Big ups to Ben Watson

[The30YardSlant]

Greatest hustle play I've ever seen, even though he came up inches short.

 

[jimmy40]

Greatest hustle play I've ever seen, even though he came up inches short.

nice of the ref to get in his way and then screw him on the call.

 

[DragonCowboy]

Very Nice play, Ben Watson...I still hope you guys lose...no threepeat for you!

 

[Rack]

nice of the ref to get in his way and then screw him on the call.

It's a ref... what'd you expect?

 

[jimmy40]

It's a ref... what'd you expect?

Lol. Exactly that.

 

[Yeagermeister]

Greatest hustle play I've ever seen, even though he came up inches short.

Better than Herschel running down Darrell Green?

 

[jimmy40]

Better than Herschel running down Darrell Green?

How about the guy that ran down Bo Jackson? I don't remember who it was.

 

[bbgun]

 

[Yeagermeister]

How about the guy that ran down Bo Jackson? I don't remember who it was.

The only time I can remember Bo getting caught was the play that ended his career and I have no idea who the guy was.

 

[Yeagermeister]

Awesome picture

 

[jimmy40]

The only time I can remember Bo getting caught was the play that ended his career and I have no idea who the guy was.

Nope, that wasn't the play.

 

[Manster68]

Greatest hustle play I've ever seen, even though he came up inches short.

There have been others:

1. Pete Hunter running down Steve Smith in the divisional playoffs.

2. Larry Allen running down Darien Conner in his rookie season on Monday Night Football.

3. Terrance Newman running down Randy Moss in which, if Bledsoe found Witten on the final play, would have been the key play of the game.

4. Dom Beebe running down Leon Lett in Super Bowl XXVII.

5. Daryl Green running down Tony Dorsett in his first ever game for Washington. It was opening day Monday Night Football in 1983. The same game that Cosell called Alvin Garrett a little monkey.

 

[Cajuncowboy]

There have been others:

1. Pete Hunter running down Steve Smith in the divisional playoffs.

2. Larry Allen running down Darien Conner in his rookie season on Monday Night Football.

3. Terrance Newman running down Randy Moss in which, if Bledsoe found Witten on the final play, would have been the key play of the game.

4. Dom Beebe running down Leon Lett in Super Bowl XXVII.

5. Daryl Green running down Tony Dorsett in his first ever game for Washington. It was opening day Monday Night Football in 1983. The same game that Cosell called Alvin Garrett a little monkey.

Add 1 more to that list...

George Teague running down TO at the star and cold-cocking him. He ran from one end of the field to mid field just to lay him out.

 

[Manster68]

Add 1 more to that list...

George Teague running down TO at the star and cold-cocking him. He ran from one end of the field to mid field just to lay him out.

I like that one.

In fact, my best friend went to the Dallas-St. Louis game on one of those special packages and gave me an autographed picture of Teague knocking off the piece of crap off the star.

Didn't take long for that to get framed and on my wall.

He also got me a Roy Williams jersey (which I'm wearing now).

 

[Encore]

I wouldn't blame the ref getting in his way.

It wasn't like the ref was looking behind himself while running so he could cut of Watson.

Helluva play by Ben.

 

[jem88]

Add 1 more to that list...

George Teague running down TO at the star and cold-cocking him. He ran from one end of the field to mid field just to lay him out.

I remember Teague making a great play in college against the Hurricanes in what I believe was the Sugar Bowl. Can't remember who he chased down, was it Randall Hill, Kevin Williams? Anyways, he caused and recovered the fumble.

 

[jem88]

I remember Teague making a great play in college against the Hurricanes in what I believe was the Sugar Bowl. Can't remember who he chased down, was it Randall Hill, Kevin Williams? Anyways, he caused and recovered the fumble.

Ah just checked it out, it was Lamar Thomas! Whatever happened to him?