Harry Ghaul: The Best Punter in Cardinals’ History, Who Wasn’t

Every so often, we encounter a football story that just screams to be shared. In this episode of “When Football Was Football” we’ll actually discuss a kicker who, believe it or not, boomed 100-yard punts in practice. Sometimes, there are true stories that just cannot be made up… Such was the case of punter Harry … Read more

Roy Lopez: From Childhood Fan to Arizona Cardinals Player

In professional sports, it’s not uncommon to hear stories of athletes achieving their childhood dreams. One such inspiring tale revolves around Roy Lopez, a native of the Phoenix area. As a young boy, the roar of the crowd and the thrill of the game ignited in him a passion for the NFL. Little did he … Read more

Two Safeties From The Miami Dolphins “No Name Defense”

During the first half of the 1970s, the Miami Dolphins had a couple of starting safeties who brought their own distinctive talents to the team’s defense. That unit was called the “No-Name Defense,” and appropriately so. If you asked anyone today “…who were the starting safeties in Miami during their championship years of the early … Read more

Long Shot & Hot Favorites: Discussing Historical Super Bowl Winners’ Betting Odds

When the Philadelphia Eagles walked off the field of Caesars Superdome last February, very few people would have said that their Super Bowl LIX victory was undeserved. It wasn’t just the championship game against the Chiefs, either, as the Eagles were a team that grew into the season, constantly getting better throughout the regular season … Read more