Podcast appearances and mentions of Joe Jacoby

Welcome to a special episode of The Buck Stops Here! Join Kirk Buchner and Jack Moore as they dive deep into Jack's incredible journey as a lifelong Washington Redskins fan, his thoughts on the team's name change, and his optimism for the Commanders' future. From childhood memories of attending games to insightful discussions on football legends and the Hall of Fame, this episode is packed with nostalgia, passion, and thought-provoking conversations.Jack shares his unique perspective on the evolution of the NFL, the impact of legendary players, and the cultural shifts within the sport. Whether you're a die-hard football fan or just love a good story, this episode is a must-listen!

Andy starts with the news that the Commanders have hired Mark Clouse as their new team president. Also, some discussion on the suspension of Texans LB Azeez Al-Shaair after his hit on Trevor Lawrence. (19:32) Actor and Commanders fan Jeffrey Wright talks with Rich Eisen about the new era in Washington. (39:38) Joe Jacoby snubbed from the Hall of Fame again. (49:26) 63 years ago today, the Redskins finally integrated. To hear the whole show, tune in live from 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Monday-Friday.  For more sports coverage, download the ESPN630 AM app, visit https://www.sportscapitoldc.com. To join the conversation, check us out on twitter @ESPN630DC and @andypollin1See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Washington Redskins great Joe Jacoby joins us to talk about why he'll be in town this weekend and what he thinks about the surprising start for the Commanders this year. Don't Sleep On is back this week, as we try to turn your attention to something you might otherwise miss. We also take a deeper dive into the weekend of College Football.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andy begins with Pete Alonso's walk off HR for the Mets last night and the Falcons OT win vs. the Buccaneers on Thursday Night Football. () Al Michaels responds to the haters. Also, Joe Whitt Jr on the Commanders defense rebound performance last week, and how they are preparing for the Browns. () Kliff Kingsbury on how he plans to handle Myles Garrett and the Browns defense, as well as a case for Joe Jacoby to finally make the Hall of Fame. To hear the whole show, tune in live from 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Monday-Friday.  For more sports coverage, download the ESPN630 AM app, visit https://www.sportscapitoldc.com. To join the conversation, check us out on twitter @ESPN630DC and @andypollin1See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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With the Commanders off on Sunday, Kevin opened talking NFL including the 49ers' beat-down of the Cowboys last night. Kevin talked a little about the Terps' loss at Ohio State and one of the worst coaching blunders in recent college football history. Jeff Ermann/InsideMDSports jumped on to talk more about Maryland's loss at Ohio State and give an early preview of the Terps' '23-'24 hoops team. Kevin then had longtime NFL writer and NFL Hall of Fame voter Gary Myers on to talk about his book about the 1986 New York Giants Super Bowl team. In addition to talking about the book, Gary talked about his recent presentation of Joe Jacoby for the Hall of Fame. He talked Gibbs vs Parcells, RFK memories, the three matchups between the Skins and Giants in '86, and a lot more.  

9.7.23 Howard Balzer, PHNX Sports & SiriusXM, on the matchup with the Cardinals this weekend and why Joe Jacoby isn't in the Hall of Fame. 

9.7.23 Howard Balzer, PHNX Sports & SiriusXM, on the matchup with the Cardinals this weekend and why Joe Jacoby isn't in the Hall of Fame. Paul Charchian, Guillotineleagues.com, gives his weekly fantasy advice. Denton's Day-ly News. 

Andy starts with a rant on the Pro Football Hall of Fame's omission of Joe Jacoby once again. Also, Ron Rivera has no regrets on playing starters Monday night against Baltimore (0:00-19:22). Some reaction to Jason Garrett's appearance on the Dan Patrick show yesterday (19:23-33:56). Jeff Pearlman, writer of the book that has been adapted for HBO's series Winning Time about the 80's Lakers joins to talk about Season 2 and some of his favorite stories from the show (33:57-56:32). For more sports coverage, download the ESPN630 AM app, visit https://www.sportscapitoldc.com, or tune in live from 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Monday-Friday.To join the conversation, check us out on twitter @ESPN630DC and @andypollin1See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

8.3.23 Doc Walker & Lynnell WIllingham are joined by Washington legend Joe Jacoby to share training camp stories and the Hall of Fame. 

8.3.23 Doc Walker & Lynnell WIllingham are joined by Washington legend Joe Jacoby to share training camp stories and the Hall of Fame. Doc & Lynnell go around the NFL. Chris Russell joins to discuss the latest fast food news. 

