I am impressed that you can mention names like Elway, Marino, etc. They were 2 of the very best to play quarterback - that's the guy that gets the ball to start most plays and who usually throws it to or hands it to another teammate. He's the leader of the offense. William "The Fridge" Perry played for the Chicago Bears in the mid-1980s and scored a touch down (not his normal role, he was just so darned big he could not be stopped on the 1 yard (meter) run he did) in the Super Bowl ('85?) they won. I am from Chicago and that team, with quarterback Jim McMahon, running back Walter Payton (one of the very best), and a terrific defense was one of the best teams ever. They lost only one game all year long which very rarely happens. Enough about American "football". Now for the important stuff: if I ever come to Ireland you must take me to a cricket match (one day version, please) or to a pub to watch one on the telly and slam down a pint or three. Cheers! LongRider