Ah, yes, those were good times. Fouts, Winslow, Chandler, Joyner, Jefferson for a little while, Ed Luther playing in the fourth quarter because they were already up by five scores... We may never see the likes of that offense again. And they still never made the Super Bowl. Ugh, the memories of that game against the Bengals... brr...
I was stoked when I heard Dan Fouts was going to be on Monday Night Football. Such a shame he became a casualty of the Great Miller Experiment: he and Al Michaels would have been a fine duo even when the network decided to cut ties with Dennis.
By any chance did you hear the collective gasp from parts southwest the day Junior was let go? I couldn't listen to sports talk radio for months after that.
Your powder blues are strong, grasshoppa. I can't top that, but I do still have a child-size white-with-bolt helmet somewhere.
It disturbs me that the Chargers could run the tables, go 12-4, and still miss the playoffs. I suppose it would be some kind of city sports karma for the Padres winning their division at 82-80 earlier this year.
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Date: 2005-11-30 03:01 am (UTC)I was stoked when I heard Dan Fouts was going to be on Monday Night Football. Such a shame he became a casualty of the Great Miller Experiment: he and Al Michaels would have been a fine duo even when the network decided to cut ties with Dennis.
By any chance did you hear the collective gasp from parts southwest the day Junior was let go? I couldn't listen to sports talk radio for months after that.
Your powder blues are strong, grasshoppa. I can't top that, but I do still have a child-size white-with-bolt helmet somewhere.
It disturbs me that the Chargers could run the tables, go 12-4, and still miss the playoffs. I suppose it would be some kind of city sports karma for the Padres winning their division at 82-80 earlier this year.