Dave Dameshek

It's episode 46, the players who wore that best in NFL history.

Tim McDonald and Todd Christensen.

Andy Pettit wore it well in MLB.

Two good ones, though, 46.

First of all, Pete Johnson, who was the fat Bengals running back in the 80s.

In 1983, he had three and a half yards of carry and 14 touchdowns.

Then he left.

cincy and an 84 for the chargers and dolphins how about this 87 total touches 12 of them touchdowns how does that math work he rushed for 2.4 yards per carry he was the ultimate goal line back and he was a slob on top of it it was very funny and also doug plank wore it for the chicago bears i bring him up because he is who the 46 defense of the bears

were named after, and now the Patriots are back in the Super Bowl, and they lost Super Bowl XXII, the 46th defense of the Chicago Bears.

And now we say hello to our fellas, the Fuentes boys.

We have Moe Damoshek coming up in one second, and Jeff Schwartz for the Jerk List.

How are you, fellas?

Listen, I think that's spot on as, you know, what do you call them, a legacy team or a tentpole franchise or whatever you would call them.

Obviously, they don't date back to the 30s or anything, but deeply important in Super Bowl era lore, those two early 70s titles that they win and all of that.

You're right.

They've been lost at sea for way too long, despite having one of the three or four best quarterbacks in the history of the Super Bowl era.

Interesting stuff.

By the way, Super Bowl XLVI, the lowest total since Super Bowl 50 between the Broncos and Panthers, that total was 43.

Right now the total is 46 on this game, and the Seahawks are laying five.

Down in South Beach, they're sad because it's sunny outside but gloomy in their hearts.