We must thank the fantastic Scott MacGregor for making this next conversation happen.Our next guest, Joe Jacobi , is an Olympic gold medalist, former CEO of USA Canoe and Kayak, and performance coach. Brace yourselves as Joe navigates us through his inspiring voyage from Oklahoma City to Spain, enlightening us on his unwavering resolve to be an exceptional father. As our conversation flows, we talk about the impact of sports, language learning, and lessons that we can pass on to the next generation. Hear how Joe's regimen in canoeing honed his character, underlining the essence of #humility and #vulnerability. You will learn about his life-altering adventure to a quaint town near the French border and the enlightening lessons he gathered along the way. Joe's profound insights into childhood sports experiences, parental support, and career choices, and their impact on our identities and decisions, are sure to leave you wanting to connect with him.In our final segment, we turn our focus to the influential role of parents and the beauty of finding closure. Joe emphasizes slowing down, nurturing #curiosity, and investing in meaningful #relationships. He shares #wisdom on #coaching, #fatherhood, and the significant imprint we, as parents, leave on future generations. We also discuss the potency of #self-talk, #visualization, and the art of finding the right mentors for our children. Wrapping up, we explore writing, coaching, personal interests, and Joe's book recommendation - "Running Man" by Charlie Engle. Join us for an engaging and insightful episode with Joe Jacoby that promises to enrich your day!Lattitude Sitka Our sea adventures cover fishing, wildlife tours, beach excursions, scuba diving, snorkeling, paddleDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Please don't forget to leave us a review wherever you consume your podcasts! Please help us get more dads to listen weekly and become the ultimate leader of their homes!

Andy starts with an update on Joe Jacoby's Hall of Fame pursuit, and the latest from Ashburn training camp (0:00-18:54). A look around the MLB ahead of the trade deadline. Plus, Joey Votto's humorous chat with Mad Dog Russo (18:55-36:08). A breakdown of Ron Rivera's media availability after practice yesterday. For more sports coverage, download the ESPN630 AM app, visit https://www.sportscapitoldc.com, or tune in live from 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Monday-Friday.To join the conversation, check us out on twitter @ESPN630DC and @andypollin1See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join hosts Matt Butkus and Matt Amendola as they sit down with the legendary Joe Jacoby in this compelling podcast interview. As a three-time Super Bowl champion, Joe shares riveting stories of playing alongside Joe Theismann and facing off against Lawrence Taylor. Discover Joe's current hobbies and his heartfelt philanthropic work with various charities. He takes us back to his rookie year, reminiscing on the challenges and triumphs that shaped his remarkable career. A true icon, Joe was a pivotal part of the legendary "Hogs" with Washington's franchise. Don't miss this candid conversation with a football legend who continues to inspire on and off the field. This podcast is brought to you by Americaneagle.com Studios. Follow this podcast wherever you listen to them! Connect with: ·        Butkus Beyond The Line: Website ·        Dick Butkus: Twitter // Instagram // Facebook // Website // The Butkus Award ·        Matt Butkus (Butko): Twitter ·        Matt Amendola (Dola): Twitter // Instagram ·        Joe Jacoby: Twitter // Facebook

7.13.23 Kevin discusses the list of semi-finalists for the 2024 NFL Hall of Fame and argues that it's time to let Joe Jacoby into the Hall of Fame. Jourdan Rodrigue, The Athletic, on her new podcast "The Playcallers" and what her biggest takeaways were talking with Kyle Shanahan, Mike McDaniel, Sean McVay and Matt LaFleur.

Hour 2 - 00:00 - Commanders Great Doug Williams Joins The Show 19:44 - Joe Jacoby Makes Hall Of Fame Semi-Finals 31:29 - Big Name NFL Free Agents Still Available

Kevin and Thom today on the Don Van Natta/Seth Wickersham ESPN story on how the Jon Gruden email leaks doomed Dan Snyder. As the boys have surmised since late 2021, Snyder's probable self-sabotaging leaks of the Gruden emails to the Wall Street Journal and the NY Times was the beginning of the end for his ownership. The guys reacted to the story blow-by-blow. They also discussed the Commanders' twitter direct message to another twitter account about its name (Washington Redskins) and handle (@washredskinsnfl). The boys talked some MLB All-Star game, followed up on Kevin's conversation yesterday with Jay Gruden, and celebrated Joe Jacoby's presence as an NFL Hall of Fame Senior Committee Semi-finalist.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Andy starts out with some thoughts about the Pro Bowl "Games" and the NFL QB carousel (0:00-7:38). Next, some insight from Mike Pereira about the officiating controversies from last weekend and some history of Instant Replay (7:39-24:39). Doug Williams speaks about the significance of two Black QB's facing off in the Super Bowl and how the Commanders can take the next step (24:40-40:43). Does Brian Mitchell deserve to make the Hall of Fame? Andy says not before Joe Jacoby (40:44-45:00). Andy reacts to Dan Patrick's great interview with Sally Fields ahead of her movie "80 for Brady" which Brady himself co-stars (45:01-1:02:07). For more sports coverage, download the ESPN630 AM app, visit https://www.sportscapitoldc.com, or tune in live from 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Monday-Friday.To join the conversation, check us out on twitter @ESPN630DC and @andypollin1See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

1:12 - Around the NFL: Craig and Anthony recap their NFL Week 16 picks 26:24 - The Hogs are suing the Commanders 36:58 - Real Things: Kevin Harlan, Patrick Star + Jaire Alexander

Jim is joined by Deremy Dove and Jose Ruiz, hosts of the hit podcast "Bigger Than the Game", to break down the hall of fame candidacy of a founding member of the renowned "Hogs" offensive line, left tackle Joe Jacoby. First, they discuss the "Hogs" and how that offensive line transcended the position of offensive linemen (3:41). Then, they discuss his role as the lead blocker for John Riggins' famous touchdown run in Super Bowl XVII, the movie "The Blind Side", whether or not Jacoby was better in the 1980s than HOFER Jimbo Covert, and break down the top left tackles of the 1980s (11:45). Finally, they debate who was actually the best "Hog" on that famous Washington offensive line (40:11), before making a final call on whether or not Jacoby deserves to be inducted into the HOF (55:01).

