Podcast appearances and mentions of Lawyer Milloy

Day 1 of the 2025 NFL Draft from the Clearwater Casino in Washington - the audio has been enhanced from the live broadcast on Thursday, April 24. We cover all the picks leading up to the Seahawks pick of Grey Zabel with the 18th overall pick and talk about the needs of the team and some of the other players we're watching for in the draft. Earl Thomas was recognized for his career achievements during the draft part and he came on to talk about what the award means to him, what the city of Seattle means to him and his wait for the call into the Hall of Fame. Earl's passes up on calling for a University of Texas prospect to come to the Seahawks and instead calls for Texas native Jalen Milroe.  Kid Sensation, Maharaji, and Attitude Adjuster of the Emerald City Posse join the show following a live performance at the draft party. Mae Milloy, mother of Seahawks legend Lawyer Milloy, stops by to talk about what the moment is like for a parent on draft day. Sharon Smith-Mitchell of the South Sound Sea Hawkers talks about her work with the booster club and the efforts to get Earl Thomas into the Hall of Fame. We also get to hear thoughts from some members of the flock: Lisa, Amy and Jason. Support the show Get in the Flock! Visit GetInTheFlock.com Or visit our website for other ways to support the show Subscribe via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTube | TuneIn | RSS Follow us on: Facebook | Twitter Listen on our free app for Android, iOS, Kindle or Windows Phone/PC Call or text: 253-235-9041 Find Sea Hawkers clubs around the world at SeaHawkers.org Music from the show by The 12 Train, download each track at ReverbNation  

HR4 - Former Patriots' safety Lawyer Milloy talked about the process of Jerod Mayo being hired which Arcand disagrees with. Also, memories from the eight-year anniversary from the historic 28-3 comeback in Super Bowl 51. Then, pass-rushers up for trade and the NFL playing their first game in Australia in tonight's Lightning Round. And, the Bruins put themselves in a big hole with a blown lead in their loss to the Rangers.

Super Bowl champion safety Lawyer Milloy joined WEEI Afternoons with Hart, Fitzy, and Ted Johnson to recount his emotional departure from New England and his memories of playing against the Patriots, share insight on Mike Vrabel as a leader, and much more. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Patriots Legend Lawyer Milloy Calls Jerod Mayo a "DEI HIRE" giving BRUTAL TRUTH on FIRED HC! NFL

(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy discuss their expectations for a Josh McDaniels-led offense in New England in 2025. They also react to comments made by free agent QB Jameis Winston, who suggested the Patriots should have a QB competition between Drake Maye and Joe Milton during training camp next year. Plus, the guys react to comments made by Patriots' CB Christian Gonzalez, who stated that New England's future success "starts with" Drake Maye being successful. The guys also recap statement victories that were recorded by the Celtics and Bruins on Tuesday. (HOUR 2) Hart, Fitzy and Ted Johnson debate the merits of Eli Manning as a Hall of Fame quarterback, as Manning and others in the Class of 2025 await their fate. Plus, the guys recap the final episode of "The Verdict: Brady vs. Belichick" on Vice TV, a series in which Ted appeared, and react to the "verdict" that was rendered on one of the hottest debates in sports. (HOUR 3) NBC Sports Boston Celtics' analyst Brian Scalabrine joins Hart, Fitzy and Ted Johnson to identify what he liked most about Boston's statement victory in Cleveland, discuss the importance of the Celtics' depth in their pursuit of another championship and much more. Plus, Super Bowl champion safety Lawyer Milloy joins the guys to recount his emotional departure from New England and his memories of playing against the Patriots, share insight on Mike Vrabel as a leader and much more. (HOUR 4) Ted Johnson discusses his thoughts with Hart and Fitzy on the expectations that are being placed on Josh McDaniels and the Patriots offense for the 2025 season. Plus, on this Super Bowl edition of "Ted Talk" on WEEI Afternoons, Ted shares his behind-the-scenes stories with Hart and Fitzy from the Patriots' Super Bowl XXXVI victory. The guys also remember Super Bowl LI, and the Patriots' dramatic comeback from down 28-3 against the Falcons, on Odds and Ends.

