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Ken Anderson

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Oct 16, 2026

Ned Martin and Ernie HarwellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:18
Charlie Sanders also got a five-yard touchdown strike with time running out in the first half.
Ned Martin and Ernie HarwellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:25
Ken Anderson hit 10 of 15 for 98 yards and one touchdown to pace Cincinnati to a 21-0 victory over the winless Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Ned Martin and Ernie HarwellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:33
Anderson found tight end Bob Trumpy with a 10-yard scoring toss with less than six minutes left in the opening period and fullback Ruby Clark added six more on a three-yard touchdown run.
Ned Martin and Ernie HarwellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:45
The unbeaten Dallas Cowboys spoiled the debut of the New York Giants in their new stadium by defeating the Giants 24-14.
Ernie HarwellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
72:11
Charlie Sanders also caught a five-yard touchdown strike with time running out in the first half.
Ernie HarwellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
72:17
Ken Anderson hit 10 of 15 for 98 yards and one touchdown to pace Cincinnati to a 21-nothing victory over the winless Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Ernie HarwellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
72:26
Anderson found tight end Bob Trumpy with a 10-yard scoring toss with less than six minutes left in the opening period, and fullback Ruby Clark added six more on a three-yard touchdown run.
Ernie HarwellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
72:38
The unbeaten Dallas Cowboys spoiled the debut of the New York Giants in their new stadium by defeating the Giants 24 to 14.
Peter KingGUEST
6:38
And there was a head coach who said to me in training camp, 'cause I lived w- in the Bengals dorm in training camp in Wilmington, Ohio, he, he said to me, "If you ever need me, just come knocking at my door." So like at 9:45, I don't know, five, seven, eight times that year, I would knock on his door and say, "Hey, what does this mean? What does that mean? Uh, w- what's wrong with Larry Kinnebrew? What..." You know, whatever.
Peter KingGUEST
7:06
"What are you gonna do with quarterback? How long a leash does Ken Anderson have?" You know, that kind of stuff.
Peter KingGUEST
7:11
And so it was a great team to cover with the players on that team, Collinsworth, Munoz, uh, you know, Rodney Holman was a great guy, Kozerski, um, a, a- Boomer obviously.
Peter KingGUEST
7:26
Kozerski I think was a rookie that year, but, you know, so many good guys, Reggie Williams.
Geoff HobsonGUEST
23:22
So in that sense, I think Willie, you know, changed the game because he, you know, uh, was not only a terrific r- r- run blocker on that side, he, he could also protect.
Will AppletonHOST
23:37
My, my equivalent in that era, just like I said, my equivalent for Ken Anderson is Dan Fouts.
Geoff HobsonGUEST
23:44
Yeah.
Will AppletonHOST
23:45
My equivalent for Willie Anderson is Jonathan Ogden.
Anthony AndersonHOST
25:24
Yeah, no, and I'm, uh, I'm right there with you.
Anthony AndersonHOST
25:26
Uh, matter of fact, since we're on the subject of the Hall, uh, I wanna get...
Anthony AndersonHOST
25:32
Uh, I want you to, could you enlighten us, Jeff, uh, because I think there's a lot of fans in the fan base that wonder, in your opinion, do you think, uh, because I think we all wanna see Ken Anderson, and we all wanna see Willie get in.
Geoff HobsonGUEST
25:51
Right.
Dale CooperHOST
30:22
But, um, I've, uh, I had ...
Dale CooperHOST
30:25
I think the best jerseys that I ever had is I had, uh, game jerseys for the AFC and NFC Pro Bowl, uh, Joe Theismann and Ken Anderson, seven and 14 for NFC and AFC respectively for back in the '80s.
Dale CooperHOST
30:39
Um, my, uh, my father worked in a promotion that, that was working with the NFL, and that was one of the things that they used in their displays, and then afterwards they were able to keep some of the stuff.
Dale CooperHOST
30:49
And so I, I had those for years.
W. Kent BarndsGUEST
2:10
Uh, and we're kind of an interesting place in that we've got this really great blend of traditional liberal arts and science programs, uh, with, uh, also some really terrific professional programs, uh, including, uh, we just finalized the acquisition of a nursing and health sciences school, uh, in, in here in Rock Island to expand our offerings in those areas, which of course is going to be important for societal good, uh, but I would also say strategically and from an enrollment standpoint.
W. Kent BarndsGUEST
2:40
Um, and, uh, one of the reasons that a lot of people know Augustana College is because in the, uh, 1970s, uh, Ken Anderson, uh, who was a NFL quarterback with Cincinnati Bengals and a NFL MVP, uh, uh, attended Augustana and was oftentimes referred to by those announcers as Ken Anderson, who went to little old Augustana.
W. Kent BarndsGUEST
3:04
And so a lot of people know us as a result of that.
W. Kent BarndsGUEST
3:07
So that's a little bit about Augustana.
Peter KingGUEST
12:28
Lawrence Taylor struck fear in the hearts of opponents.
Peter KingGUEST
12:33
And look, after this sack of Ken Anderson, you know what he did? He went to the sidelines and he said, "Let's go after this like a bunch of crazed dogs." And that's just how the guy played the game every day of his life.
Colin CowherdHOST
12:46
There's been a lot of, uh, from, you know, Paul Brown, uh, Bill Walsh, Don Coryell, I remember, Eric Coryell, Belichick's two dynasties, Andy Reid, Sean McVay now Shanahan.
Colin CowherdHOST
13:00
Um, i- was there ever a, a coach who you s- sat down with, and you walked away, and you're like, "This guy would've been successful running a corporation.
Peter KingGUEST
42:12
Lawrence Taylor struck fear in the hearts of opponents.
Peter KingGUEST
42:16
And look, after this sack of Ken Anderson, you know what he did? He went to the sidelines and he said, "Let's go after this like a bunch of crazed dogs." And that's just how the guy played the game every day of his life.
Colin CowherdHOST
42:30
There's been a lot of, uh, from, you know, Paul Brown, uh, Bill Walsh, Don Coryell, I remember, Eric Coryell, Belichick's two dynasties, Andy Reid, Sean McVay now Shanahan.
Colin CowherdHOST
42:43
Um, i- was there ever a, a coach who you s- sat down with and you walked away and you're like, "This guy would've been successful running a corporation.
Ernie Harwell and Ned MartinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
60:37
Charlie Sanders also got a five-yard touchdown strike with time running out in the first half.
Ernie Harwell and Ned MartinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
60:44
Ken Anderson hit ten of fifteen for ninety-eight yards and one touchdown to pace Cincinnati to a twenty-one-nothing victory over the winless Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Ernie Harwell and Ned MartinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
60:53
Anderson found tight end Bob Trumpy with a ten-yard scoring toss with less than six minutes left in the opening period, and fullback Boobie Clark added six more on a three-yard touchdown run.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
61:03
run.The unbeaten Dallas Cowboys spoiled the debut of the New York Giants in their new stadium by defeating the Giants 24 to 14.
Boomer EsiasonHOST
20:57
I'm sorry.
Boomer EsiasonHOST
20:58
I'm going to have to put on my Ken Anderson jersey, and I'm going to go against you on this one because they were embarrassed last week, and they have been embarrassed, and they haven't turned it on.
Boomer EsiasonHOST
21:08
And I told you, middle of the year, all of a sudden, their offense is going to show up, and this would be a great place for them to show up.
Boomer EsiasonHOST
21:15
I expect them to win the game, and I expect them to win it by at least 10 points.

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