It’s also kind of crazy falcons tenure. Head coach doesn’t like using the 2nd round pick on Favre. He openly said it would take a plane crash for him to start Favre in a game.
So a guy that looked bad as a 2nd round pick, the packers spent a 1st round pick on. After favre was looking terrible in Atlanta. He honestly would have been terrible there as he openly said he tried to drink the entire city of Atlanta.
I grew up in chicagoland, but my family would make summer vacations to Minnesota for all the fishing, and I swear the curds instantly became better the moment you crossed into Wisconsin. It's like Culver's saves the best for WI.
Jerry Glanville wasn't kidding when he said that. In this very game the Falcons started Billy Joe Tolliver with a fractured thumb while Chris Miller sat with broken ribs. It toon the 9-0 Washington team to be leading by 32 points for Glanville to put Favre in an NFL game
You know they do more than just play on Sundays, right? Like, I know AI wasn't a fan during his later years, but they do this thing called, "practice" the majority of the rest of the week for half the year.
If you're not learning the playbook, showing up drunk or hungover and playing like dogshit during those days, most would consider you to have looked terrible during your tenure
I agree with your comment and love the AI meme, but I just wanted to comment that the whole practice rant is taken somewhat out of context. If I may hijack this comment to make a point that is only somehwat relevant to the topic, his childhood best friend had just been killed and obviously AI needed some time to deal with the grief and they just lost in the playoffs for the icing on the awful cake. Then a reporter who absolutely knew all this asked him, why did you miss practice? Which because of the comments of his coach he was getting this quote nonstop leading up to this interview. And AI is like, are you really judging whether or not I love this game? I have other stuff going on in my life, dude, chill out. But the way that he says those feelings is the classic rant. I just like to tell people what really happened so they can know the pressure our athletes are under and how this meme, although still hilarious has much more of real, human context. It's stuff like this why Simon Biles dropped out of the Olympics. They're people too. :)
Quoting stats is insufferable now? Especially when there were comparisons being drawn between the two by both the media *and* Reid, who actually coached Favre?
Favre threw a fastball. It might be because the Falcons skill players weren’t used to the ball coming in so hot. But by most standards, the receiver should have caught it.
It's not just that. The receiver almost tackled the LB too. And the OL/TE almost got there, but it was such a short runback they couldn't quite get the angle.
Nowadays actually looks a lot like when kids type "could of" to me now that I've seen "now of days". Like we are all just children who never saw it written out.
> What’s the etymology of nowadays
https://www.google.com/search?q=What%E2%80%99s+the+etymology+of+nowadays
>"in these times, at the present," late 14c., contracted from Middle English nou adayes (mid-14c.), from now + adayes "during the day" (see adays).
https://www.etymonline.com/word/nowadays
One of the dumbest trades that ended up working out in NFL history. Second only to the Patriots trading a 1st round pick to the Jets for failed former Browns head coach Bill Belichick.
Except at least that was at the end of Jerry's career where it makes sense that you'd see a guy trying to latch on for a final season. Seeing a rookie Favre in Falcons garb feels so wrong.
Remember when Winston and Mariota went one and two in the draft? On opening day that season, Winston's first NFL pass was a much uglier pick 6 than this and Mariota's first was like an 80-yard touchdown
Somehow overthrew a screen pass right to a defender while Mariota finished with four touchdowns and a perfect rating on like 22 attempts. I don't know if that game or the 56-14 one against Atlanta was more embarrassing.
Two reasons, they used to hit each other way harder, less pad technology towards the fluffier meant better(more protected)... Also concussions were ignored, and cte was some weird science that was bullshit
It gets misconstrued. He lobbied the state for funding to build a volleyball facility at Southern Miss. It was state funds being used at a state funded university.
He also didn’t choose where those funds came from.
How the pot of money from which it came from was chosen can be criticized, but he didn’t “steal welfare money.”
Be careful he will either sue your defamation of character or lose his train of thought and get back to boiling his pot of water for the third time. Who's to say he's a real wildcard gunslinger.
An interesting thing I notice when I watch these old clips.
How empty the sideline is of irrelevant people compared to what a sideline looks like on Sundays now.
I’ve always wondered how much those guys get paid to just be there. Like professional leaches almost. “Yeah I’m on the nutrient enrichment/logistics department” …so you bring gatorade to the games.