Super Bowl champion safety Lawyer Milloy joined WEEI Afternoons with Hart, Fitzy and Ted Johnson to recount his emotional departure from New England and his memories of playing against the Patriots, share insight on Mike Vrabel as a leader and much more.

NBC Sports Boston Celtics' analyst Brian Scalabrine joins Hart, Fitzy and Ted Johnson to identify what he liked most about Boston's statement victory in Cleveland, discuss the importance of the Celtics' depth in their pursuit of another championship and much more. Plus, Super Bowl champion safety Lawyer Milloy joins the guys to recount his emotional departure from New England and his memories of playing against the Patriots, share insight on Mike Vrabel as a leader and much more.

“Man, is this what it's all about when you start winning?!”- Ricky Reynolds This week we are pleased to have Ricky Reynolds as our guest. Ricky is an upbeat and interesting guy. He was a standout for the Buccaneers for many years before becoming a Patriot in 1994. Ricky talks to us about playing for Bill Parcells. What amazed him about “The Tuna”?  What unique strategy did Coach Parcells utilize for practice one day? Who was Ricky's DB Coach in New England his last year? What was it like in a defensive backfield with Ty Law, Lawyer Milloy, and Willie Clay? What Patriot teammate was so quick that he made Ricky think it be time to retire? Why was Ricky in Tuna's “doghouse” at one time? What was it like going to the Super Bowl? How did Parcells prepare them for the big game? What dance did Ricky do for SB XXXI media day?These are just some of the questions answered on this episode of Untold Patriots Stories.

SEGMENT - Arcand and Andy Hart break down episodes three and four of "The Dynasty". Why Andy thinks that Drew Bledsoe is the early star of the series and is finally getting some of the respect that he deserves. 

Last week's conviction of cryptocurrency fraudster Sam Bankman-Fried was fueled in part by the FTX founder's unusual decision to take the stand in his own defense. It was an ambitious gambit that did not pay off, as Bankman-Fried now faces decades in prison for his crimes. Joining Pro Say this week in Law360 New York courts reporter Rachel Scharf to discuss SBF's decision to take the stand and wrap up coverage of a wild monthlong trial. Also this week, the NCAA faces billions in damages as thousands of athletes challenging its name, image and likeness rights restrictions score a huge procedural win, and the Supreme Court examines whether a gun ban for individuals subject to a domestic violence restraining order violates the Second Amendment. Finally, from Aaron Judge to Lawyer Milloy, a brief tour of legal names in the wide world of sports.

This week on Gresh and Fauria, Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora joined the show to discuss the state of the team and the development of first baseman Triston Casas.  Former New England Patriots Vice President of Player Personnel Scott Pioli looked back at the 2003 championship and the team's decision to release safety Lawyer Milloy.  Finally, ESPN's Sal Paolantonio called in to share his insight on the Philadelphia Eagles.

Former Patriots Vice President of player personnel Scott Pioli joined the show to share his memories of the 2003 Patriots championship season, the release of safety Lawyer Milloy, and Tom Brady's time in New England.

Gresh and Fauria continued to reflect on the 2003 New England Patriots and Week 1's 31-0 loss to the Buffalo Bills.

Hour 1 - Gresh and Fauria kicked off the show discussing the start of the NFL season and the status of Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce ahead of tonight's game against the Detroit Lions. Scott Pioli, former New England Patriots Vice President of player personnel, joined the show to talk about the 2003 Patriots championship season, the release of safety Lawyer Milloy, and Tom Brady's time in New England.

Hour 4 - Gresh and Fauria continued to reflect on the 2003 New England Patriots and Week 1's 31-0 loss to the Buffalo Bills.  How did the release of safety Lawyer Milloy impact the Patriots locker room?  The guys got back into Sunday's game against the Eagles and the Patriots potential plan of attack on offense.  To close out the show, it's Are You Done?.

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Hour 4 - Gresh and Fauria continued to discuss the New England Patriots, tomorrow's cutdown day, and the health of the team heading into the start of the regular season.  Before Are You Done?, the guys continued to talk about the 20th Anniversary of the 2003 Championship Season and the release of safety Lawyer Milloy.

SEGMENT - Gresh and Fauria continue looking back at the Patriots' 2003 season 20 years later reflecting going 4-0 during the preseason and if there were any hints suggesting at the release Lawyer Milloy.

