merch" storefront @Yank_on A Yank on the Footy Podcast - Home | Facebook ayankonthefooty@gmail.com https://twitter.com/PuntFactoryAU https://puntfactory.com/au/ Dwayne Armstrong - Wikipedia Darren Bennett - Player Bio Club of the episode - East Fremantle Sharks - https://www.effc.com.au/ East Fremantle Football ClubFacebook MAILING LIST signup: I hope you'll consider signing up for the mailing list, so you'll be the first to have the new episode dropped off right into your inbox. You can sign up for the mailing list that is on ayankonthefooty.com For crisis support, please contact: Lifeline http://lifeline.org.au 13 11 14 Beyond Blue http://beyondblue.org.au 1300 22 4636 In the U.S.: https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ 1-800-273-8255 – Active duty military and veterans, dial 988 and press 1
Análisis de la victoria de los 49ers en el partido de ronda divisional, San Francisco logra avanzar al NFC Championship game por segundo año consecutivo y por tercera ocasión en 4 años. Desde la fusión AFL - NFL, Brock Purdy se convierte en el quinto QB novato que logra llegar hasta esta instancia. Sigue nuestras redes: FB: https://www.facebook.com/L0SNINERS YT: https://www.youtube.com/c/LosNiners IG: https://www.instagram.com/los.niners TW: https://twitter.com/los_niners
We visit with former Indianapolis Colts long time running back coach Gene Huey! From his early start in football as a player at Wyoming and the AFL/NFL, to his college coaching career and onto the NFL where he coached Pro Football Hall of Famers Marshall Faulk and Edgerrin James! TWITTER: @IconGridironINSTAGRAM: gridiron_iconTiKTok: gridironiconFacebook: facebook.com/gridironiconPart of the Lioncast Media Networkwww.lioncastmedia.com
Former Hall of Fame voter, Nick Canepa, joins Clark and Ira to discuss the career of former Chargers quarterback, John Hadl, who passed away on November 30th.
On this episode The Producer and Josh go through all the sport from the last week. Majsport and the Ferrari Cup has been in full swing even without The Producer being involved. The Ferrari Cup was held at Kyoto for Round 21 which saw IceTaylor claim the win. Maj tried a different strategy which didn't work but IceTaylor got him in the end using a 1 stop strategy. Only 1 race to go in the Ferrari Cup and IceTaylor only needs a 6th place finish to win it all. Check out Majsport on the link below. Make sure you subscribe to Majsport to stay up to date. https://www.youtube.com/user/majsport Josh tells us all about his current running and what he has been watching in the world of Running? The lid has officially been lifted on this podcast with The Mighty Parramatta Eels making the NRL Grand Final along with the Panthers. The Battle of the West will be a huge test for the Eels be we on this show think they can get the job done. The Eels also have their NRLW team in the grand final as well which could mean it's a huge day for the Eels. In the AFL the Cats destroyed the Swans in the Grand Final. In a game that was over at quarter time the Cats were just far too good. Join our NFL Tipping Comp and if you win you will win a prize. https://www.footytips.com.au/competitions/?ff=settings&competitionId=406234 The team then finish the show with some NFL. 0:00:00 – Majsport 025:00 – Running with Josh 0:37:00 – NRL 1:51:00 – AFL 2:02:00 – NFL Twitter - @batsandballspod Brendan - @The Producer05 Josh - @PiesJosh Colbee - @colbee6ref Mendy - @BigMendy180 Darren - @Dazza_20 Erik - @ErikNielsen2759 Part of the Always Up Network Always Up Network - @AlwaysUpNetwork #AUN Email - batsandballspodcast@gmail.com facebook.com/batsandballspodcast http://batsandballspodcast.com/
On this episode The Producer and Josh go through all the sport from the last week. Majsport and the Ferrari Cup has been in full swing even without The Producer being involved. The Ferrari Cup was held at Sardegna for Round 20 which saw Steven claim a win. Maj tried a different strategy which very nearly work but IceTaylor got him in the end. With 2 races to go only 1pt seperates IceTaylor and Maj for the championship. Check out Majsport on the link below. Make sure you subscribe to Majsport to stay up to date. https://www.youtube.com/user/majsport Josh tells us all about his current running and what he has coming up over the next few weeks. Did No Ma'am basketball win their Grand Final this week? The NRL saw the Rabbits defeat a battling Sharks team and The Eells smashed the Raiders. This sets up Prelimary Final Matches of Panthers vs Rabbits and Cowboys vs The Eels. Can the Eels finally win a premiership. In the AFL the Cats destroyed the Lions in their Preliminary Final and the Swans let a 38pt lead slip but were still good enough to defeat Collingwood by 1 point. This sets up the Cats vs Swans Grand Final. Let's go Swans!!! Join our NFL Tipping Comp and if you win you will win a prize. https://www.footytips.com.au/competitions/?ff=settings&competitionId=406234 The team then finish the show with some NFL and Motorsport. 0:00:00 – Majsport 020:00 – Running with Josh 0:22:00 – NRL 1:03:00 – AFL 1:17:00 – NFL 1:22:00 – Motorsport Twitter - @batsandballspod Brendan - @The Producer05 Josh - @PiesJosh Colbee - @colbee6ref Mendy - @BigMendy180 Darren - @Dazza_20 Erik - @ErikNielsen2759 Part of the Always Up Network Always Up Network - @AlwaysUpNetwork #AUN Email - batsandballspodcast@gmail.com facebook.com/batsandballspodcast http://batsandballspodcast.com/
On this episode The Producer and Josh go through all the sport from the last week. Majsport and the Ferrari Cup has been in full swing even without The Producer being involved. The Ferrari Cup was held at Maggiore GP for Round 18 which saw Bakos claim their first win. Maj had a tough race finishing 4th after having a spin on the first lap. With 4 races to go it is a battle between Maj and IceTaylor for who will win the championship. Check out Majsport on the link below. Make sure you subscribe to Majsport to stay up to date. https://www.youtube.com/user/majsport Josh tells us all about his current running and what he has coming up over the next few weeks. Can No Ma'am basketball win their semi final this week? In the NRL it is finals time and the Eels have managed to finish 4th after beating the Storm at home last weekend. This means they get to play agianst the Panthers week 1 of the finals. The Roosters win over the Rabbits means they get home ground advantage when the two teams play again this weekend. The Dragons defeated the Broncos when finally ended their season. After being in the Top 4 after 19 rounds some fans will feel very disappointed. The other finals games are Storm vs Raiders and Sharks at home against the Cowboys. In the AFL both the Swans and the Cats won meaning they will have the week off before home preliminary finals. In the elimination games the Dockers and Lions both had wins. Games this week are Demons at home against the Lions and Collingwood against the Dockers. The NFL is back for another season. Can the Rams go back-to-back or will the Giants surprise everyone including Josh and win it all. Join our NFL Tipping Comp and if you win you will win a prize. https://www.footytips.com.au/competitions/?ff=settings&competitionId=406234 The team then finish the show with some EPL, Motorsport and Cricket 0:09:00 – Majsport 023:00 – Running with Josh 0:28:00 – NRL 1:32:00 – AFL 1:41:00 – NFL 1:44:00 – EPL 1:51:00 – Motorsport & Cricket Twitter - @batsandballspod Brendan - @The Producer05 Josh - @PiesJosh Colbee - @colbee6ref Mendy - @BigMendy180 Darren - @Dazza_20 Erik - @ErikNielsen2759 Part of the Always Up Network Always Up Network - @AlwaysUpNetwork #AUN Email - batsandballspodcast@gmail.com facebook.com/batsandballspodcast http://batsandballspodcast.com/
Bernie talks NBA Draft surprises, Pistons great new core and tells you which potential All-Stars were selected. NBA dot com's Mark Medina joins the show to talk Kyrie's future and the draft. LIV is raiding players the same way that the AFL raided NFL players, Bernie gives you the history of the merger. Plus, Stanley Cup bets by popular demand! #FSRWeekends See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Bernie talks NBA Draft surprises, Pistons great new core and tells you which potential All-Stars were selected. NBA dot com's Mark Medina joins the show to talk Kyrie's future and the draft. LIV is raiding players the same way that the AFL raided NFL players, Bernie gives you the history of the merger. Plus, Stanley Cup bets by popular demand! #FSRWeekends See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Jan Stenerud is a Norwegian-American former football placekicker who played in the National Football League (NFL) and American Football League (AFL) for 19 seasons, primarily with Kansas City Chiefs. The first Norwegian NFL player, he began his career in the AFL after being selected by the Chiefs during the 1966 draft. Along with his 13 seasons in Kansas City, Stenerud was a member of the Green Bay Packers for four seasons and the Minnesota Vikings for two seasons until retiring in 1985. Stenerud was a six-time all-star (four NFL Pro Bowls and two AFL All-Star games) during his career, as well as a four-time first-team All-Pro in the NFL and a two-time first-team All-AFL. The season prior to the AFL–NFL merger, he also helped the Chiefs win their first Super Bowl title in Super Bowl IV. He was inducted to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1991 as the first exclusive placekicker to receive the honor.