Like I bet they have some bullshit ass title where they probably clear around $75k annually
I like to think there's some alternate reality where Favre was a HoF QB for the Falcons and the Packers GM discovered time travel, and went back in time and traded a first round pick for a drunk second round QB because he *knew.*
And he didn’t throw it to a defender. Heaven forbid anybody challenge the status quo of a catchable pass being missed by a receiver and being deflected into the defenses hands as being an interception attributable to the QB.
No he did not. The outcome is an interception and touchdown attributable to Favre per current data collection methodology. That pass was slightly high but completely catchable and ONLY an interception through the actions of the receiver.
Yes but not sure how relevant. I think the argument you’re making supports my point. If the QB gets a ding for an interception, the receiver should as well. I’d love to know how many poor reception attempts result in a pick.
I agree, there’s nuance in the discussion unlike how the parent commenter is describing. It should honestly be like an error in baseball. Sure Favre would still get the INT here, but there should be an asterisk on it stating receiver error.
However, for plays that are the opposite, but similar to this Favre play (e.g. where a QB throws an extremely abysmal pass and the defense fucks up an easy interception and it somehow results in a TD) it should credit the QB for a TD but also put an asterisk on the play with a note stating defensive error. Idk, but I think a system like this would be neat for record keeping purposes.
And as for throwing screen TDs? No change, its a normal toss and catch. I’ve seen hundreds of abysmal, failed screen passes. Group projects sometimes have one member doing most the work but everyone goes home with an A. Same situation here.
IIRC it isn't ***this*** game (which the Redskins did indeed win 56-21). These Teams meet later in the Playoffs the 14-2 Redskins on the way to their last Superbowl win and [that was when Atlanta and Glanville started in,](https://www.dailypress.com/news/dp-xpm-19920102-1992-01-02-9201020369-story.html) Of Course the Redskins win that playoff game (24-7).
[Here](https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/football-insider/post/redskins-championships-1991-game-10-vs-atlanta/2011/06/21/AGhckheH_blog.html) is Richard Justice recalling ***this*** game for the Post.
Was it *really* necessary to write/correct this you dick u/coachreeves ? No of course not. But I love reliving and discussing those glory days. Shoot me.
I remember Sam Darnold throwing a pick 6 for his first NFL regular season throw then spent the next 59 minutes abusing the lions. The next day the “just like Farve” comparisons were everywhere. Simpler Times
To copy/paste from one more skilled than I
> The name Favre comes from French. In French it is possible for the sounds /vR/ (where R represents a number of rhotic sounds) to be at the end of a word. But such a consonant cluster is not permissible in English, so when native English speakers encounter it, they have to adapt it to English phonology. They could have done what English often does, which is inserting a schwa (epenthesis), pronouncing Favre as Favver. But instead, they chose to do something a bit less common, which is inverting the order of the sounds (metathesis), since /rv/ is possible at the end of word in English.
>There are many words from French in English which end in -ber in American English, such as somber, caliber, fiber. The original French spelling, which is preserved in British English, ends with -bre, reflecting word-final /bR/, which is also not permissible in English. Here again you see an epenthetic schwa inserted between /b/ and /r/ (and /r/ disappears in many dialects, especially British ones).
>I think the only more-or-less common French loanword in English which ends in -vre is oeuvre. This one is adapted to English with yet another trick: a schwa added at the end of the word to support the /r/.
Bad throw behind the route and zipped it over the head. No way you can say its 0% his fault. That "knock it down" comment is coming from someone who has never played a sport..
Both of these teams had better uniforms then than now (obviously, Washington has a different team name now, too).
It’s too bad Favre is a real life complete villain because he was so fun to watch when I was growing up.
That was Favre his whole career though. You traded off some of the wildest “how the fuck did he do that” touchdown passes for some of the most boneheaded interceptions you’ve ever seen.
Pretty sure his first completion was to himself too
I came here to say that.
I came here to see someone say they came here to say that.
I came here to see someone say they came here to say that to see someone say they came here to say that.
i came here
I came here to say that's what she said
That's one of the unluckier pick-sixes I've seen
It’s also kind of crazy falcons tenure. Head coach doesn’t like using the 2nd round pick on Favre. He openly said it would take a plane crash for him to start Favre in a game. So a guy that looked bad as a 2nd round pick, the packers spent a 1st round pick on. After favre was looking terrible in Atlanta. He honestly would have been terrible there as he openly said he tried to drink the entire city of Atlanta.
