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Message: [QUOTE="Carnac, post: 2749929, member: 5798"] Both of these young ladies will be remembered for happened that day. Both of them will also never forget who the other person was. It's funny Jordy that you should reference "Leon Lett". Like [B]Jim Marshall[/B] of the Minnesota Vikings, [B]Bill Buckner[/B] of the Boston Red Sox and [B]Mark Sanchez's[/B] unforgettable "butt fumble" in 2012 against the Patriots, they are remembered most for 1 miscue, regardless of all the other good to great plays they made during their careers. When we hear the name [I]Leon Lett[/I], we all remember what he did on that 1993 Thanksgiving Day game against Dolphins that cost the Dallas Cowboys the game. I was a huge cowboy fan back then. That play gave me indigestion the rest of the day. :mad: It takes a special kind of player to overshadow a game in which your team wins the championship by a final tally of 52-17, but that's exactly what Leon Lett did in Super Bowl XXVII. With his Dallas Cowboys absolutely eviscerating the Buffalo Bills, Lett recovered a fourth quarter fumble and began rumbling downfield. As it so often does, a premature celebration made a real mess of things, as Bills' receiver Don Beebe caught up and stripped the ball out before Lett had reached the end zone. While it was of little consolation to the Bills, Lett's fumble was one of several gaffes that have become [URL='https://www.complex.com/sports/2013/01/the-25-biggest-celebration-fails-of-all-time/leon-letts-fumble']his lasting NFL legacy[/URL]. [MEDIA=youtube]OriB0ihBedY[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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