Randy White

He will take Washington with the three and a half.

And the last match we gave him was the Battle of Texas with Dallas getting two and a half at the Texans, and this was, uh, another rather old ph- photograph he showed me of him zip lining in Costa Rica with Tom Landry, uh, Drew Pearson, and Randy White.

So he will go Dallas here.

Yes.

First down, 10 at the 44.

Langer over the ball, up and down, set the handoff, right side, Delvin Williams cuts up field, hit and drops at the 47-yard line by Randy White.

Picked up about three.

Defensively for the Cowboys, Ed Jones, Jethro Pugh, Randy White, and Harvey Martin.

The linebackers are Thomas Henderson, Bob Rooney, Gadidi Lewis, Aaron Kyle, and Mark Washington on the corners, and Cliff Harris and Charlie Waters in the secondary.

We may as well tell you early about us, and we'll do it after this play, about a statistic that we uncovered without just a heck

Dolphins huddle back at the 10.

Cowboys break their defensive level.

I'm going to give love to the line on both sides.

Man, that offensive line reminded me back in the days with Russ Grimm took it so personal with Randy White.

He was telling him the play, the snap count, eye right, counter trade, 42, da-da-da.

And still, he couldn't do anything.

I mean, he just took his soul.

And you've seen a picture of Randy White with his hands on his hip, and he's just confused.

Like, he just went through hours of just going around in circles.

So, again, and also Kinlaw.

He was hit a couple of yards deep, but broke the tackle and struggled out of that.

He was hit first by D.D. Lewis, 36-year-old right outside linebacker, along with Harvey Martin.

So it's no gain on the play.

It'll be third and five at the 49-yard line.

blitz

on.

They blitzed the linebacker, Randy White, and Waters came around from his safety spot on the right side and put the initial pressure on, so the Bears will have to put the football away.

James Jones

Yeah.

You're gonna tell me Randy White, as we talked about yesterday, Randy White still got All-Pro damn near every year in the flex.

Mm-hmm.

Harvey Martin still had more sacks than anybody else in the flex.

I mean, yeah.

You know, yesterday when you were talking about the flex, I went and did some research on one Everson Walls, Randy White.

And I realized, you know, players make plays.

And you are a guy that was known for not always sticking to the structure of that defense.

Nate would remind you.

Those legendary long meetings that y'all would have with Tom Landry.

And just saying that Randy White would, you know, he would make an outstanding play in the flex.

And then Tom would still get on him about not taking the right steps and what he was supposed to do.

Bob Bruinick was tangoing forever.

Randy White would do it at tackle.

He would have his position.

Harvey Martin would have his position.

By the way.

That's a good one.

By the way, that went against Randy White's nature to play in that discipline.

And there were times when he got frustrated.