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Brian Piccolo:
A trap play is when all the linemen go one way and, hopefully, the defense goes the same way and if they do, see, it's a big hole and if they don't, well, it's bad news. Anyway, Concannon calls this trap play, and it's beautiful - 43 yards, wasn't it 43? Ah. So, Halas sees he's tired, and sends me in, so I go in and he comes out. Concannon then figures he's gonna get really foxy - you know, Concannon is - Then, he says, "Same play. Very - same - play." A trap play is also called, a sucker play; because, it makes the defense look *real* bad when it works. Now, defenses *do not* like to look real bad, see, it makes 'em kinda surly. So, Anyway, all the linemen go this way, and it's like I am lookin' at a team portrait of the Los Angeles Rams. "Hey, Deacon! Merlin! How's the family, Rosey?" I was afraid to get up - I figured not everything was gonna come with me. Joy Piccolo:
You have never seen anyone so black and blue in your life! [laughs] Gale Sayers:
It's like, I'm roomin' with a colored player again. Linda Sayers:
[in disbelief]
Gale told a joke. Brian Piccolo:
The stone face from Kansas speaks
A trap play is when all the linemen go one way and, hopefully, the defense goes the same way and if they do, see, it's a big hole and if they don't, well, it's bad news. Anyway, Concannon calls this trap play, and it's beautiful - 43 yards, wasn't it 43? Ah. So, Halas sees he's tired, and sends me in, so I go in and he comes out. Concannon then figures he's gonna get really foxy - you know, Concannon is - Then, he says, "Same play. Very - same - play." A trap play is also called, a sucker play; because, it makes the defense look *real* bad when it works. Now, defenses *do not* like to look real bad, see, it makes 'em kinda surly. So, Anyway, all the linemen go this way, and it's like I am lookin' at a team portrait of the Los Angeles Rams. "Hey, Deacon! Merlin! How's the family, Rosey?" I was afraid to get up - I figured not everything was gonna come with me. Joy Piccolo:
You have never seen anyone so black and blue in your life! [laughs] Gale Sayers:
It's like, I'm roomin' with a colored player again. Linda Sayers:
[in disbelief]
Gale told a joke. Brian Piccolo:
The stone face from Kansas speaks
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He says same play
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Verysameplay
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Trap play is also called a sucker play
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Because it makes the defense look real bad when it works
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And defenses do not like to look real bad see Makes 'em kind of surly
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Anywaygo this way nemen
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And it's like i am looking at a team portrait
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Of the los angeles rams
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Hey deacon merlin How's the family rosey
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I was afraid to get up I figured not everything was gonna come with me
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You've never seen anyone so black and blue in your life
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It's like i'm roomin' with a colored player again
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Gale told a joke
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The stone face from kansas speaks
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Movie Summary
Based on the real-life relationship between teammates Brian Piccolo and Gale Sayers and the bond established when Piccolo discovers that he is dying.



