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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TJV" data-source="post: 648754" data-attributes="member: 4300">I recorded it and waited until after the Packers season was over to watch so I did so last night. I could have written this post. I didn't mind it being 15 hours long and I didn't mind the 25 commentators. Having a few participants talk about it was an obvious but good choice. But for cry'n out loud after advertising this big "discovery" of the "lost" game I really expected to be able to watch the game without the distraction of the idiots talking over it. At one point the "host" had to say something like, 'Oh, the Packers are about to score, we should watch it'. It would have been better to let us watch every play "recovered" with the original commentary even if they wanted to stop it and talk after every few plays. They certainly didn’t act as if having the game film available was any special.BTW, some people never change: KC DB Fred Williamson "The Hammer" was a braggart and an *** before Super Bowl I and he's still an *** today. Even knowing the outcome he couldn't give the Packers any credit. What a classless clown. Too bad they didn’t keep him around until he got knocked out of the game so he could watch the Packers make fun of him on the sideline. His teammate RB Mike Garrett provided a stark contrast.</blockquote>

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