With a couple seconds to go in a game against the Oakland Raiders, I had the chance to win the game on a field goal. The Raiders had called time-out. I happened to look over and Coach Vermeil was saying, "Come over here," which was odd because I was focused on what I was about to do. I ran over, and he said, "When you make this kick, I have a bottle of Bryant Family Cabernet Sauvignon for you." And I asked, "What vintage?" I couldn't believe he was talking about wine in this situation. I made the kick. The NFL got wind of it and decided it was against the salary cap rules.
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What vintage?
Vermeil: 1930
Andersen: I remember 1930! I was 15 years old then, what a year, still innocent, no Hitler…
Vermeil: Just kick the damn ball.
by thejesuslizard on Jun 15, 2009 7:24 AM CDT reply actions
Proud dane here
The NFL owes a lot of it popularity in Denmark to Morten Andersen. He has really been a catalyst to NFL coverage in Denmark. I’m a chiefs fan because of Morten Andersen too. After the states Denmark are the country that shows the most games. Not bad for a country with 5.5 million residents.
Whew...
They’re certainly making a play for the polar cap region’s ocean floor. This must really sting for the NCL (National Curling League). And Carlsberg is pretty good.
by Official Arrowhead Pride Parade on Jun 15, 2009 7:47 AM CDT up reply actions
Funny thing is... I can say the same thing about Nick Lowery.
Unfortunately I doubt that he had much of an influence in Germany on American Football.
I wonder what Herm did to motivate players in game...
“If you go out and hope to win I’ll give you all big hugs and cake and you dont have to practice all week”
























