What other names could a team use if they realize it’s time to give up calling themselves the “Redskins”? Also, what should we call those people who don’t turn left as as soon as the traffic light goes green? Plus, the...
dinosaur training n.— «He talked about something called dinosaur training. He wanted the offensive linemen to shed fat and put on muscle, he wanted them lifting heavy objects, literally moving big furniture so they wouldn’t collapse with...
headsy adj.— «Rafferty, Latz, the Jaskowak brothers and Water played headsy ball for the invaders.» —“Osceola Redskins Repeat Over Legion, 14-0″ The Progress (Clearfield, Pa.) Nov. 28, 1947. (source: Double...
sack dance n.— «These are similar-style, blue-collar teams loaded with unsung heroes who don’t do sack dance or shaving commercials.» —“Dolphins-Redskins: No Frills, No Names; Give It an Asterisk” by Alan...
pooch n.— «Knight seems to be experimenting with a new “squib” onsides kick-off and Bragg concentrates on “pooches” and “skyrides,” punts designed either to go out of bounds or come to rest deep in the...
pooch punt n.— «Hayes is instructed to “pooch punt” inside the 20, setting up ill-field position for the opponent.» —“Special Teams Make a Splash For Redskins” by Gary Pomerantz Washinton Post Oct. 7...