2nd down punt, Eagles-Redskins 1986

This our offensive line is doing a good job of protecting the past in the first part of the game, there's Keith Byars, who hasn't had any contact since last year, that stress fracture in his foot and he gets the handoff for his first carry of animal. I'll remember it even if a lot of other people Lord didn't go to lunch well mate Ryan said you know he's got to get in there and get bounced around a little bit and get used to the contact because he really hasn't. If he had said it was a false lead for him, they didn't expect to have Keith Byars until November and he said, here we go, we start the opening game of the season and he's available.

A lot of people thought they took a big risk and drafted. Reports circulated last year that he was not fit to play minutes due to football that will draw someone's ire. C G Barth identified six teams that will repeat the second down, that's Ken Reeves, poor offensive linemen, you know they never get anything except you. I mean, the guy blocking Dworsky has time, he jumped offside once and fooled everyone, number 66 jumped off the ref will never say, hey, 66 made a great block, you see, it's our responsibility, we have to do that, hit those guys hard. Jump three Eagles in whichever direction you go first before David Little drops a flag in the offensive backfield and Bernardine throws the ball to the grass judge.

You know what Jean Barth might say. Ken Reeves was not offside on that play. block they thought twice Dean Hamel just walked past him here is the shot to the face 77 D offensive ten yards clearly the down will be repeated what lifts Dr. Gillespie which was Tom Cholesky two missed reads his man lifted was defeated on that play joe st hit his guy in the face, good job, poop, but the guy jumps and the guy hits him in the face. That friend immediately turns to Honey Ham and says, "You're in pieces, George, thank God, I'm supposed to be a coach." m in the boy played pickup 30 yards that the jaws will rest in cunningham we will try to make a magical second and 25 there will be holding on on his way to his fires take the pass even I could see it, it will be calm cholesky, the left back, well, they called him manly index was even more than taking that cake.

Gillespie is going to get his name called twice, yes he hit Manly in the face on the previous play and this time he held him to 77 on offense. 10 yard penalty still second down Gillespie number 77 had just received a 25 or 30 yard penalty. The Emir is not very sure, but everything comes. His right arm was on Manly's back and he took him down and that was brilliant. in front of everyone the manly man of him was getting close to that quarterback his second year, that's where they had problems a year ago at that spot Kevin Allen was their number one pick in the draft, it just didn't work out.

Gillespie is a second starter. of 35 somewhat limited offensive options on this play the 30 second clock on Wow, what happened on that play spinning the shotgun and with the crowd screaming couldn't hear him, they couldn't hear him so he had to go downtown to let him know what I was going to do and then try to come back. The thirty second clock is up and ticking again as Kenny Jackson enters the draft's number one lineup if he a couple of years ago, who lost his starting job again? with the shotgun when you play on the road, they need to get the 43 on a quick kick, but the Redskins block it at the moment Jaworski told us that Cunningham likes quick control, they tried it but the risk is already ready.

I think they were probably coming in like they were going to run in like through the bathroom, they were just brushing past the passer. I think he kicked his own guy. It was Ron Baker, their 63rd right guard. I think he'd get his ass kicked. Right at the back, your ball rose into the air. Mott was there and he was able to come back, so he just kicked a long, he kicked the row, it could have been a double play hip area, uh, euphemistically, the Redskins were behind seven, three, the habit of the 20 Spike is on the move Schrader is on the floor, another play that looks like he could be holding against the Redskins or having trouble in the passing game by staying away from penalties completely when we downplay him, that's Joe Boston, he's right in the middle, you see Jeff of plastic. plastic number 53 you see that left hand his boy starts to come out he had his left hand and he knew they were watching him he removes his hand making the movie if we look it seems that Reggie White has such a good defensive lineman the blocks to hold him I think it's going to take many penalties for holding first down on 20 Redskins operating from the Eagle 38-yard line senior Rogers Kelvin Bryant ready for the 36-yard line against number 48 bade The other thing when I was there yesterday when I looked at Kelvin Bryant surprised me how small he was.

You know he had watched him and he used to be number 44 and he looks a lot bigger. I watched it yesterday in practice. blue thin short legs thin arm really not a big guy babies you know that 44 I think the number 44 makes you lose your fingers well of course in Riggins he wore it and he really looks thick the Redskins said they were going to look here's Kelvin Bryant right here everything he says is the brother monster right here he just walked right up to me okay that's what they want to do he's not actually going to be the running back but look at him he's here he does a small upward movement and he begins his. has a linebacker on him, he just runs to the hash mark and Schrader scored the extra point and the Redskins come back 48 in the first half of the game 36 yard touchdown because James Strader Mikkel makes fun of the Washington Legion Jay Schrader finds him with the Redskins go 28 yards in two plays, took 114 after the Philadelphia Eagles quick kick attempt in one second down to 40 and the Redskins up now 10 7 Steve Cox preparing to kick and Charles Crawford and jr.

Todd Lagasse, a great man. I think that's something that usually happens, Wendy, when the other team quickly scored Dinah'll from your next book.