Thanks To The Twelfth Man (And Other Video Classics)
This video turned up on YouTube recently, and it really is transcendent. It's also remarkable, because somewhere underneath the circa-1986 outfits, the awkward dance moves, the dated synthesizer sound and canned beats, and Jay Schroeder looking like he'd really rather be anywhere else on Earth (at the 5:01 mark), this is a really nice message from a team to its fans. Also, Willard Scott shows up, and Darrell Green sports a horrible sweater.
After the jump, some then-current songs redone with Redskins lyrics and highlights, for the late George Michael's NBC-4 sports segment.
(UPDATE: Looks like Steinberg had dug up this video a couple of years ago. I Googled to check, but missed it somehow. Since he forgot also, I don't feel quite as bad.)
After the jump, some then-current songs redone with Redskins lyrics and highlights, for the late George Michael's NBC-4 sports segment.
(UPDATE: Looks like Steinberg had dug up this video a couple of years ago. I Googled to check, but missed it somehow. Since he forgot also, I don't feel quite as bad.)




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One thing I get horribly sick of during Super Bowl week is the endless parade of retired NFL players circling media row, answering the same questions on EVERY sportstalk radio show under the sun. It's like Groundhog Day for Barry Sanders, the one week of the year that he pokes his head out to see the sun, and I could not possibly be less interested in what he has to say or whatever product he's selling.