Tiki Barber

Yeah, and you can lose a job very quickly by fumbling too much, especially when you're young.

He's got to go Tiki Barber, hold it high, that sort of thing, fix the fumbling issue.

I think they've got to go running back.

This is all due respect to George Lonnie and Emmanuel Wilson.

But sometimes, you know, taking that risk for the extra yard or two, it's not worth it if it means that you can't protect the ball, that you can't cover it up with both arms.

Which is what if you go back and you look at and I know where I'm going like years back, but that was a problem Tiki Barber had.

And Tiki learned to protect the ball in traffic.

He learned to cover that ball up when a defender was coming upon him.

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How does that work? And by the way, memo to Tiki Barber from Karen.

By the way, just to be historically accurate, that was not his last words.

By the way, how did we go last week on SNY? By the way, time now for this game of the week.

Is that tax-free, by the way, or no? How does that

work? By the way, memo to Tiki Barber if I can.

By

the way, just to be historically accurate, that was not his last words.

And guess what? It usually fixes people.

Tiki Barber was notorious for getting that fumble situation.

Now, I gotta go back to see if they benched him, 'cause I do- that I do not know.

But one thing I do know is that when he noticed that he was fumbling way too damn much, he changed, he changed the grip of that football.

Well-

I do like to listen to Tiki Barber and, uh, and, and the, uh, oh, the guy on, with Tiki Barber.

Evan Roberts.

Evan...

Um, um-

Sure

... and, and I can't tell you how many times I've heard that, like, the t- with Tiki Barber, who was a former New York Giant.

I listen to him, and he'll say, "And, and there's, uh, someone in South Carolina listening to us on, for, uh, via Sirius Satellite, Sirius XM Satellite Radio." And, and you, and you know they're, you know, transplanted people from up, uh, up in the northeast of New York.

It, it can't be like this comes with the territory.

And I cited this in the post-game reaction against the Rams on Bill's Matic, that there's a Tiki thing here, where Tiki Barber in, like, '02, '03, '04 is the best dual-purpose back perhaps in the NFL behind Marshall Faulk.

He's right there with Faulk.

But he fumbles, and they can't trust him in, you know, crucial situations.

And at this time period, if you were to look up in some manner, tiki, you basically get three results.

You get Tiki Barber, the basketball player.

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Tiki the dog, which apparently there's a bunch of dogs named Tiki, and then you would get Baby Doe's Obsessed.