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2014 Pageantry Vignettes 2014 PAGEANTRY VIGNETTES SEAHAWKS – RICHARD SHERMAN RADIO - KAPAERNICK TAKES THE SNAP. HE'S GONNA LET ONE FLY DOWN THE NEAR SIDELINE. IT IS INTERCEPTED!! RICHARD SHERMAN! RADIO - SCHAUB TURN. TURN. BLITZ IS COMING. SCHAUB'S GOTTA GET RID OF IT. THE BALL IS PICKED OFF! IT'S RICHARD SHERMAN! HE'S GONNA GO DOWN THE FAR SIDELINES! SHERMAN - I APPRECIATE YOU. HEY WE WORK TOGETHER. TEAMWORK MAKES THE DREAM WORK. EAGLES - MICHAEL KENDRICKS RADIO - R.G. III IN THE SHOTGUN WITH MAURICE BEHIND HIM. GIVES OFF TO MAURICE AND MAURICE IS HIT AND HE FUMBLES THE FOOTBALL AND THE EAGLES HAVE IT. MICHAEL KENDRICKS COMES UP WITH THE FOOTBALL. IT'S ALL GOOD IF YOU WANT TO PUT THE CAMERA ON ME. I'M NOT GONNA COMPLAIN. I'M NEVER GONNA COMPLAIN. RADIO - WHAT A TIME THIS WOULD BE FOR A TURNOVER. A PICK. HE STEPS UP. HE'S HIT AS HE THROWS THE FOOTBALL. INTERCEPTED! MICHAEL KENDRICKS, EXCELLENT ATHLETE, GETS THE INTERCEPTION. NY GIANTS - ANTREL ROLLE ... LET'S GO! ... ON 3. 1, 2, 3 ... RADIO - ROMO BACK. QUICK RELEASE OVER THE MIDDLE. AND INTERCEPTED BY ANTREL ROLLE OFF THE DEFLECTION! Page 1 of 10 I SEEN IT. RADIO - BALL CAME LOOSE ON THE GROUND. PICKED UP BY ANTREL ROLLE. RUNNING LEFT ACROSS MIDFIELD. THROWS IT OVER THE MIDDLE. INTERCEPTED! SLIDING, DIVING INTERCEPTION BY ANTREL ROLLE! THAT'LL SEAL THE GIANTS WIN. TITANS - ALTERAUN VERNER RADIO - WITH PRESSURE COMING IN HIS FACE HE THROWS. AND VERNER WITH A GREAT INTERCEPTION! WHAT A CATCH! UNDER PRESSURE. FIRES AND THE PASS IS INTERCEPTED! INTERCEPTED BY ALTERAUN VERNER AT MIDFIELD. ALTERAUN VERNER! HIS 2ND PICK OF THE DAY. HIS 4TH OF THE YEAR! AND THIS ONE IS INTERCEPTED. ALTERAUN VERNER'S GOT IT. WHOO! BILLS - KIKO ALONSO COME ON D! LET'S GO RIGHT NOW! RADIO - CUTS IT DOWNFIELD. INTERCEPTED BY KIKO ALONSO AT THE BUFFALO 19 YD. LINE! NEWTON THREW IT RIGHT TO HIM RIGHT BETWEEN THE 5 AND THE 0. KIKO ALONSO AT THE RIGHT PLACE AT THE RIGHT TIME AGAIN! FIRES IT DOWN THE MIDDLE. IT IS TIPPED AND IT IS INTERCEPTED! BUFFALO BALL! KIKO ALONSO PICKS UP THE TIPPED PASS AND THE INTERCEPTION! RADIO - HE'LL BE LEADING THE NFL WITH 3 INTERCEPTIONS AT THIS POINT IN THE SEASON. EAGLES - BRANDON BOYKIN WE'VE BEEN READY FOR THIS MOMENT FOR A LONG TIME. DON'T PUT NO MORE PRESSURE ON YOURSELF! JUST DO WHAT WE DO AND MAKE PLAYS. Page 2 of 10 RADIO - BACK GOES GRIFFIN. HE PUMPS. HE IS FIRING AND IT IS INTERCEPTED! PICKED OFF BY BRANDON BOYKIN. LET'S GO AND MAKE IT QUICK!! RADIO - THERE'S MANNING AGAIN IN THE GUN. HE STEPS