Another reason to dislike David Boston

[Mr. Miyagi]

Especially now that he's a fish.

"Four years earlier, Dyson completed one of the most memorable plays ever. He scored the "Music City Miracle" touchdown on Jan. 8, 2000, to give Tennessee a 22-16 wild-card playoff win over Buffalo, taking a lateral from Frank Wycheck on a last-second kickoff and racing 75 yards down the left sideline.

Incidentally, David Boston's father, Byron, was the line judge who made the call on the "Music City Miracle.""

http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/story/7189997

[The Spaz]

Are you ****ing kidding me!?

[Pride]

I can not wait to boo this MoFo!

[Demon]

I know he meant this as a joke, but i got a kick out of this quote:

"I almost didn't sign him because of that," Smith joked. "I told him, 'I'm just getting over that nightmare and now I have to see your face.' We laughed."

hehe

[Goobylal]

Yeah, I'm sure Smith is laughing his arse off now. Glad he jumped ship with Butler.

[Marino13Phins]

Wow the is a cool fact.

[Samphin1]

See, little things like this make me feel good about the world. This Boston family can't be that bad in my opinion.

[The_Philster]

Originally posted by Mr. Miyagi

Incidentally, David Boston's father, Byron, was the line judge who made the call on the "Music City Miracle.""

You didn't already know that? There were some complaints by someone on the Skins that he could make favorable calls for his son so the league was forced to make sure he never officiated in a playoff game that his son was involved in (not like that was a danger with the Cards).
Byron Boston was out of position on that play. If you look at the tape, he was behind the line where it happened. Had he been at the line, the play might have been called differently. No matter what was called, Luckett had no ability to overrule the call.