u/UnderstandingUpper72

Stanford Jennings’ 93 Yard Kickoff Return/TD IN Super Bowl XXIII (23) - January 22, 1989

The Bengals IMO put up on hell of a good fight against that iconic juggernaut 1980s 49ers Dynasty. Super Bowl XXIII IS such a fun ballgame filled with nonstop back and forth action between San Fran & Cincinnati. From Jennings great touchdown (and The Bengals ONE AND ONLY of the game!) to Ronnie Lott scrambling Ickey Woods into the 21st Century, this is a Super Bowl I’d highly recommend to anyone who loves football 🏈‼️

u/UnderstandingUpper72 — 9 days ago

Arguably the ONE, TRUE, Patriot, one of my favorite Linebackers & NFL Players in general, Tedy Bruschi!

-3× Super Bowl champion (XXXVI, XXXVIII, XXXIX)

-NFL Comeback Player of the Year (2005)

-2× Second-team All-Pro (2003, 2004)

-1x Pro Bowl (2004)

-New England Patriots All-2000s Team

-New England Patriots All-Dynasty Team

-New England Patriots 50th Anniversary Team

-New England Patriots Hall of Fame

-Bill Willis Trophy (1995)

-Unanimous All-American (1995)

-Consensus All-American (1994)

-Second-team All-American (1993)

-Morris Trophy (1995)

-Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year (1995)

-3× First-team All-Pac-10 (1993–1995)

-Arizona Wildcats No. 68 retired

And now further statistics from his NFL Career:

Tackles: 1,074

Sacks: 30.5

Forced Fumbles: 17

Fumble Recoveries: 7

Interceptions: 12

Interception Yards: 187

Pass Deflections: 57

Touchdowns: 5

Guy was an absolute UNIT throughout his entire career. When I say “Defense Wins Championships”, he’s one of the defensive players that immediately comes to mind! Who else has love for the Big Bru? Can’t be just me!

u/UnderstandingUpper72 — 1 month ago

Redskins Vs Broncos at Super Bowl XXII (22) ~ January 31st, 1988

Was just recently watching a replay of this game for fun, and it’s absolutely insane how badly the Skins demolished the Broncos on both sides of the Ball throughout the entire game. Especially considering John Elway played very strongly throughout the regular & post season(s).

Just for the love of the game, here’s an extra included breakdown of some stats between each legendary Quarterback from this Ballgame (The Winners and Losers will be marked with the Standard and Golden Footballs):

Doug Williams threw & completed 18/29 Passes 🏉

John Elway threw & completed 13/38 Passes 🏈

John Elway became the first ever QUARTERBACK to catch a pass in the Super Bowl 🏈

Doug Williams Passing Yards: 340 🏉

John Elway Passing Yards: 257 🏈

Doug Williams Interceptions Thrown: 1x 🏉

John Elway Interceptions Thrown: 3x 🏈

Doug Williams (Thrown) Touchdowns: 4x 🏉

John Elway: (Thrown) Touchdowns: 1x 🏈

Where were you when Super Bowl XXII went down 🤔🏈🏉?

u/UnderstandingUpper72 — 2 months ago

Legendary Seattle Seahawks Wide Receiver, Steve Largent (@Raiders Circa Mid 1980s)

819 Total Receptions

13,089 Receiving Yards

100 Receiving Touchdowns

NFL Man of the Year (1988)

3× First-team All-Pro (1983, 1985, 1987)

4× Second-team All-Pro (1978, 1979, 1984, 1986)

7× Pro Bowl (1978, 1979, 1981, 1984–1987)

2× NFL receiving yards leader (1979, 1985)

NFL 1980s All-Decade Team

NFL 100th Anniversary All-Time Team

PFWA All-Rookie Team (1976)

Seattle Seahawks 35th Anniversary team

Seattle Seahawks Top 50 players

Seattle Seahawks Ring of Honor

Seattle Seahawks No. 80 Retired

Second-team All-American (1975)

Tulsa Golden Hurricane No. 83 retired

u/UnderstandingUpper72 — 5 months ago
▲ 14 r/Scream

With how Insanely advanced it is for 1999-2000/Y2K standards, I’m genuinely surprised no 21st Century Killer Post Roman has stolen and used his voice changer as their own 🎛️🗡️🩸

As goofy, cool, and clearly advanced as Roman’s voice changer is, It’s always got me thinking ever since I was kid why nobody (especially the Bailey/Kirsch Family) would think to steal and use Roman’s Voice Changer. After all, this thing was EFFING Insane and had it all; The Ghostface Voice, The abilities to copy and replicate the voices of ANYONE you name it 😭. In all seriousness, during one of my many rewatches of Scream 3, I recently started thinking how it would’ve been a cool idea to see Roman’s Voice Changer used again by a future killer.

u/UnderstandingUpper72 — 5 months ago

Sup AEW Fans, as you all know from the post title, I’m going to my first ever wrestling show in person, which is Double or Nothing 2026, since the tickets are insanely affordable and it’s in my hometown of New York City, so I just wanted to ask some questions:

1: Generally, How cool is it if you wear the merchandise of other promotions? (WWE, WCW, TNA, ECW etc).

I’m asking this because I was thinking about wearing an awesome Purple and Black ECW Hardcore Wrestling Barbed Wire Hat I had because to me it also fits the vibe of a promotion like AEW. I’m also contemplating wearing one of my many WCW hats as well in the honor of the late great Ted Turner’s recent passing + potentially a hoodie as well (I have the red version of the NWO’s logo from when the WolfPac faction came to be). This is a question I really want answered because I just don’t potentially wanna be hassled by some asshole who’s a very dedicated fan of a specific promotion. I just wanna have a safe, good and fun experience competing one of the biggest goals on my bucket list since I was a kid.

2: Crowd Signs: What are usually the general rules of Crowd Signs? This may seem like an obvious question, but IMO, it’s really important because I’ve seen and heard many MANY crazy stories about security confiscating fan signs, even if they aren’t really doing any harm to anyone and among other crazy fan behavior in regards to this.

Plus I’ve heard alleged stories about ppl getting into debacles with one another over holding a sign up too long etc. I want to bring two posters of Chris Jericho & Edge/Adam Copeland since I grew up with the both of them, and they played a key role in my life as a wrestling fan. Would love any and all stances on crowd signs from you guys as they’ll help me in the long run while I prep for the show!

Any suggestions and advices really helps me out! Thank you in advance! 🙏🏽

u/UnderstandingUpper72 — 5 months ago