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Everyone, for those who have not seen the latest copy of Tailgater Monthly, it could easily be called the “PFUFA Addition" (though not on the cover).
Our organization has been prominently featured in the magazine, and our partner and friend, Karen DiEugenio, wrote a very good article about our group, starting on page 26.
Here is a small excerpt: “Many visitors to the NFL [Pro Football] Hall of Fame in Canton may scratch their heads and walk past with a confused look on their face. They might not recognize the blue and orange barrel worn by Tim McKernan or Monte Short’s ballcap covered with foam feathers, or even Mike Torbert’s favorite floral print shift. The eclectic collection of obscure relics can easily be overlooked in a place that houses the memories of all of professional football’s greatest moments.
If you don’t recognize the names, that |
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is okay, too. Because even though, on any given gameday, these men will score more camera time than most of the players on any NFL roster, their fans rarely know them by their legal names. Instead, it is their alter egos that become legends, their monikers that become household names. They are Barrel Man, Arrowman, or Boss Hogette, and their role and their legacy in the league are unforgettable.”
There is a great picture of Jay and Karen receiving their ‘PFUFA coins’ at this year’s reunion. She also mentions the great time they had in her Editor’s Note on page 12.
Additionally, the magazine also includes an article on Who Dey Baby and his Bengal Bombs made in cups from hurricaneshooters.com, page 24.
Stephanie Phillips also has a very good article written on her, her tailgate and friends, the American Cancer Society, and her battle, page 68. |
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Also, we are now in full swing of Thursday Night Football on NFL Network, so make your picks early.
