Did Jack Tatum star in King Cobra commercials?

No.

So did you hide in his pants pocket, or just follow him around on a chain to be able to say that as a matter of fact statement?:shake:

Feel free to direct me to the video or audio or transcript where Tatum clearly shows remorse for what he did.

I hated the Raiders back then more than I hated anything else on the planet. They were lying, cheating scum.

Matt Millen was a dirty, dirty player. So was Howie Long and Lester Hayes and Ben Davidson and Steve Wisniewski and Todd Christensen and Lyle Alzado and Fred Biletnikoff and Ken Stabler and all those mediocre running backs and George Blanda and John Madden and Ray Guy and pretty much everyone else.

However, I have to say that Tatum was no dirtier than a typical NFL player. He was borderline, but he was far from the worst of the Raiders. Ben Davidson and Lester Hayes and Matt Millen and Lyle Alzado and Howie Long were the cheapest, nastiest, most dirty players that team produced.

Personally I miss the days when the Raiders were a team that we could hate.

Proof of that nature may be difficult to locate. The fact is that Tatum didn't have the kind of personality that allowed him to show true remorse in a public setting. He was the kind of guy who demonstrated remorse by holding up a bank or throttling a baby kitten with his bare hands or setting fire to a homeless person ... something like that.

FAX

Yeah, back in the old days it was Clint Eastwood versus Lee Marvin and Darth Vader and that guy in Cape Fear. It's less dramatic when it's Clint Eastwood versus Don Knotts. Or sadly, when it's Peewee Herman versus Don Knotts.

If you don't hate the Raiders for ass raping you the way they did with Jameatloaf, you ain't ever gonna hate us