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Jill Lieber
November 04, 1985
Paul Zimmerman reports from Anaheim on Sunday's Rams-49ers game: It was a textbook lesson on offensive football, and after it was over, after San Francisco had risen from the dead to hand the Rams their first defeat of the season 28-14, everybody was trying to figure out what was the best throw Joe Montana made out of a hatful of memorable ones.
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?Linebackers—Alonzo Johnson, Florida; Byron Lee, Ohio State, has come on strong in '85—a big surprise; Joe Kelly, Washington.

?Defensive backs—Mark Collins, Cal-Fullerton. Good cornerbacks are hard to find.

?Kicker—John Lee, UCLA.

With friends like this...

Terry Bradshaw, the former teammate, golfing buddy and dinner companion of Mark Malone, has joined the critics of the Steelers' starting quarterback. "I've come to the conclusion that in the big games he has yet to learn how to play well," Bradshaw said recently on Pittsburgh's KDKA-TV. "Whether or not he's nervous or apprehensive or doesn't have the confidence to face the Dallas blitz...I don't know. I know they don't want to play [second-year pro] Scott Campbell, but I think he can do the job."

What did old pal Malone have to say about all this? " Bradshaw never knew any loyalty before," Malone said. "He's the same guy who would come into a locker room after a game and tell three reporters one story and tell three more the opposite story. He'd tell me to meet him at a restaurant or golf course and then not show up. The next day, he would say it looked too cloudy, or that he got tied up on a phone call. That's just Bradshaw. He's as wishy-washy now as he was when he played here."

The 1-7 Falcons have approached Rollie Dotsch, coach of the USFL's Birmingham Stallions about Dan Henning's job. George Allen's son, Bruce, also may join the Falcons as a vice-president.

[This article contains a table. Please see hardcopy of magazine or PDF.]

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