Hall of Fame QB John Elway makes the case for Broncos owner Pat Bowlen to be inducted into the Hall

Terrell Owens was not in Canton and held his own Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Does this mark the start of a trend? The Talk Of Fame guys discuss.

Former Chiefs WR Lance Alworth joins the show to make the Hall of Fame case for his teammate Johnny Robinson.

Former Philadelphia Stars QB Chuck Fusina talks about the League's third Championship Game between his Stars and the Oakland Invaders.

Fomer Philadelphia Stars QB Chuck Fusina recounts his 1984 Championship game versus the Arizona Wranglers.

Philadelphia Stars QB Chuck Fusina joins to show to recount the first-ever USFL Championship game between his Stars and the Michigan Panthers.

Former USFL QB Chuck Fusina recalls the game where he led his team to one of the biggest 4th quarter comebacks in League history to secure a spot in the Championship Game.

Former Philadelphia Stars QB Chuck Fusina recounts the first-ever USFL game in 1983 in Denver.

Groundbreaking QB James Harris recounts his best game as a pro: a 1976 win over the Miami Dolphins when Harris threw for 400+ yards.

QB James Harris leads his LA Rams to the doorstep of the Super Bowl and sets another milestone for the league.

QB James Harris comes off the bench in 1964 to change the course of the Rams season.

QB James Harris makes NFL history when his Buffalo Bills open the season against Joe Namath and the defending Super Bowl champion Jets.

Quarterback James Harris broke a lot of ground in the NFL. But it all started with a memorable game in college.

Former Cowboy and Bronco linebacker DeMarcus Ware discusses his new role for Denver and what it may lead to.

On this Father's Day, the owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers talks about memorable Father's Days spent with his dad.

Broncos All-Decade team Safety Steve Atwater talks about his emotional return to Denver as a member of the New York Jets.

Steve Atwater recalls Super Bowl XXXII which turned out to be his last as a Bronco.

The Broncos met the defending champion Packers in the Super Bowl in 1998. The outcome was a little different than the first time Atwater played in the big game.

Steve Atwater's hit on the Chief's Christian Okoye on Monday Night Football was a play that made Atwater famous.

After being the Denver Broncos first-round pick, safety Steve Atwater makes an immediate impact.

A re-match of the 1981 AFC Championship plays out a lot differently the second time around.

Former Bengals QB Ken Anderson recalls his only Super Bowl appearance: a 26-21 loss at the hands of the 49ers

QB Ken Anderson leads his Bengals to an AFC Championship over the Chargers in one of the coldest games in NFL history.

Cinncinati Bengals QB Ken Anderson gets his chance under the lights in 1975... and makes the most of it.

Cincinatti Bengals QB Ken Anders relives his first NFL start in 1971 against the Miami Dolphins.

All-everything Steve Spurrier is heading back into coaching... why??? Spurrier answers that plus his thoughts on Tim Tebow's new career in baseball.

Former Heisman Trophy winner and NFL RB Eddie George talks about going from the Gridiron to the lights of Broadway.

The Hall of Fame CB recalls his LA Raiders win over the Redskins in Super Bowl XVIII

Hall of Fame CB Mike Haynes made the Pro Bowl his rookie season. What adjustments did he have to make to play in that game?

It was just an exhibition game, but a hit by Jack Tatum on Darryl Stingley left Stingley paralyzed and changed the way defense was played in the NFL.

Haynes had an amazing rookie season, but it didn't translate to postseason success.

The former Patriot/Raider cornerback talks about his first year in the League which culminated in an NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year honor.

The former Buffalo Bills all-everything talks about his greatest offensive performance, his 1995 Wild Card victory over the Miami Dolphins.

The Bills make it to their fourth straight Super Bowl - and the second against the Dallas Cowboys. What motivated them that year? Steve Takser joins the show with the answer.

The Buffalo Bills make it to their third-straight Super Bowl - only to lose their third-straight Super Bowl. This time at the hands of the Dallas Cowboys. Former Bill Steve Tasker talks about it.

All Everything Steve Tasker relives his Bills comeback against the Houston Oilers in the AFC Wild Card game in 1992

Former Buffalo Bill all-everything Steve Tasker talks about his Bills first trip to the Super Bowl - a last-second defeat a the hands of the New York Giants.

New Baltimore Ravens GM Eric DeCosta talks about learning from one of the best in the business and the emotions of Ozzie Newsome's last draft.

Former NFL GM Ernie Accorsi talks about the Giants taking RB Saquon Barkley instead of their QB of the future.

New York Giants All-Pro tight end Mark Bavaro reveals his true feelings for the Philadelphia Eagles - feelings he had to check later in his career.

Mark Bavaro recounts his Giants' improbable win over the Bills in Super Bowl XXV

Former all-pro tight end Mark Bavaro discusses Super Bowl XXI when his Giants beat the Denver Broncos for their first Super Bowl championship.

The march to the Giants first Super Bowl had to go thru the 49ers, and Mark Bavaro proved pivotal towards that goal.

Former all-pro tight end Mark Bavaro had an immediate impact on the New York Giants. In particular, an October game against the bengals.

Hall of Famer Jerry Kramer talks Super Bowl II when his Packers beat the Raiders for their third straight championship.

Hall of Famer Jerry Kramer talks about the infamous "Ice Bowl" - the last-minute Packers win over the Cowboys.

Hall of Fame Offensive Lineman relives the first Super Bowl where his Packers beat the AFL Champion Chiefs.

Hall Of Fame lineman Jerry Kramer recalls the 1962 season when his Packers won their second-consecutive championship.

There was a time when Vince Lombardi was a rookie coach, and he had an immediate impact on the lowly Packers. Hall of Famer Jerry Kramer recounts what it was like when Vince arrived in Green Bay.

Former NFL Head Coach Steve Mariucci takes you inside the scouting and drafting process and how a player like Tom Brady could end up slipping by everyone.