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I seen CBS has him going to the Bears.

No, I don't recall that it did.

Remember when we were talking about Finley? I stumbled across a link about Campy and it led to Tovar. I just happened to remember it, that's all.

Leonard Fournette? https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/jaguars-reportedly-discussing-leonard-fournette-trade-and-here-are-five-landing-spots-that-make-sense/

Campy was quite the SS... Cesar Tovar...

God Bless Scott.

Bert Campaneris?

His full name was Donald Eugene Conley...the gal I saw in HS Dad's name WAS Don Conley.

Oh Hell No!

My HS sweetheart's last name was Conley...true story.

I don't know about destroying it...but definitely setting up a different government.

Patton wanted to invade Russia...

Douglas was ready to do it and promptly got fired.

I remember watching the game...but that is about it.

Bears vs. Lions...but somehow I think that record has been broken.

Before my time...well sort of.

Hampton?

Well, I just can't believe it would be Miami. They were good early on. Seattle and Tampa didn't play very long with just a 14 game schedule. So by my metrics that leaves Cincy and Atlanta. I do believe the Bengals were pretty good in the early to mid 70's. So I will stick with Atlanta to focus on and I don't know a damn thing about them other than Bartkowski.

Well that really narrows it down. LOL So off the top of my head...Miami? No. Cincinnati? Perhaps. Seattle? No. Tampa? No. Atlanta? Perhaps. Am I forgetting someone?

Good one. Hmmm, I would surmise it came in a 14 game schedule? And that it was an expansion team?

Some would say that "The Searchers" was the greatest role that Wayne ever played. As far as Bond, besides his role in "Wagon Train", his most famous role might be in "It's a Wonderful Life." He played Bert, the cop.

Yes.

Alright...think "The Searchers" and "The Quiet Man" as well as having a starring role in a TV western series.

Nope.