Well, they're just memories.
Ray Rhodes coached a near perfect game, as the Eagles stymied that Pakk all day. Finally it comes down to a chip-shot field goal. Simple ending right? Just send in Chris Jacke and this game goes down as a victory for the Pakk - a team destined for 16-0.
But wait! Pakker management decided that Jacke wasn't needed. Leave it to a rookie, besides it's a chip shot.
The Pakk "D" emerges again! Or should that be submerges? Barry runs and runs, like the Energizer bunny. The Pakk "D" whiffs and whiffs.
Farve decides that kneeling is for more that prayer these days. It's a great position to pass from. You can even complete a pass from the kneeling position. Of course, it might not be completed to a player from your team, but a completion none the less.
16-0? Not if they have to play Barry every week.
Start off with the easiest, November 16 is the when. Of course, according to the pre-season pundits, the Pakk would be 10-0 coming into the November 16 game. Oh well, the Colts had an unblemished record coming into the game.
Why? Well, because the Pakkers suck. Farve sucks! A fumble returned for a touchdown. A pass intercepted and returned for a touchdown.
Reggie White sucks! Well, he could suck, since he decided to sit down for the last game-winning drive, the jury is still out. (Poor [multi-millionaire] Reggie! He was a tuckered out lad. He needed his rest!)
How? Easy, just score baby! An that is especially easy against the Pakk "D" in the fourth quarter. All you have to do is rush or pass the ball.