UP, THROWS AS HE'S HIT. ..AND IT IS...LET'S SEE. INTERCEPTED BY BRANDON BOYKIN! BUCCANEERS - LAVONTE DAVID YOUR TURN. YOUR TURN. YOUR TURN. YEP. YOU'RE TURN. RADIO - LOOKS RIGHT. THROWS RIGHT. IT'S INTERCEPTED. PICKED OFF BY LAVONTE DAVID. ...LAVONTE FLYING.. RADIO - GETS THE PASS AWAY. IT IS ... INTERCEPTED! IT'S PICKED OFF BY LAVONTE DAVID! NEAR SIDELINE! HE'S OUT OF BOUNDS AT THE 35. WHAT ELSE WILL MR. LAVONTE DAVID DO ON A SUNDAY AFTERNOON?! LAVONTE DAVID IS OUR PLAYER OF THE GAME. LIONS - LEVY RADIO - OUTSIDE LINEBACKER FROM WISCONSIN, D'ANDRE LEVY!! RADIO - PALMER THROWS OFF HIS BACK FOOT. PICKED OFF BY THE LIONS D'ANDRE LEVY LEFT SIDELINE! WAVE TO HIM! BYE BYE D'ANDRE! GONE! END ZONE! TOUCHDOWN DETROIT LIONS! TERRIFIC COVERAGE BY THE LIONS LINEBACKER WHO COMES UP WITH A TAKEAWAY. NOW HE THROWS IT UP. IT'S GONNA BE PICKED OFF BY D'ANDRE LEVY! HE GETS BOTH FEET DOWN AT THE 49 YARD LINE OF CLEVELAND!! THE LINEBACKER COMES UP BIG AGAIN!! Page 3 of 10 49ERS - ERIC REID LET'S GO! DOMINATE ON 3! 1, 2, 3, DOMINATE! RADIO - RODGERS THROWS A MIDDLE BALL AND IT'S DROPPED!! AND INTERCEPTED ON A CURVE!! ERIC REID RUNNING DOWN THE FAR SIDE! GOOD JOB REID! RADIO - THROWS A DEEP BALL DOWN THE NEAR SIDE FOR TATE. HE TRIPS AND FALLS AND IT'S INTERCEPTED BY ERIC REID! STANCE, THROWS THE MIDDLE CROSS. INTERCEPTED! RUNNING ATTACK IS REID! DOWN THE NEARSIDE OF THE 50!! REID TURNS TO THE 40! TO THE 30! GET A BLOCK TO THE 20! REID CUTS BACK TO THE 15 AND HE'S DOWN INSIDE THE 10!! CHIEFS - ERIC BERRY RADIO - THROWS IT LEFT AND IT'S INTERCEPTED! INTERCEPTED BY BERRY OFF THE DEFLECTION FROM DERRICK JOHNSON! TOUCHDOWN KANSAS CITY!! OFF HIS BACK FOOT, SETS IT OVER THE MIDDLE. PICK BY BERRY!! ERIC BERRY SAYING HELLO TO THE BLACK HOLE. HE FIRES. IT'S INTERCEPTED!! PICKED OFF ERIC BERRY AT THE RIGHT SIDE!! HIS 2ND OF THE GAME!! PICK 6 CITY! THE CHIEFS GO TO THE BLACK HOLE AGAIN!! LIONS - MATT STAFFORD RADIO - I DON'T KNOW WHAT IT IS ABOUT STAFFORD, O.K. BUT HE THROWS THIS BALL BETTER THAN ANYBODY. STAFFORD'S GOT IT. LOOKING RIGHT. LOOKS. LOOKS. THROWS. GOT CALVIN INTO THE END ZONE! TOUCHDOWN DETROIT LIONS!! Page 4 of 10 CLOCK! CLOCK! CLOCK! RADIO - GETS THE OFFENSE IN POSITION. HE DIVES IN FOR THE TOUCHDOWN!! DID HE GET IT?! YES SIR HE DID!! TOUCHDOWN DETROIT LIONS!! MATTHEW TOOK IT ACROSS!! 