Question from a girl with no football knowledge

[Chocolate Lab]

Sounds like he's just saying this to score chicks.

Did it work?

 

[p1_]

We still had a solid team for a few years after 82, but when Danny White started getting injured that was the death knell. We never made a real effort to find a QB to replace him and stupidly wasted a lot of time with Gary Hogeboom and Steve Pelleur.

And Danny was truly a very talented QB, and don’t forget punter. Imagine Bones Fassel if he had that weapon

 

[Genghis Khan]

And Danny was truly a very talented QB, and don’t forget punter. Imagine Bones Fassel if he had that weapon

Very true.

 

[NoDak]

We still had a solid team for a few years after 82, but when Danny White started getting injured that was the death knell. We never made a real effort to find a QB to replace him and stupidly wasted a lot of time with Gary Hogeboom and Steve Pelleur.

I thought Hogeboom was going to be great.

In my defense, I was only about 12 yrs old or so.

 

[Rev]

I thought Hogeboom was going to be great.

In my defense, I was only about 12 yrs old or so.

Haha! You're old.

 

[Cotton]

Haha! You're old.

We all are now.

 

[data]

He wears it loud and proud along with his rookie jersey hanging on the wall.

What’s his jersey number? Can it through a database

FWIW...he isn’t listed here. I’d advise you to get a SipChip or start taking your drink with you to the bathroom

Missouri Southern Players/Alumni | Pro-Football-Reference.com

Missouri Southern Players/Alumni

www.pro-football-reference.com

 

[data]

@marcy1011

Thumbs up this post if you’re okay.

Picard face if you’re in a ditch being force to put lotion on.

 

[Sheik]

Daniel is trying to shoplift the pootie, Marcy.

 

[data]

Daniel is trying to shoplift the pootie, Marcy.

i bet you’re Daniel

 

[Foobio]

We still had a solid team for a few years after 82, but when Danny White started getting injured that was the death knell. We never made a real effort to find a QB to replace him and stupidly wasted a lot of time with Gary Hogeboom and Steve Pelleur.

He was never the same after he broke his wrist against the Giants in ‘86. Up until then he was always extremely capable.