The Bengals sucked and still do, The Jets got an AFC title and a butt fumble, The jags jag off every year, and Nolan is a defense pro with one shitty head coaching position.
@Austin Ryan Your wrong asf. Off by a long shot. Goose ran into him started smiling ready to be his normal, goofy self asking him where has he been, then when the guy responded “upstairs” in a low, soft, sad voice. Goose’s smile instantly turned into a concerned look. Goose was genuinely worried something was wrong. I’m sure Goose has no idea dude was about to walk away from the team. Goose knew he didn’t show up to practice, but it’s no way he knew he would quit. Goose probably thought he had a family emergency or something that’s why he seemed worried.
Yeah I love goose for that he didn't waste time on a lost cause. Goose could see it in his eyes that he wasn't with them anymore. No point in showing concern for the quitter
The guy "quit" for exactly the right reason. He lost the desire to play and he had a passion to do something else in life. If someone else cannot cope with that state of mind...too fucking bad. I understand exactly how he felt. As a sophomore in high school, I was getting more and more time working with the varsity first team. Suddenly, it hit me...I didn't enjoy playing the game, anymore. More to the point, I knew I would be sticking around for all the wrong reasons...principally, giving a shit what someone else might think if I "quit." Coach even let me take a week off practice, said if I changed my mind I could come back, nothing would be said. But I knew myself...I came to that realization I just didn't want it anymore after giving it a lot of thought, and a week away wasn't going to change that decision (and it didn't.) I still loved football...but playing just didn't mean anything to me, anymore. Case closed. Footnote: Once in college, the college coach ran into me in the Student Union, sized me up, and declared, "Hey - you look like you could play some ball. Come on out for spring practice." But, even then - I just didn't have the desire I'd had all along before choosing to walk away...so I never walked on in college, either. By the way...that college coach went on later to become an NFL head coach. Not saying I was pro material...my point is that desire is just as big a component as ability where choosing a course of action in life. I 100% understand exactly what that NFL rookie meant when he decided an NFL career was not how he wanted to make his mark in life. And I'll say again - anyone who might fail to appreciate someone choosing their personal, private direction in life for themselves...too fucking bad.
It was nice to see Marvin Lewis try to talk Matthews out of quitting. The NFL is such a competitive environment, he could have just as easily said, "ok", and moved on, but he took the time to try to make sure Matthews knew what he was giving up, to forestall any regrets later, classy move.
The guy that quit he just didn't have that love for the game anymore. Why would you play if you aren't having fun just pointless, I highly respect his decision.
Going back & watching all the episodes from this season after hearing that Tony "The Goose" Siragusa, Sr. passed away, last week. I still can't believe that he's gone. R.I.P., Tony "The Goose" Siragusa, Sr.!...
Losing Jamal Lewis was a blow, but to Brian Billick's credit, he didn't make excuses. Gotta admire that. Hell, this was the same team that won the Super Bowl the year before and they went five straight games without scoring a touchdown.
Billick was such an amazing coach, I’m surprised he didn’t get another gig after his last year with Baltimore (2007)! He did have some really good coaches under him as well! Marvin Lewis, Jack Del Rio, Rex Ryan & more. Crazy how most of the coaches under him become Head Coaches as well! That just goes to show how amazing Billick was!
From what I know, roshaun Matthews ended up having a very successful life outside of football and now his son is a 4 star corner, getting really good offers such as Georgia, FSU, Texas A&M, and Tennessee
Amazing that in 2001 teams were still using turf. I remember after this canceled game The Eagles had a press conference to explain their decision. Troy Vincent, Player Rep, led the conference
what you talking about? Not only NFL but almost every college uses some kind of turf. I don't know the name, its more advanced today than then, but hardly any college uses natty grass.
As a former fairly successful high school athlete and now as a career man in my 30s, Brian Billick is really an impressive example of how to lead. Smart, well-read, emotionally controlled, listens to his workers, not afraid of confrontation. Very informative.
I worked for toys r us a few years back as an assembler... long story short, I ended up quitting because my manager kept changing my schedule when they knew I was a student and had another job and were not willing to work with me. Ran into an old coworker from there in a college class and we talked about it. I always said that Toys R Us corporate was full of shit and the toys were overpriced as fuck... look at them now.
Now It's 20 years ago. But still, technology & furniture has come such a long way! The gaming consoles, the cellphones, the cars, the televisions & everything else. Damn, I wish I could go back in time to experience all again.
