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Long-time pro football writer. HOF selector. Husband, father, dog lover, author. You can find my Tush Push football column on Substack.
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'Keep Pounding'

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“It was an emotional speech and it stuck. He was going through chemo. He was dying. He understood the reality of his situation. He just told the guys, ‘Hey, look. No matter what the situation is, you’ve got to keep looking forward. You’ve got to keep fighting. You’ve got to keep on pounding.’” —Jim Skipper Thanks for reading Tush Push! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.
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The Sam Mills Effect

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By Paul Domowitch Verified
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In 1995, after nine prolific seasons with the New Orleans Saints, 35-year-old Sam Mills signed with the expansion Carolina Panthers. He played just three seasons for the Panthers, but had such an impact on the franchise that they built a statue of him outside their stadium and is the only player in franchise history to have had his number retired.
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Staying Power

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Merrill Reese was sitting in the media tent at the Philadelphia Eagles’ training camp last summer when someone came out of the team’s locker room and handed the team’s long-time radio voice a box. Inside the box was a pair of brand-new custom Air Jordan Eagles cleats. On the white toe of the cleats was an inscription: To M. Reese. You saw it when nobody else could. Love always, Jalen Hurts. Thanks for reading Tush Push! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.
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