May 5, 2021
FRISCO - On a November night in Philadelphia in 2018, the Dallas Cowboys seemed set for life. Eagles’ quarterback Carson Wentz tried to trick their defense, attempting a naked bootleg from inside Dallas’ 10. But Leighton Vander Esch was too smart; Jaylon Smith too fast. Not only did Wentz not score, the linebackers didn’t allow him to make it back to the line of scrimmage. “Wow! is the only way to describe this!” crowed NBC
Sunday Night Football analyst Cris Collinsworth during the replay. “There’s the speed – sideline to sideline – of these linebackers. They’re good. They’re young. Scary. NFC East quarterbacks are going to have fits dealing with this duo for a long time.”
May 5, 2021
FRISCO - On a November night in Philadelphia in 2018, the Dallas Cowboys seemed set for life. Eagles’ quarterback Carson Wentz tried to trick their defense, attempting a naked bootleg from inside Dallas’ 10. But Leighton Vander Esch was too smart; Jaylon Smith too fast. Not only did Wentz not score, the linebackers didn’t allow him to make it back to the line of scrimmage. “Wow! is the only way to describe this!” crowed NBC
Sunday Night Football analyst Cris Collinsworth during the replay. “There’s the speed – sideline to sideline – of these linebackers. They’re good. They’re young. Scary. NFC East quarterbacks are going to have fits dealing with this duo for a long time.”
Former Husky Ray Pinney Had his Hollywood Moment at Super Bowl XIII
The big athletic lineman was the first Seattle native to enjoy the spoils of football s biggest showcase event.
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Feb 4, 2021
Ray Pinney was the first kid to grow up in or around Seattle and play in a Super Bowl, but he was no wide-eyed participant.
He joined a Pittsburgh Steelers franchise coming off back-to-back championships and he had no choice but to step up his game and fit in.
A decorated University of Washington center, Pinney became the Steelers starting right tackle because they had plenty of elite players who snapped the ball ex-Husky Ray Mansfield was at the end of an accomplished 14-year NFL career and Mike Webster was in the early stages of a brilliant 17-year stay in the league.
Bruce Arians Has Become the Biggest Troll of the Playoffs
Bruce Arians. | Jim McIsaac/Getty Images
While most players and coaches avoid providing bulletin-board material for opponents during the playoffs, a select few have mastered the art through the years. Deion Sanders, Hollywood Henderson, and Joe Namath come to mind. Now, it appears, Bruce Arians wants to add his name to that prestigious list.
Over the past few days, Arians has been on a smack-talking tour de force, firing back at Washington star rookie Chase Young and, for some reason, trolling now-released Washington quarterback Dwayne Haskins ahead the Bucs Wild Card playoff game against the unnamed team from our nation s capital.
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