Fran: The Cyber-Dr.

The iconic Vikings QB is re-presented as a 'fan's athlete' for the media-age of American socialized depots/dartmouths.

A 'diamond' fan tribute to Fran Tarkenton (signing off),

DISCLAIMER: I have no formal ties to the Vikings and intend this only to be a work of sports-dictation(s). 

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I'm a Vikings (American-football) fan writing a special diary about the magical era of Fran Tarkenton who took his team to multiple Super Bowls, giving this sports-fan something to really appreciate/understand!

I own a Fran Tarkenton rookie-card, and would you believe it's a cyber-forum blogging-subject for me, since I would talk about the 'aesthetic(s)' of modern sports-market design(s)?

In the age of social media where we talk about public figures and reference them for conversation(s) about socialized entertainment, we might consider Fran a 'terrific' cyber-dr.

Everyone's an American football fan if they're an American. Who'd argue against such a declaration? The Vikings games are symbolic/iconic and the cheerleader(s)/fan(s) symbolize true American dancing.

The Vikings-Raiders Super Bowl saw Fran Tarkenton ('the fan's man') try to reach high heights with a team that was certainly considered the season's sparkling cider and potatoes.

The Vikings never won a title with Fran ('the fan's man'), but what Tarkenton gave to the media-broadcast era of American sports was a real sense of American imagination...and storytelling!

Of course, maybe/perhaps I'm a nerdy Sherlock Holmes claiming all this 'stuff' about Fran ('the fan's man') since he never won a Super Bowl title, but then again, who doesn't appreciate a 'detective' of the sports-media dramatic(s)?

Fran was a real Viking. He's a real fan's athlete. He's a real American. Writing about him reminds me why in this age of sports-marketing, there's always a 'touch' of remembered dynasty.

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)