In the third hour, Dave Softy Mahler continues with The Husky Honks as Lawyer Milloy joins Greg Lewis and Mario Bailey to talk about the Apple Cup ahead, then Softy talks with Sounders Head Coach Brian Schmetzer about the World Cup and Garth Lagerwey.

Lawyer Milloy joins Dave Softy Mahler, Greg Lewis, and Mario Bailey for The Honks as the guys discuss the 2022 Washington Huskies season under Kalen DeBoer, what he has seen from quarterback Michael Penix this year, the Apple Cup ahead, and more.

On the 80th episode of “Great Dane Nation,” Morten is joined by Houston Texans legend and former Atlanta Falcon Matt Schaub (10:59 – 49:40). But first, he checks in with TommyFreezePops (Tom Carroll) for this week's edition of the “Opening Kick” (01:00 – 10:06). Morten and FreezePops react to the surprising Tom Brady news from this past weekend, as he unretires after his shocking retirement 40 days prior. Plus, some thoughts on the beginning of the NFL's free agency period.We then move to our interview with Matt Schaub, where he discusses a wide range of topics: running through the moments directly following Morten's record-breaking kick in 2006, as well as some of his favorite “Morten moments” from their time together as teammates in Atlanta (11:48); his thoughts on the handling of the Deshaun Watson situation in Houston (24:25); why he doesn't believe the Texans should have fired David Culley after one season as head coach (25:53); a rebuttal to Ed Reed's claim from a few weeks ago that the Texans organization was filled with “bad people” (27:34); why he hasn't seen enough out of Davis Mills to say he's the long-term answer at quarterback for the Texans (29:10); the current state of the Falcons, and why he thinks they're closer to being back in the playoff discussion than people probably realize (31:59); why he believes Matt Ryan is a Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback (33:51); why he feels Matt Ryan has enough left in the tank to bring the Falcons back to a Super Bowl (34:52); why he feels Matt Ryan would play for another franchise, if things weren't able to continue for him past his current deal in Atlanta (35:24); why he was OK spending the first part of his career as Michael Vick's back-up (36:13); why he was able to flourish as soon as he arrived in Houston (37:36); his thoughts on Virginia hiring Clemson's Tony Elliott, and why he's excited about the outlook of the Cavaliers football program (38:43); and this week's edition of “The Name Game,” featuring Jim Mora Jr., Arthur Blank, Alge Crumpler, Warrick Dunn, Keith Brooking, Patrick Kerney, Roddy White, DeAngelo Hall, Lawyer Milloy, Kyle Shanahan, J.J. Watt, Andre Johnson, Arian Foster, Wade Phillips, Derek Carr, Khalil Mack, Mark Davis, John Harbaugh, Dan Quinn, Steve Sarkisian and Grady Jarrett (40:05).Finally, we close things out with “Morten's Game Winner” – a weekly monologue from The Great Dane on his biggest takeaway of the week. This week, Morten talks about Matt Schaub, and how his team-first attitude allowed him to flourish regardless of his role throughout his career (50:22).

In the second hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Hugh Millen break down what went wrong in the Hawks loss yesterday at home to Chicago, how Pete Carroll could build another great defense, if Jamal Adams should switch to linebacker next season, Lawyer Milloy's comments, and blame for sacks.

Lawyer Milloy, former Washington Huskies and NFL safety, joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain at the Emerald Queen Casino's new sportsbook to talk about gambling in the state starting and how it changes the way people watch sports, Covid impacting the sports world, the Seahawks season to this point including how Jamal Adams played before his injury and the defense getting better, plus the Washington Huskies season including new Head Coach Kalen DeBoer taking over.

In the second hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain are at the Emerald Queen Casino's new sportsbook and visit with former Washington Huskies and NFL star Lawyer Milloy about gambling and how it changes the way people watch sports, Covid impacting the sports world right now, plus the seasons for the Dawgs and Seahawks to this point, then the guys discuss Oregon adding a new transfer quarterback, compare him to Washington's, then listen and react to texts today.

Puck and Jim are back at a different time, from 12 pm- 3 pm! But it's still the same show, the duo kicks things off discussing NFT's as the big announcement will happen Wednesday. Jim's son Mikey, takes a shot at Puck regarding Noah Williams and we play audio from former safety Lawyer Milloy on the play of Jamal Adams.

