Mark Bavaro

I remember, like, all the...

Heck, Mark Bavaro,

Sewell McConkie.

I remember all those dudes.

thrust it over the middle, and he's got his man.

Wrapped up on the catch is the tight end, Mark Bavaro.

And he was hit immediately by Dave Dewarson, but he's got enough for the first down in a Bears territory near the 47-yard line.

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Bavaro latching on and stretching out close to a first down inside the 40 near the 37-yard line.

Dave Dewarson made the tackle for Chicago.

Mark Bavaro, who earlier dropped a couple of passes.

Latching on and holding on now, two in a row.

He's the leading rusher, of course, for Notre Dame, the All-American junior tailback.

As we look at the offensive skill positions, leading receiver is Mark Bavaro.

The offensive line averaging 6'5 and 272.5 pounds per man.

It'll be a second down and seven call.

Bavaro got to the 27.

Jim Green finally dragged him down.

Good running after the catch by the big tight end, Mark Bavaro.

Maybe a late

No.

Mark Bavaro's not playing.

Oh, he's good.

Eli Manning.

Now, for my team, like I said, the last three season- but the, the real truth, it has been the last decade, the Giants have been a dumpster fire.

But it's time to wake up the echoes of Mark Bavaro and Mark Collins and Joe Morris and Billy Ard, and all the guys who took this jersey with this spider badge on it and took them to their first Super Bowl victory.

And I don't know whether it will be Jackson Dart who will be the answer.

All I just want is some hope.

Invented the spike, they say.

The greatest pass catcher might have been Mark Bavaro, but that's the tight end, not the wide receiver.

But, God, even just growing up, they never had any great, truly great wide receivers.

That's just not how they were built.