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Brian Piccolo

Brian Piccolo

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Oct 31, 2026

EricHOST
75:22
Indeed.
EricHOST
75:23
1943, Brian Piccolo was born.
EricHOST
75:27
We've talked about him on this show before, too.
EricHOST
75:30
American football running back for Chicago
Jay CaufieldHOST
23:36
And you mentioned something.
Jay CaufieldHOST
23:37
I mentioned about the All-Madden Award, and then you mentioned the Brian Piccolo award.
Jay CaufieldHOST
23:42
I can't, you know, the award for that.
Jay CaufieldHOST
23:44
I can't imagine we all watch Brian's song and what that was about.
KimHOST
10:03
Did
MarkHOST
10:03
you cry during The Natural? Did you cry during Brian's song about...
MarkHOST
10:06
Well, of course.
KimHOST
10:09
Didn't everybody cry during Brian's
MarkHOST
10:11
song? Gail Sayers and Brian Piccolo.
MarkHOST
10:13
Here's little Liam Renterie on his way out of the stadium.
MarkHOST
10:16
I guess a reporter had seen him clutching his pearls.

48 MINS LATER

MarkHOST
58:06
I guess the boys don't care about free gas, I guess.
Woody ErdmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
64:11
On the near side, Dick Gordon has put in.
Woody ErdmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
64:13
The ball handed off to Brian Piccolo.
Woody ErdmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
64:16
Piccolo hits the far side of the New York Giants line, carries the ball to about the 20 or 21-yard line.
Woody ErdmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
64:22
Piccolo replaced Sayers in the lineup in the backfield for the Chicago Bears.

58 MINS LATER

Woody ErdmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
122:44
He hands the ball off to number 41, Piccolo.
Woody ErdmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
122:47
Piccolo goes off tackle, picks up yardage, gets past the 35, up to about the 39-yard line.
Woody ErdmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
122:54
Brian Piccolo replaced Gale Sayers in the lineup for the Chicago Bears.
Woody ErdmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
122:59
And he picks up yardage as the ball was carried up to the 39-yard line.
Jack BrickhouseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
61:11
Right guard.
Jack BrickhouseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
61:13
Broke out, a handoff now to Brian Piccolo.
Jack BrickhouseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
61:15
He sets off left side, head down with that great second effort.
Jack BrickhouseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
61:18
And here he fights his way to the six-yard line.

18 MINS LATER

Jack BrickhouseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
79:03
In the flop to the right.
Jack BrickhouseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
79:04
His time is full.
Jack BrickhouseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
79:04
A handoff to Brian Piccolo.
Jack BrickhouseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
79:06
Relieving Sayers.
Steve JohnsonHOST
4:52
Price is back with a brand new invention.
Steve JohnsonHOST
4:54
David Ogden Stiers, the guy from MASH, no longer with us, along with Michael Landon, John Candy, birthday tomorrow, Barbara Belgedes, Miss Ellie from Dallas, Dale Evans, Roy Rogers' co-star, Brian Piccolo, The guy who was in Brian's song made a movie about him.
Steve JohnsonHOST
5:15
And he invented the piccolo.
Steve JohnsonHOST
5:16
He died of cancer in the middle of his career playing for the Chicago Bears.
Vincent VentrescaGUEST
14:30
And then one other thing that I got from my grandmother Sands was... that white bodies and black bodies were supposed to do this separately.
Vincent VentrescaGUEST
14:40
And my white body was like, oh, that doesn't seem very Brian's song.
Vincent VentrescaGUEST
14:45
I talk about Brian's song all the time.
Vincent VentrescaGUEST
14:47
You guys don't even know what Brian's song is, right? Well, we're both 60-year-old men.
Resmaa MenakemGUEST
14:52
You know the old show where it was a black football player and a white football player? Gale
Vincent VentrescaGUEST
14:57
Sales and Brian Piccolo.
Vincent VentrescaGUEST
14:59
It was Billy Dee Williams and James Caan.
W. Kamau BellADVERTISER
15:01
Billy Dee Williams.
ChristianAUDIENCE
18:58
I'm only 27.
Tommy MischkeHOST
19:00
Well, I don't know if you remember Brian Piccolo.
Tommy MischkeHOST
19:04
I don't.
Tommy MischkeHOST
19:05
Played for the Bears alongside Gail Sayers.
Tommy MischkeHOST
19:22
Man.
Tommy MischkeHOST
19:26
I want to tell you something.
Tommy MischkeHOST
19:28
I love Brian Piccolo.
Tommy MischkeHOST
19:33
And I want all of you to love him as well.
Parker ThuneHOST
26:10
The text line right now.
Parker ThuneHOST
26:11
Brian and Bigsby says, the window is open for Muleshoe to jump out of.
Parker ThuneHOST
26:17
That's right.
Parker ThuneHOST
26:19
What do you think? TCU or Baylor? Or NFL OC? Is Baylor going to hire Lee? Listen, I think it's pretty well documented and has been the last couple of days that Lincoln Riley has interest in the Baylor vacancy and the potential TCU vacancy.

44 MINS LATER

Mike SteelyHOST
70:39
right.
Mike SteelyHOST
70:40
So you're a Bears fan.
Mike SteelyHOST
70:42
You've definitely seen Brian's song,
Tony JohnsonGUEST
70:44
right? Oh, yeah, for sure.
Steve KiedrowskiGUEST
7:02
I got his autograph.
Steve KiedrowskiGUEST
7:03
We talked about his teammate, Brian Piccolo, in the movie Brian's Song, one of my favorite films.
Steve KiedrowskiGUEST
7:10
And we just had a great conversation.
Steve KiedrowskiGUEST
7:11
We were kind of like in our own little world.

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