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Larry Csonka

Larry Csonka

American former American football playerWikipedia

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Sep 27, 2026

Curt GowdySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:28
He has hit 69% of his passes during his winning streak as an all-time.
Curt GowdySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:34
He has Kip and Saka split behind him.
Curt GowdySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:40
Larry Saka up to the 25 of Miami.
Curt GowdySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:45
Maybe nudging over Dave Grayson, the safety man, through a body block to trip him up.
Curt GowdySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:51
Don Shula looking on seven years, a defensive player in the NFL with the Baltimore Colts.

1 HR 14 MINS LATER

Kyle RoteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
92:42
But he's lost his footing.
Kyle RoteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
92:43
There
Curt GowdySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
92:46
goes Saka out.
Pauly FuscoHOST
9:47
You know, it, it reminds me of one of the all-time great moments.
Pauly FuscoHOST
9:50
You know, remember when Larry Csonka was hit so hard he was left paralyzed on the field?
Tony FuscoHOST
9:55
Of course.
Pauly FuscoHOST
9:55
And instead of clearing away his body, they just left him there.
Tony FuscoHOST
10:01
Yep
Pauly FuscoHOST
10:01
...
Pauly FuscoHOST
10:01
the middle, trips right over Larry Csonka's partially dead body.
Tony FuscoHOST
10:06
Yep.
Mike McCarrollHOST
2:16
Yeah.
Vince PapaleGUEST
2:16
So actually, and that, that was the league where, uh, Larry Csonka, uh, Paul Warfield, and, and, uh, and Kleck, Keck, uh, they, they went to Memphis.
Vince PapaleGUEST
2:26
And ironically, my son played for Memphis in the USFL.
Vince PapaleGUEST
2:30
And they went to Memphis for the Memphis franchise of the, of the, uh, of the World Football League, and that was, oh, I think that was back whenever it was.
Ron ComptonHOST
58:33
I don't remember that.
Chuck ElliottHOST
58:34
Larry Csonka.
Ron ComptonHOST
58:34
It was Larry Csonka? Okay.
Chuck ElliottHOST
58:35
Yeah, hit him on the hip.
Ron ComptonHOST
58:36
So, uh, this, this one's worse because it truly was the last play of the game.
David GlennHOST
34:35
Instead, Giants offensive coordinator Bob Gibson called a more traditional running play.
David GlennHOST
34:42
Quarterback Joe Pisarcik botched an attempted handoff to legendary fullback Larry Csonka.
David GlennHOST
34:49
The ball took an odd high bounce off the turf, and Eagles defensive back Herman Edwards, yes, that guy, swooped in, grabbed the ball, and ran into the end zone for the shocking, unbelievable, game-winning, did-that-just-happen touchdown in a game that will forever be known as, quote, The Miracle at the Meadowlands.
David GlennHOST
35:10
Now, some quick postscripts, because they may be relevant to this Wolfpack scenario.
Dan Le BatardHOST
36:59
... from the football weekend, how does NC State lose a football game that way? That is the single most apocalyptic result, I believe I can argue without being a knee-jerker, in the history of football.
Dan Le BatardHOST
37:17
And I saw Herm Edwards grab a Larry Csonka football, uh, with the Giants at the end of a game that they were running the ball, and I think it was before the victory kneel, I believe.
Dan Le BatardHOST
37:27
I, I believe Mario Cristobal not kne- kneeling against Georgia Tech has-
Jonathan ZaslowPANELIST
37:31
He's off the hook, Cristobal

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Dan Le BatardHOST
43:53
Uh, one play.
Dan Le BatardHOST
43:54
He recovered a fumble in the Meadowlands in a game that was over.
Dan Le BatardHOST
43:58
Larry Csonka was handed a ball, I believe it was before victory, uh, formation was event- invented.
Dan Le BatardHOST
44:03
That's how old a play it is, and it has been replaced, inexplicably, by a game between NC State and Vanderbilt in my mind.
Paul VirziHOST
27:39
The teal blue.
Bill BurrGUEST
27:40
The ones from the '70s, Larry Csonka and those guys wore.
Bill BurrGUEST
27:43
I like those ones.
Bill BurrGUEST
27:45
Um, I'd say in hockey-
Dan Le BatardHOST
26:08
And-
Chris CodyPANELIST
26:08
He's, he's more in the style of Larry Csonka, Franco Harris, guys like that.
Chris CodyPANELIST
26:13
Uh, but by the way, this is just in.
Dan Le BatardHOST
26:15
No, no, no, no, Greg, but that's, that's the part that's not right, though.
Dan Le BatardHOST
26:23
He's got a 99-yard run.
Dan Le BatardHOST
26:24
He's got screen passes that are 80 yards.
Dan Le BatardHOST
26:26
That is not Larry Csonka.
Dan Le BatardHOST
26:28
That is not a guy who's just big and bruising.
Josh KatzkerHOST
28:21
But boy, they made the Dolphins look bad.
Josh KatzkerHOST
28:24
I mean, Ashton Gentry, for all of his credit, you know, he looked like Larry Csonka out there against these Dolphins.
Josh KatzkerHOST
28:32
Had a great game.
Josh KatzkerHOST
28:33
He was basically pushing them around and, you know, basically had whatever he wanted.
Andre WareSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:06
Yeah.
John HarrisHOST
3:06
Yeah ... than Earl Campbell, Tony Dorsett, Edgerrin James, Thurman Thomas, Larry Csonka, O.J. Simpson, Herschel Walker, Fred Taylor, LaShawn McCoy, Ricky Waters, Clinton Portis, and Steven Jackson, and he's a 30-year-old quarterback.
John HarrisHOST
3:20
More rushing touchdowns than all of those guys.
John HarrisHOST
3:22
That is-

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