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46 defense
Not a good year for legends
(06-28-2016 11:28 AM)Crazier Wrote: [ -> ]Not a good year for legends

I know it's crazy. Music and sports. Maybe the end of the age is here
(06-28-2016 11:28 AM)Crazier Wrote: [ -> ]Not a good year for legends

Sad part is we are only halfway through
(06-28-2016 12:05 PM)Brother Bluto Wrote: [ -> ]
(06-28-2016 11:28 AM)Crazier Wrote: [ -> ]Not a good year for legends

I know it's crazy. Music and sports. Maybe the end of the age is here

The rapture.
Genius...
Perhaps the best defensive mind in football history
Bounty Bowl. SMH.
Is anyone using the 46 these days?
Buddy had some famous line. Remember him calling Kevin Gilbrights offense "chuck and duck"
(06-28-2016 07:47 PM)rolexjames Wrote: [ -> ]Buddy had some famous line. Remember him calling Kevin Gilbrights offense "chuck and duck"

After he punched him.
the '85 Bears team, especially the defense, was probably the single most dominant NFL team in a particular year

The NFC playoffs - the Rams and Giants were held scoreless

The Pats got an early FG and a TD but gave up 45

Never seen anything like that team before or since
The man was a genius...but a sore winner/loser. That 85 Bears defense was ferocious...among the best in the NFL.
(06-28-2016 08:39 PM)bubbapt Wrote: [ -> ]
(06-28-2016 07:47 PM)rolexjames Wrote: [ -> ]Buddy had some famous line. Remember him calling Kevin Gilbrights offense "chuck and duck"

After he punched him.

I was in attendance at that game, but didn't see the punch. I didn't find out about it til I got home and saw it on tv. Obviously they did not show it on the astrodome Jumbotron.
(06-28-2016 06:12 PM)bubbapt Wrote: [ -> ]Is anyone using the 46 these days?


I doubt it. The DBs can't touch the receivers now
Seems as if Buddy has Tennessee ties just like Pat


"James David Ryan was a Korean War veteran who went to Oklahoma State, then earned a master's degree from Middle Tennessee State even while coaching. He got his first major job in the pros in New York, then of the AFL, in 1968. Ryan was the linebackers coach for the Joe Namath-led Jets, a boastful, confident team that fit his personality.
He was a hard-charging football coach - who promoted dirty play and vendettas.
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