Wilson Chronology of a NFL Players Drug Problems
Timeline of Stanley Wilson subject to multiple NFL suspensions and hospital treatments. Include entries from Dec 1989 rookie season to spring 1984 and Aug 1984 inpatient care at Christ Hospital Cincinnati with in and out patient treatment. Note Hazelden Center City Minnesota admission and 1987 AFL reinstatement.
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Stanley Wilson
Wilson
NFL
Hazelden
Center City
Minn
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
AFL
Bengals star Stanley Wilson suspended before Super Bowl
NFL bars Bengals fullback Stanley Wilson from the Super Bowl after missing a team meeting and relapsing with drugs. Bengals coach Sam Wyche spoke of a nationwide drug crackdown while expressing sympathy for Wilson, whose career appears over. Wilson, 27, had returned from prior suspensions and contributed in playoffs before the incident.
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Miami
Stanley Wilson
Cincinnati
Bengals
NFL
Wilson
San Francisco
Sam Wyche
Wyche
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Rice Stars In Super Bowl Win Wins MVP Honors
San Francisco wide receiver Jerry Rice played through pain to help the 49ers defeat Cincinnati 20-16 as he racked up 11 receptions for 215 yards. He earned the Most Valuable Player award after a performance highlighted by a 44 yard leaping catch and three late grabs, while his daughter Jaqui watched from the postgame podium.
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Miami
Fla
Jerry Rice
San Francisco 49Ers
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Jaqui
Beast
Bengals
Lewis Billups
Rice
Joe Montana
49Ers
Axverprow
Tim Krumrie
49ers Edge Bengals for Super Bowl triumph
In a tight final, the 49ers beat the Bengals 26-21 as QB Joe Montana directed a late drive. Randy Cross had a rough game with a bad snap and two penalties, while Cincinnati’s offense stalled after strong early play. Cornerstone moments included Breech’s field goals and Tim Krumrie’s injury.
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Randy Cross
Cross
Mike Cofer
Montana
Bek Cross
49Ers
NFL
Bengals
Cris Collinsworth
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Houston Oilers
Fans Scramble for Super Bowl XIII Will Call Tickets
Desperate groups lined the busy Joe Robbie Stadium will-call near kickoff seeking passes to Super Bowl XIII. Fans traveled far, swapped stories, and pleaded for tickets, with some insiders claiming tickets were inside or earmarked for others. Many left empty handed as lines grew and time ran short.
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Miami
NFL
Mark Wenzel
Philadelphia
Wenzel
John Sheffield
Sheffield
Joe Sweeney
Kansas City
Sweeney
Joe Theismann
Cathy Lee Crosby
Connie Mack
R-Fla
Will Call
Robin Tallon
South Carolina
van Buren
Jesse
New York
Pat Cipolla
Buffalo
Mike Donahue
Buffalo Bills
Cleveland Browns
Cle Blanchard
Joe Montana
Masseuse
Injuries Knock Krumrie Wallace From Game
In a 49ers victory at Miami Tim Krumrie broke his left leg on a freak early play while Steve Wallace suffered a fractured fibula on a third play from scrimmage. Bengals Reggie Williams and David Grant voiced disbelief at the injuries and the impact on their defense. Joe Robbie Stadium witnessed the late heartbreak as Montana and the 49ers held on for the win.
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Tim Krumke
David Fulcher
Rice
Timmy
David Grant
Krumke
San Francisco
Steve Wallace
Bengals
Stanley Wilson
Wilson
49Ers
Lee Johnson
Roger Craig
Krumrie
Joe Robbie Stadium
Wallace
Craig
Jason Buck
Montana
Bengals offense overrated as 49ers deny Super Bowl
San Francisco edge Bengals 20 16 on a late Montana TD drive. Bengals fail to reach end zone as Ickey Woods gains little, and Sam Wyche laments offensive limitations while San Francisco’s defense dominates.
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Miami
Ickey
Boomer
Bengals
Joe Montana
San Francisco 49Ers
Max Montoya
Woods
Montana
John Taylor
Taylor
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