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Tonight (Tuesday), the NFL Network is showing still another Vince Lombardi documentary on their "A Football Life" series at 9 pm ET. Tonight's episode is Part 1. Part 2 is next week. NFL Films can't get enough of Lombardi.

Exactly. Even if Gerhart is in good health, it will be hard to find a team that would sign him to be their main RB for 2014.

How are "some of the players on the Redskins are throwing the game on purpose" when Washington is ahead 20-17 at halftime and Cousins had thrown for 248 yards and two touchdowns?

This is funny. The study also says Steeler fans are happier than any others after a win. By the way, today I was in a Wal Mart store in Tennessee. I saw a white man around 30 years old wearing a Steeler jersey, number 43.

On the NFL Network's A Football Life, it was reported that Tom Coughlin carried around a stopwatch everywhere he went. One of Coughlin's favorite pastimes was going to a Combine and timing the players.

Long ago the thinking was a team had a sub-par season because it was "too white." I wonder if anyone will notice teams like the Steelers and now Green Bay and Houston do less well by being "too black?"

Griffin is already the subject of a gushing biography titled, "RG III: The Promise."

So you claim I'm a Jew? LOL. This is the same tired fantasy peddled by Oliver Stone, Mark Lane, etc. Now it's the Mossad instead of the CIA and a fixation on Israel instead of The Military Industrial Complex and Vietnam. Could you tell us again about Oswald's connection to Israel?

And why didn't Israel kill President Eisenhower after the 1956 Suez Crisis? The United States joined with the Soviets and the United Nations to force Britain, France, and Israel to withdraw from Egypt. Eisenhower is often described as the last American president to stand up to the Israeli...

The motive, according to Oliver Stone is that JFK was going to pull out of Vietnam, for which the Military Industrial Complex created an elaborate conspiracy to kill him. Stone started out with Ferrie, Bannister, Shaw, and anti-Castro types in New Orleans. These are mostly a low-level bunch...

Absolutely. By 1963 JFK was as solid a member of the liberal establishment as anyone. Yes, Oswald's feat has been duplicated many times, by CBS back in the 1960's for instance. It was filmed by the way. A friend of mine visited Dealey Plaza years ago and went to where Oswald fired the shots...

Ruby told a friend who visited him in jail that he shot Oswald to show "a Jew had guts."

An excellent analysis. JFK was killed by a communist, namely Oswald, who was about as far to the left as someone could be in 1963. The liberals at the time couldn't accept this and a few years later were insisting the "Far Right" led by the CIA did the deed. Never mind the CIA has always...

A week or so ago, Fran Tarkenton said he was the greatest QB of all time. "I could outplay all of them," Tarkenton claims.

I think it was columnist Dick Young who wrote sometime in the 1970's that because Terry Bradshaw was blond and blue-eyed, people got away with calling him dumb. When Bradshaw was on his game, he threw the long pass with amazing accuracy and could complete the short ones that required a good...

Greg Landry's running ability gave him the nickname of "Galloping Greg."

NFL Films was founded by Ed Sabol and his son Steve, officially around 1964. It was Ed Sabol's idea to film every game in slow motion from the mid-60's. This DOES make people think the game was slower than it actually was. I recently saw the actual broadcast of two 1970 games. The action was...

Yep, and I mentioned this program because most everybody interviewed or featured would be white. However, it left a lot out. They said Coryell and Walsh revived the passing game in the late 70's, but neglected to mention the 1978 rule changes.

In a program on this subject, everyone interviewed and nearly all shown figured to be white and that is how it turned out.

The NFL Network's A Football Life features "The Forward Pass," a history of passing. It premieres at 9 pm ET Tuesday and repeats the rest of the week.

On Deberg, they repeated Bill Walsh's evaluation: "Steve Deberg is good enough to get you beat." The biggest argument was whether Young or Largent was Number One.

1. Young 2. Largent 3. Van Buren 4. McNair 5. Smith 6. McMichael 7. Mariucci 8. Tasker 9. Atwater 10. Deberg

They could have put Walter Payton's 1977 season on the list instead of Sayers. He gained 1852 yards with a 5.5 yard per carry without a strong supporting cast. The Bears made the playoffs with a 9-5 record before being blown out by the Cowboys, who won the Super bowl that year.

Jim Taylor's 1962 season (1474 yards in 14 games, TD record, league MVP, and 5.4 ypc) was sensational at the time. I've noticed that Taylor is given a fair amount of credit by people like CHFF and other researchers.

Cold Hard Football Facts put out a Top 10 Rushing Season (http://www.coldhardfootballfacts.com/content/the-greatest-rb-seasons/6939/ list in 2009. They considered scoring, yards per attempt, receiving and returns. They pointedly left Dickerson off the list for fumbling too much. Simpson's 1975...