Bill Belichick admitted it was one of the toughest coaching decisions he'd ever had to make. Less than a week before the start of the 2003 season, his New England Patriots released Pro Bowl safety and team captain Lawyer Milloy. It was the kind of move that might ruin most teams. But the Patriots weren't like most teams. Plus, New England had a capable replacement at safety in Rodney Harrison. Despite his newcomer status, Harrison won over teammates with his aggressive play, and was voted a defensive captain after only a few games. With Harrison patrolling the secondary, and linebackers Tedy Bruschi and Willie McGinest up front, the Patriots defense allowed the fewest points in the league that season. Yet even with all that defensive firepower, this was still Tom Brady's team. The New England quarterback, just 26 at the time, went on to win his second Super Bowl MVP award in three years by out-gunning the Carolina Panthers, 32-29. Join NFL Films as they retell the story of the '03 Patriots, a club well on their way to becoming a dynasty.

For this episode I'm joined by former Super Bowl winning running back with the New England Patriots Antowain Smith. I start out asking what he's been up to and what life is like when you transition into retirement from the game (:56) I then ask how he only played high school football his senior year and how he played only  because of a “dare” from his friends. He then talks about how he left a scholarship from Auburn on the table to take care of his ailing grandmother I ask about his experience playing under Bill Belichick and what Bill was like and the environment of the organization. (5:05) I then ask what Tom Brady was like in the early stages of his career and he talks about how some veterans like Ty Law and Lawyer Milloy molded him early on (7:56). I then get his take on the success Brady is having nearly 20 years later (11:15) We then talk about the 2001 season and how the team had little expectations going into the season and especially after Drew Bledsoe went down (13:20). I then ask the team's mindset, game plan going into Super Bowl 36 as 14 point underdogs to the Rams(15:15). I ask about his iconic celebration as he was the first Patriot to rush the field after Vinatieri's field goal (16:45). We then talk Super Bowl 38 and the flipped script with the Pats being heavy favorites in that game (19:00) I then ask his thoughts on Brady getting the ball with less than two minutes in Super Bowl 36 and 38 and whether he had confidence in him (21:05). He then talks about what is was like scoring a touchdown in front of his hometown friends and family in Houston in Super Bowl 38 (23:10). I get his thoughts on the current game and the differences in regards to safety from the time he played (23:50). I ask about an epic run he had on 10/17/1999 (YouTube if you want) with the Bills when he trucked Raiders safety Eric Turner on the way to a 50 plus yard TD run (25:15). I ask about some of the intangibles and ingredients that goes into championship teams and he sheds light on a lot of the team bonding things those Patriots teams did (26:40) and he concludes talking about some of the guys he still is close with on those Patriots teams.

There's no one better to join Trey the week before the Super Bowl than Tedy Bruschi, who certainly can relate to the Chiefs' goal of repeating -- and who has some experience with the quarterback leading the other team. Tedy and Trey talk about getting drafted as a linebacker despite playing DE in college, early impressions of Brady and Belichick, Super Bowl memories, and what it's like watching locker room favorites like Lawyer Milloy get sent packing, seemingly out of nowhere.

Week 7 review with Buddy, Chips and our analyst Jarvis Green. We also talk Patriots and get some good insight on Jarvis about behind the walls with the Lawyer Milloy move in Sept 03.

HOUR 3: We’ve had some great guests joining the show over the past 3-4 weeks for our “mystery guest” segment. In this hour: Jackie MacMullan, Roger Clemens, Mo Vaughn, Lawyer Milloy and more 5-25-20

Lawyer Milloy, former Pro Bowler, Super Bowl Champion, UW Husky, Patriot and Seahawk joins the show and we surprise Paul with his appearance. In Around the NFL... Pennsylvania Governor not happy with Ben Roethlisberger's haircut, Ryan Fitzpatrick excited about Tua, but wants to play, and Tom Brady and the Bucs hold informal workout. Finally, Flag on the Play!

