PortArthurTX71

I have a lot of plays that stick out and when I saw it said no way.  Well, here is mine.  It was a game in which Dallas Cowboys were playing the Minnesota Vikings and I believe it was a Monday night game.  This record can never be beat.  If you are a real sports fan you know where I am going.  The QB hands the ball off to Tony Dorsett he runs through the defensive line breaks right gets past the LB's heads to the sidelines and is gone.  He may go all the way.  Yes!!!!!!!!  He takes 99 yards and breaks the record of the longest TD in NFL history. 

I was pretty young in those days but I was on my feet yelling GO! TONY! GO! TONY! GOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  Tony Dorsett was a great NFL RB and to this day is my favorite Cowboy of all time.  Yeah, they have some better players statically but he was a rookie when I first started really getting into watching the NFL.  He was the starting RB when they won the SB in 77.  My mom bought me, my brother, and two of my cousing the Super Bowl Program which I still have today.  We all bleed blue and always will.  Through the good seasons and bad seasons we are there routing them on. 

Let me know what play is your favorite.

This trade will help Washington no doubt.  Especially, when their starting DE went down in 1st day of training camp. 

But if you think for even one minute, this is going to deter the Dallas Cowboys from what is going to be a great season.  You better get off the pipe.  It's our year baby.  We got all the right pieces.  I am not going to go down every piece and new piece.  You know what they are.  That is if you are a sports fan.  Just Win Baby!

• The Shark is back to old tricks. The chum bait has been tossed and The Shark is not just nibbling on it.  He is about to digest it all at the shores of Royal Birkdale. This is absolutely great for golf and Greg Norman.  This has history made written all over it.  Going in with the lead after 3 rounds at the age of 53, I believe he's really and truly has a great chance at taking his 3rd major title. 
• If you notice how well he is putting, you will see that this is no joke.  I am no golf expert but, I see time and time again older players that get into contention and their putting goes bonkers on the weekend.   Tom Watson yesterday is a prime example.  Let's be honest, Greg Norman is not your average 53 year old professional golfer.  He can drive it consistently as long as the pros on the PGA and drives it straight.  Yeah, his fairways hit over the three days at Birkdale may not be high, but he has not been in too many bad spots either.  Alot of analysts and commentators believe it is going to come down to putting, but I think The Shark really has to drive it well tomorrow.  He was more aggressive on some holes and Tom Watson questioned some of his choices but he escaped major trouble and was rewarded quite nicely on 17.  He had a drive a 380!  He is more physically fit than alot tour professionals.  Norman's playing partner tomorrow PadriqHarrington chose the other route.  Padriq hit considerably more 3 woods off the tee.  I believe is Norman's biggest threat. 
• This will be a British Open for the ages.  The galleries will be roaring and they will have all the drama they need.  The Brits will have their countryman Simon Wakefield in the next to last group and an excellent chance to be the first Brit to take home the title since Nick Faldo.  The last group to tee off Norman and Harrington will be an absolute riot.  The Irish will cheering on their o'boy and Norman will have the crowd on his side as well.  Real golf fans know how special this is going to be.  Notice, I haven't even mentioned Tiger.  I love Tiger and the PGA Tour needs Tiger but, if you're not glued to the tele tomorrow you're not a real golf fan.