RIP John Madden

Coach passed this morning aged 85

Madden and Summerall are legendary

Sad day

BOOM!!!! As a Stiller fan, I always liked Madden. The best of times. 1970’s Steelers vrs Raiders. Real football.

Sad day.

Just this week I was wishing he would make a guest appearance in the booth.

Football was never the same without him.

Sad day.

Just this week I was wishing he would make a guest appearance in the booth.

Football was never the same without him. Originally Posted by Fizley

In a way he did Sunday. The 90 minute Fox "Madden" documentary special shown before the game.

Boom!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibDc0nX5uqw

"Refrigerator Perry got the nickname "Biscuit" because when he stepped on the scale his teammate said that guy "is a biscuit away from 350."

RIP John Madden

Sad Times. God's speed coach, you made me laugh. A lot.

Are they still doing the turducken feast?

Madden was to the NFL what John Lennon was to music......adding flavor.


At least the impersonators live on.

... Nice quote there, mate.

### Salty

Well Pat and John were a great team and now they are reunited. They'll be missed but never forgotten.

BOOM!!!! As a Stiller fan, I always liked Madden. The best of times. 1970’s Steelers vrs Raiders. Real football. Originally Posted by bambino

Madden was coach of the Raiders in 1972 for the infamous Immaculate Reception game.


here is Madden discussing it 30 years later it includes a brief video appearance by Franco Harris.

you'll have to watch the videos on UBoob because the NFL says so ... bahahahaaaa




the play as it was broadcast with several angles. the ball clearly hits Jack Tatum first and Franco catches it before it hits the turf.





an in depth review





Touchdown Steelers

Madden was coach of the Raiders in 1972 for the infamous Immaculate Reception game.


here is Madden discussing it 30 years later it includes a brief video appearance by Franco Harris.

you'll have to watch the videos on UBoob because the NFL says so ... bahahahaaaa




the play as it was broadcast with several angles. the ball clearly hits Jack Tatum first and Franco catches it before it hits the turf.





an in depth review





Touchdown Steelers Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid

There is a scientist at Carnegie Mellon who used mathematical equations to prove the ball ricocheted off Tatum not Fuqua.

A great NFL channel video on the Immaculate Reception


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=32uCsO0N34Q