Joe Morris

With a quarterback like Tricano and also Marino, good running, excellent defense, they have a chance.

dropping back deep for the orange number 45 is Art Monk their great wide receiver and then Joe Morris the other team man as you look at Monk averaging almost 25 yards per return on kickoffs and better than 13 yards on punt returns and he's flanked by Joe Morris Dave Trout to kick off for the Panthers and so here we go from Pitt Stadium with the kick angling toward the far side staying inbounds and picked up by Morris at the 5 and he gets out to the 13 a break for the Panthers in that the kickoff stayed inbounds it looked like it was going out Offensively, Bill Hurley, the great option quarterback.

Then you've got Ken Mandeville, the short yardage man.

He scored five TDs this season.

We've already highlighted Joe Morris, their great back.

Brian Ishman, one-ride receiver, number 29.

And the other, Art Monk, who might make some All-America teams, number 45.

Start from the 20.

Now, I've had all sorts of different sizes running backs.

I had a young man named Joe Morris that was 5'7" that was a high producer for us with the Giants, and then succeeding him was a guy named O.J. Anderson that was 6'3", 230 pounds.

So-

So bigger is better

In other sports news, the New York Giants defeated the New Orleans Saints by a score of 20-17.

Running back Joe Morris did not play in that game as he was hospitalized earlier in the week due to an allergic reaction from medications.

But also the Giants signed themselves a new kicker, Raul Alegre.

The New York Jets were also victorious, defeating the Indianapolis Colts by a score of 26-7.

Well, not those guys outside of Carson, but I got to see a good part of the history of, you know, LT Carson.

Carl Banks, obviously, Bart Oates, Jumbo Elliott, Phil Sims, Joe Morris, Mark Bavaro, you know, Eli, Toc, Yuminor, Hakeem Nix, obviously, Imani Toomer, Jason Seward.

I saw a lot of great players.

I got to disagree with Greg here.

Probably Brandon Jacobs.

Brandon Jacobs is up there.

Joe Morris is up there.

You've got to put Rodney

Um, you, you count on a guy like Breece to, to be able to do those kinds of things.

I remember, uh, I, I don't wanna, uh, you know, give the Jets fans any fits here, but I remember Joe Morris with the Giants [laughs] when I covered them way back in, I guess, the early '90s where Joe at the San Francisco was their big back.

But, uh, the, the Niners decided to sit on Joe all game, and they did up until, like, with, uh, the two-minute warning when he busted a 40-yard run and, uh, helped the J- the Giants secure that game.

It was a regular season game, like, at San Francisco.

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lineman that lines up a fullback And in 86 I mean, you've got to be older than 86 But that was Maurice Carthon He wasn't as big as Pat Ricard But he was a lineman That blocked for Joe Morris But he played fullback Same type of thing, just smaller We didn't have 300 pound fullbacks Back in 86, you barely had 300 pound linemen In 86 Bill says Giants have the same game plan as last week.

I absolutely think Abdul Carter is going to have a big game, G-Men 24-20.

There you go, Bill.

... and they had another linebacker.

Um, and Joe Morris was running.

Like, they were on TV every week and-

Bavaro and-

That's what John Harbaugh brings to the table.

Still impressed with how much they shorten the game a 12 play drive 13 play drive really it made me think of OJ Anderson and Joe Morris shortening the game.

And as we said just a couple of drives for each team in the second half.

It really was an amazing performance specifically with the run game Patricia.