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Tuesday, December 21, 2010

WitP: Colt, Bess, Hunter

Dan Steinberg has a few quotes from Colt Brennan from a Lavar and Dukes radio appearance. He talked about the McNabb-Grossman situation in Washington and his road to recovery.

Here's audio of that interview. Colt's portion starts at 5 minutes in:



The Finsiders have an audio interview with Davone Bess. He talks about Miami's struggles at home this season, his chemistry with Chad Henne, his homecoming in Oakland, etc.

And it looks like Wayne Hunter did a great job in his first start for the Jets on Sunday.
Speaking of Hunter, he did a brilliant job on one of the NFL’s best pass rushers, James Harrison. Hunter played with great technique. Another key for Hunter was his incredible strength. Hunter is one of the strongest players in the league, and is one of the few tackles that can match Harrison’s amazing strength.

1 Comments:

  • At Thursday, December 23, 2010 at 4:32:00 PM HST, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Colt seems a lot more optimistic than I thought. Good Lord I hope he is right, but that was a helluva bump to take to your whole body. No one can second guess him if he decides to go another direction. If his football is over, then what he did for the UH Program and for the State of Hawaii should be held even higher in our esteem. Malama!

     

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