RIP 27:08 Andy Reid's face at like 37:08 is hilarious. Like "Oh shit we've been exposed for having a shitty field" It's hilarious to see all the Raven players get excited to play and then not play lmao
I have a lot of respect for Terry Allen. He had a bad season the prior year and had the impossible task of replacing Jamal. He showed up to camp in great shape; seriously he looks like Terrell Davis compared to Brookins and Barnes here. Terry wasn’t great in 2001 as he was rusty in the early portion of the season and dealt with injuries in the mid portion. But by the end of the season when Grbac wasn’t throwing a ton, he stepped up big and rushed for over 90 in 3 of 4 games, including the wildcard game against Miami.
Tony taking his kids to toys r us hit me hard . Lol my dad use to take me there and now I have a kid and now there’s no stores anywhere 👎growing up was so fun
They had too much money tied up in Grbac and Searcy to try to retain Priest. Jason Brookins had his moments and showed off some good power running ability but was fumble prone. In the last game of the preseason Brookins ran for like 112 yards.
NFL Vault well i guess go through all of them (if possible) i mean the hard knocks series is amazing as it is maybe go to season two or have a fan vote
If Jamal Lewis doesn’t tear his ACL in training camp and the Ravens re-sign Trent Dilfer instead of signing Elvis Grbac, maybe the Ravens repeat as champions and there’s no Patriots dynasty.
As a NE fan all I can say is the Eagles lost their starting QB and won, the Pats lost a lot of players over the years and still won, thinking no Gronk, still won.
Sometimes people are too emotional and don't examine their decision from ALL angles. Lewis was just pointing out some FACTS. No one pressured him at all.
@15:30 when the guy walks out of the room and says "he's gonna come back at 2.5 or 3.0.....he is talking about Terry Allen coming back at 2.5 million or 3 million dollars to get him on that field..lol..
"Probably 6 months from now after we win another Super Bowl he's gonna say "man I could've made that team and and I can't believe I did that!" and he's gonna kick himself in the ass. That's just...reality's gonna smack him right in the face." Well, that quote aged horribly lol
That turf at the Vet was dreadful. Even the eagles players complained about it. Was not good. Thankfully they moved to the Linc. But a lot of us still miss the Vet. Especially because how it ended...
Jamal Lewis hurt them big time. Terry Allen did all right, but it put more pressure on Grbac and the passing game. I think they should’ve pursued Robert Smith more aggressively because he came off a career rushing season
Terry came to the season in shape and played really well down the stretch against the Vikings and Miami. But the Ravens needed a big physical back to compete with the Steelers defense and Brookins wasn't talented enough to fit that role.
I used to run after Terry Allen as a little kid trying to get his autograph after Clemson games. He would to jog straight to the locker room, but I walked his ass down one time and I still have that autographed jersey.
Man, as a titans fan i have a special hatred for the Ravens but they are a class act organization and Goose might have been the most likable pro athlete i've ever seen.
Goose is the biggest ball buster in the world I insulated a house for him in Seaside Heights met the man for 20 seconds and he was already busting my balls but he’s the nicest guy in the world cracked us up laughing I’ll never forget it got an autograph to
I definitely respect that guys decision to leave during training camp. Some ppl just don’t want to do it anymore, and you gotta give him a ton of props for going thru with what he thinks is right
Try & pause it between 24:57-24:59 just so you can see some of Brian Billick's facial expressions. I got the picture-perfect look around 24:58 when you slow the speed of this episode down, a little bit & it was rather funny seeing the bug-eyed look on his face & his mouth almost opened, a bit.
What a nice team set up this was. I always viewed this team as being hard nosed and tough as fuck. They very loose behind scenes especially with that dude that ditched practice and wanted to leave. Any other team would tell him Ok kick rocks see yeah.
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"I just need a name to give to the Commissioner, that's it!" Lmao
Now 17-18 years later, I’m amazed with how many coaches under Billick became HC’s. I can name 4 so far; Lewis, Ryan, Del Rio, and Nolan. Anymore?
How could I forget Mike Smith that coached the Falcons..?
Singletary later on as well.
Sexy Rexy
The turk
The Bengals sucked and still do, The Jets got an AFC title and a butt fumble, The jags jag off every year, and Nolan is a defense pro with one shitty head coaching position.
Undisputed should invite Goose to the show ! That would be gold
Alejandro Sanchez if only FOX didn’t fire him
I want to see him on the pat McAfee show
Eagles Fan 51 dang didn’t know
Will Brown shid both
@@eaglesfan5750 Why did Fox fire Goose?