This week we are pleased to welcome back the unquestionable star of the Compound Media network, host of TBD and super producer Garrett Andritz to discuss another sports history topic. We characteristically also veer off from the topic, but cover the sport's invention, the advent of it being played professionally, the AFL-NFL merger in the 1960s and Richard Nixon's involvement. We also touch on some of the more culturally transformative aspects the sport and culture around it affected. Garrett is the host of TBD and can be seen on many shows on Compound Media at www.compoundmedia.com and you can follow him across social media @thurdeye Don't forget to join our Telegram channel at T.me/historyhomos and to join our group chat at T.me/historyhomoschat The video version of the show is available on Youtube, bitchute, odysee and our telegram channel and all of those can be reached through the link in any of our social media bios. For weekly premium episodes or to contribute to the show subscribe to our channel at www.rokfin.com/historyhomos Any questions comments concerns or T-shirt/sticker requests can be leveled at historyhomos@gmail.com Later homos --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/historyhomos/support
I början av 1960-talet började det dyka utländska killar i ligan. Alla hade det den lilla egenheten att de sparkade bollen med böjd ansats och vrist. Inte med rak ansats och tåfjutt som amerikanerna förespråkade. Denna ”europeiska fotbollsstil” blev snabbt populär eftersom man kunde sparka rakare och längre på detta sätt. Trenden med dessa utländska ”fotbollskillar” växte sig allt starkare och snart gick inte en enda utbytesstudent säker. En efter en drogs killar, som aldrig hade hört talas om sporten, in i AFL/NFL. Idag berättar vi således historien om hur dessa udda typer förändrade sporten och blev hjältar i USA. Denna gången blir det således inga amerikaner utan norska backhoppare och ungerska fotbollsspelare för hela slanten.
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Queensland is the centre of the Rugby League world with the announcement of the Dolphins as the 17th NRL club. And the Q Cup Grand Final decided in the final minutes. Plus the Panthers have leaned into their bad boys tag in the aftermath of their NRL Premiership. Not much player movement in the AFL Trade Period. Most notable were the lack of late trades. Soccer played out a big international weekend topped off with a home win for Japan over The Socceroos. EPL is back this weekend and we give our tips. The big horse races continue this week. At Royal Randwick we've got the big sprint showdown in The Everest while Caulfield hosts the Caulfield Cup. We'll give our tips for those races. Stay tuned to our blog and socials for full selections on Saturday morning. 0:00:00 - NRL / QRL 0:42:00 - AFL Trade Period 0:49:00 - NFL 0:57:00 - Soccer Internationals and EPL 1:11:00 - Horse Racing 1:26:00 - F1 & Cricket Part of the Always Up Network Twitter - @batsandballspod Brendan - @The Producer05 Josh - @PiesJosh Colbee - @colbee6ref Hammer - @notbatting11 Mendy - @BigMendy180 Maybo - @maybo83 Erik - @ErikNielsen2759 Always Up Network - @AlwaysUpNetwork Email - batsandballspodcast@gmail.com facebook.com/batsandballspodcast http://batsandballspodcast.com/
Follow along with a look at the history of the AFL-NFL merger, the Oakland Raiders 1970 season and the first AFC Championship game.
The 2021 NFL season rolls on, and The Review is back -- this time, the Savage Duo is joined by former Kentucky Wildcats star and NFL/AFL QB Shane Boyd! They discuss his multi sport success growing up in Lexington including being selected in the MLB Draft, playing for his hometown Wildcats, and his journey through many levels of professional football. Then, they break down NFL Week 3 and make their Week 4 Savage Picks!!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
The 1976 Buccaneers might have had one of the more memorably bad seasons in professional sports, but we tabletop sports simulation gamers are positively in love with that team. You can count on one thing when a new tabletop cards-and-dice gridiron game emerges: Folks will want cards for the 1976 season and the 1976 Buccaneers. But while those games give a glimpse into what that season might have been like to experience first-hand, Super Bowl champion Pat Toomay has the final word on what that campaign felt like in the flesh. Pat, who joined the Dallas Cowboys in 1970 —the year of the AFL-NFL merger — and won a ring with them in the 1971 season against dynasty-to-be Dolphins, talks about the difficulties of playing for that '76 Tampa Bay team in its inaugural year. But of course we delved into all phases of Pat's career, from the Cowboys to the 1975 Bills and, of course, “Dah Raidahs” from 1977 to 1979. Pat shares plenty here about the differences playing for Landry and Madden and alongside all the colorful Raider characters — Snake, Stork, Foo, Tooz and more. You likely also know of Pat as an author of two pivotal books about professional American football: The Crunch, detailing the Landry-era Cowboys, and “On Any Given Sunday,” the inspiration for Oliver Stone's film “Any Given Sunday” (in which Pat has a cameo as an assistant coach for Y.A. Tittle). Whether your game is APBA Football, Strat-O-Matic, Statis Pro, Paydirt!, Fast Drive Football, Game Winning Drive, Inside Blitz or any of many others, here's some real scoop about the real players behind the numbers Pat's interview commences at 10:27 Pat's Salon article “Fathers, Sons and Football”: https://www.salon.com/1999/10/08/football “A debilitating case of Bucs fever” by Pat Toomay: https://www.espn.com/page2/s/toomay/011227.html The 1976 Buccaneers' page on Pro Football Reference: https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/tam/1976.htm APBA Football store: https://apba.stores.yahoo.net/cosecase1.html Fast Drive Football: https://fastdrivefootball.com/
We've got a fun Friday episode this week. Coach has the week off but Wooldog and Kevin bring the heat. We look at the amazing grass roots effort to name the lake at Sofi “Rivers Lake”. The cut down to 80 players recently happened, with a surprise name on the list. We get our popcorn ready for the premiere of “All In” the Chargers documentary we have all been waiting for. We introduce a brand new segment, “Bolt History” with Mike Modlin. He takes us on a journey back to the 1960's to look at the AFL NFL merger and our Chargers. For Bolt Insight we sat down with Patty from 5 North Bolt. They offer a fantastic service for San Diegan's who need to get to Sofi. Episode Chapter: Bolt History: 11:39 Bolt Insight: 19:16 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
JT The Brick is joined by former tackle Dan Archer and guard Max Montoya to discuss their college careers, life after football, Al Davis, playing on the game's biggest stage, and more.
