Matt17: Griffey Pranks Teammate — What a great morning to be a blogger. After a great graduation gag at Yankee Stadium and a fantastic Oriole Magic remake comes this outstanding clubhouse prank from none other than the kid they call Junior Griffey Since he apparently owed Josh Fogg $1,500, Ken Griffey Jr. went about paying him back in the most devious way possible. Entirely in pennies. According to the legendary Hal McCoy of the…

Irishwarriors: Irish Warriors Alternative Guide to Superbowl MVP'S — Super Bowl X11 MVP: Lynn Swann Lynn Swann. Super Bowl MVP. Three time Pro Bowler. One of football icon’s in the 1970’s. One of the most exciting players of his day. A high profile member of four Championship teams and a true football Dynasty in Pittsburgh. Fast. Fluid. Athletic. Graceful. Stylish . In Superbowl 13 he was all these and more. Selected with the 21st pick of the 1974 NFL Draft which…

Irishwarriors: Irish Warriors Alternative Guide to Superbowl MVP'S — Super Bowl XII MVP Aaron Kyle CB Dallas Cowboys The common theme in Superbowl 12 was Defense. From a Broncos perspective the infamous Orange crush which used a 3-4 formation was a main factor in their first Superbowl. Yet Dallas's defense during this period was just as good in fact a rarity during this game happenned., there was a split in MVP voting between DE Harvey Martin and DT Randy White…

Irishwarriors: Irish Warriors Alternative Guide to Superbowl MVP'S — Superbowl XI MVP: Clarence Davis It may seem hard to believe but Clarence davis was often a forgotten part of the Raiders high powered offense in the 1970's playing as a backup to Mark Van Eegghen. Drafted as a 1971 4th round pick Davis first earned a place in the spotlight in the famous Sea of hands game in 1974 between the Oaland Raiders and Miami Dolphins. This play is generally considered one…

Irishwarriors: Irish Warriors Alternative Guide to Superbowl MVP'S — Superbowl X MVP-QB Terry Bradshaw The plaudits for the Steelers thrilling 21-17 win over the Dallas cowboys will go to Lynn Swann and deservedly so. Everyone remembers his majestic 63 card catch but for one of the many times in his career Terry Bradshaw arguably the most underrated QB in National Football League History. A tough competitor, Bradshaw had a powerful – albeit at times erratic –…

Irishwarriors: Irish Warriors Alternative Guide to Superbowl MVP'S — Super Bowl IX MVP – DT Joe Greene (Pittsburgh Steelers Throughout the fabled history of the National Football League never has there been a more dominant defensive tackle than Charles Edward Greene – better known to you and I of course as “Mean Joe”. Greene was the cornerstone of the great Pittsburgh Steelers dynasty of the 1970’s and the key component of the legendary “Steel Curtain” defense…