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Rob Johnson

American former American football playerWikipedia

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Oct 24, 2026

Robert BurnsHOST
5:38
And so I think that, you know, there's a lot of quarterbacks similar.
Robert BurnsHOST
5:41
We talked about him, Matt Flynn, Rob Johnson, guys who had great backup shots that turned into starting players.
Robert BurnsHOST
5:48
uh, starting positions that never really panned out.
Robert BurnsHOST
5:51
And, and I mean, it's five games and it does not look like it's going any better for Malik Willis.
Kyle MaxfieldHOST
0:27
The most celebrated player that I've had the opportunity to interview on my show.
Kyle MaxfieldHOST
0:32
I appreciate your time, Robert Bull Wilson.
Kyle MaxfieldHOST
0:36
Did I say that right? Yes, sir.
Kyle MaxfieldHOST
0:38
Yes, sir.
Kyle MaxfieldHOST
0:39
The nickname Bull.
Kyle MaxfieldHOST
0:40
Hey, when did you get the nickname Bull, Robert?
Robert WilsonGUEST
0:43
My freshman year.
Robert WilsonGUEST
0:46
And actually, man, Rod Harris.
Joe BeamerHOST
15:54
We've been talking about putting cars on Main Street since I was in elementary school.
Joe BeamerHOST
16:01
We started talking about cars on Main Street when we were debating Rob Johnson and Doug Flutie.
Joe BeamerHOST
16:12
And now we're still working on the project.
Joe BeamerHOST
16:15
It took nine years just to get the project started.
Soren PetroHOST
21:24
Oh, okay.
Soren PetroHOST
21:25
Butt Fumble, Mark Sanchez, Bill Nelson, Vince Evans, Rudy Bucketsch, Dennis Shaw, Rob Johnson, Jim Hardy, Paul McDonald, Sean Salisbury, Cody Kessler, Mike Ray, and Todd Marinovich.
Soren PetroHOST
21:38
My clue, no fast food,
Curtis SeaboltHOST
21:39
but plenty of weed.
Mitch MelnickHOST
46:36
Jamie and LaSalle.
Mitch MelnickHOST
46:37
Worst decision, Danny Mack starting Rob Johnson over Doug Flutie for the 1999 NFL playoffs.
Mitch MelnickHOST
46:45
Complete nonsense in a must-win game.
Mitch MelnickHOST
46:47
I'm glad you've gotten over it, Danny.
Philly EAUDIENCE
25:30
If you remember, the NFL prototype back in the day was Drew Bledsoe, the 6'6 guy that could throw the deep out, to the point where, like, you had the Dan McGuires.
Philly EAUDIENCE
25:41
And we all remember Rob Johnson.
Philly EAUDIENCE
25:43
Oh, he started at Buffalo because we can't start Doug Flutie.
Philly EAUDIENCE
25:47
He's 5'0", and he wasn't the NFL prototype.
Philly EAUDIENCE
25:52
Rob Johnson was.
Philly EAUDIENCE
25:53
It turns out, though.
Philly EAUDIENCE
25:54
Rob Johnson really couldn't play, not like Doug Flutie anyway, but they were pigeonholed into this mindset that you had to be the Bledsoe prototype, the deep out, the six-foot-six guy that could stand in a pocket.
Philly EAUDIENCE
26:08
And there's a couple examples of that.
Ryan PorterGUEST
16:53
He soaks everything up.
Ryan PorterGUEST
16:54
You know, he's had a high level of coaching from even his high school development and Chad Johnson and Rob Johnson.
Ryan PorterGUEST
17:00
And then obviously what we've done from eighth grade on for Cali Power, me and Austin Pettis run a pro-style system with the verbiage and also coaching.
Ryan PorterGUEST
17:09
we you see a lot of the t-shirt and panty football seven on seven where it's just they stand there grab the ball off the tee like everything our concepts we have you know we have pro style concepts where you're timing your drop, your time in multiple five steps, multiple three steps, multiple one hybrid back out.
Jim RomeHOST
15:03
Nice job.
Jim RomeHOST
15:04
Could there be more, two more different dudes than Flutie and The Hurt, The Big Hurt? I had some bad history with Doug Flutie, and then I said something positive about him on ESPN after saying a lot of negative things about him, because back in the day, I used to side with Rob Johnson, and Flutie had this just nation of followers, and it was unpopular to be on Rob Johnson's side.
Jim RomeHOST
15:28
And so I used to go in on Flutie, and then Flutie did something that I thought was amazing, and I said so on JRIB.
Jim RomeHOST
15:33
And then he pulled me aside Super Bowl, and he's like, "Hey, Rome." I'm like, "Oh, this is gonna be awkward." I'm like, "Hey, Doug." He's like, "Hey, man." I'm like, "Hey, man." He said, "I saw what you said about me." And I'm, like, thinking, "Which time?" He's like, "I appreciated that." I'm like, "Doug, that's class, man." And we, and we had a moment, and he...
Austin JacobsenHOST
25:14
No wonder I don't know who he is.
Robbie LulaHOST
25:15
It was, like, him and I, I want to say it, it was, I think Rob Johnson is the wrong name, but it's something very close to that.
Austin JacobsenHOST
25:21
Rob Johnson.
Robbie LulaHOST
25:21
They would alternate, I think, every play.
Robbie LulaHOST
25:24
Like, one of them would run a play, the other one would come get the call from Spurrier, run the next play in.
Robbie LulaHOST
25:15
him, and I want to say it was...
Robbie LulaHOST
25:18
I think Rob Johnson is the wrong name, but it's something very close to
Ravi LullaHOST
25:21
that.
Robbie LulaHOST
25:21
They would alternate, I think, every play.

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