"When I ran, there was a big hole. When I was catching a pass, I found a way to avoid the defender. On returns, I was in the right place at the right time. It was unbelievable." But one play sticks out most in his mind. It was 78-yard kickoff return that happened within seconds left in regulation and the score tied at 24 all. "I'll never forget that return," he said. "I'm coming down the sidelines and (Miami defender) Curtis Johnson has the angle on me." "You have to remember, I'd played 60 minutes and I'd been on the special teams. Curtis played me right. He gave me an extra 10 yards so he'd have the angle. I watched the films over and over again and there was no way to avoid him." The return gave the Chiefs and reliable Jan Stenerud the chance to win the game in regulation, but Stenerud missed a 32-yard kick and the game went into overtime, where the Dolphins won on Yepremian's kick. Surprisingly, Podolak doesn't rate that effort as his most memorable game. "Maybe if we'd have won it," he said. "The game I really remember was a victory over Washington." The score of that game was 27-20 and Podolak rushed for 140 yards.