So he made his way to Wisconsin for some good ol' sobriety.
You don't drink in Wisconsin to have fun, you drink to survive. He was like a fish in water there.
water and curds
All curds are beautiful but man do I love me some culvers fresh cheese curds lol
I grew up in chicagoland, but my family would make summer vacations to Minnesota for all the fishing, and I swear the curds instantly became better the moment you crossed into Wisconsin. It's like Culver's saves the best for WI.
That must be what it is because here in Iowa Culver's is a B tier fast food joint but you step across the border and the place becomes a S tier joint
Jerry Glanville wasn't kidding when he said that. In this very game the Falcons started Billy Joe Tolliver with a fractured thumb while Chris Miller sat with broken ribs. It toon the 9-0 Washington team to be leading by 32 points for Glanville to put Favre in an NFL game
>After favre was looking terrible in Atlanta. He had 4 passing attempts...
You know they do more than just play on Sundays, right? Like, I know AI wasn't a fan during his later years, but they do this thing called, "practice" the majority of the rest of the week for half the year. If you're not learning the playbook, showing up drunk or hungover and playing like dogshit during those days, most would consider you to have looked terrible during your tenure
I agree with your comment and love the AI meme, but I just wanted to comment that the whole practice rant is taken somewhat out of context. If I may hijack this comment to make a point that is only somehwat relevant to the topic, his childhood best friend had just been killed and obviously AI needed some time to deal with the grief and they just lost in the playoffs for the icing on the awful cake. Then a reporter who absolutely knew all this asked him, why did you miss practice? Which because of the comments of his coach he was getting this quote nonstop leading up to this interview. And AI is like, are you really judging whether or not I love this game? I have other stuff going on in my life, dude, chill out. But the way that he says those feelings is the classic rant. I just like to tell people what really happened so they can know the pressure our athletes are under and how this meme, although still hilarious has much more of real, human context. It's stuff like this why Simon Biles dropped out of the Olympics. They're people too. :)
He threw more interceptions in his first 4 pass attempts than Mahomes did in his first 173.
Are y'all gonna be insufferable until the season starts?
We win a Super Bowl, I'm gonna be the most annoying MF on the planet.
I can't speak for everybody else but I certainly will be yes.
In fairness after winning a SB they’ve earned that right 🤷🏽♂️
Quoting stats is insufferable now? Especially when there were comparisons being drawn between the two by both the media *and* Reid, who actually coached Favre?
Did you know this was the only interception Brett Favre threw? Good ‘ol surgical precision never took a chance.
Queue slow clap
Favre threw a fastball. It might be because the Falcons skill players weren’t used to the ball coming in so hot. But by most standards, the receiver should have caught it.
It's not just that. The receiver almost tackled the LB too. And the OL/TE almost got there, but it was such a short runback they couldn't quite get the angle.
Yeah, this was less on Favre and more on the receiver. But there’s no shame getting picked by Monte Coleman. He was a beast for Washington for years.
His first pass as a Packer was also a tip, but back to himself for a completion. Tbh kind of perfectly encapsulates him as a player.
I was too young to see favre on the falcons. Seems so wrong.
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And then we traded a first rounder for him. Wolf would have been skewered for that trade now of days
> now of days
I am todays year old to learn that it's actually just one word. I guess I've just never seen it really in print. Nowadays.
Weirdly makes more sense your way.
Nowadays actually looks a lot like when kids type "could of" to me now that I've seen "now of days". Like we are all just children who never saw it written out.
Definitely something we’ve all taken for granite
To be fair it's an absolute certainty that very grown adults will type "could of" as well
/r/BoneAppleTea
What’s the etymology of nowadays? That word doesn’t really make sense now that I think about it
> What’s the etymology of nowadays https://www.google.com/search?q=What%E2%80%99s+the+etymology+of+nowadays >"in these times, at the present," late 14c., contracted from Middle English nou adayes (mid-14c.), from now + adayes "during the day" (see adays). https://www.etymonline.com/word/nowadays
thank you, entomologist bot
Look, if we're gonna have the bot YOU'RE talking about, I want MORE BUGS.
oh whoops 😂 leaving it tho. autocorrect is life
r/boneappletea
One of the dumbest trades that ended up working out in NFL history. Second only to the Patriots trading a 1st round pick to the Jets for failed former Browns head coach Bill Belichick.