7:05 look how goose face changes when he realized that guy was quitting! These guys are committed and don't have time for anybody who isn't.
Yo he forgot him quick..
He genuinely seemed like he cared about him and wanted to know if he was okay, and then he spoke to goose and it changed in a second.
@Austin Ryan Your wrong asf. Off by a long shot. Goose ran into him started smiling ready to be his normal, goofy self asking him where has he been, then when the guy responded “upstairs” in a low, soft, sad voice. Goose’s smile instantly turned into a concerned look. Goose was genuinely worried something was wrong.
I’m sure Goose has no idea dude was about to walk away from the team. Goose knew he didn’t show up to practice, but it’s no way he knew he would quit. Goose probably thought he had a family emergency or something that’s why he seemed worried.
Yeah I love goose for that he didn't waste time on a lost cause. Goose could see it in his eyes that he wasn't with them anymore. No point in showing concern for the quitter
The guy "quit" for exactly the right reason. He lost the desire to play and he had a passion to do something else in life. If someone else cannot cope with that state of mind...too fucking bad. I understand exactly how he felt. As a sophomore in high school, I was getting more and more time working with the varsity first team. Suddenly, it hit me...I didn't enjoy playing the game, anymore. More to the point, I knew I would be sticking around for all the wrong reasons...principally, giving a shit what someone else might think if I "quit." Coach even let me take a week off practice, said if I changed my mind I could come back, nothing would be said. But I knew myself...I came to that realization I just didn't want it anymore after giving it a lot of thought, and a week away wasn't going to change that decision (and it didn't.) I still loved football...but playing just didn't mean anything to me, anymore. Case closed.
Footnote: Once in college, the college coach ran into me in the Student Union, sized me up, and declared, "Hey - you look like you could play some ball. Come on out for spring practice." But, even then - I just didn't have the desire I'd had all along before choosing to walk away...so I never walked on in college, either. By the way...that college coach went on later to become an NFL head coach. Not saying I was pro material...my point is that desire is just as big a component as ability where choosing a course of action in life. I 100% understand exactly what that NFL rookie meant when he decided an NFL career was not how he wanted to make his mark in life. And I'll say again - anyone who might fail to appreciate someone choosing their personal, private direction in life for themselves...too fucking bad.
Billick was such a great coach after watching this. Standing up for his player to not risk getting hurt
It was nice to see Marvin Lewis try to talk Matthews out of quitting. The NFL is such a competitive environment, he could have just as easily said, "ok", and moved on, but he took the time to try to make sure Matthews knew what he was giving up, to forestall any regrets later, classy move.
The guy that quit he just didn't have that love for the game anymore. Why would you play if you aren't having fun just pointless, I highly respect his decision.
i think he was just depressed. Depression will make you pull out of shit either due to lack of energy or just fear.
back then i probably would of left too if i didnt like it but now a days with the amount of money they make fuck that im not leaving lol
@@bryanlutz7950 lol😂😂😂 benchwarmers get like 10 million.
Zavian W not really
i honestly wish that was true lol
The intro itself beats todays episodes of hard knocks.
I had no idea that Hard Knocks had been around this long.
Ewolf5150 this was the first one lol
Yea me neither
@@dylancharles1038 y’all young as a muthafucka lol
Ole Shannon never changed from then to now !!!
You could tell he had a future in TV lol!
Going back & watching all the episodes from this season after hearing that Tony "The Goose" Siragusa, Sr. passed away, last week.
I still can't believe that he's gone.
R.I.P., Tony "The Goose" Siragusa, Sr.!...
Ha
Look closely, Goose looks like an Italian DJ Khaled
Looks like Josh Peck from Drake and Josh😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@sojohnny....8824 Nah, Italian DJ Khaled sounds better
@@vodoumyers 😂😂😂😂
bruh goose is hilarious
Tony Siragusa belongs in a Sopranos episode. How the hell did that tiny woman survive making babies with him.
He was in a Sopranos episode
Money how's he survived
@@patrickmendez3203 a few, actually.
Goose was also in spike lees the 25th hour
@@patrickmendez3203 which episode? I'm a huge Sopranos fan and never saw him
Crazy this was twenty years ago basically this week. Time flies so enjoy the moment ladies and gentlemen.
Yes I was 12, it was the summer between 6th and 7th grade for me!