1:12 - The Commanders re-signed linebacker Jon Bostic  12:56 - Calls/tweets: What do you make of the Commanders re-signing Jon Bostic? 19:59 - Guest: Joe Jacoby on the “Hogs Night Out” poster's 40th anniversary

In this episode of Sports the NEMO way we bring the Washington Commanders to the table for discussion.

Segment 1 - Training camp is here, finally. Segment 2 - Mike Rizzo on trading Juan Soto Segment 3 - Joe Jacoby was snubbed again for the Hall of Fame 

Training Camp is back!  Today was the first day of training camp and we have all the breaking news from Day 1 of Washington Commanders training camp from Ashburn, Virginia.There was plenty of news to keep up with today.  The biggest surprise was Antonio Gibson on the side field not participating in practice as Ron Rivera suggested it was a precautionary measure.Of course all eyes were on Carson Wentz as he got through the very first training camp practice as a Washington Commander.Nathan, Trev and Stoner break it all down in Episode 79!Follow us on Twitter: @RefTheDistrict @TrevHTTC @theNathanParry @stonedawg23 Check out our "2 Minute Take" on www.DCSportsKing.comEmail us: RefTheDistrict@gmail.com Instagram: RefTheDistrict_podcast Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/refthedistrict Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/ReftheDistrict/ And find us wherever you listen to your podcasts...Google, Apple, Spotify, Amazon by searching for Ref The District #WashingtonCommanders #CarsonWentz #CommandersTrainingCampSupport the show

Join us this week as we bring you the news and notes on the Washington Commanders. This week we dive into Joe Jacoby on his birthday and his candidacy to the HOF. We ask how long until he gets the well-deserved gold jacket and breakdown his career. We then take a look at the "new fight song"...which sounds a lot like the old one. We'll play it and let you decide. We'll return the Dan Snyder conversation and explore his current battle with the Washington Post. We finish off by bringing members of the LTF community onto the show and give their thoughts on Carson Wentz and the year he'll have in Washington in 2022? Tune in tonight and see all the good stuff we have. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Rick Snider joins Tailgate Ted in the Mess Hall to talk about the Washington Commanders 90th anniversary announcement, what players you should vote for and will Joe Jacoby get into the Pro Football Hall of Fame You can follow Rick on twitter at @Snide_Remarks and on YouTube at Rick Snider's Washington

Kevin and Thom today on Queen Elizabeth's first-ever trip to the United States and the football game she attended. Some Giant Foods history included on the show today. Then the boys got to the Trent Williams "off the list" conversation. It includes some information that Kevin has on how the team messed it up. The boys talked about when exactly it became obvious that Dan Snyder was going to be an owner problem. They also discussed the Joe Jacoby path to the Hall of Fame.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bram runs through who Joe Jacoby is up against to get into the Hall of Fame's Senior committee and what the Commanders need to do to get him in. A look at a fake cricket league to set some gamblers up. For more sports coverage, download the ESPN630 AM app, visit https://www.sportscapitoldc.com, or tune in live from 3:00PM-6:00PM Monday-Friday. To join the conversation, check us out on twitter @ESPN630DC, @RealBramW and @Mike_Callow See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John is joined by legendary Hog Joe Jacoby after it was announced that he is once again a semi-finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Trouble with ED? Try Bluechew, the product specifically designed for your needs that uses the same active ingredients as Cialis and Viagra. Bluechew is ordered online and is mailed discreetly to your home. Our listeners can get a full month of Bluechew products free after paying only a $5 shipping charge by using the link below and typing in promo code: KEIM https://bit.ly/3Ht7Ufz Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

7.8.22 Hour 2 1:00- We figured out that Joe Jacoby has been selected as a semi finalist for the HOF, so we take your calls on that. Also, we ask which DC athletes could make the HOF with their DC team?  20:00- Tommy Sheppard, GM of the Washington Wizards, joins the show today to talk about Bradley Beal re-signing in DC for the foreseeable future, and some other Wizards questions that we wanted to hit on.  37:00-  It's time for Winning off the field, what's been going right for you off the field?

Hour 4 - 00:00 - Ask BMitch Anything 15:38 - Joe Jacoby 29:33 - Heard It Here First Recap

Joe Jacoby calls in discuss his hall of fame candidacy 

Scott Jackson was in for Reese Waters and shared some thoughts about the 1980s Washington Football Team and how they are represented in the football hall of fame. 

