Missing History
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Steven Taylor | Saturday, December 16, 2006 |
Well, half the country missed NFL history tonight, all because the NFL and several large cable companies can’t figure out how to make nice.
Michael Vick became the single-season record-holder for most yards rushing by a QB and Morten Anderson become the all-time scorer in league history.
And, most importantly, the Cowboys won.
[cross-posted at PoliBlog: Deportes]
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