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Vick · 09-29-2003

you want Football religion????!!!!!

BALTIMORE COLTS FOOTBALL

yeah that's right the BALTIMORE COLTS

We bled Colts Blue

The BALTIMORE COLTS help make the NFL what it is today (as did the Rooney's)

Think 1958 (before I was born)

the drama and pageantry of the 1958 Championship game
Unitas driving the Colts downfield to beat the Giants in OT

A national spectacle
http://www.nfl-football-videos.com/1958_nf...hampionship.htm

Call it the greatest NFL Championship Game of all time. That's how most people describe the 1958 struggle between the Baltimore Colts and the New York Giants, played December 28 in Yankee Stadium. The stars of the day, and there were plenty, were guys like Johnny Unitas, Pat Summerall, Raymond Berry, Charley Conerly, Kyle Rote, Alex Webster and Frank Gifford.

A dozen NFL Hall of Fame players in all played in that game. Three more were on the sidelines coaching. It was the first overtime game in regular or post season history in the NFL. As America watched in fascination on NBC, network executives began to realize the potential for the NFL on television.

Last edited by Vick at Sep 29 2003, 11:44 AM

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Vick Celebrating Company's Success with A Beer From Mini Bar Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Little South of Sanity Posts: 6,551	you want Football religion????!!!!! BALTIMORE COLTS FOOTBALL yeah that's right the BALTIMORE COLTS We bled Colts Blue The BALTIMORE COLTS help make the NFL what it is today (as did the Rooney's) Think 1958 (before I was born) the drama and pageantry of the 1958 Championship game Unitas driving the Colts downfield to beat the Giants in OT A national spectacle http://www.nfl-football-videos.com/1958_nf...hampionship.htm Call it the greatest NFL Championship Game of all time. That's how most people describe the 1958 struggle between the Baltimore Colts and the New York Giants, played December 28 in Yankee Stadium. The stars of the day, and there were plenty, were guys like Johnny Unitas, Pat Summerall, Raymond Berry, Charley Conerly, Kyle Rote, Alex Webster and Frank Gifford. A dozen NFL Hall of Fame players in all played in that game. Three more were on the sidelines coaching. It was the first overtime game in regular or post season history in the NFL. As America watched in fascination on NBC, network executives began to realize the potential for the NFL on television. Last edited by Vick at Sep 29 2003, 11:44 AM __________________ Pssst Click the Button Above I once wanted to be a Gynecologist But I couldn't find an opening