30 years ago today

[wlu_lax6]

Frank Reich
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[Tom 1860]

and nine years later that cunt ruined my night, the cunt...

[Pruitt]

God bless Frank Reich!

[Giff]

and nine years later that cunt ruined my night, the cunt...

Your night? Try my childhood.

[Pruitt]

and nine years later that cunt ruined my night, the cunt...

Your night? Try my childhood.

Did I mention that I was at that game?

[The Sybian]

and nine years later that cunt ruined my night, the cunt...

Your night? Try my childhood.

Did I mention that I was at that game?

Awesome, how many people walked out?

[vandwagon]

The BC / Doug Flutie Hail Mary game was Miami's next game after blowing the lead to MD. Crazy couple of games.

[Pruitt]

and nine years later that cunt ruined my night, the cunt...

Your night? Try my childhood.

Did I mention that I was at that game?

Awesome, how many people walked out?

I'd guess in the neighbourhood of 10,000 or so. But when the comeback really began in earnest, thousands ran back to the stadium. I remember seeing people climbing the 12' high fences because there was a bottleneck at the gates.

Leaving that game, we knew we'd never be at another game that incredible. The noise is indescribable - unless you've been to a game where EVERYONE is screaming at the top of their lungs, you just have no idea how exciting it was. It really looked like the Oilers were a man short for the entire half.

[Diamond]

and nine years later that cunt ruined my night, the cunt...

Your night? Try my childhood.

Did I mention that I was at that game?

Me too!!

[Giff]

and nine years later that cunt ruined my night, the cunt...

Your night? Try my childhood.

Did I mention that I was at that game?

Awesome, how many people walked out?

I'd guess in the neighbourhood of 10,000 or so. But when the comeback really began in earnest, thousands ran back to the stadium. I remember seeing people climbing the 12' high fences because there was a bottleneck at the gates.

Leaving that game, we knew we'd never be at another game that incredible. The noise is indescribable - unless you've been to a game where EVERYONE is screaming at the top of their lungs, you just have no idea how exciting it was. It really looked like the Oilers were a man short for the entire half.

When you add in the officials as a group, they were.

[A_B]

and nine years later that cunt ruined my night, the cunt...

Your night? Try my childhood.

Did I mention that I was at that game?

Awesome, how many people walked out?

I'd guess in the neighbourhood of 10,000 or so. But when the comeback really began in earnest, thousands ran back to the stadium. I remember seeing people climbing the 12' high fences because there was a bottleneck at the gates.

Leaving that game, we knew we'd never be at another game that incredible. The noise is indescribable - unless you've been to a game where EVERYONE is screaming at the top of their lungs, you just have no idea how exciting it was. It really looked like the Oilers were a man short for the entire half.

When you add in the officials as a group, they were.

You ok, giff?

[Giff]

That game was basically the beginning of the end of the Oilers and the collapse the next year was pretty much the final nail in the coffin. Now I root for the most vanilla team in the NFL who pretty much wasted the 2014 draft.

You tell me.

[Pruitt]

That game was basically the beginning of the end of the Oilers and the collapse the next year was pretty much the final nail in the coffin. Now I root for the most vanilla team in the NFL who pretty much wasted the 2014 draft.

You tell me.

As one whose teams have suffered some of the most brutal losses imaginable, I do empathize. That Oilers team shoulda, woulda and coulda been legendary.

[Giff]

That game was basically the beginning of the end of the Oilers and the collapse the next year was pretty much the final nail in the coffin. Now I root for the most vanilla team in the NFL who pretty much wasted the 2014 draft.

You tell me.

As one whose teams have suffered some of the most brutal losses imaginable, I do empathize. That Oilers team shoulda, woulda and coulda been legendary.

Next year's team was so good. Then Buddy Ryan punched Kevin Gilbride. Sigh.