John talks to legendary NFL insider Peter King about the future of Dan Snyder as owner, the HOF candidacies of Joe Jacoby and Brian Mitchell and why he believes Carson Wentz can turn around his career in DC. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joe Jacoby, NIC beloved Professor of Theatre and new division chair for health professions at North Idaho College, talks to us about theatre, acting, teaching his students who really love him, and about the shows he has done and looks forward to doing. Join in for this great conversation between us and this kind, gentle and inspiring man. For more information about the college theatre events visit nic.edu/events.

Bram is joined by should be Hall of Famer Joe Jacoby remembering the 1991 Super Bowl 16 team. Thoughts on the rebrand as well. For more sports coverage, download the ESPN630 AM app, visit https://www.sportscapitoldc.com, or tune in live from 3:00PM-6:00PM Monday-Friday. To join the conversation, check us out on twitter @ESPN630DC, @RealBramW and @Mike_Callow See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kevin with a journey back 30 years ago today when the Washington Redskins beat the Buffalo Bills to win Super Bowl 26 in Minneapolis. He recapped the 37-24 win over the Bills using the actual calls from Pat Summerall and John Madden on CBS. MVP Runner-Up safety Brad Edwards and Skins' great Joe Jacoby joined Kevin with their memories of that season, week, and the big game. Aaron Schatz/Football Outsiders joined the show to discuss why Football Outsiders ranks the '91 Redskins as the greatest NFL team of all-time.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

1:00- Joe Jacoby, legendary former Redskins offensive lineman and key member to the Hogs, joins the show to reminisce on the 30th anniversary of the 1991 Redskins Super Bowl team.  17:45- We open up the phone lines and start talking about the name change that is officially one week away from being announced. What's your biggest wish that you have for the team?

Williams returned with 14:17 left in the second quarter, and the Washington offense began to click. And much like they had in the second half of Super Bowl XXI against the New York Giants, the Broncos defense collapsed. On the Redskins' first play of the second quarter, receiver Ricky Sanders got behind defensive back Mark Haynes (who tried to jam him at the line of scrimmage) and safety Tony Lilly, and caught a pass from Williams, and took it 80 yards for a touchdown. After forcing the Broncos to punt on their next possession, Washington advanced to the Denver 27. Facing third-and-one, Williams connected with receiver Gary Clark who made a diving catch in the end zone to give Washington a 14–10 lead. After the ensuing kickoff, Denver drove to the Washington 26, aided by running back Sammy Winder's 27-yard reception and Elway's 21-yard run. But left tackle Dave Studdard, blocking defensive end Dexter Manley, went down with a knee injury. After Elway threw an incomplete pass on third down, Karlis missed a 43-yard field goal attempt. On the first play of the Redskins' ensuing drive, Williams threw a 16-yard completion to Clark. Then on the next play, running back Timmy Smith, a rookie in his first NFL start, took off for a 58-yard touchdown run, with blocking from guard Raleigh McKenzie and tackle Joe Jacoby, making the score 21–10.[9] Washington's offensive line featuring McKenzie and Jacoby figured greatly in a play known as the Counter Gap, which the Skins ran repeatedly in the game.[12] The Redskins increased their lead to 28–10 on their next possession with a 50-yard touchdown pass from Williams to Sanders, making him the first player in Super Bowl history to catch two touchdowns in one quarter. Four plays after the ensuing kickoff, Washington defensive back Barry Wilburn intercepted a pass from Elway on the Redskins 21, and once again, the Redskins stormed down the field to score. First, Smith broke loose for a 43-yard run, then Williams completed a pair of passes to Sanders to reach the Denver 7. Two plays later, Williams threw an 8-yard touchdown pass to tight end Clint Didier to make the score 35–10. On Denver's next drive, Elway completed three consecutive passes for 40 total yards to advance to the Redskins 36. However, Washington rookie defensive back Brian Davis intercepted Elway's next pass at the 21 with seven seconds left in the half. In the second quarter alone, Williams completed 9 of 11 passes for 228 yards and four touchdowns; Smith rushed five times for 122 yards and a touchdown; and Sanders caught five passes for 168 yards and two touchdowns. The Redskins scored 35 points and gained 356 yards in total offense, both Super Bowl records, and scored five touchdowns on 18 total offensive plays. During the regular season, the Broncos had allowed 35 points for the entire game only once—and it was in that game, a 40-10 loss to the Houston Oilers in Week 4, that they fielded replacement players, with the regular players having gone on strike. Washington's 25-point lead at the half surpassed the previous record of 20 points set by San Francisco in Super Bowl XVI.