Losing Jamal Lewis was a blow, but to Brian Billick's credit, he didn't make excuses. Gotta admire that. Hell, this was the same team that won the Super Bowl the year before and they went five straight games without scoring a touchdown.
spinner90 that wasn’t the main reason they didn’t repeat lol
Billick was such an amazing coach, I’m surprised he didn’t get another gig after his last year with Baltimore (2007)! He did have some really good coaches under him as well! Marvin Lewis, Jack Del Rio, Rex Ryan & more. Crazy how most of the coaches under him become Head Coaches as well! That just goes to show how amazing Billick was!
Elvis grbac- 1st and only year with ravens
They got Ed reed the next draft year
Imagine if they still had Priest Holmes at RB, who went on to lead the league in rushing that season with the KC Chiefs!
From what I know, roshaun Matthews ended up having a very successful life outside of football and now his son is a 4 star corner, getting really good offers such as Georgia, FSU, Texas A&M, and Tennessee
Hopefully he'll go somewhere else other than Tennessee.
Thats great. Takes a lot of balls to walk away from an opportunity like this. Glad his passion worked out.
Maybe his son can play in the NFL!
Very happy to hear
Damn! They used to hit HARD during training camp!
damn right
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Thank you for watching
@@NFLVault Thanks from me too. Love Hard Knocks
This first season of Hard Knocks was LIT AF 🔥 🔥 🔥 💯 💯 🏈 💯 💯 🔥 🔥 🔥
Amazing that in 2001 teams were still using turf. I remember after this canceled game The Eagles had a press conference to explain their decision. Troy Vincent, Player Rep, led the conference
The Vet was a notorious piece of shit lol
I always think of michael Irvin
14 nfl stadiums use turf currently
@@prestonsmith7004 14 too many
what you talking about? Not only NFL but almost every college uses some kind of turf. I don't know the name, its more advanced today than then, but hardly any college uses natty grass.
The guy that wanted to leave to do what he was passionate about…:I respect it
Unfortunately they did need Jamal Lewis.
Keywan Bernard even that would’ve not been enough for a SB Championship repeat lol!
Yeah they did. :(
Not sure why priest Holmes didn't go off like he did the following yea in K.C?
@@imahustla5029This is 2001, Priest was already in KC at this point
Yea had my years messed up Ozzie newsome must have regretted not resigning him
As a former fairly successful high school athlete and now as a career man in my 30s, Brian Billick is really an impressive example of how to lead. Smart, well-read, emotionally controlled, listens to his workers, not afraid of confrontation. Very informative.
"I don't eat pork...I'm in the Muslim reserves" 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
*poke
Wow these episodes have way better footage the the ones today.
"Everything starts to look like football," with the "two cars in the parking lot," and "two ladies in the chow hall." Best speech ever.
27:08 RIP Toys "R" Us
Jack Wheeler yup
Jack Wheeler that's Owings mills. That toys r us is still there. Its closed but it's still there
😭😭😭
Thought I was gonna see a blockbuster...
I worked for toys r us a few years back as an assembler... long story short, I ended up quitting because my manager kept changing my schedule when they knew I was a student and had another job and were not willing to work with me. Ran into an old coworker from there in a college class and we talked about it. I always said that Toys R Us corporate was full of shit and the toys were overpriced as fuck... look at them now.
Brian Billick would like to speak to manager. 😂
Looking at the technology and furniture 19 years ago is just....... wow
Like a damn time machine
Now It's 20 years ago. But still, technology & furniture has come such a long way! The gaming consoles, the cellphones, the cars, the televisions & everything else. Damn, I wish I could go back in time to experience all again.
a 2001 toys r us... im not crying
JORDAN yup
We still have them in Canada lol
I love the fact that goose (an Italian) is their union rep.
RIP 27:08
Andy Reid's face at like 37:08 is hilarious. Like "Oh shit we've been exposed for having a shitty field"
It's hilarious to see all the Raven players get excited to play and then not play lmao
Nah Andy and eagle players back then always complained about the field. Couldn’t really do anything about it, and Jeffrey took the eagles to the Linc.
I miss toys r us 😔
Ohhh goose i came back to rewatch this and remembered he just passed rip legend Goose
I have a lot of respect for Terry Allen. He had a bad season the prior year and had the impossible task of replacing Jamal. He showed up to camp in great shape; seriously he looks like Terrell Davis compared to Brookins and Barnes here.
