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[Norm Coleman]

Hello, I'm a Browns fan but I like lurking here.

BTW, Dan Marino was my idol growing up.

[Pigskin Pimp]

Originally posted by Norm Coleman
BTW, Dan Marino was my idol growing up.

For that you are allways welcome
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[Norm Coleman]

Originally posted by Ava Save-a-Lot


For that you are allways welcome
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Thanks man.

I played football in middle school, I am 5th all time in tackles, so its kinda odd that a linebacker would worship a QB.

Heres how my Marino worship began. I was 7 or 8 and I was just getting into the NFL. I remeber every Sunday on NBC that the Dolphins would get games here (I live in the Columbus, OH metro area) sometimes after the Browns/Bengals 1:00 game. I heard of a Dan Marino but I have never seen the man. Well this one game, they were playing New England and I finally got to see the man. He was amazing to my young eyes. He could throw any kind of pass that you wanted and he was a leader. It was a comeback win too. I also got enamored with John Elway at the time too(if he is an enemy in these parts, I apologize), so I love them both dearly.

In fact, at my high school intramural flag football team, I chose the number 17 (in honor of both Marino and Elway) and we won the title game on a last second drive (just like both men).

While It made me happy that Elway went out a winner, I was in tears after Marino's last game (the massacre in Jacksonville). For the 8 year old in me, it was seeing that Superman was just another man.

Well thats my story and if you will have me as a member of your forums.

[unclemonty]

Originally posted by Norm Coleman


Thanks man.

I played football in middle school, I am 5th all time in tackles, so its kinda odd that a linebacker would worship a QB.

Heres how my Marino worship began. I was 7 or 8 and I was just getting into the NFL. I remeber every Sunday on NBC that the Dolphins would get games here (I live in the Columbus, OH metro area) sometimes after the Browns/Bengals 1:00 game. I heard of a Dan Marino but I have never seen the man. Well this one game, they were playing New England and I finally got to see the man. He was amazing to my young eyes. He could throw any kind of pass that you wanted and he was a leader. It was a comeback win too. I also got enamored with John Elway at the time too(if he is an enemy in these parts, I apologize), so I love them both dearly.

In fact, at my high school intramural flag football team, I chose the number 17 (in honor of both Marino and Elway) and we won the title game on a last second drive (just like both men).

While It made me happy that Elway went out a winner, I was in tears after Marino's last game (the massacre in Jacksonville). For the 8 year old in me, it was seeing that Superman was just another man.

Well thats my story and if you will have me as a member of your forums.

good post.
welcome.
I live in columbus.

[Norm Coleman]

What part, I am in Reynoldsburg

[Surferosa]

Welcome Norm.

[Muck]

:welcome:

It's ok to like Elway. I've always been a big fan of his too.

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