1982 starting offense

[MightyGiants]

https://twitter.com/bigbluevcr/status/1602876032318480386

[Giant Jim]

It looked like Harry Carson was in on TD play. Him and Brad Van Pelt were definitely on the field goal team.

I don't remember Cliff Chapman.

[MightyGiants]

It looked like Harry Carson was in on TD play. Him and Brad Van Pelt were definitely on the field goal team.

I don't remember Cliff Chapman.

I don't remember Cliff either

[Sem]

I remember the name but not the player. FB?

[MightyGiants]

I remember the name but not the player. FB?

Other than the TE and aforementioned Cliff, I am familiar with the rest

[TDToomer]

Other than the TE and aforementioned Cliff, I am familiar with the rest

You don't remember Tom Mullady? He was the primary TE before Mowatt and Bavaro.

[MightyGiants]

You don't remember Tom Mullady? He was the primary TE before Mowatt and Bavaro.

No, like I said everyone else I am familiar with but Cliff and Mullady

[LennG]

Thought I saw Gary Shirk out there also.

[kartanoman]

You don't remember Tom Mullady? He was the primary TE before Mowatt and Bavaro.

No!!!! You forget Gary Shirk was the man!

Forget Rich Umphrey! Ernie Huges was the real deal!

Cliff Chatman was a great pre-season player, but a backup at his best. Rob Carpenter was boss!

Peace!

[TDToomer]

No!!!! You forget Gary Shirk was the man!

Forget Rich Umphrey! Ernie Huges was the real deal!

Cliff Chatman was a great pre-season player, but a backup at his best. Rob Carpenter was boss!

Peace!

Maybe prior to 82 but Mullany started all of the games in 8. I also do not remember Chatman. Carpenter must have been injured that game.

[kartanoman]

Maybe prior to 82 but Mullany started all of the games in 8. I also do not remember Chatman. Carpenter must have been injured that game.

Mullady started eight (8) of the nine (9) games; Gary Shirk started the ninth in 1982.

Cliff Chatman and rookie Joe Morris were fighting it out for the #2 runner while #1 draft pick, Butch Woolfolk, held the starting role. Rob Carpenter had no contract and was negotiating with George Young for over half of that strike-shortened season; he returned against his old team, the Oilers, but it was Butch Woolfolk's two (2) second half TDs which led the Giants to a come-from-behind win.

Peace!