You belong to a people, and you were designed for purpose. Well, hello and good morning. The greatest sports organization in American history, the Green Bay Packers. Hey, hey, I'm preaching up here. How rude. How rude of you. The greatest franchise in American sports. The Green Bay Packers have had success at the highest levels. They have won more NFL championship titles, 13, than any other team. That is nine NFL championships and four Super Bowls. That's right. It's very good. They're the only NFL team to also in the AFL NFL championship. If you didn't know their second all time in pro bowlers. And they've even had some recent success with two trips to the NFC championship game. For a photo comparison, here's a slide of all the Vikings championships. Hey, I might get fired for that. It's fun. Thankfully, the board president's a Bears fan. OK, so this past year, though, they had a motto and the motto was one 11th. And when I heard that for the first time, it really struck me as very poetic. There's an economy of language in this little phrase, this idea of one 11th, you know, you're only one of 11. So stay humble. You're one of 11. So stay connected. You're responsible for this part of the play. If you do your job, it's probably going to be successful. You have a role that's specific to you. You need to do that role. People are counting on you. We need each other. All of that is wrapped up in this this very tight little phrase, this idea of 1 11th. There's responsibility, there's connection, there's team, there's oneness. Have you ever been a part of a great team? You know, maybe it was a team at work that just really crushed it on a project or, you know, maybe it was a sports team that you were a part of, that you feel this real strong connection or maybe it was a choir or a band or a group of sorority sisters or whatever it was. If you've been a part of a team, you know the thrill of that, you know, the feeling of accomplishing something that you couldn't do on your own, that you needed others to help you accomplish that was beyond you. And so today, what I want to examine is this idea that, you know, you are already if you are a follower of Jesus, you are a part of a people, you're a part of a team, a family, a nation. And there's something supernatural that happens among the people of God. And maybe it doesn't always feel like that. Maybe we need to increase our sensitivity and understanding to what this really means in reality. But I think, I think we should feel the weight of that one 11th mentality that we are a part of a whole as the people of God. And if we do, we'll begin to understand as well our purpose. And so you are if you are a follower of Jesus, you are a people and you were built for a purpose. And that is exactly our bottom line today. You belong to people and you were designed for a purpose. And that is a beautiful and a wonderful thing. So let's explore that together. We heard this passage read, but I'm going to review it in a little bit shorter format. 1 Peter 2, first Peter Chapter two, and I'll be reading from the ESV here. You can follow along on the screen. So put away all malice and all deceit and hypocrisy and envy and all slander like newborn infants long for the pure spiritual milk that by it you may grow up into salvation. If indeed you have tasted that the Lord is good and then skipping to verse eight - others stumble because they disobey the word as they were destined to do. But you are chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people for his own possession that you may proclaim the excellencies of him who called you out of darkness into his marvelous light once you were not a people, but now you are God's people. Once you had not received mercy, but now you have received mercy. What a passage there's so much to dig into here. It's so exciting to see God speak to us in this way. So let's focus in on verse one. We need to put away malice, deceit, hypocrisy envy and slander. What are these things? You know, these are sicknesses of the heart. That's what they are at their core. I mean, if you really think about what these things are and further, when Jesus was asked, what's the most important thing, he said, love, loving action. And if we look at this list, we can see very clearly this is the opposite of loving action. So what exactly are these things? Well, malice is this idea kind of tied up with bitterness, resentment, hate. And so the question that we should ask ourselves is, do you feel yourself feeling anger, resentment toward individuals or groups of people? Bitterness maybe? Do you do you feel that in your heart or have you become numb to it? Do you watch the news and it triggers you and makes you angry with a certain group of people or certain individuals? If that's the case, there's a chance that that malice is festering in your heart or maybe deceit. I really like the word deceit because I think sometimes we think that honesty is simply not telling lies. I think it's more than that. I think deceit speaks to not only speaking truth, but making sure that if we don't want to be deceitful, then we want to be the truest version of who we are. We want to be honest in what we present to the world. And a world of social media makes it pretty easy to create deceit, doesn't it? But it's not like that's a new thing either, is it? That's not just a social media problem. That's a people problem. We try to put forward a version of ourselves that isn't the true, authentic version of ourselves at times. And so I think we try to deceive each other in lots of ways. Maybe that's just one of them. Hypocrisy. You think the church has a problem with hypocrisy ever? I think we might. In fact, landmark study done by the Barna Group in 2007 said that 85 percent of non church people see the church as hypocritical. And it's one of the top three reasons why they're not interested in engaging with the church. I've always wondered if we could do the opposite study, though, like what would Church people think about non church people? I wonder what that percentage would be, because I think there's hypocrisy across the board. I don't think that's a Christian thing. I think that's just a thing thing. I think that's a humanity thing. But I would also agree the church has a hypocrisy problem, too. We see it in ourselves, don't we? I'm a hypocrite. Sometimes you probably are, too. I think hypocrisy is a real heart issue and we need to think deeply about whether or not that's taken root in our heart and in our soul. What about envy? You ever find yourself jealous of what other people have? How about slander? You ever find yourself exaggerating other people's failures just to try to feel better about yourself? If you're a follower of Jesus, these things have no place in your heart. They have no place in your life. And if indeed we belong to a people and we're built for a purpose, then I think what Peter's trying to declare to us here is he's saying this isn't the way it's supposed to be. This is not the way the family of God is to behave. This is not the way the people of God are supposed to behave. And I agree. It reminds me of my basketball coach growing up. Sometimes he would get so mad, he would know what to do and then he would just yell, that's not Pirate basketball. We were the Bayport Pirates. That's not Pirate basketball, you would say. And it was this idea that there's a standard that we're supposed to be living. There's a way we're supposed to be doing this. Why aren't we doing it that way? And so this is what I think Peter is writing about here. He's saying, look, if you're a follower of Jesus, none of this has a place in your life. That's not the way that it's supposed to be. This isn't the loving action that Jesus was talking about. And so you belong to people and you were designed for a purpose. And these things aren't the way you're supposed to do them. And that's what Peter's reminding us. So I'd actually like to do something a little bit different right now, which is this. I'd like us to take a moment and I'm going to pray and I'm going to let there be a moment of silence here. And I would like you to personally reflect on these words and ask God to speak to you whether any of these things have taken root in your heart and whether you need to identify that sin and begin to repent for it. So I'm going to pray right now for that. Father God, we pause here in this moment as we are studying your word to ask that you would use your word to work on us, work on our hearts, every single one of us in this room. And Lord, there's a list of things here that in your word, you are declaring to us this is not the way that it's supposed to be. And so, God, in the silence of the next few moments, would you speak to any of us about the sickness of our own heart and whether there's a sin we need to identify and turn away from now? Amen. OK. So, maybe God spoke to you in that moment, maybe he's going to speak to you later. I don't know, maybe there's something you need to turn from. But here's the beautiful thing about God and his plans. Whenever he identifies a problem, he also helps with a solution. And I think this passage speaks directly to that. If we've revealed a problem, then then we have to know how we're going to fix it. What are we going to do about this? And it's not a it's not a formula. It's not a simple solution. But I do think there's something here for us. And I think it's right here in verse two. Like newborn infants long for the pure spiritual milk that by it you may grow up into salvation if indeed you've tasted that the Lord is good. Look, if you've tasted what it means to have a relationship with God, then you know, that's the good stuff, isn't it? If you felt that closeness in the spirit with Jesus, then you know what this is talking about. In the metaphor, this is an interesting metaphor, right? Because Paul writes about, you know, don't be immature like a child in your faith or you'll be tossed around by the wind. Right. So it's like, oh, wait, I thought we weren't supposed to be like babies. I didn't think we were supposed to be like children. No, no, no. This is a different metaphor altogether. Don't confuse the two. If you've ever cared for an infant, you know that, you