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The video was first posted to YouTube under the account name “joecomebackplz” in 2010. In the description lied the first suspicious piece of evidence, a link for Skechers’ Shape-ups shoes. Joe has famously starred in numerous commercials for the company throughout the years.
Then, the rest all but gave it away: “Joe Montana hits this guy in the head while training with the Pierce HS football team. This comeback brought to you by Skechers Shape-ups.”
It wasn’t the only video of Montana the account released either. Here’s one of him drilling a car from about 90 yards away:
Even if the clip is staged or fake, it’s still awesome to see Joe Montana back on the field throwing the pigskin. The NFL great totaled more than 40,000 passing yards and 273 touchdowns over
Chicago Bears great Steve McMichael, 63, reveals he has ALS and will be stepping away from public life joking that the disease snuck up on him like a cheap-shotting Green Bay Packer
Former Chicago Bears defensive lineman and WCW wrestler Steve McMichael, 63, has revealed that he is battling amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
McMichael s diagnosis was confirmed in January. He said he s disclosing his battle now to explain why he s withdrawing from the public eye
A number of ex-NFL players have suffered with ALS. Dwight Clark, famed for The Catch with the San Francisco 49ers, died of the affliction in 2018 at age 61
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A fourth-round pick in 2000, Aaron Shea loved playing for the Browns and their fans.The Plain Dealer
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This is the first in a series of stories about what happened to former Browns players on their draft day.
CLEVELAND, Ohio – On the day he was drafted by the Browns, Aaron Shea was hiding in his basement.
“This was 2000,” said Shea. “The first three rounds of the draft were on Saturday. I watched it on TV. I was like a little kid, waiting for (ESPN’s) Mel Kiper to talk about me being picked.”
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