Memorabilia
Ghost to the Post Signed Lithograph
- Item Number
- 165
- Sold
- 110 USD to kristinsedlin
- Number of Bids
- 5 - Bid History
Item Description
T his Lithograph depicts the following "Raider History" making play by Dave Casper: On third and long, with less than one minute on the clock, Raider head coach John Madden called for a time out. As Madden excitedly went over the next play on the sidelines with his quarterback, Stabler calmly looked at the frenzied Baltimore crowd and remarked "the fans are sure getting their money's worth today." Offensive coordinator Tom Flores called for a pass designed to go to one of the two wide receivers running an out pattern to the sideline, but told Stabler to "take a peek at the Ghost to the post", referring to a deep pattern by Casper down the field and then angling to the goal post. In what football fans now refer to as "The Ghost to the Post", Casper ran a deep post pattern, and Stabler threw a high, arching pass that looked well over thrown and behind Casper. It was Casper 's memorable change of direction, chase, and athletic over-the-head catch that became the signature moment for the game. Casper went down at the 14-yard line, setting up a Errol Mann field goal that tied the game and sent the game to overtime. Signed by Dave Casper Value on eBay: $200+ Value to a Broncos fan: Whatever the going rate is for kindling... Value to a Raiders Fan: Priceless!
Donated By:
Mr. and Mrs. Doug McFarling
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