know, babies can't talk, but they can make their opinions known, you know. Right. They can express themselves. And when a baby's hungry and just wants to eat, whether they're using a bottle of their nursing or whatever it is like, they they get the ravenously hungry and they're like, I need food right now. Get me some food. And then and then what you get is this just like ravenous is drinking. Right? Where they're just like slurping it down with all of their might. And then as parents or as caregivers, we do this thing where we're like, oh, she was so hungry. And we like get excited because she gets it. She gets that she has a problem and it needs a solution in the milk is the answer. And that's how we're supposed to be with God. We're supposed to desire deeply a relationship with him. We're supposed to drink deeply from our time with him in worship and study in prayer, whatever it might look like. We need to crave that relationship with God. Now, babies, I don't think, have to acquire a taste for milk, but maybe we have to acquire a taste for the word. Maybe we have to acquire a taste for worshipping on our own, things like that. You know, there's a lot of things that people can acquire a taste to and maybe that's what's going on here. Maybe that's what Peter's calling us to. He's saying, look, you have this problem. I think what you need is you need to crave a relationship with God more. And I think he's right because you belong to a people and you were designed for a purpose. And part of that purpose is to want a deeper intimacy with Jesus. So maybe, maybe practically for you, that looks like you need to read a verse a day, maybe it means you need to read a chapter a day. And even sometimes when you don't feel like it, you work on that practice so that you are like an infant who just wants to guzzle that milk down. OK, so skipping down to verse eight, not that the ones in between aren't great. They are. Time is a factor. Others stumble because they disobey the word as they were destined to do so. Part of being a people is that a people is distinct and different from other people. That's part of what it means to be a people. There's a cultural distinction between, you know, us and them or between that group and that group, and that's what it's supposed to be like. The best metaphor I can come up with is this. We have a lot in common with our Canadian neighbors. Like we both have a regional love of hockey. We're both known for over-the-top niceness. You know, we both live in places too cold for humans to actually live, but we do it anyway, you know, I mean, there's a lot of similarities between us and our Canadian neighbors so much that there's a campaign to make Minnesota the 11th province of Canada. I don't know that I would vote for that. But I'm just saying, you know, we have a lot of similarities, but we're not the same, are we? I mean, there are distinct cultural differences between Canadians and Minnesotans. There are differences, to be sure, you know, Tim Hortons versus Dunkin Donuts alone. I mean, there are different things going on here. Part of what it means to be a people is that we are different. We're different from the others. My pastor growing up used to say something a lot that I thought was very profound. He would say something along the lines of don't carry tension that isn't yours to carry. And I think this verse speaks to that in an interesting way to followers of Jesus. It says that, you know, people are going to stumble and disobey the word because they were destined to do that. And sometimes sometimes I think as followers of Christ, we begin to carry tension that isn't ours to carry because we look at the world and we say, why are they following Jesus? Why aren't they behaving the way that we know Jesus has called us to live? Why are they doing that? Because they were destined not to and because their culture is different than our culture as followers of Jesus. Those are different things they have to be. And so should you, you know, stand up and say that something is false when it's false or say that something is wrong when it's wrong? You should. But should you carry the tension that other people aren't behaving the way that the people of God are supposed to behave if they're not people of God? No, that's not our intention to carry. The people of God are meant to be different, and that's part of what it means to be a part of his people. And be clear, though, behavior isn't at the core of the cultural difference. It's not just about behavior. It's something deeper. It's about a deeper identity. And that's what verse nine speaks to and it speaks so eloquently to. It says, But you are chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people for his own possession that you may proclaim the excellencies of him who called you out of darkness into marvelous light. One of the things I love about this passage is that it doesn't say this is a kind of suggestion I am making for you. No, no, no. It says this is who you are. You already are these things, you are a chosen people. You're a royal priesthood. You are a holy nation. You are God's special possession. OK, so what does that mean? So let's start with chosen people. Followers of Jesus were made for a purpose and they were chosen to fulfill it. So, yeah, again, it means that we're not the same as others. But I think this this form of choosing indicates value. I grew up on the playground playing kickball. You know, the whole class would play - the boys, the girls. It was awesome. I love kickball. One time, Nate Thompson kicked it all the way to the to the swing set. It was amazing. OK, that's a whole other story for another time. But we would line up and pick teams. And part of what you're doing when you pick somebody is you're saying, I think you bring value to the team. I think you can help me win. If you have been chosen as part of the people of God. God thinks you have value until he calls you home. You still have a purpose. And there are specific things that maybe to you that are specific and there's general things to the people of God. And if you don't know what your purpose is, I've said this to teenagers for years. If you don't know what your specific God ordained purpose is then care for orphans and widows, because we know that that is pure religion. So if you're like, I don't know what God wants me to do, find an orphan, find a widow and take care of them, because we know for sure that that is a good thing to do. So while you're trying to figure out the rest, do that. OK, you got me on my soapbox on that one. Sorry. All right. Next, royal priesthood now. And there's a lot of ways we could think about this. But, you know, the first thing we maybe have to do is deconstruct for a moment. I grew up in a very Catholic community. And so when I hear priest, I automatically think of the guy with the white collar who's a Catholic minister. That is not what this is. So let's remove that from our brains. This is about the temple priests. And they had a very different kind of role. And in the passage even says that their job was to offer sacrifices. You remember reading about this, that was part of their job, that the people would bring their sin offerings and their their wave offerings and all the different things that they would bring and that the priests would create this important function. They were the bridge, the go between between God and his people. And so if you are a part of the royal priesthood, your job is sort of twofold. It means, number one, you are to serve God ministered to God, serve God. And secondly, you are to minister to to serve people. I mean, that lines up with a lot of things. Jesus said, doesn't it? You serve God and serve people. But you also get the beautiful job of being that go-between, of being that ambassador of Christ to a world that may not know him. What a privilege it is to serve God by telling other people the truth about who he is. It is a beautiful and a wonderful thing, but it's also a big responsibility to be the representative of the kingdom. So we can find joy in that. But we also have to find responsibility in that. You're also a holy nation, that a nation is not just a bunch of individuals, it's a nation. It's connected with a shared identity. And God's people are distinct partially because they're part of a whole that is connected in unity in Christ. See, nations are typically connected by other factors, by geopolitical factors, by racial factors, by rivers, by linguistic factors, by socioeconomic reasons. These are typically the things that determine a nation. But God's nation of people is a different determination. It has a different kind of border and it transcends all of those categories. The thing that makes the people of God, the people of God, is that they follow the same leader and that leader is Jesus. That's the thing that makes the people of God, the people of God, and friends I hope that allegiance to this nation, the nation of God's people, I hope your allegiance to that nation is greater than the one you live in. I hope you feel more of an affinity with Christ followers who live on a different continent and look different than you and speak a different language with you than you. I hope you feel a greater connection with them than just somebody who happens to live down the road from you because your primary identity is in Christ Jesus and it needs to be more important than your citizenship of any country. Secondly, a holy nation does not mean a perfect one. And praise God for that because I don't know about y'all. I would not qualify for a perfect nation. Right? We all make mistakes sometimes. It can't possibly mean that. Most of the Old Testament is telling us stories about how the nation of Israel failed. I mean, that's pretty much what the Old Testament is. And most of the New Testament is warnings against how bad the early church was failing. So, you know, it can't it just can't mean that it can't mean perfect people. But I do think that the nation has a holy purpose to serve God and to serve others. And because it's led by a holy leader, Jesus himself. It's not a president or a prime minister or anything else. It's led by God himself. And that's why it's