A Legend is Born

[Deputy Nutz]

I don't know if this has ever been posted but here you go.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5wsH74dHmk&NR=1

[Zool]

Kitrick Taylor! One of his 2 catches ever for the Packers.

[MJZiggy]

Wow, look how thin M1 is in that vid. He's twice the man he used to be...

[Scott Campbell]

1) Sharp and Taylor had a ridiculous amount of seperation. That was a bad Bengal team.
2) Jacke had a really bad mullet.
3) I recognized Jim Lampley, but who was the other announcer?

[Zool]

Its Gumble man! He was bad then, and he's bad now.

[Scott Campbell]

Its Gumble man! He was bad then, and he's bad now.



Really? Maybe Greg. I didn't think it was Bryan.

[Deputy Nutz]

Amad Rashad

[Zool]

Good call. Its Ahmad Rashad.

Notice that OJ is on the post-game show?

[the_idle_threat]

Ahmad Rashad? Lampley referred to him as "Ahmad" a couple times.

Edit: Nevermind, Nutz beat me to it. :oops:

[Deputy Nutz]

Favre's arm was so unbelievably strong back in the day. Those two balls he threw to Sharpe and Taylor where lasers 30 yards down field never getting higher than 12 feet. He couldn't make those throws today.

[Carolina_Packer]

Favre's arm was so unbelievably strong back in the day. Those two balls he threw to Sharpe and Taylor where lasers 30 yards down field never getting higher than 12 feet. He couldn't make those throws today.

Actually, DN, when I watched the video and that throw to Kitrick Taylor, it made me think about the throw he made to James Jones for a TD at Minnesota this year, which turned out to be the decisive TD in that one. I saw the game on TV and I was excited too. I can't imagine what it was like in the stadium that day. Anyone lucky enough to be there?

[MadtownPacker]

I can't imagine what it was like in the stadium that day. Anyone lucky enough to be there?Rastak was and Im sure he enjoyed it. :lol:

[Carolina_Packer]

Sorry, Mad, I meant the game against Cincinnati in 1992, but being in Minny would have been cool also. I found this other video that I had not seen before that is a tribute to Favre from other great athletes from different sports. Very cool! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pooQi9akrSU&feature=related

[The Leaper]

1) Sharp and Taylor had a ridiculous amount of seperation. That was a bad Bengal team.

Didn't they go to the Super Bowl the year before?

They were forcing a nobody named Brett Favre to beat them. Would you expect some backup QB to come in and make throws only a handful of NFL QBs in history could've ever made?

If they knew then what they know now, I think their coverage would've been different.

[Scott Campbell]

1) Sharp and Taylor had a ridiculous amount of seperation. That was a bad Bengal team.

Didn't they go to the Super Bowl the year before?


I don't think so. I think that was with Sam Wyche. Shula was the Bengal coach during this game.

[The Leaper]

I don't think so. I think that was with Sam Wyche. Shula was the Bengal coach during this game.

I might be a few years off then. Shula...he was a horrible coach.

[fan4life]

Here's another version of the moment, the drive that Holmgren described, "He threw 3 of the most beautiful passes I'll ever seen in my life."

A legend is born (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hbt6jUtzVI0&feature=related)

[Scott Campbell]

Here's another version of the moment, the drive that Holmgren described, "He threw 3 of the most beautiful passes I'll ever seen in my life."

A legend is born (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hbt6jUtzVI0&feature=related)


Is that Billy Bob Thornton narrating?

[Fosco33]

Here's another version of the moment, the drive that Holmgren described, "He threw 3 of the most beautiful passes I'll ever seen in my life."

A legend is born (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hbt6jUtzVI0&feature=related)


Is that Billy Bob Thornton narrating?

Probably - if it's the same 30 min special they play on NFLN sometimes (I have that on the TiVO).