Explore " johnny unitas" with insightful episodes like "1972, Week 5", "1972, Week 2", "The NFL's Greatest Games Debate", "Indianapolis Colts" and "Blunder Bowl" from podcasts like ""TWIPF: THE PODCAST", "TWIPF: THE PODCAST", "End Zone Insight", "Sports the NEMO way" and "End Zone Insight"" and more!
This week we discuss Bob Brunet, single digit field goals, a big day for Jets' runners, and Johnny's U's weird play. Quote of the week: "He's one of those peripatetic quarterbacks." Intro-outro music: "Look of a Champion," by Bill Loose.
TWIPF: The Podcast, 1972, Week 2 is online! This week we discuss the historic Jets-Colts air circus, Jack Tatum's record setting play, the expanding use of Bill Loose music, and John Reeve's unusual career. Quote of the week: "Watch out for those green rubber curtains, Harold!" Intro-outro music is "Business End of the Shotgun," by Loose.
In this episode, End Zone Insight debates the merits of a few of the greatest games in the history of the National Football League. Bob and Paul break down the reason why a particular game deserves its ranking or should be moved higher or lower. The list was compiled by the NFL and Associated Press and is now presented by Pro Football Reference. Many of the big games of the past are discussed including The Catch, The Ice Bowl and The Immaculate Reception. Where does your favorite land and who is number one on the list?
In this episode of Sports the NEMO Way we bring the Indianapolis Colts to the table for discussion.
The Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Colts played in the first Super Bowl after the NFL-AFL merger. They bumbled, stumbled, and blundered through a combined 11 turnovers. Did either team want to win? Hall of Famers were in the middle of crazy plays: a multi-tipped pass landed in the lap of Colts TE John Mackey and went for a 75-yard TD, Cowboys DB Mel Renfro’s mental lapse allowed a field goal to be downed at the Dallas 1, and Colts QB Johnny Unitas had a rough day and fractured a rib. The outcome hinged on a field goal by a super-nervous kicker.
The NFL had never staged a sudden death overtime to decide a championship game. But, late in 1958, the Baltimore Colts beat the New York Giants in the late day gloom of Yankee Stadium to win an overtime thriller. Many have called it “The Greatest Football Game Ever". END ZONE INSIGHT hosts Paul and Bob weigh in on that claim and discuss the ramifications in the years that followed.
One of the greats of all time, John Unitas led the Baltimore Colts to NFL glory. In this episode of End Zone Insight, Bob and Paul take us back to Johnny U's first NFL training camp when his hometown club let him fall through its fingers.
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In this episode of Collector and Son the collector takes over and talks about the cards they have bought on eBay, and the Mount Rushmore of their football autographs. Was the Collector successful in changing the Son's Mount Rushmore?
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Who said it was slow in the offseason? Dev, JT and the one and only Famous T.A. walk you through it all, like:
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