holy. Fifth. Fourth? One two three. Fourth, God's special possession. You're also God's special possession. What does that mean? Well, for one, I think animals are great. I think you should love your dogs and cats and parrots and hamsters and things. They're wonderful. But it's very clear in Genesis, when God created the animals, he was like, those are good. And then he created people. He's like, those are very good. People are more important than animals. I know. I'm sorry. That was a scandalous thing to say, perhaps in some circles circles. But to God you were special among creation, and that's part of what it means to be God's special possession. But further, it means his people, his nation is special to him as well, and if they're special to him, they should be special to you too, shouldn't they? The things that God gets excited about are things that we should get excited about. It has become pretty popular to say things like, oh, I love Jesus, just not the church. That could be said a lot. And look, if you want to compare church scars at any time, like I'd be happy to, I find that conversation fascinating. I've been hurt very deeply by churches, you know, over time. I mean, the capital C Church, by the people of God, by the organizations that are local churches have been cut pretty deep. And you probably have too at times. It's OK to be hurt. It's OK to have issues, it's OK to critique. It's not OK to not find special, important - as special and important what God finds special and important. We can't reject his people if he says that they're important, so this is who you are: you're a chosen people, you're a royal priesthood, you're a holy nation, you are God's special possession. If you are a follower of Christ, this is who you are. So what I mean, so what? Oh, that's nice. It makes me feel good. I get to leave church feeling better now because somebody said nice things. No, there's a responsibility. It goes deeper, doesn't it? And it's right there in the passage. This is who you are, so that you may proclaim the excellencies of him who has called you out of darkness into his marvelous light. Yeah, that's so what? We get to proclaim the Excellencies, all right. So that's kind of a strange phrase we don't use in normal vernacular. What does that mean? It basically says we should praise him for his goodness. And there's some practical ways that I think we can do that. First, worship, worship. I mean, spend time with God. You can do it individually. You can do it as a family or a small group. You can do it corporately like we've been doing here this morning. Those are all valid and beautiful expressions of worship. In fact, I would recommend having all three in your life at any given time. We should worship. We should make that beautiful holy waste of time where all we're doing - we're not trying to accomplish anything else - all we're doing is basking in our relationship with God and exalting his name and thanking him for what he has done. That's worship. And what we pay attention to is what we worship, isn't it? So we should pay attention to God. The second thing I would say is serve and teach by serving not out of a sense of duty or guilt, but out of a love for your creator or proclaiming his excellencies. And so I just want to make this point. I appreciate movements in the church that have helped us understand our spiritual gifts. I think that's a good thing. Don't hear me wrong, but is one of my spiritual mentors used to say a lot. It's not about your ability. It's about your availability. You know, there's a lot of things people don't feel called to that need to be done in the Kingdom of God. And maybe it's more important that you show up than that. You're perfectly aligned with your giftings. I think this is especially true in areas of teaching. If there's a void of teaching, somebody better step into that, even if you don't think that's your gifting, because it's extremely important, especially with children. Okay, look, I know, and when I make a case that we need to teach children, it might sound self-serving because of my role, but I would say two things to you. One, because I'm so passionate about this is why I have that role. But two, I don't care where you do it. I mean, sure, we need help in AWANA, Sunday school and all those things. Yeah, fine. I don't care. Proclaim the excellencies, teach children about Jesus, because the best research we have right now says if they don't get it by 12, there's a very small percentage of chance that they will get it at all. It's exceedingly important that we speak the truth about Jesus to our children in a way that they can understand in a way that they can appreciate. We need to proclaim the excellencies. So if you want to serve and teach to children at the same time, you get like a double gold star. I think in proclaiming the excellencies, it's not a commercial, it's a real conviction. Go serve somewhere else if you need to. I don't care. OK, third share. I don't need to say a lot about this one. If the good news is actually good, wouldn't we want to share it? I contend that yes indeed we would. We should share the gospel. We should tell people the truth about Jesus and why. Because it's the way the people of God behave. And you belong to a people and you were designed for a purpose. So I want to land the plane here if I can. God cares about your life. Really, you, personally. He actually cares about you. He loves you. He wants a relationship with you. He has called you to himself. And I could say a lot of reasons why I believe that's true. But verse ten says it beautifully and succinctly. Once you were not a people, but now you are God's people. Once you had not received mercy, but now you have received mercy. You know, in a spiritual sense, there's no silver spoons in the family of God. Nobody is just born into the family of God. That's not how it works; you're not born into his grace and mercy. He chooses who he chooses. One of the things that has profoundly impacted me and my family is being a part of this church family and its high value of an appreciation of adoption. There's a lot of people in this room whose families have been touched by adoption. And when adoptive parents make the choice to adopt, it's very similar to what's being said here, you know, there was a point where not literally, but sort of metaphorically, I was able to say to my adopted kids, once you are not a Martin and now you're a Martin. And that's a beautiful thing to be able to say. And there's a unique thing even about, as I was thinking about this in our story, you know, older child adoption is a little bit unique because there's this person who they already exist. You know, they have a name and they have a history and they have a life and they have memories. And you just, you just decide to love them and make them yours. And it's this really unique thing. You just decide and you make the decision completely disregarding anything having to do with their behavior. It doesn't matter. You don't even know about it. Yet you just decide to. And I think that's God's heart towards you. You know, God's not surprised by your shortcomings and your sin. He's not unaware of all the ways you've rejected him in the past or spoke against him. He's not blind to your baggage. God knows all these things. And he loves you anyway because your sin and failure is not even factored into it. He just chooses who he chooses. His love is perfect. So, OK, so now what? Now, what do we do with that? Well, there's kind of two ways we can go here. I mean, some of you listening today, maybe you're not in the family of God and you know it. You're not a part of the people of God. You've not crossed over from death to life. And that's OK. We're so glad you're here. Your next step looks like this. You need to receive it. I mean, if nobody's ever said it to you this way before, just know this. God knows exactly who you are, exactly where you're coming from. He knows everything about you and he loves you. And he wants you in his family. And the beautiful thing about the family of God is that there's always room for more. And so he is inviting you into his family right here and now in this space. And you can choose to receive it. You can choose to trust Jesus and join his family. On the other side of it, maybe you are a part of God's family, maybe you are a part of that one 11th already, and if you are, then you have an opportunity and a responsibility. So you need to do maybe one of three things. I would argue you either need to remember, repent or respond. If you're part of the family of God and you're sitting on this truth today about your identity, then you either need to remember, repent or respond. If you need to remember, maybe your operative question is this. Do you believe that you belong to the people of God? I mean, do you just believe that it maybe it starts there? Maybe you need to remember that God declared over you. This is who you are. You are special to me. And you matter. If you've been having a lot of hateful self talk, for example, if that's part of the way that you've been operating in your life, maybe you need to remember. This is what we do at Passover. We remember the goodness of God and we remember how it applies to our life. We remember his faithfulness. So maybe your next step is remembering. Maybe your next step is repenting. Are you living outside God's design for your purpose? Did God speak to you that you have one of those heart sicknesses going on and you need to turn from that and you need to take some next steps. You need to be digging into the word more. You need to pursue spiritual milk. Maybe there's a repentance thing that needs to happen and you need to come before God with that. Or maybe you need to respond. Maybe you need to think about practically how you're proclaiming the excellencies, not just like waiting for that perfect God ordained opportunity to hit you, but to actually go seek out a chance to preach the gospel, to teach the good news, to serve somebody actively. So the worst team is going to come back out and we're going to have a chance to sing in response here. And I would encourage you to think about which of these things it might be received. Remember, repent or respond.
