Former #Patriots LB Brandon Spikes recalls the wild story of when he knocked out Bills RB Fred Jackson 😳
“I’ll tell you another true story… New England vs. [Ryan] Fitzpatrick, Buffalo Bills. Fred Jackson was the running back… My job was to stop the running back. I done ran Marshawn Lynch up out of Buffalo… Anyway, Fred Jackson was having a great year. I think they had a backup running back, [Tashard] Choice… He was like on their sideline… I done hit Fitzpatrick. Knocked his helmet off. Personal foul, you already know. I smoked his ass, helmet came off. Dropped 250 [pounds] on his ass…
They said ‘F**k you, Spikes! You dirty as hell!’ I said, ‘Just for that, I’m gonna put ya man to sleep! I’m gonna knock his ass out if you keep talking!’ [Then a] TV timeout, I’m over there, ‘Watch mothaf***a I’m gonna kill his ass! I’m gonna put him to sleep! Fred, this his fault! This ya boy fault! His jersey clean, he ain’t played all day talking to me like that!’
This s**t ain’t for play, I take this s**t serious. My people watching this s**t. We get back out there, come out of the huddle. They do some little fancy play. I done caught that down on him… Night night! Went on and knocked him out! Ball flew around, I ain’t try to get the ball. I looked at Choice, ‘Look at ya mans! Come get him! He done! Come get his ass!’ I did like 7 grown men like that.”
(🎥 @BussinWTB)
Hearing from two sources connected to the University of Texas that a few more losses, including one to Texas A&M, would all but seal head coach Steve Sarkisian’s dismissal.
Sark is currently 4/14 against Top 5 teams, with an approximate budget of $50 million this year.
More to come.
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@colincowherd on why Arch doesn't seem to be improving under Steve Sarkisian at Texas
Bijan Robinson says some of his teammates at Texas wanted the frat parties and the status of being a football player more than they wanted to become great
Bijan: “Sometimes, teammates went to the school because of just the name. They weren’t invested in the play, they just went because they wanted to go to frat parties and say, ‘Oh, I’m a football player.’ Like, that’s all.”
“And I was like, ‘That’s cool, but I don’t think you’re really getting nothing out of it by doing that. Don’t you want to be a great player? Then do it.’ Like, I just didn’t know where their minds were... they’re messed up.”