Cool Link And they say Steve Grogan wasn't appreciated outside of New England

[Chevy]

From FanDom.com ...

 

[Hyped]

This is an image of Bazooka wearing a jersey based on Steve Grogan's.

 

[Hyped]

From FanDom.com ...

Had no idea man...I had a Bazooka back in the day....and a Grogan jersey...never put two and two together....probably because of the "blue 14".

 

[captain stone]

Dude does kinda look like Grogan a little, during his mustachioed years...

Reminds me of The Right Stuff during one the last scenes, when Chuck Yeager's walking away from his crashed bird at Edwards AFB... Two guys are in a truck driving to it and as they approach, one of them asks the other: Is that a man I see out there? The other responds You bet your ass it is...

 

[Dagg]

Where is the neck roll?

 

[Ghost of Ben Dreith]

Dude does kinda look like Grogan a little, during his mustachioed years...

Nah....i don't see that at all....but it does look almost exactly like Russ Francis.

 

[captain stone]

Nah....i don't see that at all....but it does look almost exactly like Russ Francis.

Those 1970s mustaches...

 

[Pape]

my younger brother had one of those guys... he unfortunately lost most of his body parts and was burned pretty badly after meeting with an "ied" aka a quarter stick/pineapple

 

[mike_usagisan]

Here's two interesting reasons Bazooka wears a Grogan jersey:

1. 1) G.I. Joe was created by Hasbro, a company located in Rhode Island in the 1980s.
2. 2) The character designer was Ron Rudat (who also made the character art for the packaging), who was a big Pats fan. So he probably influenced that.

 

[FCB02062]

Grogan should be held in even higher esteem considering that defensive backs could maul receivers all over the field and pass rushers could destroy quarterbacks well after the whistle - unless you're Ray Hamilton.

 

[Chevy]

Grogan should be held in even higher esteem considering that defensive backs could maul receivers all over the field and pass rushers could destroy quarterbacks well after the whistle - unless you're Ray Hamilton.

He also recognized when it was time to stay in the pocket more and throw when his knees started going south on him. Saved the running for when it was effective (the naked boot left v Jets in 85 comes to mind). Still - he never lost his toughness.

 

[jlu52]

He also recognized when it was time to stay in the pocket more and throw when his knees started going south on him. Saved the running for when it was effective (the naked boot left v Jets in 85 comes to mind). Still - he never lost his toughness.

Steve is the epitome of toughness.

 

[Zuma]

Steve is the epitome of toughness.

Talent aside...the sheer guts and toughness of Steve Grogan is legendary. More should be done within the Patriots organization to salute him.

 

[captain stone]

my younger brother had one of those guys... he unfortunately lost most of his body parts and was burned pretty badly after meeting with an "ied" aka a quarter stick/pineapple

There was a 1-2-year period during my single-digit-midget years when I collected Captain Action gear… I preferred him to GI Joe because he could change outfits and become Batman (with whom I was Really obsessed), Superman & others…

 

[Pape]

There was a 1-2-year period during my single-digit-midget years when I collected Captain Action gear… I preferred him to GI Joe because he could change outfits and become Batman (with whom I was Really obsessed), Superman & others…

we had the super friends and star trek action figures... batman could become bruce wayne if you decapitated super man and stuck his head on batman... the star trek stuff was better though

 

[Kasmir]

There was a 1-2-year period during my single-digit-midget years when I collected Captain Action gear… I preferred him to GI Joe because he could change outfits and become Batman (with whom I was Really obsessed), Superman & others…

What were the really bad picks of superheroes by DC and Marvel?

 

[Actual Pats Fan]

Talent aside...the sheer guts and toughness of Steve Grogan is legendary. More should be done within the Patriots organization to salute him.

I have some ideas.

Demands, really.

 

[Actual Pats Fan]

Steve is the epitome of toughness.

True, but the restraint he displayed each and every time Eason was started over him would have killed me, personally.