GAME DAY MNF - Bills at Falcons / Bears at Commodes
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In the Redskins game... the booth claims that it's totally ok for the offensive player to grab the back of the jersey and pull the defender backwards away from the runner he is attempting to tackle. They claim that is NOT holding.
Proof of their assigned role of damage control department for the league. Fuck off... everyone clearly saw it as the reason the bear QB was able to score a TD... so they tell the entire viewing audience that what they just saw with their eyes in the replay was completely legal.
Just wow.
Proof of their assigned role of damage control department for the league. Fuck off... everyone clearly saw it as the reason the bear QB was able to score a TD... so they tell the entire viewing audience that what they just saw with their eyes in the replay was completely legal.
Just wow.
Brand new game, 14-point turnaround instead of Falcons' 28 - 7, it's now 21-14 --Go Bills!
Early in the 2nd Quarter, Louis Riddick mentioned Falcons' Assistant Head Coach and former-Ram Jerry Gray.
Riddick referred to Gray as a long-time outstanding NFL Safety. Gray was outstanding but he played CB.
Gray was an All American Safety at Texas, and the Rams' 1st round pick in 1985.
After a solid rookie season as a versatile reserve, Gray became a starting cornerback in 1986 and was named to four straight Pro Bowls (twice being named 2nd-Team All Pro). He was one of the Rams' best players on a consistent playoff team. He wasn't quite the same player after suffering a knee injury and retired at 31.
Gray turned to coaching; and got his first NFL job under Jeff Fisher in Tennessee (Fisher coached Gray in L.A. when he was the Rams' Defensive Coordinator in 1991). Jerry Gray has coached in the NFL every year for the past 29 seasons, with a couple stints as a DC.
One of my favorite Rams players in the 1980s ...
Riddick referred to Gray as a long-time outstanding NFL Safety. Gray was outstanding but he played CB.
Gray was an All American Safety at Texas, and the Rams' 1st round pick in 1985.
After a solid rookie season as a versatile reserve, Gray became a starting cornerback in 1986 and was named to four straight Pro Bowls (twice being named 2nd-Team All Pro). He was one of the Rams' best players on a consistent playoff team. He wasn't quite the same player after suffering a knee injury and retired at 31.
Gray turned to coaching; and got his first NFL job under Jeff Fisher in Tennessee (Fisher coached Gray in L.A. when he was the Rams' Defensive Coordinator in 1991). Jerry Gray has coached in the NFL every year for the past 29 seasons, with a couple stints as a DC.
One of my favorite Rams players in the 1980s ...
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If you parachuted into 2025 from 2010 you wouldn’t guess this was a Washington team. They look like the Steelers in the all black.
The NFL has gotten weird with these jersey and color combos. Teams are losing their differentiation with this.
The NFL has gotten weird with these jersey and color combos. Teams are losing their differentiation with this.