Yesterday's Sports is part of the https://sportshistorynetwork.com/ (Sports History Network - The Headquarters For Sports Yesteryear). NETWORK SPONSORS https://sportshistorynetwork.com/row1/ (Row One) - the vintage shop for sports history fans! https://www.thrivefantasy.com/?promo=SHN (THRIVE FANTASY) - a daily fantasy sports app for player props. Use promo code SHN or this link when you sign up today and you will receive a 100% instant first deposit match up to $100! EPISODE SUMMARY The third and most overhyped and overstated reason fans contend that Smith was successful is because he ran behind a great offensive line, perhaps 'the best line.' Really? Does anyone discredit former Steelers middle linebacker Jack Lambert's achievements because he played behind arguably the best D-line ever? No! I rarely ever hear that. Many great backs ran behind great offensive lines. So why does Emmitt get knocked for having an excellent line while others don't? Franco Harris in Pittsburgh ran behind a great offensive line, led by Hall of Fame center Mike Webster. John Riggins (Washington) ran behind a great offensive line, led by HOF guard Russ Grimm and possible future HOF tackle Joe Jacoby. Buffalo's OJ Simpson benefited from running behind "The Electric Company" led by HOF guard Joe DeLamielleure.... You can read the https://sportshistorynetwork.com/football/nfl/emmitt-smith (full blog post here). https://www.newspapers.com/freetrial/?xid=2229&duration=semiannual&subtype=extra&ft=true (Get a FREE 1-Week Trial to Newspapers.com to learn about this topic and much more!!!) YESTERDAY'S SPORTS BACKGROUND Host Mark Morthier grew up in New Jersey just across the river from New York City during the 1970s, a great time for sports in the area. He relives great moments from this time and beyond, focusing on football, baseball, basketball, and boxing. You may even see a little Olympic Weightlifting in the mix, as Mark competed for eight years. See Mark's book below. https://amzn.to/3kf5MuO (No Nonsense, Old School Weight Training: A Guide For People With Limited Time) https://amzn.to/3snjccy (Running Wild: (Growing Up In The 1970s)) Support this podcast

The return of the monthly Barbershop Series, Volume 3 where any topic is allowed. Joined by the homie @Rio_Robinson91 who is the Host/Creator of The Rambling About Washington Podcast and longtime fan of the franchise. - Joe Jacoby is the pod honor - why isn't he in the HOF? - Alex Smith - Friend or Foe? - Dev recording live from the Boom Boom Room! - Doge or Dog or DOGGY? How the hell do you pronounce that? - How good is Terry McLaurin? - Rio's Fan Story - Rio said that NOBODY is better than JOHN WICK.... I gotta watch this today! - More Topics - gotta listen! This isn't your normal pod - have a seat, pour a drink and vibe with us. The Barbershop Discussion, Vol 3. https://linktr.ee/WFAddicts --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/commandthis/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/commandthis/support

Kevin and Thom on today's show with a "menu of excellence" featuring stories about Deacon Jones, Floyd Mayweather, Brooklyn Decker, Joe Jacoby, the Wizards, Terps, Tatis Jr., and more. Add to that, they spent a ton of time contemplating whether or not it made sense for Alex Smith who is leaning towards playing next year to play in Washington again. They discussed Joe Buck's admission that he doesn't mind a sip or two while he's calling a game. And lots on the NFL QB carousel. Also, if you have time, help us out and complete this survey--The Athletic Podcast Network audience survey Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

College Football Championship (epi 466) Jeffrey “Coach” Belanger host of the Gambling Chalk Talk Podcast in Episode 466 the Joe Jacoby episode. Coach gives his College Football a championship pick between Alabama and Ohio St. Coach gives his College Basketball picks for games on Monday January 11th. The Coach plays […] The post College Football Championship (epi 466) appeared first on Jeffrey Belanger.

In this special edition of Riggo The Diesel, Hall of Fame running back John Riggins has on Donnie Warren, Joe Jacoby, Rick 'Doc' Walker, Casey Rabach and Jeff Bostic to talk about the late great Coach Joe Bugel.

Legendary Redskin Joe Jacoby joins Grant and Danny (0:05). Reacting to some of Jacoby's memories (12:51). Joe Theismann joins Grant and Danny (18:24). Double Play (31:28). 

The reason for this Redskins Talk is a somber one, but what comes out of it is something all fans will really enjoy and learn from. This installment is solely devoted to JP Finlay's one-on-one with Joe Jacoby, where Jacoby reflects on the amazing career and life of Joe Bugel, who died over the weekend. During his time on the phone, Jacoby explains what made Bugel such a special coach and tells some seriously captivating stories, including one that features a showdown between Bugel and Russ Grimm. Jacoby also rates Bugel's language on a 1-10 scale and gives his take on who would win in a tussle between Buges and Joe Gibbs. In the end, you are going to come away with a major appreciation for Bugel and further understand why so many people hold him in such a high regard. If you like podcasts where one legend remembers another, then this is the episode for you.

Doc and CJ continue to discuss the 1980s All-Decade team and try to understand why Joe Jacoby still hasn't been inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame

This is Riggo The Diesel Uncensored, conversations with former teammates, Hall of Fame running back John Riggins speaks with former offensive lineman Joe Jacoby.

