Worst Super Bowl player of all time

By far.

And how Ward, who dropped multiple key balls in the first half, was MVP over ARE is bizarre. That was among the top 10 passes in the game's history to me. On the run ... perfect spiral... deep downfield... hitting receiver in stride for a TD.

 

It wasn't the same starting five for each game. The original Hogs were George Starke, Joe Jacoby, Russ Grimm, Jeff Bostic and Mark May. Starke only played on the first Super Bowl team. May was gone and Grimm was a reserve when they won the third Super Bowl. By then, Jim Lachey, Raleigh McKenzie and Mark Schlereth were startes (thank you Wikipedia. I knew the names but couldn't remember the dates when the changes took place).

 

eugene robinson

 

Eugene Robinson.

 

Eugene Robinson.

Apparently, I am the echo in the room.

 

Eugene Robinson was a few times Man of the Year for the Seahawks, maybe the drunkest team of the '90s.

A genial, well-educated man from Colgate who could play a few musical instruments.

 

He most enjoyed, however, simply listening while others played the skin flute.

 

Jim Kelly, anybody?

 

Most of them require multiple fingers, so it's all good.

 

Certainly the worst-second-half-of-a-Super-Bowl player.

They had 7 seconds on the clock at the end of XXV. You have to have a simple, quick play to run there.

47 yards, on grass, with your team losing.... just too much to ask a single player to bear.

Get him five more yards.

Dammit. And I am NO Bills fan. But I detest the lemming-like jumping onto the bandwagon that the Bills are losers because they only won four consecutive AFC championships.

And that Scotty Norwood is the poster child for it.

 

Cliff Harris was a great player, but patting Roy Gerela on the head, thus pissing off Lambert and the rest of the Steelers, was really stupid.

 

That's Neil F'n O'Donnell.