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And in case you didn't know, Hank Bullough was the OL coach for the Colts when they won SB V.

Gale Gilbert is the only person to go to 5 straight Super Bowls, being the backup in San Diego for SB XXIX. He lost them all...

Some who won a Super Bowl after leaving the Bills... (source http://www.completesuperbowl.com) Tom Flores - SB IV KC Chiefs, Coach for Raiders in SB XV, XVIII Remi Prudhomme - SB IV KC Chiefs Marlin Briscoe - SB VII, VIII Miami Jim Dunaway - SB VII Miami Mike Kindig - SB VII Miami Bob Chandler - SB XV Raiders Keith Moody - SB XV Raiders Bob Nelson - SB XV, XVIII Raiders Sam Wyche - QB Coach for 49ers in SB XVI Mario Clark - SB XIX 49ers Dale Hellestrae - SB XXVII, XXVIII,XXX Cowboys Don Beebe - SB XXXI Packers Mike Lodish - SB XXXII, XXXIII Broncos Justin Armour - SB XXXIII Broncos Rick Tuten - SB XXXIV Rams (injured - didn't play) Sam Gash - SB XXXV Ravens Matt Stevens - SB XXXVI Patriots* Antowain Smith - SB XXXVI, XXXVIII Patriots* Rob Johnson - SB XXXVII Bucs Larry Centers - SB XXXVIII Patriots* Ted Washington - SB XXXVIII Patriots* Pete Metzelaars - Offensive QC Coach SB XLI Colts Kevin Gilbride - OC SB XLII Giants Dick LeBeau - DC SB XLIII Steelers Jabari Greer - SB XLIV Saints Anthony Hargrove - SB XLIV Saints Pierson Prioleau - SB XLIV Saints Gregg Williams - DC SB XLIV Saints

... be there to see it

punter. pretty sure.

yeah

http://www.buffalobillsproshop.com/main_ob...092&nPage=0

Graham Parker Mike Doughty

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/slideshow?id=9763032

What annoys me is when they pay allow a bunch of "fans" to stand around the stage and look enthused.

Sports Illustrated photographer (and not JUST Swimsuit Edition, either)

The stage was really cool tho

Townshend was worried about throwing his back out.

+2

And a couple from Rochester as well: http://www.democratandchronicle.com/articl...t-local-workers

There were several awkward cuts during the performance - I think they used it a few times. Daltrey's gotta be pissed that Zack Starkey got more camera time than he did.

Barbra Streisand Rosie O'Donnell Jane Fonda

BEERBALL is in da house! Welcome back my friend.

I think whoever the "senior committee" throws out there gets in nowadays.

http://www.nflauction.nfl.com/cgi-bin/ncom...4914&type=A

K-Gun was almost never a spread. Spread puts 5 people out wide. No traditional TE on the line, no RB in the backfield. 5 blockers and the QB. In K-Gun, Thurman/Kenny Davis were almost always in the backfield, and McKeller/Metzelaars were almost always in the traditional TE spot. K-Gun was usually a 3 WR set. Short yardage brought Carwell Gardner in for Beebe. It was VERY rare for Thurman to split out wide.

BRILLIANT!

Agreed. And the $2-off coupons... Plate & soda for $6.50!