Arrgghh!!!! I remember number 3. But I had mercifully forgotten about it before the reminder. Thanks, Ace!

I vividly remember #3 as well. Both the fibula and tibia broke. Happened on one of the first plays from scrimmage in the San Francisco/Cincinnati matchup, delaying the game for quite a long time. May have been a decisive factor in the game.

Hmmm... last sentence was mangled. Combine #4 and #3 and you have a deadly tandem for the Bengals in that game.

Re: #7

The actual final should have been 59-10. On one touchdown play, Kelly had crossed the line of scrimmage when he passed the ball.

Ugh. I was in a roomful of guys when Krumrie broke his leg, and I was the only one who saw it in realtime. I was watching the play and said something about, "Oh my God, did you see his leg?" The other guys all missed it until the replays.... Legs are not supposed to bend that direction (sideways, below the knee), and they're not supposed to flap back and forth....

Looked like the "bending pencil" illusion, did little Timmy's leg. They really got into the replays with relish. Good times.

Heh, "wide right".

Krumrie refused to leave the stadium to go to the hospital until the game was over. He watched the game on TV lying on a gurney in the locker room.

He later became a D-line coach for the Bengals.

Hey, the Bengals have only been in II Super Bowls out of XXXIX, but have II of the X worst moments.

How could he leave out the game in the late 1970s where the Vikings were down only two points at halftime, with the score 0-2?