Minus three is presented for the people by Caesar's sports book.

You bet you get with Caesar's rewards.

Must be 21 or older. minus three with Dave Damocheme.

Title game weekend.

The final four, two games that me and my pals are just about to spoil for you will either of these championship games

join the ranks of the best ever. And when I say best title game ever, I mean the 81 NFC championship featuring the catch and I mean Sherman v

crab tree and prime time v playmaker and the dry v Cleveland and far against his

own better judgment the stakes couldn't be higher.

Sure winning the Labardi is essential, but the Super Bowl is a corporate event at a neutral site.

This weekend is where it's at, because whether the analytics people like it or not,

legacies are about to be determined. Go ask Warren Moon if he trade his QB rating for Trent Dilfer's Lombardi.

Better yet, ask Dan Marino who's career his QB rating for Trent Dilfer's Lombardi.

Better yet, ask Dan Marino whose career he'd prefer,

his or Eli Mannings.

You know who I think about when R-QB wins a stat debate

starts back up every single post season.

Danny White.

Now you may not know who that is, but Kevin Henschen, I certainly do.

Nothing tougher than taking over for a legend, but this item Mr. Furley taking over for Mr. Roper.

The Cowboys backup QB slash punter turn starter did about as well as you could ever hope to do. In the three seasons immediately after the legend

Roger Stalback retired, White took Dallas to three straight road title games. Could have been a Hall of

Famer. Instead, he's mostly forgotten. Why? Because he didn't

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