Freedom of speech is a constitutionally protected right, one that is frequently accompanied by tension created when opposing thoughts and opinions collide. On public college campuses, where ideas, debate, and dialogue are important parts of learning and personal growth, how do you maintain a constitutional balance of freedom of expression and safety? Learn more at nic.eduJoin our guests NIC’s Joe Jacoby, Graydon Stanley, Alex Harris, and Maureen Dolan, as they discuss with host Tyler Sea the college’s long history of protecting free speech while keeping it from disrupting the educational environment.  

John speaks with legendary Redskins coach Joe Gibbs about helping lure Ron Rivera to DC, what it is like to work for Dan Snyder, heading into a second Hall of Fame (Nascar), the loss of his son JD and the curious HOF snub of Joe Jacoby. Plus, Chef Mel talks about how to make a great Super Bowl spread. Warning: The audio on Gibbs has some distortion, thank you for your understanding, we wanted to air it anyway. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kevin opened up with the Hall of Fame news that Jimbo Covert (Bears) is in....Joe Jacoby isn't. Kevin, Aaron, and Ben Standig (The Athletic) talked Georgetown and college hoops before the conversation turned to the Jack Del Rio and Scott Turner press conferences yesterday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of Riggo The Diesel, Hall of Fame running back John Riggins and Voice of the Redskins Larry Michael talk about the Redskins quarterback situation and Riggo is joined by former teammate Joe Jacoby!

Joe Jacoby formerly of the Washington Redskins, discussses his faith, family and football with David.

Episode 014 of the PFRPA Podcast Series features longtime Washington Redskins great, Joe Jacoby.Jacoby is a member of the NFL's All-Decade team of the 1980s, and was an integral member of the Redskins vaunted "Hogs" offensive line. He won 3 Super Bowls during his tenure in Washington, helping to anchor both sides of Joe Gibbs’ offensive line. Follow the PFRPA on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thepfrpa?lang=enFollow the PFRPA on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepfrpa/Like the PFRPA on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PFRPA/Visit the site www.pfrpa.com for more info.

Will Blackmon joins John to discuss his years with the Redskins, how his experience with other teams showed him what a successful organization looks like, his thoughts on Josh Norman jumping over bulls in Spain and more. Longtime sports reporter, columnist Rick Snider talks to John about the latest with the Redskins quest to find a new place to build a stadium and an update on the Hall of Fame futures of Joe Jacoby and Brian Mitchell Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yay! Today, we are joined by 3 time SuperBowl Champion, Joe Jacoby!  Joe is a former offensive lineman for the Washington Redskins, who is widely considered the best Redskin not in the Hall of Fame.  Joe is a super humble, open, and honest guy who gave us a fantastic interview. Hear all about his career, training, his thoughts on today's game, and life after football.  Have a listen!   We also talk about the Haunting of Hill House, being scared, The Exorcist, and an unwanted bird in Burlew's house.  Just another great week on the show.   Follow us! FB-verbalshenanigans IG-verbalshenanigans Twitter-VScomedy

Andy welcomes on 3 time Redskins Super Bowl Champion & Hog Jeff Bostic.  Jeff says how "Riggo's Run" was the best play of his career (1:52), how he landed a football scholarship at Clemson to play with his brother Joe (6:52), getting cut by Dick Vermeil in Philadelphia & making his way to DC (10:01), Joe Gibbs arrival to Washington (16:04), first time being called a "Hog" (24:40), beating Dallas in NFC Championship on the way to winning the Super Bow (30:34), hurting his knee (36:40), Timmy Smith performance in Super Bowl 22 (48:10), the 91 team's greatness, Joe Jacoby not getting into the HOF again (59:18) & more. Finally, "Old School Andy" on the parallels between Jon Gruden's return to Oakland & Joe Gibbs 2.0 (1:04:18)."

Andy chats with his former weekend Co-host & NFL Draft guru Mel Kiper, Jr.  They discuss his one of a kind career as being the face of ESPN's NFL Draft Coverage while being a Baltimore native.  Conversation includes his beginnings in the Draft business (5:50), the start of the Draft being on TV (11:32), dealing w/ criticism (25:35), how the draft changed when free agency came to the NFL in the early 90's (28:52), and his biggest hits & miss in past drafts (46:49).  Plus, "Old School Andy" on Joe Jacoby yet again being snubbed by Canton (59:13).

Will Joe Jacoby get into the Hall of Fame? Taken together, the last three Redskins seasons may be sadder than we first thought. Jon Gruden's return to the Raiders.

The day after being named a Hall of Fame finalist for the third time, Joe Jacoby was kind enough to join JP Finlay on this episode of Redskins Talk. Finlay and the Washington star discuss Jacoby's favorite Super Bowl, the one, epic time he scored a touchdown and whether or not he feels those talented 'Skins teams are represented enough in the Hall of Fame. Finlay also presents a compelling theory about why this time may be different for the Hall hopeful, a theory that Jacoby buys in to.

