Meet the Walters

Marla and Joe Namath were talking about back in their younger days. Joe said, "Thank you, Lord." Joe brought Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons record, Marla said, "Give me that, Joe, pretend I'm Mrs. Werblin." Marla thinks she's Mrs. Werblin and said, "Joseph, it's show business." Joe said, "No, it's not, it's football. This is football, it's not show business." Marla said, "Let me think what I said, Joey, it's show business." Meanwhile, Don Maynard said, "I believe it was on Thursdays, where a friend of mine ordered a wrong kind of soup." Marla said in shock, "So sorry to hear that, Donny." Gerry Philbin said, "He was tough, as, nails. Believe me, I give up." Marla said, "What was that?" Gerry said, "And I called him a Prima Donna, when a young man at 8 years old told me to signed autographs, and then, Walt Michaels threatened." Marla was watching a 1972 Jet...

In 1981, after hiring 18-year-old model Lorrie Owens from Plano, Marla was proud to have her visiting at her house. There she saw Lane Ayers, the newest country singer from Allen. He has a cousin named John Ayers, who played for the 49ers. Lane dated Meladie Mitchell, the Dallas Cowboys cheerleader until their split in 1982. In January 1986, Lane was involved in a car accident, and he succumbed from injuries three months later on Apr. 23. He was 24 years old.

This afternoon, Marla and Kyle attended the San Diego race, and Corey Heim is the winner. Corey was like the up-setter like Greg Sacks in 1985. Ross Chastain finished 7th and Shane van Gisbergen had a bad day.

Marla picks Jackie Smith, Jim Hart, Dan Dierdorf, Jeff West and Ike Harris for a trivia contest. Marla's wrong or right answers to players: Jackie: Pushing hands forward from shoulders with hands vertical (Correct) Jim: Pass (the answer is Fred Williamson) Dan: Waving hand behind the back (Correct) Jeff: Pass (the answer is Joe Carr) Ike: Pass (the answer is Gale Sayers) After that, the right answer players can be used in extreme games, Jackie and Dan. In the second part, Marla picks Ron Yankowski, Larry Stallings, Roger Wehrli, Roger Finnie, Earl Thomas, Terry Metcalf, Norm Thompson, Conrad Dobler, Jim Otis, Tom Banks and Mel Gray for a clue. Ron, Larry, Roger W. and Roger F. has four clues and all are incorrect. Earl has a clue, and Jim picks Jim Bakken as an answer and is correct. Marla picks Russ Washington, Gary Garrison, Dan Fouts, Ed Flanagan, Jesse Freitas, Rickey Young, Ray Wersching, Pat Curran and Chris Fletcher for a clue. Russ and Gary have two clues and all are incorr...

It was February 17, 2026, a month after Scott Laidlaw died, Kyle Davis went to Marla's house for a memorial service for Scott, and she hasn't seen Kyle in 50 years. Kyle was a good center, according to Marla. Kyle did not attend the game alongside Herb Scott two months prior. Marla was totally shocked as Kyle had his new looks with a goatee and nearly went bald. Marla's husband Kyle, who was nine years younger than Kyle, finally visited him. Percy Howard and Pat Donovan were having the eulogies of Scott as Marla was with her grandson J.D., granddaughter-in-law Ronni, and J.D.'s brother Colter. Baby Maize is with J.D.'s dad and Marla's son Faron. All 10 of the 1975 rookies sang with Marla called "Amazing Grace" as Bob Breunig had a brief solo in the first verse. Previously in 2025, Marla also held a memorial for Mitch Hoopes five years after he passed away.

This short film is Marla's finest hour after the first one was in 1976 called "Right Out of Their Minds." Now in "No Time To Look For Men," Marla was ready with the Cowboys players. It all started in Brownsville, Texas, near the Mexico line, five offensive lineman John Fitzgerald, Blaine Nye, Ralph Neely, Rayfield Wright and Pat Donovan were playing poker as Herb Scott had a Scottish clothes. Marla said, "Herb, this is Brownsville, Texas, wear some of those Mexican clothes." Cliff Harris reads that Kris Kristofferson has a hometown of Brownsville. Marla was sitting on the couch next to Tom Rafferty. Herb had the right clothing, and Efren Herrera saw them with his boxers. The next morning, after having breakfast, Ralph saw Marla brushing her hair after she brushed her teeth. The other four O-linemen had an argument about Marla's personal looks. Ralph and Marla were dancing into the song called "I Met A Friend of Yours Today" by Mel Street....