Frank Gifford, the legendary NFL football player and broadcaster, has died. He was 84 years old.

http://www.nbcnews.com/ne...84-n406761

Frank Gifford was an eight time Pro Bowl player who played three different positions for the New York Giants, going to the Pro Bowl in each of them and winning the league MVP and NFL title in 1956.

However, most people know him as the longtime play-by-play announcer for Monday Night Football on ABC from 1971 to 1997. His time on the program turned the show into a national phenomenon.

I was just about to post this. He's with Howard and Dandy Don now....

OL'boy lived a long time..I wonder if Kathy ever told him Bill Cosby tried to kiss her backstage during a Concert event?

"Sooo many times..." , "Pro football is like nuclear warfare. There are no winners, only survivors. "Frank Gifford isms.

Godspeed and RIP Mr. Gifford.

As Chancellor said, Mr. Gifford lived a long time and it appears he had a good life. What more can you ask for...?

When you think of Monday Night Football you'll have to remeber the men who started the journey and Mr. Gifford was apart of that progams before Howard Cosell. As a player, Gifford took a lot of hits but the man bounced righ back up with what appears lilttle health issues later on in life

On another note....

Frank Gifford was very easy on the eye when he was younger. In his playing days the man was down right fine... to the dismay of some of NFL players and his Giants' teammates.

TD3 said:

On another note....

Frank Gifford was very easy on the eye when he was younger. In his playing days the man was down right fine... to the dismay of some of NFL players and his Giants' teammates.

He said his Fellow Players did not like him but I wonder what role he played...When several of your co-workers can't stand you then "you" might have some issues...Maybe it was Ego or something else but I don't believe Franky was Mr. Innocent...

Chancellor said:

TD3 said:

On another note....

Frank Gifford was very easy on the eye when he was younger. In his playing days the man was down right fine... to the dismay of some of NFL players and his Giants' teammates.

He said his Fellow Players did not like him but I wonder what role he played...When several of your co-workers can't stand you then "you" might have some issues...Maybe it was Ego or something else but I don't believe Franky was Mr. Innocent...

I always got the impression the dislike of Mr. Gifford was a case of the green eyed monster.