OMF - Former Patriots Safety Lawyer Milloy was today's mystery guest 5-18-20

HOUR 3: Former Patriots Safety Lawyer Milloy was today’s mystery guest. OMF has some thoughts to share on the finale of “The Last Dance”. Tom Brady is getting ripped for selling products to boost your immunity during the pandemic 5-18-20

OMF - Former Patriots Safety Lawyer Milloy was today's mystery guest 5-18-20

In Part of 2 of our conversation with Lawyer Milloy on the Pats from the Past podcast, presented by Who but WB Mason, Milloy discusses becoming a Super Bowl Champion, his surprising release from the team and his friendship and camaraderie with teammate Ty Law.

In the first of two parts, former Patriots safety Lawyer Milloy is our guest for the Pats from the Past podcast presented by Who but WB Mason. In this episode, Milloy talks about his pre-draft meetings with Bill Parcells, his business as usual approach to going to the Super Bowl his rookie year, and a memorable trip to Pittsburgh with Tom Brady in advance of the 2001 AFC Championship game.

For the final installment of Belichick 20/20 and one more Super Bowl to look back on, this week we revisit Bill Belichick’s greatest game; Super Bowl 36. The “Cinderella story” 11-5 Patriots were squaring off against the 14-2 “Greatest Show on Turf” St. Louis Rams. The Rams were a 14-point favorite coming in to Super Bowl Sunday; the Patriots were also a 14-point underdog in the 1997 Super Bowl against the Green Bay Packers. The Rams were heavily favored partly because of the play of the 2001 NFL MVP, Kurt Warner, but also because of the Rams week 10 victory over the Patriots; the last loss the Patriots would suffer in the 2001 season. The Rams would strike first in Super Bowl 36 when Jeff ‘Money’ Wilkins would hit a 50-yard field goal. However, after an unforgettable Ty Law pick-six, a David Patten leaping touchdown grab and an Adam Vinatieri field-goal, the Patriots would take a 17-3 lead going in to the fourth quarter. Warner and company would have their first red zone possession at the start of the fourth quarter, and after a dropped Lawyer Milloy end zone interception Warner would scramble in for a touchdown. After a couple of drives to nowhere, the Rams would tie the game up with a 1:30 left to play. Many imagined Belichick would have his young, inexperienced, sixth round quarterback run the clock out and play for overtime. But, after three straight check down passes to J.R. Redmond, a 23 yard pass to Troy Brown and a short pass to Jermaine Wiggins, the Patriots were in range for Adam Vinatieri. And as most are familiar with, Vinatieri would drill a 48-yard field goal as time expired to give the Patriots their first Super Bowl.

Lawyer Milloy played 15 years in the NFL and won a Super Bowl with the New England Patriots. He always took a lot of pride in his Northwest roots, growing up in Tacoma and graduating as a 3-sport star from Lincoln High School.On this week’s Silvi Knows podcast, Milloy talks about having to grow up fast and overcome troubles at home (12:00) and how he knew a college scholarship would give him his best chance to succeed and help his family. He insisted on playing both football and baseball in college, and the Huskies gave him that chance (21:50). Milloy talks about his early NFL days playing for Hall of Fame coach Bill Parcells (25:45), playing with rookie teammate Tom Brady (35:00) and his “aha moment” when a collision with Hall of Fame running back Emmitt Smith made Milloy realize he can play with the greats (39:20).The interview wouldn’t be complete without the Husky great taking an Apple Cup shot at Cougars great and one-time Patriots teammate Drew Bledsoe (42:00). Milloy’s story is one of tremendous accomplishment and as much as he achieved in his career, he shows us why he’s always been family first.

Softy steps aside as Terry Hollimon, Eric Battle, Lawyer Milloy, and Leon Neal all step into the cooler at Jackson's in Lynnwood to talk some Husky football. Hawkblogger's Brian Nemhauser joins the show to share his takeaways in last night's game. It's an Ask Terry edition of Textimonials at 49451.

Softy steps aside as Terry Hollimon, Eric Battle, Lawyer Milloy, and Leon Neal all step into the cooler at Jackson's in Lynnwood to talk some Husky football. Hawkblogger's Brian Nemhauser joins the show to share his takeaways in last night's game. It's an Ask Terry edition of Textimonials at 49451.

