Jay Schroeder
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Sep 30, 2026
Jackson WeberPANELIST
Yeah
Todd FoxHOST
... uh, Jay Schroeder.
Todd FoxHOST
It's a long time ago, probably before you were born.
Todd FoxHOST
But he did that where he just walked back, but he h- he held the ball behind his back.
Cousin Sal IaconoGUEST
No? Uh, Jeff George.
Bill SimmonsHOST
Jay Schroeder in 1990.
Cousin Sal IaconoGUEST
Oh, that's fun.
Cousin Sal IaconoGUEST
Okay.
Brett HartHOST
is.
Brett HartHOST
So I got it from Jay Schroeder.
Brett HartHOST
So shout out Adam Archuleta for blowing me up on IG and going down the rabbit hole.
Brett HartHOST
But Jay Schroeder was a big component of this, and he's talked about it.
Brett HartHOST
And I've just adopted it and kept it in my training philosophy.
Brett HartHOST
But it's an acronym.
Mitch MossHOST
He's certainly very...
Mitch MossHOST
Uh, Ja- remember Jay Schroeder, his arm?
Paulie HowardHOST
Jay Schroeder?
Mitch MossHOST
Oh my God, did he have a bazooka.
Paulie HowardHOST
No, did he have a-
Mitch MossHOST
But some of the non-obvious guys.
Paulie HowardHOST
That's good.
Mitch MossHOST
Like Blake and, uh, Jay Schroeder qualifies the non-obvious guys.
Mitch MossHOST
He's certainly very, uh...
Mitch MossHOST
Ja- remember Jay Schroeder, his arm?
Pauly HowardHOST
Jay Schroeder?
Mitch MossHOST
Oh my God.
Mitch MossHOST
Did he have a bazooka?
Mitch MossHOST
But some of the non-obvious guys.
Pauly HowardHOST
That's good.
Mitch MossHOST
Like Blake and, uh, Jay Schroeder qualifies the non-obvious guys.
Tony HollerHOST
Asisi, and Adam Archuleta.
Tony HollerHOST
I'm not a friend of Jay Schroeder, but I feel like I know him through Adam.
Tony HollerHOST
So anyway, be careful.
Tony HollerHOST
Don't hurt my feelings too much.
Thomas HortonHOST
So he set about updating and fictionalizing the story of the Washington replacements.
Thomas HortonHOST
He also drew on the real 1987 rivalry between Washington's two quarterbacks, their pro quarterbacks, not the replacements, Jay Schroeder and Doug Williams, to create the tension between fictional quarterbacks Eddie Martell and Shane Falco.
Thomas HortonHOST
Hmm.
Thomas HortonHOST
Stephen Ruther's production company, Bel Air Entertainment, purchased the script and set the film up with Warner Brothers Entertainment.