Sing to me O muse, the tale of Gundo, greatest quarterback, who battled the Norsemen on their new gridiron. This was the story of a quarterback, who had never lost. The soaring Redhawks were down by two touchdowns at the start of the second half. They were battling on the brand new field in Westby, Wisconsin. The Norsemen were dominating the Redhawks up and down the gridiron. One of the Norsemen pummeled the Redhawks linebacker on their next possession. The Redhawks suffered over ten injuries in the first half. The Norsemen, a crucial enemy of the Redhawks, leaped up over three defenders to score another Norsemen touchdown. The Redhawks were all out of answers. There was nothing they could do. The Redhawks couldn’t give up just yet. Then they…show more content… I understand their defensive scheme completely. You need to change the line protection package to ozark and they won’t be able to get through. That’s all you should need on your journey young one.” The greatest fear Gundo had was losing this football game. If he would lose he wouldn’t ever to get to hold up that championship trophy. Gundo proved that he was the greatest quarterback by throwing three touchdowns to tie the game at 28-28. The Redhawks got the ball back with 9 seconds left in the game. All of the pressure was riding on Gundo. He needed all of his confidence and integrity to win this game. On the last play of the game, the swift-footed Gundo broke five Norsemen tackles and dashed down the sideline for an eighty-nine yard touchdown run. The speed and agility of the quarterback was as fast as a lighting bolt touching to the ground on a stormy night. After the game Gundo held up that trophy with pride and honor. The Redhawks defeated the Norsemen, but there was some consequences to battling them. The Redhawks suffered multiple injuries on their offense and defense including Gundo fracturing his wrist. Once Gundo returned home and everyone in the town cheered and tossed golden coins to him. The town of Galesville had a huge pep rally in honor of their astounding quarterback. To this day Gundo lives in Galesville with the trophy in his trophy case. He will always be remembered as the greatest quarterback to ever