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Lombardi Memories is part of the https://sportshistorynetwork.com/ (Sports History Network - The Headquarters For Your Favorite Sport's Yesteryear). EPISODE SUMMARY I'm your host, Tommy A. Phillips, and today we have Super Bowl V, between the AFC champion Baltimore Colts and the NFC champion Dallas Cowboys. It was held on January 17, 1971 at the Miami Orange Bowl, the third Super Bowl in the last four years to be held at the Orange Bowl. This was the first Super Bowl following the AFL-NFL merger. As always, we have a pop quiz, and then homework at the end of the episode. The pop quiz question for today is: which NFL team is the only team to not be in possession of all its Lombardi Trophies? The answer will come at the end of the podcast. Read the entire episode blog post and check out some other cool info regarding this https://sportshistorynetwork.com/football/nfl/super-bowl-5 (episode here). LOMBARDI MEMORIES BACKGROUND https://sportshistorynetwork.com/podcasts/lombardi-memories (Lombardi Memories) is Lombardi Memories is a show that takes you back in time, into January or February, to the greatest one-day spectacle in all of sports. This is the every-other-Tuesday podcast that looks back at each and every one of the 50-plus Super Bowls and tells the story of who won and why. Tommy A. Philips is your host, and he is also an author of multiple NFL books. See Tommy's books below. https://amzn.to/364fpYf (The Great Eighties: A Journey Through Another Exciting Decade In Pro Football History) https://amzn.to/3ekjJ9u (Nifty Nineties: The Stories of an Amazing Decade in Pro Football History) https://amzn.to/2HSYArj (Packers vs. 49'ers: A Golden Rivalry)
In the 60's, there were two leagues, the American Football League which was in competition with the NFL, one of many so called "rival" leagues that would compete against the established NFL. All failed before the AFL and the NFL looked at this new found league as a so called "Mickey Mouse League". By the late 60's however, the American football League was on a crash course with the beloved NFL, signing away players from the NFL and generating large crowds for it's games. Because of all the competition, the two leagues agreed in secret to merger and the result would be a game called the NFL -AFL World Championship later culminating into the name we now know, ten Super bowl. Join Sports beat host John Spoulos as we take a look at this meger and what it meant to profesional football as we know it today.
The crew covers Raiders news and then turns back time with former Raiders wide receiver Drew Buie. Drew shares what it was like to be a Raider around the time of the AFL/NFL merger and gives us an insider's view of players like George Blanda and Fred Biletnikoff.
On today's show, I'm rejoined by Scott Perry, an NFL Historian and author of the book NFL Since 1970… the ultimate visual and historical reference as we discuss the history of the best and worst franchises since the NFL-AFL Merger. Scott was one of the very first guests when our showed debuted back in 2016, so […] Are the Steelers among the winningest franchises since the AFL-NFL Merger? appeared first on Steel City Underground.
Dando sequência à série de podcasts sobre a história da NFL iniciada na última semana, chegamos à segunda metade do século XX. Nesse episódio contamos como foi o final da década de 60, as mudanças estruturais, nos playoffs, na temporada regular e o acréscimo de alguns times. Falamos também sobre a sombra feita pela WFL e USFL e sobre as décadas de 70, 80 e 90 e como elas foram dominadas por determinadas franquias. Confirma a minutagem: (4:32) fusão AFL-NFL e as mudanças estruturais; (10:05) a importância do Pete Rozelle; (17:58) mudanças na temporada regular e playoffs; (19:57) década de 70; (29:25) as novas ligas rivais; (34:58) década de 80; (41:15) década de 90. Siga nosso Twitter e o nosso Instagram: @tocoetackle. Visite nosso site: https://tocoetackle.wordpress.com/. Assine nossa newsletter semanal: https://tocoetackle.substack.com/ Edição: Juan Grings; Apresentação: Juan Grings; Comentários: Jonas Faria e Jonatan Mombach.
Today, Marlion Bishop joins the Unprofessionals. Listen as the former AFL/NFL player talks about his transition from football to wrestling, who gave him his first opportunity, what it was like holding championships in his first year and where he is headed next. We talk about a double switch that occurred during one of his matches and he shares a really cool football story from when he played for the Jets. Give it a listen, give him a follow, and stay Unprofessional.
Guest: Eric Crocker of fourthandnine.com, former AFL/NFL cornerback Separating the consensus Top-3 receivers in the 2020 class Are Lamb, Jeudy and Ruggs actually the three best WRs in the draft? A pair of big-bodied pass-catchers, Michael Pittman and Bryan Edwards, rank very high Crocker's Top-20 wide receivers Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Guest: Eric Crocker of fourthandnine.com, former AFL/NFL cornerback Separating the consensus Top-3 receivers in the 2020 class Are Lamb, Jeudy and Ruggs actually the three best WRs in the draft? A pair of big-bodied pass-catchers, Michael Pittman and Bryan Edwards, rank very high Crocker's Top-20 wide receivers Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Matthew's guest is Ms. Tammy McDole, the daughter of retired AFL/NFL legendary defensive end Ron McDole, a member in great standing of the Over the Hill Gang that led the Washington Redskins to Super Bowl VII in 1972. A Comfortably Zoned Radio Network, production. Check out our website. http://comfortablyzonedradio.com/ If you enjoy our offerings, we ask that you get in the habit of accumulating lightly used children's books, and donating them to your local Head Start.
We amp up the intellectual quotient this week with University of Illinois journalism professor emeritus Matt Ehrlich (Kansas City vs. Oakland: The Bitter Sports Rivalry That Defined an Era), who joins for a heady discussion around the most unlikely, yet intertwined of pro sports rivalries – and the turbulent 1960s from which it originated. Although Oakland, CA and Kansas City, MO are geographically distant and significantly different in numerous ways, their histories actually have more in common than meets the eye, Ehrlich argues, as both cities during the Sixties: Shared big-city inferiority complexes (blue-collar Oakland constantly overshadowed by the richer, more culturally diverse San Francisco across the Bay; bucolic Kansas City perceived as the quintessentially Midwestern “cow town”); Experienced contentious race and labor relations; Countered “white flight” suburbanization with ambitious urban renewal efforts; and, notably: Featured civic-championing newspaper sports editors and government officials eager to attract top-level pro franchises in a quest for “major league” status. Ehrlich suggests that each city’s driving ambitions to secure professional sports teams – and the national attention and civic pride that came with them – helped mutually ignite fierce rivalries (AFL/NFL football’s Chiefs and Raiders; baseball’s first-Kansas City-then-Oakland As) that thrilled local fans. But even with Super Bowl victories and World Series triumphs, major league sports proved little defense against the broader urban challenges roiling the country during the tumultuous 60s & 70s. Ehrlich’s thesis features a cast of legendary sports characters like Len Dawson, Al Davis, Lamar Hunt, George Brett, Charlie Finley, and Reggie Jackson – and is a chronicle of two emergent major league cities forced to balance soaring civic aspirations with the harsh urban realities of racial turmoil, labor conflict, and economic crises.