Andy is joined by 3 time Redskins Super Bowl champion Joe Jacoby.  They cover how he made it to the Redskins as an undrafted free agent, his confusing 1st meeting with Joe Gibbs, almost quitting the NFL early on, the first title and Riggo's run, clearing up the confusion of the night Theismann broke his leg, the second Super Bowl win, the "bandwagon" team in 91, and his post playing career.

Check out this summer’s latest pop-up episode for the Baker’s Dozen Podcast features our sixteenth episode of 10 Minute Parking! http://baskersdozen.podomatic.com/ On today’s episode, we take a look – a year ahead – to the potential inductees in the class of the 2018 Pro Football Hall of Fame. From first time potential inductees (Randy Moss, Ray Lewis, Brian Urlacher, Ronde Barber & more) to close misses in 2017 (Terrell Owens, Brian Dawkins, John Lynch, Joe Jacoby & more) and ultimately unveil our selections for the Class of 2018. Subscribe and listen today wherever you listen to podcasts; especially to check out our previous 10 Minute Parking episode when we predicted the 2018 Baseball Hall of Fame class. Facebook: RiverCityClement Instagram: Bakers_Dozen_Podcast Twitter: BakersDozenPodcast Podomatic.com Page: http://baskersdozen.podomatic.com Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/m/I6cmpd3ejddbxw63pkk3tepvwci?t=Bakers_Dozen_Podcast Tumblr: http://bakersdozenpodcast.tumblr.com/

Andy is joined by former Super Bowl winning Redskins General Manager Charley Casserly.  They start with his time as a track & swim coach, his amazing tale of how he landed in the NFL and in Washington, his scenic interview with George Allen, scouting Joe Jacoby, where the 83 team ranks, preparing for the 87 strike, why the 91 Skins team was the best, the post Gibbs era, Ricky Williams trade, and more.

Larry Michael on what would be better than the Washington Redskins playing in Super Bowl LII ~ ". . .the perfect scenario here would be, the Redskins go to the Super Bowl in 2017, which would mean 2018, and the day before the game is played, we get where Joe Jacoby is going into the Hall of Fame." Larry Michael, Voice of the Washington Redskins A Ockershausen: What a great opportunity for you in Our Town to hear about the voice of the Washington Redskins, who's going to be now a voice of the Washington Redskins WMAL thank you, thank you, thank you. A very dear friend and a big, big man in broadcasting in Our Town, Larry Michael. Welcome to Our Town. Larry Michael: Hi, buddy. How you doing? A Ockershausen: Larry, we've had such a great, great time with you. I look about all the stuff you've done, and I can't believe it until I've seen it and read about it. You have been involved in so much, but you never left town. Larry Michael: Never did, and one of my highlights is working with you. A Ockershausen: Oh, Larry, the good old days. Larry Michael: The telethon. A Ockershausen: Oh, boy. The good old days and now, Larry. I read so much about you, but I didn't read- Larry Michael: Got a lot of notes there, don't you? The Early Years in Our Town A Ockershausen: Anything about you until I talked to you about your beginning in Our Town. Your family moved here from Chicago. Larry Michael: Yeah. I was born in Chicago. My parents were from Sparta, Greece. In fact, my brother was born in Greece. A Ockershausen: Spartans? Larry Michael: Spartans, yes. Yes, 100%. Then from Chicago, they moved to D.C., Southeast D.C. when I was two, so there is a picture of me in a Cubs shirt as a baby, but that's it. D.C. from then on. Then a year after that, they moved to Silver Spring, Maryland, Four Corners area of Silver Spring, and I lived there, grew up there. I consider Silver Spring my hometown, really, but I was born in Chicago. A Ockershausen: But that's still Our Town. Silver Spring is Our Town. Larry Michael: I think so. A Ockershausen: Annapolis is our town. Larry Michael: I think so. A Ockershausen: Everything is within, what you got, about eight million people in our big broadcast schedule. Larry Michael: Yeah. A Ockershausen: Including Baltimore. . .they know you, Larry. Larry Michael: My dad had an establishment in D.C. and obviously, we went to D.C. Stadium. A Ockershausen: Not an estab- a very fine restaurant. Larry Michael: Well, it's wasn't that fine, but it was a restaurant. I say establishment, some of them might think the wrong thing, huh? I said it. Obviously, we'd go to D.C. then RFK Stadium, and me and my brother would go, and later with friends, and just never left the area. Went to school here and had a couple of opportunities to leave, but- Four Corners Elementary School | Sligo Junior High | Northwood High School A Ockershausen: You went to grammar school and high school? Larry Michael: Went to Four Corners Elementary on University Boulevard. It's no longer there. A Ockershausen: Right. Larry Michael: They've got an assisted living home there or something. I went to Sligo Junior High, which is still there on Dennis Avenue, and I went to that fine, the Harvard at the Mid-Atlantic, the University of Maryland. A Ockershausen: Well, where'd you go to high school? Larry Michael: Northwood High School. A Ockershausen: Oh, Northwood. Larry Michael: Silver Spring, Maryland. A Ockershausen: That was closed. Yeah. Larry Michael: University, I skipped that. And in fact, Northwood was closed for a long, long time because of a lack of enrollment right there, and it's right there, Kent Mill area, right before you get to Kent Mill- A Ockershausen: Know it well. Larry Michael: On University Boulevard, before you get to Wheaton and Northwood High School was my high school. Still hang out with some of my buddies from back then.

