Right there is a vivid pictureization of the excitement of time upon this game.

I guess we'll have some more shots of the crowd for you a little while, folks.

Classic Monday Night Football game from the 70s.

Camera locks on to a Houston Oilers fan who was not happy with how the Oilers were doing

against the Oakland Raiders at the time.

So he showed us all who's number one, Chris, a gesture that you weren't alive for that,

but it's a gesture that you would thereafter adopt and use frequently.

That's right. I learned that motion very

quickly on in life. I did. But when you grow up in New Jersey, it's as I always say, it's the Jersey

state bird right there. So it's a frequent symbol that's thrown around the New Jersey, the New Jersey

towns, especially as you get a little older.

But that was a great moment.

I mean, I know I wasn't alive, but I've seen that many, many times.

I don't think I saw it live because I would have a much more vivid recollection of it.

I just remember seeing it like on some TV show after the fact because I just remember being stunned

then and thinking, man, I wish I had seen this live because it's all we would have talked

about at school the next day as we walked around replicating the moment, although that

wouldn't have gone over very well at a Catholic grade school or any other grade school,

for that matter, back in the 70s. All right, it is draft week,

and there will be no one in attendance giving the middle finger to anyone who may happen to be

in Las Vegas, but there may be people giving the middle finger to their TVs when they find

out who their favorite teams are drafting. And the process gets started, Chris, with the Cincinnati

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