Maurice Carthon

That was NFL caliber play.

I mean, you're talking, I'm playing on a team with Herschel Walker as a tailback, Maurice Carthon, who played pro bowler with the Giants at fullback, Sam Bowers at tight end.

We had Kent Hull, perennial all-pro center.

We had three defensive backs the moment the league started.

He's really just cruising along, and he's just getting great blocking up front.

We say a lot about Maurice Carthon.

He's outstanding.

But let's not ever forget Sam Bowers.

A pickup of 5 yards for Walker.

Freeman and Jackson combine on the tackle.

Again, Sam Fowler is on the corner with Maurice Carthon blocking, and that turns out to be the off-tackle play.

That's just a slant off-tackle, and Herschel got a great block in his tight end.

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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.

I was like, fuck, man.

I was like, I had to look around and go, is this 86? Because am I watching Joe Morris and Maurice Carthon? Well, not really because it would be vice versa.

But I was literally laughing at that.

I thought Lamb's touchdown was a pass interference, but whatever.