Hall of Fame Player and Coach Mike Ditka on the toughness it takes to play in the NFL, past and present. Also, Ditka talks about the AFL-NFL merger, the rule changes for 2019 and the famous 1999 Saints trade for Ricky Williams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Back before it was officially known as the Super Bowl, the New York Jets of the American Football League shocked the Baltimore Colts of the National Football League to win the football championship. Join us in this episode of Memory in Top 40 Music to hear the story of how the guarantee of a daring young quarterback, Joe Namath, impacted the AFL-NFL merger as we count down the songs at the top of the chart on the day of that big game, January 12, 1969. Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/03x07at8b9z62qxhm2e39m4cf/playlist/7jT6HEz6YN6ASkNHRdG1gR?si=eajM9FpPQZq7WTTWwlb9SQ email: Memory@SpokenJoe.com
Tweet This episode we fire up the DeLorean and head back to learn about the first Super Bowl in NFL history. The game between the Green Bay Packers and Kansas City Chiefs provided concrete proof for the first time of the AFL-NFL merger. Legendary coach Vince Lombardi and his Packers faced another legendary coach, Hank Stram, and his Kansas City Chiefs. The result winner would be declared the AFL-NFL World Champion, later renamed the first Super Bowl. So strap on your seat belt, and let’s get ready to take this baby up to 88mph. GET YOUR FOOTBALL HISTORY DUDE MERCHANDISE HERE!!!! Connect with the show: Visit the show notes for this episode https://thefootballhistorydude.com/about-the-show/ (Visit me on the web - my about page) https://thefootballhistorydude.com/contact/ (Contact the show) https://twitter.com/FHDude (Follow me on Twitter) Subscribe on YouTube Promotions: FREE ENTRY TO DRAFTKINGS AMAZON MUSIC UNLIMITED FREE TRIAL AMAZON PRIME FREE TRIAL FREE AUDIOBOOKS FROM AUDIOBOOKS Read Full Transcript Are you interested in sharing your favorite football moment on the show? This is your chance to share your story with all my listener’s. http://www.myfootballmoment.com (Click here to share your favorite football moment) LINKS FROM THE SHOW https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ihLXZ2-l7A (YouTube - Super Bowl 1: The First AFL-NFL Championship Game) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2tSLQBSJqc (YouTube - NFL America's Game - Super Bowl 1 - Packers) NFL.com - Super Bowl Homepage History.com - Super Bowl History History.com - 10 Things You Didn't Know About Super Bowl 1 ABC News - The Story Behind the First Super Bowl Sports Illustrated - Max McGee: Untold Story Below are some relevant items to this episode. (Note - As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases) Please enter your name. Please enter a valid email address. Thanks for subscribing! Please check your email for further instructions. " /> Mash This Button to Subscribe to the Newsletter Something went wrong. Please check your entries and try again. Support this podcast
Tweet This episode we fire up the DeLorean and head back to learn about one of the most important events in NFL history, the AFL - NFL merger. It was thought at the beginning the AFL was just another league that would get stomped out by the NFL, but things pretty quickly, culminating with a merger into one super pro football entity. So strap on your seat belt, and let’s get ready to take this baby up to 88mph. GET YOUR FOOTBALL HISTORY DUDE MERCHANDISE HERE!!!! Connect with the show: Visit the show notes for this episode https://thefootballhistorydude.com/about-the-show/ (Visit me on the web - my about page) https://thefootballhistorydude.com/contact/ (Contact the show) https://twitter.com/FHDude (Follow me on Twitter) Subscribe on YouTube Promotions: FREE ENTRY TO DRAFTKINGS AMAZON MUSIC UNLIMITED FREE TRIAL AMAZON PRIME FREE TRIAL FREE AUDIOBOOKS FROM AUDIOBOOKS Read Full Transcript Are you interested in sharing your favorite football moment on the show? This is your chance to share your story with all my listener’s. http://www.myfootballmoment.com (Click here to share your favorite football moment) LINKS FROM THE SHOW NFL.com - Creating the NFL Schedule Sports Broadcast Hall of Fame - Val Pinchbeck http://www.espn.com/nfl/news/story?id=1753328 (ESPN Article - Pinchbeck, 73, Struck in NYC) NY Times - Val Pinchbeck LA Times - NFL schedule-making team USA Today - The Science of Setting the NFL Schedule https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaVwY3ptryw (YouTube - NFL Films - The Making of the NFL Schedule) Below are some relevant items to this episode. (Note - As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases) Please enter your name. Please enter a valid email address. Thanks for subscribing! Please check your email for further instructions. " /> Mash This Button to Subscribe to the Newsletter Something went wrong. Please check your entries and try again. Support this podcast
When it debuted to the public on April 9, 1965 (with an exhibition Major League Baseball game featuring the newly-renamed Houston Astros and Mickey Mantle’s New York Yankees), the Astrodome – audaciously dubbed the “Eighth Wonder of the World” by its builders – immediately captured the attention of the sports, entertainment and architectural worlds. It was a Texas-sized vision of the future – a seemingly unimaginable feat of engineering, replete with breakthrough innovations such as premium luxury suites, theater-style seating, and the world’s first-ever animated stadium scoreboard. At the time, it was the biggest-ever indoor space ever made by man – an immense cylinder nearly half-a-mile around and with a flying-saucer-like roofline – that evoked a modern space age that the city of Houston and a reach-the-Moon-obsessed nation envisioned for itself. Amidst the ambition, not all was perfect: baseball outfielders were initially unable to see fly balls through the stadium’s clear Plexiglas roof panels, and attempts to grow natural grass for its playing surface failed repeatedly (ultimately leading to the development of artificial “AstroTurf”). Yet, unquestionably, the arrival of the Astrodome changed the way people viewed sporting events and – putting casual fans at the center of the experience, that would soon become the expected standard for all facets of live communal entertainment. Penn State University professor Rob Trumpbour (The Eighth Wonder of the World: The Life of Houston’s Iconic Astrodome) joins host Tim Hanlon to discuss the life, impact and ongoing legacy of the Astrodome’s signature role in transforming Houston as a city – and some of the memorable (and not so memorable) pro franchises that called it home during its 43-year run, including the AFL/NFL football Oilers, the NASL soccer Stars and Hurricane, and challenger-league football’s Texans (WFL) and Gamblers (USFL). Plus, the backstory of Major League Baseball’s 1962 expansion Houston Colt .45’s – the original catalyst behind the dome’s conception and construction. Our appreciation to OldSchoolShirts.com, SportsHistoryCollectibles.com, 503 Sports, Audible, and MyBookie for sponsoring this week’s episode!
Pies is back to preview the two big games this weekend. On Saturday it's the AFL Grand Final between West Coast and Collingwood. And on Sunday it's the NRL Grand Final between Sydney Roosters and Melbourne. It should be a massive weekend of sport. But first cab off the rank, and the only sport with an international flavour is Rugby. Our favourite guest Swainy is back to talk The Rugby Championship and the NRC. Swainy is calling a game on Sunday afternoon so catch that game during your Grand Final barbecues! Finally we wrap up with the NFL. All our teams won on the weekend. The Producer is glowing with the form of the Rams. Pies is relieved the Giants got off the donut. And Big Zacko is sceptical of the Titans record under coach Vrabel. 0:00:00 - Rugby 0:26:00 - NRL 1:09:00 - AFL 1:29:00 - Stewpit Tweet of the Week 1:40:00 - NFL 2:09:00 - EPL Brought to you by markeagleston.com.au and dressingshed.com Part of the No Phony Podcast Network nophonynetwork.com Twitter - @batsandballspod Brendan - @brendansmith05 Josh - @PiesJosh Zac - @BigZacko Swainy - @swainy7 Dressing Shed - @thedressingshed No Phony Network - @phonyno Email - batsandballspodcast@gmail.com facebook.com/batsandballspodcast http://batsandballspodcast.com/
Is Episode 164 the last ever? What could happen to force one member of the team to walk out? Can the other two members carry the show without him? Will he ever come back? All those questions and more will be answered in this explosive episode of Bats and Balls. The NRL threw up a few surprises forcing Pies to eat a big piece of humble pie and apologise, not for the last time, to the Panthers and Dragons. Can they keep the roll on going next weekend? And can anyone stop the Roosters and Storm from the inevitible Grand Final? In the AFL Pies and The Producer are happy as their teams won. Can the Giants head to the MCG and win three straight to claim the flag? Can West Coast remain fit and win a Prelim Final at home and book their place in the GF? The NFL finally kicked off and we have a very special guest on the line. Our Crazy Canadian mate Cookie calls in to discuss the match up of the week Tennessee at Miami! Can the Browns build on their strong start to the season? Are the Rams really the best team in the NFL? Can Tom Brady survive the season? So many questions. Only one place to find most of the answers. 0:00:00 - NRL 0:44:00 - AFL 1:12:00 - NFL Brought to you by markeagleston.com.au and dressingshed.com Part of the No Phony Podcast Network nophonynetwork.com Twitter - @batsandballspod Brendan - @brendansmith05 Josh - @PiesJosh Zac - @BigZacko Dressing Shed - @thedressingshed No Phony Network - @phonyno Email - batsandballspodcast@gmail.com facebook.com/batsandballspodcast http://batsandballspodcast.com/
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Mike Damergis & former Jets WR Rob Carpenter breakdown the Jets impressive Opening Day win over the Lions. Rob discusses how impressed he was with the overall performance of the team, particularly the Q-B! DETROIT (AP) -- Sam Darnold made a stellar debut despite throwing a pick-6 on his first NFL pass and the New York Jets intercepted five passes while routing the Detroit Lions 48-17 in their season opener Monday night. The 21-year-old Darnold became the youngest quarterback to start a season opener since the 1970 AFL-NFL merger, and he got off to an inauspicious start. Quandre Diggs intercepted his ill-advised lob down the left sideline on the first play from scrimmage and returned it 37 yards for a touchdown 20 seconds into the game. The former USC star shook off the rough start by completing 16 of 21 passes for 198 yards and two touchdowns. He helped the Jets set a franchise record for points on the road, surpassing the 47 points they scored in 1967 against the Boston Patriots, and outplayed 30-year-old Matthew Stafford.
