Came across this today. Kinda cool. 

 

Edited August 13, 20187 yr by SpeedFlex27

22 minutes ago, Tracker said:

A prime example of stupidity can destroy even those with great talent. My sister-in-law who was 16 at the time, met him on the street in downtown Winnipeg and asked him for his autograph. He responded in the crudest of sexual terms. A real jackhole.

Interesting. Mack Herron was really nice to me the couple of times I met him. I was just a high school football player asking a bunch of dumb questions, so he could have just ignored me.

1 minute ago, TBURGESS said:

Interesting. Mack Herron was really nice to me the couple of times I met him. I was just a high school football player asking a bunch of dumb questions, so he could have just ignored me.

I'm going to presume you are a male? 

3 minutes ago, JCon said:

I'm going to presume you are a male? 

How dare you make that assumption.

Recently watching some a NFL film and they had a segment on Mac Herron when he was with the Patriots. He was just this tiny guy compared to the rest of the players.

2 hours ago, Jpan85 said:

Recently watching some a NFL film and they had a segment on Mac Herron when he was with the Patriots. He was just this tiny guy compared to the rest of the players.

To quote Leo Cahill: "He was so short that he would have to stand on two bricks to kick a duck in the ass"

Edited January 24, 20197 yr by Tracker

 

Football is a game of angles and trajectories. You don't have to be huge to excel. A combo of good wheels, anticipation and good vision can make up for a lack of size.

 

 

Edited January 24, 20197 yr by Doublezero

19 minutes ago, Doublezero said:

 

Football is a game of angles and trajectories. You don't have to be huge to excel. A combo of good wheels, anticipation and good vision can make up for a lack of size.

 

 

Could I get that in writing for my wife? Just asking...

On 2019-01-16 at 12:22 AM, SpeedFlex27 said:

Cactus Jack Wells interviews halfback Billy Joe Crystal at practice in 1963. 

He did so well and went on to have a successful career in comedy. 

 

 

 

Ffs, someone was going to say it. 

 

 

Edited January 24, 20197 yr by Rod Black

Here is the clip I was talking about. starts at 5:08

 

8 hours ago, Jpan85 said:

Recently watching some a NFL film and they had a segment on Mac Herron when he was with the Patriots. He was just this tiny guy compared to the rest of the players.

His legs were huge. He wasn't easy to bring down. I saw him break tackles.

August 28,1954. The BC Lions first game in the Western Interprovincial Football Union, the precursor to the Canadian Football League. Lions fullback Byron Bailey scores the teams very first touchdown at Empire Stadium. 

Edited January 25, 20197 yr by SpeedFlex27

Joe Fleming

Joe Critchlow 1970's game worn helmet:

 

 

Quarterback Chris Vargas dressed for 23 games as a Bomber in 1997-98. His career Bomber stats are 415 pass attempts & 213 completions for 2,798 yards & 16 touchdowns with a completion percentage of 51.8% & 22 interceptions. His best year was 1997 when he threw for 2,618 yards & 15 touchdowns. 

Edited January 26, 20197 yr by SpeedFlex27

I never liked those uniforms from day one.

 

On 2019-01-26 at 3:11 PM, SpeedFlex27 said:

Quarterback Chris Vargas dressed for 23 games as a Bomber in 1997-98. His career Bomber stats are 415 pass attempts & 213 completions for 2,798 yards & 16 touchdowns with a completion percentage of 51.8% & 22 interceptions. His best year was 1997 when he threw for 2,618 yards & 15 touchdowns. 

I liked Chris Vargas. Just about clocked me cold when we collided in the backfield in the 97 camp. It was an inside run feed and I went outside. I still remember the play: 44 Woody.

1 hour ago, Doublezero said:

I liked Chris Vargas. Just about clocked me cold when we collided in the backfield in the 97 camp. It was an inside run feed and I went outside. I still remember the play: 44 Woody.

44 Woody? LOL

1 hour ago, SpeedFlex27 said:

44 Woody? LOL

Its also the name of trophy at the porn awards.

2 hours ago, Doublezero said:

I liked Chris Vargas. Just about clocked me cold when we collided in the backfield in the 97 camp. It was an inside run feed and I went outside. I still remember the play: 44 Woody.

Who's the shortstop?

Guy in background wearing white high knee socks & shorts. I remember those.

Edited February 2, 20197 yr by SpeedFlex27

Quarterback Chuck Ealey 1974

Edited June 5, 20196 yr by SpeedFlex27

Halfback Mack Herron. The CFL leading rusher in 1972 with 1,527 yards Runner up that year to Garney  Henley of the Tiger Cats for the Schenley Award as the CFL's Most Outstanding Player. 

Edited September 14, 20214 yr by SpeedFlex27