101. Metro Pulse/Cover/The Football Issue Neal unhesitatingly swiveled and pitched the ball to burly Titans tight endFrank wycheck. wycheck, in turn, sidestepped and launched a bullet, a hard, http://www.metropulse.com/dir_zine/dir_2000/1035/t_cover3.html

Comment on this story Introduction Brooks Clark's annual predictions for the season to come. Then Again... Eh, what does that Brooks guy know, anyway? Adrienne Martini and Joey Cody offer the 2000 Chicks' Picks. Blue-Bloods Managing Success Matthew T. Everett talks to the man behind the curtain. The Fizzicks of Football Jesse Fox Mayshark explodes the myth that academics and football don't mix. Fresh Titan fans give Orange faithful a run for their money by Mike Gibson Mike Keith's voice was taut, fraught with an almost desperate expectation as he set the play, the kick-off following a Buffalo Bills touchdown, the kick and ensuing run-back that would almost certainly punctuate the Tennessee Titans' 1999 season with a forlorn period. In this, the second of two AFC Wildcard play-off games, the Titans were down 16-15, with the better part of a football field separating them from victory, and a mere 16 seconds left to traverse the distance. "Do the Titans have a miracle left in them in what has been a magical season to this point?" Keith shrilled, presciently. "If they do, they need it now." Then he and color commentator Pat Ryan watched as Buffalo specialist Doug Christie booted a high, short kick, fielded by the Titans' Lorenzo Neal at the 25 yard line. But rather than lurching down the field in headlong desperation, Neal unhesitatingly swiveled and pitched the ball to burly Titans tight end Frank Wycheck. Wycheck, in turn, side-stepped and launched a bullet, a hard, airtight spiral to the far left side of the field and an expectant Kevin Dyson, the lithe, dizzingly fast wide receiver acquired by the Titans in 1998.

102. NFL.com - Tennessee Titans Team News NFL.com Official Site of the National football League 23, 2004) FrankWycheck has no regrets about retiring after catching more than 500 passes in 11 http://www.nfl.com/teams/story/TEN/7030035

CBS CBS SportsLine AOL Home ... Depth Charts Search NFL.com The Web Fantasy Sign In/Sign Up News Field Pass ... Official Site Wycheck retires after 505 grabs, 11 seasons NFL.com wire reports NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Jan. 23, 2004) Frank Wycheck has no regrets about retiring after catching more than 500 passes in 11 NFL seasons, and says he's glad to go out a winner even though the Tennessee Titans lost in the second round of the playoffs. NFL Network NFL Network Analysis, opinions, features and more! Download Super Bowl XXXIX radio broadcasts and highlights to your MP3 player! Field Pass Listen LIVE to NFL games, plus watch video news and features of your favorite team. "I want to go out on top, and I want to retire as a Titan because I had so many great years here," Wycheck said at a news conference, with his wife, Cherryn, seated nearby. "I did everything I set out to do and much more. From a guy who wasn't even supposed to be in a training camp, let alone to where I ended up, I'm truly proud and I couldn't ask for anything more. It's been a truly great ride." Wycheck recently became the fourth tight end to top 500 catches, joining

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EXPLORE ANIMALS ENVIRONMENT HISTORICAL BIRTHDAYS ... home "The Greatest Game Ever Played" December 28, 1958, NFL Championship, New York, New York (Yankee Stadium): Baltimore Colts 23, New York Giants 17 With a 14-3 lead in the 3rd quarter, the Colts had the ball on the Giants' 1-yard line and seemed to be on their way to an easy win. But the Giants made a determined goal-line stand, got the ball on their own 5-yard line, and drove downfield for a TD. In the 4th quarter, Frank Gifford caught a TD pass to give the Giants a 17-14 lead. But Colts star quarterback Johnny Unitas passed his team down the field, completing 3 to Ray Berry for 62 yards. With 7 seconds left, the Colts kicked a field goal to force the first post-season overtime. In the extra period, the Giants punted and Unitas went to work. He took the Colts 80 yards before fullback Alan "The Horse" Ameche bulled into the end zone from the 1-yard line to end what many still call "the greatest game ever played." "The Immaculate Reception" December 23, 1972, AFC Divisional Playoffs, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Pittsburgh Steelers 13, Oakland Raiders 7 Down 7-6, with just over a minute left, the Steelers' Terry Bradshaw fired a pass downfield to halfback John Fuqua, who was hit hard by Raiders defender Jack Tatum just as the ball arrived. It hit one of the players and bounced in the air and, luckily for the Steelers, into the hands of rookie running back Franco Harris. After his "immaculate reception," Harris ran 42 yards to score with 5 seconds left.

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