Terry wasn’t great in 2001 as he was rusty in the early portion of the season and dealt with injuries in the mid portion. But by the end of the season when Grbac wasn’t throwing a ton, he stepped up big and rushed for over 90 in 3 of 4 games, including the wildcard game against Miami.
Tony taking his kids to toys r us hit me hard . Lol my dad use to take me there and now I have a kid and now there’s no stores anywhere 👎growing up was so fun
Factsss man the good ole days when being a kid was the beyond fun it was heaven
Kenny was yoked looked like a pro bodybuilder
Kind of a shame his career only lasted for 2001, then he retired.
@@captainnutsack8151 he was in his mid 30's
It can’t be just me who thinks Goose looks like Mr Calhoun from Harlem Nights!!! 😂
#34 had never seen star wars, he never had a chance
I think it'll be cool if they made a movie of all 32 teams on hard knocks uncut etc. All 32 teams all 4 preseason games leading up to kickoff
Not having any depth or a backup plan behind Jamal Lewis was the shocking part to this episode. They had guys that were worse than no name guys.
They had too much money tied up in Grbac and Searcy to try to retain Priest. Jason Brookins had his moments and showed off some good power running ability but was fumble prone.
In the last game of the preseason Brookins ran for like 112 yards.
Allen was a good vet just old at the time
We Love Tony Siragusa. What a legend.
The video that made Philadelphia address their field issues.
Classy eagles fans as always
If you listen carefully at 43:47, 'Lil Homies' by 2Pac, starts playing in the locker room.
June Amarillo name... It was on bootleg at the time... I like that version better
Shannon said the Muslim reserve 😂
This was a few months before 9/11 too, for some context.
Legendary coaching staff
$6 cheesesteaks?! Aww mannn how times have changed
Thank you nfl vault
Mikhail Washington #keeppounding
Will you be doing the other seasons of hard knocks i think we'd all want
What season should we do next?
NFL Vault well i guess go through all of them (if possible) i mean the hard knocks series is amazing as it is maybe go to season two or have a fan vote
Most people will probably say Jets. Other than that I'd honestly like to see 2008 Cowboys, that was an interesting team.
Do the Jets
NFL Vault Just go in order!
grew up a steelers fan and have always hated the ravens by default but god damn do i respect Brian Billick.
I want to see the Pittsburgh Steelers on Hard Knocks!
Bill was such a good caring coach 37:40. The little things matter too.
Just one month after this was filmed the world would change forever
The country too.
9/11..............also 9/23-the day Drew Bledsoe was injured.
If Jamal Lewis doesn’t tear his ACL in training camp and the Ravens re-sign Trent Dilfer instead of signing Elvis Grbac, maybe the Ravens repeat as champions and there’s no Patriots dynasty.
ericradford2142 🤫
They’ll say your crazy, but that sounds on point
ericradford2142 ... Or they resign Trent Dilfer
ericradford2142 not true because they still had Brady
As a NE fan all I can say is the Eagles lost their starting QB and won, the Pats lost a lot of players over the years and still won, thinking no Gronk, still won.
This one and the jets was the best hard knocks
If the guy wants to change direction in his life that’s his choice. Best wishes.
Sometimes people are too emotional and don't examine their decision from ALL angles. Lewis was just pointing out some FACTS. No one pressured him at all.
That coaching staff is Nuts!!!
Always love Tony they are good guys having fun
Billick it’s called gamesmanship coach, the old veterans field turf was crazy
I remember watching this live,I cried laughing 🤣🤣
Marv Lewis saying
*_Well obviously we trade Ray Lewis for Terrell Davis_*
Lol
If they had the 1997-1997 version of TD lol!
Yo Brian leanin on these dudes In Philly lmao Bmore baby
Guy hiding out in the background at 7:17: (**SNEEZE!**.).
Me: "Gesundheit...".
37:56 Bill sounded like Robin Williams with that humor. Phily cheese steak...
I love goose acting like he cared about the guy going awol. Clearly just trying to avoid practice
Just for the camera. He didn't care AT ALL, probably.
@15:30 when the guy walks out of the room and says "he's gonna come back at 2.5 or 3.0.....he is talking about Terry Allen coming back at 2.5 million or 3 million dollars to get him on that field..lol..
"Sweet are the uses of adversity." Brian Billick on Jamal Lewis injury
"Probably 6 months from now after we win another Super Bowl he's gonna say "man I could've made that team and and I can't believe I did that!" and he's gonna kick himself in the ass. That's just...reality's gonna smack him right in the face."
