Tag: Bobby Brown III

Watch: Comedian tries to pretend he plays for the Rams, fails miserably

Comedian Trevor Wallace tried to pretend he plays for the Rams, but his lie to a fan in the grocery store went hilariously wrong

Trevor Wallace is a comedian who may not be the most recognizable figure while out in public, particularly with an older generation. So when he was in a grocery store wearing a Los Angeles Rams hat, another gentleman asked if he played for the team, claiming he looked familiar.

Wallace tried to play it off as if he did, telling the guy he plays for the Rams. However, things went sideways when the fan asked what number he wears. Wallace tried to think on his feet and blurted out the number 95, believing he might be able to pass as a wide receiver.

A knowledgeable Rams fan would know 95 is Bobby Brown III’s number, and Brown looks nothing like Wallace.

Needless to say, the fan is going to quickly learn he didn’t actually meet Bobby Brown when he looks up his jersey number.

Even Brown found the video hilarious.

If Wallace said he was Ben Skowronek, he might’ve gotten away with it. But there’s no chance he knew what jersey number Benny Skow wears.

Whether this is just a skit or not, it’s pretty darn funny.

Bobby Brown III ‘should be OK’ after hyperextending knee vs. Giants

Bobby Brown III exited Sunday’s game with a knee injury but it wasn’t as severe as the Rams expected, which is good news

Bobby Brown III has been a key defender in the middle of the Rams’ defense this season, particularly when it comes to stopping the run. He missed time with an MCL injury earlier this year and on Sunday against the Giants, he exited with a knee injury and did not return.

Sean McVay shared an update on the Rams’ starting nose tackle Monday, saying that Brown “should be OK” after hyperextending his knee. The injury was much less severe than it looked and he should be able good to go this week.

“We’re fortunate that he just hyperextended his knee but he should be OK,” McVay said. “We were fearful that it might’ve been something worse. He might be limited in practice but we expect him to be good to go this week.”

In 12 games this season, Brown has 27 tackles, a half-sack, three tackles for a loss and one quarterback hit. He’s not an impactful pass rusher, which few nose tackles are, but he’s the Rams’ biggest defensive lineman and makes a lot of plays against the run.

Best Photos: Top Aggie performances from Week 13 of the NFL season

Texas A&M was well represented in Week 13 of the NFL, and we have some of the best photos for you to check out

We are now past the halfway point of the regular schedule, and playoff pictures are starting to take shape. As we look forward to the rest of the games this week, I’d like to take some time to recognize a few top week 13 performances from Aggies in the NFL.

All-Pro wide receiver Mike Evans has extended this record of the most consecutive 1,000-yard receiving to 10. He went off on the Carolina Panthers in the 21-18 win, slightly keeping the slim playoff hopes alive for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

  • 7 catches / 162 yards / 23.1 avg / 1 TD

Healthy and back in the lineup, Miami running back De’Von Achane picked up right where he left off. Achane would have been in the Rookie of the year running if not for the injuries. With that somewhat in the rearview mirror, Achane gives the Dolphins another homerun hitter for Tua.

  • 17 carries / 73 yards / 4.3 avg / 2 TD
  • 3 catches / 30 yards / 10 avg

Defensive lineman Bobby Brown III makes his first appearance with a solid game. Here are his stats from Sunday’s victory over the Cleveland Browns.

  • 3 tackles / 1 TFL

Another great week for these former Aggies, and you can check out some of the best photos from week 13.

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1-tech defensive tackle prospects for Cowboys to consider throughout draft

Tim Lettiero reviews seven 1-tech defensive tackles who can contribute as a run defender in each round in the upcoming 2021 NFL Draft.

Over the years, few notable names have been brought in to boost the run defense. With Dan Quinn creating a shift in the culture bringing in the likes of Brent Urban, there is hope for the future. With a horrid 2020 campaign in the run stuffing department, the Dallas Cowboys simply must address the position they so frequently are known for ignoring.

Antwaun Woods has shown the ability to be an energetic body off the bench but he is coming off a down year, often given no help by lackluster performances from fellow teammates who have now moved onwards like Dontari Poe. Woods is in desperate need of a rotational partner at minimum and this draft is the perfect opportunity to do so with many viable options throughout the rounds. Here are some names to keep in mind when the Dallas Cowboys are up in each round of the 2021 NFL draft: