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Ed McCaffrey

Ed McCaffrey

American former American football playerWikipedia

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Oct 26, 2026

Carl DumlerHOST
36:39
You couldn't leave that backside lane open So the defensive end had to crash down to help with the run game.
Carl DumlerHOST
36:47
And then it's just John Elway rolling out, and then you've got Ed McCaffrey, Shannon Sharp, Rod Smith, all running to that side of the field, and it's just easy football at that point.
Carl DumlerHOST
36:58
And that's what you want to see here.
Carl DumlerHOST
37:00
But like I said, until you get the run game going and making them respected, that backside defensive end is always going to try to come down for the quarterback.
Griffen SerreHOST
9:16
And speaking of receptions and completed passes, Justin Jefferson only needs two receptions to reach 600 in his career, where he will join Keenan Allen, Anquan Boldin, Antonio Brown, Julio Jones, Cooper Cup, and CeeDee Lamb as the only seven players since 1933 to record 600 receptions in his first 99 career games.
Griffen SerreHOST
9:38
That is very elite company to be in, Anquan Boldin, obviously Hall of Famer, Julio Jones, future Hall of Famer, Cooper Cup, well, Ed McCaffrey of this generation.
Griffen SerreHOST
9:46
I don't need to say anything further than that.
Griffen SerreHOST
9:48
CeeDee Lamb, obviously a dog.
Eric BalkmanHOST
4:37
Carl Mecklenburg.
Eric BalkmanHOST
4:38
I think about, I'm trying to think who else was, I mean, Ed McCaffrey, Rod Smith.
Eric BalkmanHOST
4:41
I think that was after that time.
Eric BalkmanHOST
4:43
But it was a little bit.
Sayre BedingerHOST
8:47
It's hard to win.
Sayre BedingerHOST
8:48
Ed McCaffrey, the legendary Broncos receiver, he said that after the game.
Sayre BedingerHOST
8:52
He's like, hey, everybody, I see all of you in my mentions basically upset.
Sayre BedingerHOST
8:57
Winning in the NFL is really hard, so you've got to celebrate it when you get the opportunity to do it.
Erin HoganHOST
36:34
There goes Rod Smith on a deep ball.
Erin HoganHOST
36:37
Here comes Ed McCaffrey coming across the field a little bit beyond Shannon Sharp.
Erin HoganHOST
36:42
And so you have this pressure where, okay, we've got to gear up to stop the run, but it makes it leaky, and Terrell Davis ends up going for 2,000 yards.
Erin HoganHOST
36:50
And then John Elway on the bootlegs could either run Or he would throw it to Shannon Sharp, or he would throw it to Ed McCaffrey, or he would throw it down the field to Rod Smith.
Erin HoganHOST
36:59
It was such a basic offense, but they couldn't stop it.
Erin HoganHOST
37:02
And he had the arm to throw it across the field.
Patrick RichardsonHOST
2:22
Get with it or get out.
Patrick RichardsonHOST
2:28
Ed McCaffrey.
Patrick RichardsonHOST
2:29
We
Matt CobosHOST
2:29
only talk about the players we're talking about.
Patrick RichardsonHOST
2:31
Yeah.
Patrick RichardsonHOST
2:32
Ed McCaffrey.
Patrick RichardsonHOST
2:33
Yeah.
Patrick RichardsonHOST
2:35
Steve McNair, RIP.
NancyNARRATOR
94:16
Brock Purdy, the San Francisco quarterback, had another efficient night, completing 21 of 29 passes for 264 yards and a touchdown, and continues to look like a frontrunner to win the league's ultimate individual award.
NancyNARRATOR
94:35
McCaffrey brothers, all-pro San Francisco running back Christian McCaffrey and Washington's wide receiver Luke McCaffrey, shared an NFL field as competing brothers for the first time.
NancyNARRATOR
94:49
Their parents, including former Denver Bronco wide receiver Ed McCaffrey, watching them from a Levi's Stadium suite.
NancyNARRATOR
94:58
Christian McCaffrey overcame a fumble to score two of the Niners' touchdowns.
NancyNARRATOR
95:04
Luke McCaffrey averaged 24 yards on three kickoff returns, but didn't get a touch from a scrimmage, targeting one unsuccessfully by Daniels.
NancyNARRATOR
95:16
I can't really put into words what it means to share the field with him, Christian McCaffrey told ESPN after the game.
NancyNARRATOR
95:24
It was a huge honor.
NancyNARRATOR
95:28
Commander's Pants The gold trousers are back, and in a two-stripe tone for the first time.
Olean Reads

Olean Reads

USA Wednesday

Oct 21 · 1 Mention

NancyNARRATOR
94:36
All-Pro San Francisco running back Christian McCaffrey and Washington's wide receiver Luke McCaffrey shared an NFL field as competing brothers for the first time.
NancyNARRATOR
94:49
Their parents, including former Denver Bronco wide receiver Ed McCaffrey, watching them from a Levi Stadium suite.
NancyNARRATOR
94:58
Christian McCaffrey overcame a fumble to score two of the Niners' touchdowns.
NancyNARRATOR
95:04
Luke McCaffrey averaged twenty-four yards on three kickoff returns but didn't get a touch from a scrum- scrimmage, targeted once unsuccessfully by Daniels.
Jason BishopHOST
34:16
Probably their uncle.
Jason BishopHOST
34:19
Is he an uncle? Because he's Ed McCaffrey's brother.
Jason BishopHOST
34:23
Uncle, and he was obviously...
Jason BishopHOST
34:25
Ed McCaffrey was an NFL receiver.
Jason BishopHOST
34:27
Bill McCaffrey was a great player at Duke.
Jason BishopHOST
34:30
It's crazy genes.
Ryan ThornburgHOST
68:07
Tate Carr.
Zach LaVereHOST
68:08
So is this just a better Ed McCaffrey
Ryan ThornburgHOST
68:10
situation? Yes.
Ryan ThornburgHOST
68:17
Yes, it is.

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