Dave Dameshek

Who cares what he did?

Well, you have to start the clock at different points for different sports.

I think in baseball, it makes sense to start at around 45.

Jackie Robinson makes the scene and changes things.

Okay, so mid-40s for that sport.

Hockey, it's either 67 when there become more than a half dozen teams in the league, or maybe 1980 with further expansion, 79, 80, 81-ish, when they bring in some of those Western province teams from Canada and otherwise.

Okay.

NBA, I think, is, again, somewhere in the 70s.

Maybe even you start the clock when Magic and Bird arrived.

That's not an unreasonable argument.

And in football, the neatest of all, the Super Bowl era.

Nothing before it matters.

Who cares about any of the rest of it?

But okay, so there you go.

Joe Cap is the answer.

I don't know.

Cold War son, yes.

Craig Morton started for the Broncos in Super Bowl XII against the Cowboys.

Former Cowboy Vince Ferragamo, Super Bowl XIV against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

You said it right, Schwartz.