From Wednesday, February 1, 2017: As we approach a possible NFL Hall of Fame announcement, Thom replays his conversation with three time Redskins' Super Bowl champ Joe Jacoby about his time as a Hog and more.

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Thom Loverro is a sports columnist, an author and most recently a podcaster. Thom uses his talents and experiences from years on radio to run his own podcast called Cigars & Curveballs. He’s hosted Cal Ripken, George Foreman, Joe Jacoby, Dusty Baker and most recently Max Scherzer. You can subscribe to Cigars & Curveball on ITunes or Google Play, or listen to the latest episode online at Washington Times. Andy and Thom discuss Thom’s early years growing up in Brooklyn four blocks from Ebbets Field. One of Thom’s earliest memories was leaving the stadium after a Dodgers game. He tells Andy “I grew up in a Brooklyn Dodgers house and then when they left a New York Mets house.” Andy and Thom discuss Thom’s early years growing up in Brooklyn four blocks from Ebbets Field. One of Thom’s earliest memories was leaving the stadium after a Dodgers game. He tells Andy “I grew up in a Brooklyn Dodgers house and then when they left a New York Mets house.” The ballpark and team were an integral part of the neighborhood. Thom Loverro tells Andy “Gil Hodges’ brother-in-law used to be my barber when I was a kid. He had a neighborhood barber shop because the players then lived in the neighborhood everybody else lived. They didn't make a ton of money like they do now. Then they would stay close to the neighbors.” Thom was eight when he watched the legendary field torn down. Sometime around 1965, Thom Loverro’s dad moved the family from Brooklyn to the Poconos, East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. He remembers it as very culturally different than Brooklyn. In fact, he recalls his first year in school there – 7th grade – “they sent me to speech therapy class because they thought there was something wrong with the way I talked and then they realize it was just my Brooklyn accent”. At the end of the day, Thom really loved growing up in the small town. Thom started college at Miami, but he had to leave school under a cloud when he burnt down half of his fraternity house with a cigar on accident. He eventually wound up at a Jesuit School, the University of Scranton, a big difference over Miami. The University town was very isolated but it was what he needed to really straighten himself out and get focused on what he needed to do. Thom decided he wanted to be a sports writer since he was 10. He is from a newspaper family and would read the sports sections of the New York Daily News and the New York Daily Mirror every night. He would read Dick Young and Jimmy Cannon and others like them. He started taking his dream seriously when he got to University of Scranton. After college, Thom worked for a couple of newspapers in Pennsylvania and then eventually wound up at the Baltimore Sun. In 1984 he started there as a news editor and reporter. He oversaw a bureau out in Howard County, and then started reporting by covering the state for the paper in Annapolis. It wasn’t until 1992, when he started working for the Washington Times that he realized his dream to be a sports writer. Andy asks Thom if it is unusual going from news to sports writing, and Thom said to some extent. He tells Andy “you don't see it happen much anymore but it was great for me . . . it's a lot easier right in sports than it is news - the rules are different - the news is much more accountable.” He goes on to say that his news training came in handy to cover “not just sports but all the issues that deal with sports such as the baseball strike in 1994 and the steroid stuff in baseball.” At the Washington Times, Thom covered the Washington Redskins for one year in 1992 – Joe Gibbs’ last year, and then went on to cover the Baltimore Oriolesuntil 1995. Andy refers to Thom as a baseball expert and remembers listening to him on radio and people always wanting to talk to him about baseball. Thom Loverro and Andy talk about how Washington eventually got its own baseball team. They almost had the Orioles,

In this edition of the Red Zone Sports Report we will play, in its duration, a "Locker Room Chat" narrated by Former Atlanta Falcons QB and current Falcons play by play radio guy David Archer. Also participating in the Locker Room Chat are 3X Super Bowl Champion Lineman from the WAshington Redskins, Joe Jacoby and Jeff Bostic. Jacoby and Bostic anchored the O-Line that mosts folks know as the "Hogs". The Hogs were the offensive line of the Washington Redskins of the National Football League during the 1980s and early 1990s. Renowned for their ability to control the line of scrimmage, the Hogs helped the Redskins win three Super Bowl championships (XVII, XXII and XXVI) under head coach Joe Gibbs. 

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Feedback, Dwight Howard's big balls, Paul Pierce and his party, Jalen Rose, Ashleigh Banfield's feminist throwdown continues. GUEST: Andy Pollin. NFL Playoffs, how far "away" are the Redskins?, Hall of Fame, Joe Jacoby, units with knicknames, Tonya Harding, I, Tonya. KICKER: NFL fan bases paying it forward!