What do Carmelo Anthony, Patrick Cripps and Greg Olsen have in common? They all make an appearance in today's mixed bag! ✌️
-Guest: Eric Crocker (former AFL/NFL defensive back, fourthandnine.co contributor)-Tarvarius Moore is a project with bigtime upside-DJ Reed is ready to make an impact year one-Tarvarus McFadden has one major flaw -- speed-Emmanuel Moseley hidden undrafted gem Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
-Guest: Eric Crocker (former AFL/NFL defensive back, fourthandnine.co contributor) -Tarvarius Moore is a project with bigtime upside -DJ Reed is ready to make an impact year one -Tarvarus McFadden has one major flaw -- speed -Emmanuel Moseley hidden undrafted gem Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tonight I get to know head coach William McCarthy of the new IFL expansion team, the Salt Lake City Screaming Eagles!Plus some AFL & NFL talk too!
Dennis and Patrick play what if games on how soccer could become the dominate American sport, What if the AFL NFL merger died? Why does Dennis hate soccer and gambling?
With so much money on the line, gamblers tend to scrutinize the Super Bowl more than any other sporting event, wary of the possibility that the NFL, Vegas oddsmakers, or some other party might rig the outcome of the game to suit their own interests. Conspiracy theories began shortly after the game's creation--to this day, some fans and former players suggest that Joe Namath's infamous Super Bowl III guarantee and the Jets' subsequent victory over the heavily-favored Colts was rigged in order to drum up publicity ahead of the AFL-NFL merger.
Gino Cappelletti comments on the AFL/NFL merger by Talk of Fame Network
Episode 023: AJ Hawk – Why Does This Show Exist? What Does The Future Hold? One of the most enjoyable conversations I’ve had doing this podcast. My brother AJ and I discuss why I am doing this podcast. AJ has no fear to ask me anything and dives deep into my “Why” and we discuss how this show will progress… From The “About Me” page on www.LearningLeaderShow.com Leaders are learners. The best leaders never stop working to make themselves better. As Kobe Bryant once said, “There is power in understanding the journey of others to help create your own.” That’s really why the Learning Leader Show exists. To come together to understand the journey successful leaders are on so that we can better understand our own. This Show is full of stories told by world class leaders. Personal stories of successes, failures and lessons learned along the way. Our guests come from diverse backgrounds—some are best-selling authors, others are genius entrepreneurs and one even made a million dollars wearing t-shirts for a year. My role in this endeavor is to talk to the smartest, most creative, always-learning leaders in the world so that we can learn from them as we create our own journey. Episode 023: AJ Hawk – Why Does This Show Exist? What Does The Future Hold? Subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher Radio. The Learning Leader Show “The scientist is not the person who gives the right answers; he’s the one who asks the right questions.” – Claude Levi-Strauss Some Questions AJ Asked Me: How do you do this show? When do you have time? What’s your ultimate goal with the podcast? How do you do it better than others? How do you feel about where podcasts in general are headed? Would you ever charge people to listen to your podcast? (NO) How about doing in person episodes? How do you make sure your podcast doesn’t feel scripted? What is pronoia? In This Episode, You Will Learn: Why I love doing this podcast My goals – Goals already achieved and others I have for the future My thought process on making a great podcast The importance of my preparation for each episode The facts behind the growth (HUGE) of podcasts Why I believe in pronoia and what it means The importance of taking action “There are two types of pain you will go through in life: the pain of discipline and the pain of regret. Discipline weighs ounces while regret weighs tons.” – Jim Rohn Continue Learning Sign up to receive e-mail updates: www.LearningLeaderShow.com Follow AJ on Twitter: @OfficialAJHawk Follow me on Twitter: @RyanHawk12 You may also like these episodes: Episode 001: How To Become A Master Connector With Jayson Gaignard From MasterMind Talks Episode 003: The Incredibly Interesting Story Of Maurice Clarett And How He Built A 6 Figure Income After Spending 4 Years In Prison Episode 011: Brady Quinn – Why Certain People Are Great Leaders And Why Others Are Not Episode 004: How Todd Wagner (and Mark Cuban) Sold Broadcast.com To Yahoo! For $5.7 Billion Episode 010: Shane Snow – How To Accelerate Success Using Smart Cuts Did you enjoy the podcast? I really enjoyed having this conversation with AJ. Would you like to see us do it again? Reach out to us on Twitter (@OfficialAJHawk & @RyanHawk12) Who do you know that needs to hear this? Send them to The Learning Leader Show! Episode edited by the great J Scott Donnell AJ Hawk Bio from Packers.com Ranks No. 1 in franchise history (since 1975) with 1,025 tackles, having surpassed John Anderson (1,020 from 1978-89) for the team mark in the 2013 regular-season finale. Has posted 100-plus tackles in four consecutive seasons (2010-13) and in seven of his eight years in the NFL (2006-08, 2010-13). Has led the team in tackles five times during his career (2006, 2008, 2010, 2012-13), which ties LB Nick Barnett for the franchise record (since 1975). Followed the likes of Lawrence Taylor (1981), Derrick Thomas (1989), Junior Seau (1990) and Willie McGinest (1994) as one of only 29 linebackers drafted in the top five since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970. Played in 51 games at Ohio State with 38 starts, collecting 394 tackles (196 solo), 41 stops for a loss, 15½ sacks, seven INTs, 13 passes broken up, two fumbles recovered and three forced fumbles; also returned both a blocked punt and INT for TDs…A three-year starter (2003-05), he earned first-team All-Big Ten honors each of those seasons…Available for every play during his college career, he started his final 37 contests in consecutive fashion…Earned his degree in criminology. Given name Aaron James Hawk…Nicknamed “A.J.” by his parents since birth, after legendary Indy car driver A.J. Foyt…From Centerville, Ohio…Married the former Laura Quinn, The couple has a 3-year-old daughter, Lennon Noel, and a 1-year-old son, Hendrix Knight…Brother, Ryan, played QB for the Birmingham Steeldogs of Arena Football and played in college at Ohio University…
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