1994 Steelers 10 at Giants 6
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mcmillenandwife Administrator   Posts: 17,951 Joined: Jan 1970 |
07-05-2017, 11:10 PM
1994 Steelers 10 at Giants 6
An ugly win in ugly weather. Bam Morris and Rod Woodson, both of whom struggle early in the game, turn into 4th quarter heroes as the Steelers stumble past the New York Giants for another ugly win. Neil O'Donnell and Dave Brown combine for 3 INTs, 7 sacks and no TDs in the steady downpour. Thankfully, Bam Morris (subbing for injured Barry Foster) bounces back after 2 early fumbles to bulldoze his way to 146 rushing yds and a score (the game's only TD) late in the contest. Morris' TD is set up by a Woodson INT and crazy cutback return for 25 yards that gives the Steelers great field position at the Giants 34. |
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Crash Hall of Famer  Posts: 869 Joined: May 2017 |
07-06-2017, 02:43 AM
The greatest open field block ever: Dermontti Dawson on Michael Brooks.
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mcmillenandwife Administrator Posts: 17,951 Joined: Jan 1970 |
07-06-2017, 04:35 AM
(07-06-2017, 02:43 AM)Crash Wrote: The greatest open field block ever: Dermontti Dawson on Michael Brooks. Are you talking at the end of the game, the play before they go into victory formation where Dawson pulls and hits the guy 10 yards downfield?   Brooks looks like he was knocked the f--- out on that play. Goes down limp like he caught a Tyson uppercut to the jaw. 
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Crash Hall of Famer Posts: 869 Joined: May 2017 |
07-06-2017, 04:49 AM
Yup. I believe he was helped off the field too.
Might be the best run block ever. Dawson was the one who invented the center pull blog. |
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mcmillenandwife Administrator Posts: 17,951 Joined: Jan 1970 |
07-06-2017, 07:13 AM
(07-06-2017, 04:49 AM)Crash Wrote: Yup. I believe he was helped off the field too. Sounds like a shotgun going off. |
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