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Sep 19, 2026
Dick VermeilSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He is so quick.
Dick VermeilSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And as you saw by that last graphic, Spurrier's quarterbacks, regardless of where he coaches, whether it be Duke or the USFL with the Tampa Bay Bandits, or here at Florida, all his quarterbacks perform superbly.
Dick VermeilSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And even this year, they both performed well, even when they get benched.
Brent MusburgerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
There is Tim Brown with a safety in junior college before enrolling at West Virginia.
J.R. BangHOST
You could have played in Canada.
J.R. BangHOST
You could have played in any of these other leagues, the USFL at the time.
J.R. BangHOST
I think that says if it's for the love of the game and you're not getting a chance there.
J.R. BangHOST
The XFL came back for a
TonyHOST
yeah i and everyone it's it's beautiful i didn't think i would ever see a football player so bad that he could be a rapist a serial rapist and even the worst chuds on twitter are like nah man this guy sucks
ShaneHOST
this guy off of our dog turbo nuked franchise i'm just hoping man we we hit a point of singularity in our timeline where The worst NFL franchise just gets swapped out for like a USFL team because like there was so many games this week where I was just like, I think if we deleted this franchise from the NFL, nobody would fucking care.
TonyHOST
Would you be opposed to a reduction in teams if they were like, listen, man, we're going to 26?
ShaneHOST
That's a big jump.
ShaneHOST
Maybe we have to have more competition for jobs up in this bitch for fucking football.
ShaneHOST
Right? Like,
TonyHOST
I mean, if you made the NFL 26 teams and you re and you had like another draft and made the USFL watchable,
ShaneHOST
maybe
Mike SemperviveHOST
They really didn't watch Japan or anything like this is their NFL, their NBA, their NHL.
Mike SemperviveHOST
They they the idea of a USFL or an XFL.
Mike SemperviveHOST
OK, cool.
Mike SemperviveHOST
And then they saw it and went, no, I like this.
John NicholsonHOST
Uh, he was a offensive tackle for the Minnesota Vikings from '86 to '92 and the Denver Broncos from '93 to '97.
John NicholsonHOST
Drafted in the second round, 36 overall, by the Los Angeles Express in the USFL Draft.
John NicholsonHOST
He played some games there.
John NicholsonHOST
He was teammates with Steve Young there.
John NicholsonHOST
Eventually, uh, the USFL folds.
John NicholsonHOST
He joins the Vikings and then ultimately joins the Broncos, and he was part of their Super Bowl championship team, the first Super Bowl that they won of those, like, back-to-backs with Elway.
John NicholsonHOST
But what was interesting to me about Gary Zimmerman is during his time in Minnesota, he was famous for his refusal to interact with the media.
Jason MilesHOST
If you go back and look at that trade, and I'm going to be douche of the year.
Jason MilesHOST
If you look at Herschel Walker's numbers in the USFL, because one day I really wanted to look at it, and I was trying to avoid working.
Jason MilesHOST
That's fair.
Jason MilesHOST
And Herschel Walker put up stupid numbers in the USFL.
MacHOST
Yes, he did.
MacHOST
And
MacHOST
We're going to do a little...
Jason MilesHOST
Dude, I'm excited for you to look this up because you're going to be like, God damn, he put up crazy numbers.
Gary ParrishGUEST
didn't go straight to Louisville, though.
Gary ParrishGUEST
Oh, he didn't? Howard Schnellenberger left the University of Miami after the 83 season to accept a lucrative $3 million contract To become part owner, president, general manager, and head coach of a planned United States Football League.
Gary ParrishGUEST
He was going to coach in the
Chris VernonHOST
USFL.
Ray DidingerGUEST
and he made the point, and they put the split screen up of the offensive coordinator from Washington who was calling his side of the game, and out on the other side of the screen was the picture of Vic up in the booth, and they made the point that Vic was coaching in the NFL before Washington's offensive coordinator was even born.
Ray DidingerGUEST
I mean, Vic broke into professional football with the Philadelphia Stars of the USFL, and then when that league went under, Jim Mora, who was the coach here in Philadelphia, got the job in New Orleans, brought Vic with him, and that was the start of his NFL career, and he's been coaching in the NFL and winning games ever since.
Dom GiordanoHOST
Without a doubt.
Dom GiordanoHOST
Tell us about the book now, Ray.
Ray DidingerGUEST
and he made the point, and they put the split screen up of the offensive coordinator from Washington who was calling his side of the game, and out on the other side of the screen was the picture of Vic up in the booth, and they made the point that Vic was coaching in the NFL before Washington's offensive coordinator was even born.
Ray DidingerGUEST
I mean, Vic broke into professional football with the Philadelphia Stars of the USFL, and then when that league went under, Jim Mora, who was the coach here in Philadelphia, got the job in New Orleans, brought Vic with him, and that was the start of his NFL career, and he's been coaching in the NFL and winning games ever since.
Dom GiordanoHOST
Without a doubt.
Dom GiordanoHOST
Tell us about the book now, Ray.
Clay ChisholmHOST
Um, and he was the, uh, uh, led them to their, their, the first and only mega bowl, which was their breakout.
Clay ChisholmHOST
Then it was back to, uh, the USFL, the New York, New Jersey generals, then back up to the NFL with the Los Angeles Rams for, uh, for a month.
Clay ChisholmHOST
Then back to the XFL with the Vegas Vipers.
Clay ChisholmHOST
And then the Arlington Renegades.
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