Tecmo Elijah

My record for interceptions in a five minute quarter game is 13 (by both teams combined). I was using the game genie code NNNONT. Try it and watch would be tacklers fly across the field like GHOSTS> TOUCHDOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If you really like returning punts for TD's then try the game genie code NNNONT and watch those tacklers fly through the air! I have returned 1000's of punts with this code that I made up, NNNONT. C'mon! You know you want to try it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I played a season with 15 minute quarters and in the 1st Seattle San Diego game the Chargers had 5 players injured, Butts, Bernstien, Early, Harmon and Caravello - every slot except the backup QB, all were hurt. Lo and behold Anthony Miller grabbed a 50 yard reception and was injured on the play. Having no one to substitute for him the game crashed and the season was erased. Longer quarters equals more injuries equals a chance of this happening to you. I have never in all my 1,000's of TSB games ever seen both QB's get injured at the same time. There must be a failsafe built in to prevent it from happening.

Unfortunately, the game doesn't count the end zone yards. It also doesn't count returns on which the returner was injured, just like when a return is fumbled. That's literally adding insult to injury. When a punt returner is injured the stat for that return will go to the player who is subbed in for the injured player. On a kick return the injured player gets the stat.

Hows about Gerald Riggs and Tony Paige. My favorite is Kevin Mack

Fenerty was a Toronto Argonauts running back for 2 years before joing the Saints and was the CFL rookie of the year in 1987

It is OK young wakasan, we forgive your non posting, wife loving, linux running, honky arse. And welcome back.....

That red X looks really good! Great job!

Bob Nelson in Excellent is a demi-god

Browns Chargers forgot his password so he changed his name to Tecmo Elijah

I remember hearing (somewhere) that for player 2 (MAN, COM, or COA), conditions do the exact opposite of player 1's conditions. So, a player on player 2's side that's in BAD will actually be in GOOD. Is this true? No, its random and can and will change during the course of the game.

My ususal TSB partner and I many times go a buck a game. But we are cheapskates anyways....

I just lost a game due to Phantom Health. Anthony Carter was affected by it and even though he was in "Excellent" condition his stats showed him to be "Bad" and he dropped at least 6 balls thrown to him even though he was wide open on most of them. Of course I could have thrown to someone else but I am stupid and thought he would catch it eventually. Nope. Phantom Health is the biggest disadvantage of being the "right" team in my opinion as there is an actual penalty to some players. (Yet some players get a bonus due to this strange TSB feature....)

Jim Kelly for B.J. Tolliver

beauty eh?