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[quote=MTK;1342591]I get what he's saying, it would just be nice to have some new great moments to reflect on vs what happened 30+ years ago. I was barely out of high school when we last won a SB.[/quote]

I was 2.

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1/8/2024

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[quote=WCommandersfan99;1342647]I'm currently reading "Fourth and One" by Joe Gibbs. Absolute great read so far highlighting a lot of the franchise's historical success. Impossible not to love Gibbs.[/quote]

I have his " game plan for life" book. Also a really good read now I will have to get this one you're talking about

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That Art Monk ovation tells you what a great fanbase we use to have. I was glad I was there to experience that.

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[quote=BaltimoreSkins;1342518]This was the last time I was giddy about this team. Week 17, 2012 against Dallass for the division.

[url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sIR0nwfWwQ[/url][/quote]

Look at those colors. Even without the logo that uniform had 100% more personality than our current duds.

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[quote=mooby;1356900]Look at those colors. Even without the logo that uniform had 100% more personality than our current duds.[/quote]

That will never get old watching.

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[quote=sdskinsfan2001;1356901]That will never get old watching.[/quote]

Lmao. Shit never changes, 2nd play of the highlight complete blindside block no flag on the cowpukes

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I am sure all of you have different memories than I. I am an old geezer at 71 years old, live in Southern Calif. and have been a lifelong Ram fan starting in about 1961.

But for a short period of town I became very fond of the Redskins...And yes, us kids in the 60's for a few years called the Washington team..."The Ramskins".

Of course this because of a Coach that was so beloved in SoCal and Ram History George Allen. There was nobody like George.

Although I continued to love the Rams, the "RamSkins" caught my love for a few years there with the controversial firing of George Allen from the Rams, so George went to Washington and took many many of our favorite old time players that were "legendary" with the Los Angeles Rams (please don't call them the L.A. Rams).

Long Live The RamSkins!!!