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rsdsharp

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12. Even cooler, Matte and his wristband was able to take the Colts to a playoff game with the Packers,

Reply to MorbidButterflyTat (Reply #11)

Fri Dec 26, 2025, 05:58 PM

7 hrs ago

sixty years ago today — December 26,1965. They lost, 13-10 in sudden death overtime, but it was a remarkable achievement for an emergency quarterback.

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a question on the wrist cheat sheets that NFL QB's wear. How do they work? [View all] OAITW r.2.0 Thursday OP

Yes, and yes. Usually a set of 10 plays to start a drive, but always subject to feedback from the coaches. TheRickles Thursday #1

Cool...I assumed, but did not know. It looks like there are 2 sheets available, secured by velcro. OAITW r.2.0 Thursday #2

There are two reason for the top part. OldBaldy1701E Thursday #3

Interesting....thanks! OAITW r.2.0 Thursday #4

I believe it's akin to this: True Dough Thursday #5

Oh yes, the original smart phone. Angleae Thursday #9

+1 Auggie 19 hrs ago #10

It began in 1965. Colts quarterback John Unitas was injured and then his backup, Gary Cuozzo went down. rsdsharp Thursday #6

Outstanding! OAITW r.2.0 Thursday #7

Fascinating! Thanks for that! mountain grammy Thursday #8

Very cool! MorbidButterflyTat 8 hrs ago #11

Even cooler, Matte and his wristband was able to take the Colts to a playoff game with the Packers, rsdsharp 7 hrs ago #12