During the 1989 Thanksgiving game between the Eagles and Cowboys, legendary commentator John Madden decided that the MVP for the game should receive a turkey leg as an award for their performance ...

Jason Garrett’s peak as an NFL player came on Thanksgiving Day in 1994 when starting in place of an injured Troy Aikman, he led the Dallas Cowboys to victory over the Green Bay Packers.

“Jason, John Madden and Thanksgiving meant turkey legs,” Tirico said. “You were once the recipient of a Madden turkey leg.” “Yeah, I sure was,” Garrett said. “And John Madden meant ...

John Madden's legacy lives on every Thanksgiving through his iconic traditions, from the famous turducken to the Turkey Leg MVP Award. In this article, we dive into Madden's unforgettable ...

For John Madden himself, Gourmet Butcher Block made a pair of turduckens with six turkey legs. The feat, accomplished with some butcher string and plenty of old-fashioned butcher skill ...

but when you think of the late John Madden calling games on the holiday, you might associate him with one word: Turducken. That's the Frankenstein-like combination of duck, chicken and turkey that ...

Below is everything you need to know about one of John Madden's favorite foods. A turducken is a dish that combines turkey, duck and chicken into one, as its name would suggest. It is made when ...

John Madden’s love of football and family came ... In keeping with other Madden Thanksgiving traditions, NBC will award turkey legs to the game’s most valuable players and turduckens to ...

For his startling performance, he was awarded a leg off of John Madden's traditional "turducken ... asked Garrett what became of his trophy turkey leg, and got a shocking answer.

John Madden's love of football and family came through ... In keeping with other Madden Thanksgiving traditions, NBC will award turkey legs to the game's most valuable players and turduckens ...

The English variant, Gooducken, replaces the turkey with a goose. Who made the turducken popular in the U.S.? Late NFL football coach and broadcaster John Madden arguably put the turducken on the map.