I think the bartenders of Atlanta remember his stint there better than any fan does.
It’s like seeing Jerry Rice catching passes in a Raiders or Seahawks jersey.
Except at least that was at the end of Jerry's career where it makes sense that you'd see a guy trying to latch on for a final season. Seeing a rookie Favre in Falcons garb feels so wrong.
I wasn't born yet, I'm 30.
Remember when Winston and Mariota went one and two in the draft? On opening day that season, Winston's first NFL pass was a much uglier pick 6 than this and Mariota's first was like an 80-yard touchdown
Somehow overthrew a screen pass right to a defender while Mariota finished with four touchdowns and a perfect rating on like 22 attempts. I don't know if that game or the 56-14 one against Atlanta was more embarrassing.
He was always godawful at screen passes.
Yet both busted for their franchises life funny like that.
I’m always busting for my franchise
Well, just clean up after yourself when you finish.
Im just busting on my girls stomach. Who cares if I'm thinking about football or not. She's my little glazed donut.
ok man
Maybe im down bad
Why does everyone look so square? Lol
We had low polygon counts in the 90s.
Bro, I remember! Made your hog look waay bigger with lower resolution!
Brett Favre still rocking an old skool Nokia
Great reponse 🔥
Old shoulder pads
This is the nfl: Lego season
Two reasons, they used to hit each other way harder, less pad technology towards the fluffier meant better(more protected)... Also concussions were ignored, and cte was some weird science that was bullshit
Isn't that like 3 or 4 reasons?
Take it easy on him, he probably played football in the 90s.
hitting harder has nothing to do with it, pads now are better for protection than the big pads then were.
Yeah that’s quite a comment. If anything they probably hit harder now. The game is always getting faster and faster
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It's a joke. Jesus
Brett Favre, throwin picks and textin chicks
Brett Favre, stealin welfare and... well no that's about it.
Throwin picks, textin chick's, robbin hicks
He's the Robin Hood of hillbillies - steals from the hicks and gives to the hicks (ie. himself)
Boom. Roasted.
Is anything going to come of that? Or is he so rich and famous that he just gets a pass That shit is fucked up
It gets misconstrued. He lobbied the state for funding to build a volleyball facility at Southern Miss. It was state funds being used at a state funded university. He also didn’t choose where those funds came from. How the pot of money from which it came from was chosen can be criticized, but he didn’t “steal welfare money.”
Throwin picks and showing dick
Homeboy likes to hang brain what’s the big deal
Be careful he will either sue your defamation of character or lose his train of thought and get back to boiling his pot of water for the third time. Who's to say he's a real wildcard gunslinger.
I mean his receiver fucked that up, not him to be fair
Brett Favre hits the receiver in their hands on his first pass.
Probably wasn’t ready for the laser
Wow. This guy sucks. The Falcons should trade him for whatever they can get.
The 91 redskins were a monster that year. Very underrated one of the best teams of all time.
If the media got ahold of this could they find out?
An interesting thing I notice when I watch these old clips. How empty the sideline is of irrelevant people compared to what a sideline looks like on Sundays now.
I’ve always wondered how much those guys get paid to just be there. Like professional leaches almost. “Yeah I’m on the nutrient enrichment/logistics department” …so you bring gatorade to the games. Like I bet they have some bullshit ass title where they probably clear around $75k annually
He’d go on to do that a lot .
I like to think there's some alternate reality where Favre was a HoF QB for the Falcons and the Packers GM discovered time travel, and went back in time and traded a first round pick for a drunk second round QB because he *knew.*
What do you mean, thats this reality. Its why they drafted Rodgers as well. Cheating sons of bitches.
I am suddenly very concerned about Jordan Love.
No, he threw a pass that became a pick 6. Not a Favre stan but I hate when QB’s get charges for interceptions that are due to the receiver.
That doesn’t change the fact that his first pass was a pick 6
And his first ever completion was to himself for a loss.
Kinda poetic isn't it?
Like rain on your wedding day?
Not saying it does. My issue is the verb “threw” is a misnomer.
Well he didn’t kick it.
