Jack Tatum

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... and I'm gonna need you to be Jack Tatum.

I haven't told you this yet.

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It's fucking, that's fucking amazing.

[laughs] The guy who paralyzed Daryl Stingley, Jack Tatum, never, never visited him in the hospital.

His story was he showed up at the hospital with flowers and got a vibe from the family they didn't want him to be there, so he left.

That's what he said.

And then ironically, years later, Jack Tatum, uh, suffered diabetes and unfortunately lost both his legs from like the knee down, and he ended up in the wheelchair.

The whole thing was fucking horrific, but it's a Hollywood movie, so they gotta like...

And right now they're hyping up the Raiders.

He wants you not to come over the middle of the field.

And you go back to the old days that Jack Tatum was my dad's favorite football player, and there's a fine line between being physical and being dirty, and I thought the face mask was more of a dirty play.

I didn't like the fact that he went high, but, you know, the timing of it, it- it's always, uh, you know, I, I, I don't like to say w- I don't know people's intentions, but-

Right

Number 25, how many players have returned a fumble from 104 yards? The answer's two.

It was Jack Tatum and Anais Williams.

So this is the end of the first quarter.

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And, uh, it, you know, sometimes, you know, the sport is inherently dangerous.

You know, you have people that get hit, you have- You know, Daryl Stingley gets paralyzed by a hit by Jack Tatum and, you know, people get hit all the time and all of a sudden something freaky happens.

You know, unfortunately, that's, uh, what happens in violent contact sports.

W- the slap itself, did the doctor say what physically had happened, why it happened? Obviously it's, it's, it's one in a million type shots.