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Give us your Al Bundy story. What was your greatest achievement when you played football? If we get over 100 replies, we will award a piece of signed Viking memorabilia! #vikings pic.twitter.com/Hl5QAqHcSG

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Played on the OTHER side of the line verses Al Bundy. Needles to say, Al did not score four touchdowns that day. In fac,t Al did not score ANY touchdowns that day.



Now, Can you Top that?

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I'll share... but I don't want to be first.  Feels too arrogant.

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Folks wouldn't let me play after both my brothers got to / injuries.   I Always harbored a deep desire, feel like I was denied by my folks, something I was passionate about.  I understand why they did it, but it still hurt.

they put a trumpet in my hand. Of course, my generation obeyed parents blindly....we said yes sir....no ma'am......but I loved the game since I saw those Vikings horns at age five.  Watched, studied, coached my son, Freshmen / JV / Var. at the HS I teach at.

when my son asked to play tackle football, I had a set of goals for him.
he had to play at least three seasons of flag (community, NFL PLAY 60, Under Armor)
And weigh at least 90 pounds. but mostly I was waiting for his neck to get stronger / thicker.  He loves playing....loves it. And I love watching hI'm play.  

However I did become a good instrumentalist, enjoyed my time in band and marching with a world class drum and bugle corps....Santa Clara Vanguard in HS....hence...

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So....while Al Bundy was in the locker room....I was playing with the band

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Senior year in HS, conference championship on line, up 21-17 and their ball 4th and goal from the 1.  They ran at my hole, the RB and I hit helmet to helmet, he fell inches short of the goal line and we win Conference.  I'm very sure we both came out with slight concussions, but mine was a little sweeter.  

Circa 1979

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 I play a different sport, but Bundy got nuthin' on me. Dinger, every time.

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I was a flag football master. Only played till 9th. By then I was 1/2 the size of my bigger counterparts. I actually played DT and was much quicker then the folks who tried to block me. Pissed opposing coaches off because I kept shooting gaps.  

So theres a crappy story. Now lets hear some real ones lol. 

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Midget league football in 5th grade.  My coach designed the "Krieg Touchdown Play" (my last name).  Two players would come into the huddle from the sidelines, and three would come out (we'd notify the refs to count players correctly).  The third guy was me, and I actually would be inbounds by 2 or 3 feet, but standing on the LOS facing the other players on the field with my hands on my hips looking like I was just watching the next play.

The QB would snap the ball, and I'd fly down the field totally wide open for an easy score.  That play worked for 4 TDs that season for me, and another 2 TDs for different WRs.  B)

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I was a 2-time All-Conference player and was selected to play in the Midwest Small College All-Star game.  I started on the OL for 4 years (and played under 2 former NFL players, including Mike Mularkey) and started at Center for 3.  Although my "braggiest" moment... was when Coach Mularkey wife kissed me.  B)

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@pumpf said:
I was a 2-time All-Conference player and was selected to play in the Midwest Small College All-Star game.  I started on the OL for 4 years (and played under 2 former NFL players, including Mike Mularkey) and started at Center for 3.  Although my "braggiest" moment... was when Coach Mularkey wife kissed me.  B)

with tongue?