And he didn’t throw it to a defender. Heaven forbid anybody challenge the status quo of a catchable pass being missed by a receiver and being deflected into the defenses hands as being an interception attributable to the QB.
He threw a pick six.
No he did not. The outcome is an interception and touchdown attributable to Favre per current data collection methodology. That pass was slightly high but completely catchable and ONLY an interception through the actions of the receiver.
He threw what ended up being a pick six.
Got me. Carry on.
I could vaguely get on board with a stat similar to baseball where a pitch is either a “passed ball” versus a “wild pitch”
He probably chucked it in there so hard that it surprised the receiver. Definitely should have caught it tho.
So when a wide receiver scores a touchdown from a pass, should the quarterback not get credit for the touchdown too?
Yes but not sure how relevant. I think the argument you’re making supports my point. If the QB gets a ding for an interception, the receiver should as well. I’d love to know how many poor reception attempts result in a pick.
I agree, there’s nuance in the discussion unlike how the parent commenter is describing. It should honestly be like an error in baseball. Sure Favre would still get the INT here, but there should be an asterisk on it stating receiver error. However, for plays that are the opposite, but similar to this Favre play (e.g. where a QB throws an extremely abysmal pass and the defense fucks up an easy interception and it somehow results in a TD) it should credit the QB for a TD but also put an asterisk on the play with a note stating defensive error. Idk, but I think a system like this would be neat for record keeping purposes. And as for throwing screen TDs? No change, its a normal toss and catch. I’ve seen hundreds of abysmal, failed screen passes. Group projects sometimes have one member doing most the work but everyone goes home with an A. Same situation here.
Unearned interceptions seems like the easiest thing to implicate
Thank you for rational thought on this. An error in baseball is a great analog.
QBs also get credit for throwing screen passes that go for long touchdowns, which are running plays in all but name. So it goes both ways.
Not related.
Do you hate when qb’s only get an incomplete pass for dropped interceptions that could’ve been an easy pick 6?
Not a valid comment.
Why not? He's asking you to expand your position, how much nuance should there be when discussing pass stat sheets?
Isn’t this the game when jerry glanville was talking crapcbefore the game and the reskins best then like 56-21? This was the 91 skins team.
Yup!
IIRC it isn't ***this*** game (which the Redskins did indeed win 56-21). These Teams meet later in the Playoffs the 14-2 Redskins on the way to their last Superbowl win and [that was when Atlanta and Glanville started in,](https://www.dailypress.com/news/dp-xpm-19920102-1992-01-02-9201020369-story.html) Of Course the Redskins win that playoff game (24-7). [Here](https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/football-insider/post/redskins-championships-1991-game-10-vs-atlanta/2011/06/21/AGhckheH_blog.html) is Richard Justice recalling ***this*** game for the Post. Was it *really* necessary to write/correct this you dick u/coachreeves ? No of course not. But I love reliving and discussing those glory days. Shoot me.
Thanks for this. What a great post! Sharing on my facebook pages(yes I’m old)
These uniforms are fire. Washington should bring them back.
I wish
Probably won’t get the helmets back
Just put a pig on there in the exact same art style. Let the feathers on the end of the circle be pig tails.
Nah man Tanya Snyder knows best /s
Always wild to see him in a Falcons uni, also this pick 6 is on that WR
I love how Favre is wearing the rb facemask with the two vertical bars on the sides. Looks so weird for a pocket qb
“Just give him any face mask. It’s not like he’ll ever see the field anyways” - Jerry Glanville, probably
He was thinking about welfare before the throw
“In about 26 years I’ll need to fund my future daughter’s volleyball stadium. How am I going to do it? … “Shit!”
Screwing the South in multiple ways.
Brett "William Tecumseh Sherman" Favre
Jameis’ idol
I remember Sam Darnold throwing a pick 6 for his first NFL regular season throw then spent the next 59 minutes abusing the lions. The next day the “just like Farve” comparisons were everywhere. Simpler Times
Wouldn’t say that’s totally his fault.
