Sammy White
American former American football playerWikipedia
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Search complete. 7 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Sammy White".
Sep 23, 2026
Darren HayesHOST
Uh, rookie wide receiver Denzel Boston, uh, he put himself in the record books, joined some kind of elite company.
Darren HayesHOST
Uh, Sammy White in 1976, uh, Mac Hike in, uh, I believe I'm saying his name right, in 1968.
Darren HayesHOST
Those are the only other players besides Boston that had 45 yards or more in their first two NFL games, so.
Ed CleeseGUEST
Wow.
Jeff RatcliffeHOST
The others, well, it hadn't happened since 1976.
Jeff RatcliffeHOST
Sammy White did it in 1976.
Jeff RatcliffeHOST
Mac Hiatt did it in 1968, and Bob Hayes did it in 1965.
Jeff RatcliffeHOST
That's pretty darn impressive.
Ben MallerHOST
Well, for those that don't know, Tommy Kramer was a Vikings quarterback back in the 1980s.
JamesAUDIENCE
He threw an unremarkable pass to Ahmad Rashad, which is real name Bobby Moore, but he turned his name to Ahmad Rashad because he turned Muslim and Ahmad Rashad cut with one hand like Sammy White did against the Cleveland Browns at Brian's site.
JamesAUDIENCE
Now I'm dating
Ben MallerHOST
myself.
Ben MallerHOST
Well, for those that don't know, Tommy Kramer was a Vikings quarterback back in the 1980s.
Hollering JamesAUDIENCE
He threw an unremarkable pass to Ahmad Rashad, which is real name Bobby Moore, but he turned his name to Ahmad Rashad because he turned Muslim and Ahmad Rashad cut with one hand like Sammy White did against the Cleveland Browns and Brian Sight.
Hollering JamesAUDIENCE
Now I'm dating
Ben MallerHOST
myself.
Ben MallerHOST
Well, for those that don't know, Tommy Kramer was a Vikings quarterback back in the 1980s.
JamesGUEST
He threw an unremarkable pass to Ahmad Rashad, which is real name Bobby Moore, but he turned his name to Ahmad Rashad because he turned Muslim and Ahmad Rashad cut with one hand like Sammy White did against the Cleveland Browns and Brian Sight.
JamesGUEST
Now I'm dating myself.
Ben MallerHOST
Great memory.
speaker_2ADVERTISER
And
Judd ZulgadHOST
Sammy White for the Vikings isn't playing, and I don't know why.
Phil MackeyHOST
Oh, man.
Phil MackeyHOST
Okay, that brings us to week two at Chicago.
speaker_15NARRATOR
He says we have an advantage in having more than one quarterback, so we're going to be in pretty good shape.
speaker_15NARRATOR
The Minnesota Vikings say wide receiver Sammy White, who suffered a bruised knee in the season opener two weeks ago, will return to the lineup for Sunday's home game with the Miami Dolphins.
speaker_15NARRATOR
John Turner will remain at left cornerback in place of Nate Wright, who is recovering from an arm fracture.
speaker_15NARRATOR
The Vikings say that Wright will be able to play sparingly if necessary.