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Sidney Rice

Sidney Rice

American former American football playerWikipedia

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Sep 14, 2026

Mike SalkHOST
4:24
Right.
Brock HuardHOST
4:24
I mean, did they have to fly him over to Germany for one of those second opinions like they did for Sidney Rice, to the Regenekine Circle way back when? You know? Or was that Switzerland?
Mike SalkHOST
4:34
Part of the circle.
Brock HuardHOST
4:35
Forget where that was.
Phil MackeyHOST
16:33
I mean, r- you were depleted beyond...
Phil MackeyHOST
16:34
Like, the Sidney Rice after a hip injury.
Phil MackeyHOST
16:37
You know, Percy Harvin still had some juice, but the wide receiver room, not even comparable.
Phil MackeyHOST
16:43
The defense.
Peter BukowskiHOST
29:17
I'll n- I'll never forget the, the game-winning throw.
Peter BukowskiHOST
29:19
Was it to Sidney Rice?
Luke BraunGUEST
29:21
Oh.
Peter BukowskiHOST
29:21
Where he just, like, just like, ah-
Peter BukowskiGUEST
29:56
That was the cool thing was, you know, like I'll never forget the game-winning throw.
Peter BukowskiGUEST
30:01
Was it to Sidney Rice? Where he just like, just like,
Luke BraunHOST
30:04
ah.
Luke BraunHOST
30:04
Greg Lewis.
KeithHOST
9:38
There is an alternate angle.
KeithHOST
9:39
I've seen a picture of where it actually looks like Sidney Rice is pretty open from Favre's view.
KeithHOST
9:48
I don't have it on this computer or else I would have brought it up.
KeithHOST
9:51
When you look at it from up there, damn, what the hell happened?
Scott HansonGUEST
27:18
And the stadium was going nuts.
Scott HansonGUEST
27:20
10 seconds later in the triple box, rookie quarterback Russell Wilson is trailing at home to the New England Patriots, throws a pseudo Hail Mary from around the 40-something, maybe 50-something yard line into the end zone to, uh, Sidney Rice, I think was the, was the receiver on it.
Scott HansonGUEST
27:43
Jumps high, points the football, brings it down to defeat Tom Brady and the New England Patriots in the, that was the you mad, bro game, the Richard Sherman/Tom Brady you mad, bro game.
Scott HansonGUEST
27:55
And the, the 12s are going nuts at home in Seattle, thinking, "We just beat the team that, that everyone's trying to beat, and we've got a rookie quarterback who was unflappable in the fourth quarter." 10 seconds later in the triple box, you've got Arizona, I forget who their opponent was, but Arizona at home tied up with three seconds left on the clock, game-winning field goal attempt, and Jay Feely, it was kind of a long one, Jay Feely puts it high, puts it far, stoink, off the right upright to send us into overtime.
Chris ClarkHOST
11:34
Did you know this one, Tyler? Brett Favre has been quoted more than once saying he played with the three best receivers he's played with, all South Carolina guys.
Chris ClarkHOST
11:43
Sterling Sharp, Robert Brooks, Sidney Rice.
Chris ClarkHOST
11:47
Said that many times.
Tyler HeadHOST
11:48
Brett Favre famously a draft pick of the Atlanta Falcons, by the way.
Chris ClarkHOST
3:51
though.
Chris ClarkHOST
3:52
Sidney Rice, Bakari Swain.
Wes MitchellHOST
3:53
That's all you got?
Chris ClarkHOST
3:58
That's
Chris ClarkHOST
5:49
All right, hit us with your Ahmad Christian question.
Tyler HeadHOST
5:51
It's not Ahmad Christian.
Tyler HeadHOST
5:52
It is Sidney Rice.
Tyler HeadHOST
5:54
So I feel like you guys might be able to get this one.
JC ShurburttHOST
9:22
You've got a guy in Nick Harbour that's not a jump baller.
JC ShurburttHOST
9:25
I always say he's more like a Troy Williamson than a – Sidney Rice or Alshon Jeffrey, even though he's 6'6", 243.
JC ShurburttHOST
9:35
Right.
JC ShurburttHOST
9:36
You know, you got a guy, Sequel Patterson's going to be a guy that people like DJ Black's a guy.
JC ShurburttHOST
10:19
Uh, You know, I'll continue to maintain Nick.
JC ShurburttHOST
10:23
Nick Harbor is not Alshon Jeffrey nor Sidney Rice.
JC ShurburttHOST
10:26
He is much more like a huge Troy Williamson type of guy.
JC ShurburttHOST
10:30
And when the Gamecocks under Lou Holtz got the ball to Troy Williamson, either over the top down the field or in space, like remember the long touchdowns against Georgia and Virginia, you know, he sees green.

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