Softy steps aside as Terry Hollimon, Eric Battle, Lawyer Milloy, and Leon Neal all step into the cooler at Jackson's in Lynnwood to talk some Husky football. Hawkblogger's Brian Nemhauser joins the show to share his takeaways in last night's game. It's an Ask Terry edition of Textimonials at 49451.

Tom Curran and Phil Perry give their reactions to Rodney Harrison's induction into the Patriots Hall of Fame and their early projections of New England's roster.1:14 - Hot off the Press - Tom asks an important question: Is there a bias against Patriots players being voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame? While Harrison is the newest inductee for New England's hall, it could be an uphill battle for him to get into the big hall.10:26 - Popped and Dropped - Phil runs through his first projection for the Patriots roster. The tight end position is an enormous question mark, the secondary is solid, Jakobi Meyers and Maurice Harris pop at wide receiver and there's a ton of depth at linebacker.16:43 - Dig Deep - Tom is joined by former Patriots vice president of player personnel Scott Pioli to talk about Rodney Harrison, the construction of the Pats dynastic roster, the exit of Lawyer Milloy and the continued success of the Patriots.

1:42 - Tom Curran is joined by 2019 Patriots Hall of Fame Inductee Rodney Harrison to talk about his time with the Patriots3:12 - Rodney recalls his first meeting with Bill Belichick, immediately understanding the football culture in New England and how the Patriots head coach let him be himself on the field.5:29 - After being released by the Chargers and picked up by the Patriots, Harrison focused on earning the respect of his teammates, even if it meant being extra aggressive.8:02 - Rodney gets into detail about the situation with Lawyer Milloy, how he felt replacing the longtime Patriots safety and what lessons he took from it.10:42 - Tom asks Rodney how he feels about Tom Brady skipping OTAs and if he thinks mental health is become more and more important for football players.14:39 - With Julian Edelman signing a two-year contract extension with the Patriots, Tom looks back at the evolution of No. 11's career in New England.

Former Seahawks Head Coach and legend Mike Holmgren ahead of tomorrow's Seahawks game, former Husky and Seahawks player Lawyer Milloy who raised the 12th Man Flag over the Space Needle and Hugh Millen.

On the fourth hour of the Chuck and Buck show, Seahawks legend Lawyer Milloy on the Huskies and Seahawks draft picks and the guys break down how good the Mariners actually are.

(0:00-28:09) Former NFL safety for the Jets, Falcons, and Lions Erik Coleman co-hosts the show with JB in studio. They break down the AFC and NFC Championship, preview Patriots-Falcons Super Bowl 51, and talk about Coleman's career. (28:09-31:14) We then surprise Super Bowl champion Lawyer Milloy with a call and he previews the Super Bowl with us. (31:14-53:13) We wrap up talking about the other big headlines in sports - NBA All Star vote, Big Ben, RIP Yordano Ventura, the Knicks, and more.

The Husky Honks are joined by Budda Baker, Lawyer Milloy and coach Jimmy Lake in the first hour of the post game show following Washington's 41-10 victory.

Join Host Joe Lisi (former ABC Sports college football researcher) as he speaks with former New England Patriots and Dallas Cowboys quarterback Drew Bledsoe prior to the Legends of Candlestick Park event on July 12th in San Francisco. Bledsoe and other NFL All-Stars took part in the last football game played in the legendary stadium. Other notables were Joe Montana, Roger Craig, Jerry Rice Jon Taylor, Jeff Garcia, Dan Marino, Mark Collins, Anthony Munoz, Tony Casillas, Ronnie Lott, Steve Young, Tim McKyre, Dixon Edwards, Eric Allen, Terry Kirby, Lawyer Milloy, Tony Parrish and many others.

Join Host Joe Lisi (former ABC Sports college football researcher) as he speaks with former New England Patriots and Dallas Cowboys quarterback Drew Bledsoe prior to the Legends of Candlestick Park event on July 12th in San Francisco. Bledsoe and other NFL All-Stars took part in the last football game played in the legendary stadium. Other notables were Joe Montana, Roger Craig, Jerry Rice Jon Taylor, Jeff Garcia, Dan Marino, Mark Collins, Anthony Munoz, Tony Casillas, Ronnie Lott, Steve Young, Tim McKyre, Dixon Edwards, Eric Allen, Terry Kirby, Lawyer Milloy, Tony Parrish and many others.