Well, that quote aged horribly lol
GE WAS SPEAKING HOPEFULLY AND HYPOTHETICALLY. What's wrong with that?! You sound stupid
Aged as horribly as the quitters bank account. Clown should’ve cashed in regardless of his stupid plans
May Goose Rest In Peace 🙏🏾
Seeing Toys R’ Us is my favorite childhood memories
It’s crazy to think the NFL went from some teams having almost no running back depth to running back by committee
Man even back then ravens have had bad luck with all star running backs getting injured before the season
Keep em coming please!!
I guess this is why Philly moved to the Linc!
Fortunately only the Raiders and As use the same stadium for Football and Baseball now, and in about a year no one will.
That turf at the Vet was dreadful. Even the eagles players complained about it. Was not good. Thankfully they moved to the Linc. But a lot of us still miss the Vet. Especially because how it ended...
Jamal Lewis hurt them big time. Terry Allen did all right, but it put more pressure on Grbac and the passing game. I think they should’ve pursued Robert Smith more aggressively because he came off a career rushing season
Cton88 the passion was gone even if they tried harder I don’t think they would have been able to change his mind
Terry came to the season in shape and played really well down the stretch against the Vikings and Miami. But the Ravens needed a big physical back to compete with the Steelers defense and Brookins wasn't talented enough to fit that role.
@@ajbahus got to give credit to that Steelers defense. I don’t think Jamal would have made a difference with Grbac at QB!
@@AmirKhan-yv8jm Cunningham would have
Million dollar players not a Versace or Gucci belt in site
Texas Jay interesting that there is no mention of holdouts or contract disputes, unlike later Hard Knocks
Because there was a love for the game but now It’s a love for the money
Ray Lewis Famous singing picture he has on a Versace shirt
Definitely a 2001 era intro.
RIP Tony Siragusa☹️🙏🏾🙏🏾🕊🕊
Amen
30:00 Goose a savage !!
I used to run after Terry Allen as a little kid trying to get his autograph after Clemson games. He would to jog straight to the locker room, but I walked his ass down one time and I still have that autographed jersey.
Lol. All the coaches wear there shorts up to there belly buttons
Tony Syracusa may look like the ultimate Italian bully but all he always shows he cares about his mates
Imagine if a NFL game got cancelled because of the field today
Browns fans were cheering when that ball went for Art Modell.
Lol Ravens headsets weren't working... more proof that all teams are always looking for an edge
The Ravens passed on Drew Brees to take Todd Heap. Heap was a damn good TE for the Ravens. Brees will be in the HOF in five years!
Drew Brees initially struggled until 2004. He then became a HOF under Sean Payton and the NO Saints!
I mean, they signed Elvis Grbac to a five-year, $30 million deal. Why would they have drafted a QB that year?
Marvin Lewis…”we’ll just trade Ray Lewis to Denver for Terrell Davis”…😂😂😂😂😂
Man, as a titans fan i have a special hatred for the Ravens but they are a class act organization and Goose might have been the most likable pro athlete i've ever seen.
They should follow up w these guys to see where they are now.
Some people get as close as tomorrow, they are so close to success. Then they self destruct.
Goose is the biggest ball buster in the world I insulated a house for him in Seaside Heights met the man for 20 seconds and he was already busting my balls but he’s the nicest guy in the world cracked us up laughing I’ll never forget it got an autograph to
I wish they had kept the 4:3 format. This is just stretching the image.
I definitely respect that guys decision to leave during training camp. Some ppl just don’t want to do it anymore, and you gotta give him a ton of props for going thru with what he thinks is right
Crazy seeing this comment, he passed just a few days ago.. RIP Goose
Lol Shannon Sharpe sound like Samuel L. Jackson
RIP goose
"I JUST WANT A NAME" lmaooooooo
Shannon:I told y'all every dog has his day and today on Saturday is my day I'll be back fellas
Try & pause it between 24:57-24:59 just so you can see some of Brian Billick's facial expressions.
I got the picture-perfect look around 24:58 when you slow the speed of this episode down, a little bit & it was rather funny seeing the bug-eyed look on his face & his mouth almost opened, a bit.
What a nice team set up this was. I always viewed this team as being hard nosed and tough as fuck. They very loose behind scenes especially with that dude that ditched practice and wanted to leave. Any other team would tell him Ok kick rocks see yeah.
Rest in peace Tony