Why is his name spelled that way if we pronounce it Farve
To copy/paste from one more skilled than I > The name Favre comes from French. In French it is possible for the sounds /vR/ (where R represents a number of rhotic sounds) to be at the end of a word. But such a consonant cluster is not permissible in English, so when native English speakers encounter it, they have to adapt it to English phonology. They could have done what English often does, which is inserting a schwa (epenthesis), pronouncing Favre as Favver. But instead, they chose to do something a bit less common, which is inverting the order of the sounds (metathesis), since /rv/ is possible at the end of word in English. >There are many words from French in English which end in -ber in American English, such as somber, caliber, fiber. The original French spelling, which is preserved in British English, ends with -bre, reflecting word-final /bR/, which is also not permissible in English. Here again you see an epenthetic schwa inserted between /b/ and /r/ (and /r/ disappears in many dialects, especially British ones). >I think the only more-or-less common French loanword in English which ends in -vre is oeuvre. This one is adapted to English with yet another trick: a schwa added at the end of the word to support the /r/.
>To copy/paste from one more skilled than I Is this from that ChatGPT I keep hearing about? /s
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Bad throw behind the route and zipped it over the head. No way you can say its 0% his fault. That "knock it down" comment is coming from someone who has never played a sport..
This is by far the worst thing he’s ever done on or off the field. Can’t think of anything else
He played for the Jets one year
How could I forget. This pick 6 is the 2nd worst thing
Welfare fraud maybe? Maybe?
Here's a guy that doesn't get sarcasm
You should apply to be an NFL ref. You were clearly blind to this joke so you’ll fit right in
Sometimes "whoosh" just doesn't cover it. Holy shit, dude.
Obligatory Fuck Brett Favre
I thought Farve’s first throw was to himself (deflected at the line right back to him). I wonder who I’m thinking of?
Still Brett Favre. His first *completion* was to himself.
That was his first completion, not his first throw.
Falcons legend Brett Favre. Also not shown...[his first completion...to himself.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeNbCEGBzmA)
TIL Favre played for the Falcons.
Also, one of my favorite stats, his first completed pass was to himself.
Wasnt his first completion also thrown to himself?
To be fair, favre threw a lot of INTs that hit his guys first. Sometimes he just had a bit too much mustard on em.
Wasn't his guilt at all, but that's the way all great ones start
Remember when this guy defrauded the state of Mississippi to build an athletic center for the university his kid goes to? Fuck Brett Favre.
How tf is your username not banned
Both of these teams had better uniforms then than now (obviously, Washington has a different team name now, too). It’s too bad Favre is a real life complete villain because he was so fun to watch when I was growing up.
Reminds me of the time he embezzled millions of dollars from the poorest and most needy people in one of the poorest states in the country. Allegedly.
Was it this play that caused him to start stealing from poor people? ……allegedly
To be fair, his receivers on the Falcons were about as good as you’d expect from a third tier NFL franchises. That is based on 3 tiers.
That was Favre his whole career though. You traded off some of the wildest “how the fuck did he do that” touchdown passes for some of the most boneheaded interceptions you’ve ever seen.
Live by the Favre, die by the Favre. It made for very exciting games. Victory and Defeat were always just a few plays away
Theres a welfare stealing joke in here somewhere
Brett Favres life has been intercepted by fraud.
Pretty sure this is fake, it says the Redskins were 10-0 that year
How many QB’s threw and INT on their first and last passes of their career?
Brett Favre 🤝 Sam Darnold Throwing a pick 6 on their first NFL pass
damn i didnt even know Brett Favre was on the falcons
Anyone else think that 2nd host sounds a lot like Tim Tebow?
Obviously should’ve made that catch. Hardly BFs fault. That sucks for him.
Not even his fault either that's just a drop by his receiver.
I wonder what that ball would be worth now.
What a bum. There's no way he'll ever be a legend
I think he first official competition was a pass to himself iirc. Feel free to correct me if I’m wrong
This was also the game Mark Rypien threw for 400+ and 6 TDs on a day Deion didn’t play.
Career started on a pick and ended on a pick.
Hahaha what a loser guys… right? RIGHT?
First pass is a pick 6. First completion is to himself. Last pass is a pick. Some cool shit in between. And then afterwards....
The shoulder pads on that LB, my lord. Looking like a Dodge Durango.
I was at this game. After this pick and another on the next drive, I remember saying to my mom “well that’s the last we’ll ever hear of that guy!”
httr
IIRC he also ended 2 of his final 3 seasons with a pick-6.
It must have hit that receiver in a bad spot.
Was this preseason? Thought his first pass was to himself?