49ERS – RUNNING BACKS WHEN I GET AN OPPORTUNITY TO PLAY ON NATIONAL TELEVISION, MAN, GO OUT AND DO IT. SHOW THEM WHO YOU ARE. HERE AGAIN, FUNDAMENTAL FOOTBALL GUYS. TAKE CARE OF THE FOOTBALL. DO THE RIGHT THING. DO YOUR JOB THE WAY IT'S COACHED. YOU KNOW WHAT I'M SAYING? DON'T DEVIATE OFF THE WAY IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE DONE. EXACTLY THE WAY IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE DONE GUYS. YOU GOT TECHNIQUES. YOU GOT FOOTWORK, AND THEN PLAY HARD. BE AGGRESSIVE AND ATTACK GUYS. THAT RIGHT THERE'S GONNA GET YOU THROUGH THIS GAME RIGHT HERE. TAKE CARE OF THE FOOTBALL. PLAY AN AGGRESSIVE FOOTBALL. RB'S ON 3. 1, 2, 3, RB'S! JETS - REX RYAN HOW MUCH WEIGHT DID YOU LOSE? MAN, 125 TOTAL. (REALLY?) ISN'T THAT AMAZING. YEA. PHENOMENAL. LIKE, OH MY GOSH, I CAN MOVE. (GOOD FOR YOU.) LET US FRONT 4 DOGS GO. LET US GO. LET US GO GET THE GAME. ..NEEDS A PASS RUSH. RADIO - SHOTGUN. DROPS TO THROW. UNDER PRESSURE! SACKED BY WILKERSON! THERE WE GO! EVERYBODY CONTRIBUTED. FANTASTIC GAME ALRIGHT FELLAS. AND THE HOME OF THE JETS! Page 5 of 10 JETS COME ON NOW. THE TIME IS RIGHT NOW!! THE TIME IS RIGHT NOW! WE'RE KNOCKING EVERYTHING OUT! YOU PLAY FOR YOUR BROTHER..! THAT'S ALL YOU DO! LET'S GO! LET'S DO IT! SHOWTIME!! RADIO - BACK TO THROW, BREES UNDER PRESSURE. SACKED! DROPS TO THROW. LOOKS LEFT. THROWS LEFT. END ZONE! IT IS BROKEN UP! JACOBY JONES HAD IT IN HIS HANDS! WHO CAME OVER TO DRIVE IT OUT, ED REED! 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1!! PANTHERS - CAM NEWTON HERE YA GO ... FINGERS. HAVE A DAY MAN. LET'S HAVE FUN. LET'S EXECUTE. LET'S DO OUR JOB. LET'S BE ACCOUNTABLE MEN. RADIO - CAM NEWTON ANCHORS HIS BODY. THROWS. GREG OLSEN CAUGHT! TOUCHDOWN! CAM NEWTON ESCAPES ONCE. ESCAPES TWICE AND ESCAPES 3 TIMES. RADIO - KALIL SNAPS IT TO HIM. SHORT DROP BY NEWTON. IT'S THE QB DRAW. NEWTON GETTING PUSHY, GETTING SHOVY! GOT IT! TOUCHDOWN! HEY, YOU FORGOT TO ADD GETTING JIGGY WITH IT TOO! STEELERS - BEN ROETHLISBERGER HEY, AT THE END OF THE DAY THERE'S NO EXCUSES, RIGHT? LET'S GET IT DONE. DO YOUR JOB! HELP EACH OTHER OUT BUT DON'T DO TOO MUCH, EVEN IN THE PHYSICAL PART OF IT, O.K.? RADIO - FIRES IT TO THE GOAL LINE. TOUCHDOWN PITTSBURGH! IT IS PICKED UP. BEN'S GONNA THROW IT FOR THE END ZONE. DOWN IN THE END ZONE IS Page 6 of 10 ... AND HE'LL MAKE THE GRAB BY ANTONIO BROWN! WOW! BEN THREW IT PERFECTLY!! SEATTLE DEFENSE WHO'S GOT MY BACK? I GOT YOUR BACK! WHO'S GOT MY BACK? I GOT YOUR BACK! WHO'S GOT MY BACK? I GOT YOUR BACK! WHO'S GOT MY BACK? I GOT YOUR BACK! WHO'S GOT THAT SWAG? I GOT THAT SWAG! RADIO - KAPAERNICK TAKES THE SHOTGUN SNAP. KAPAERNICK LOOKING. THROWS ONE TO THE NEAR SIDE FOR CRABTREE. HE LEAPS! IT'S BATTED UP AND INTERCEPTED!! INTERCEPTED IN THE END ZONE BY SEATTLE'S RICHARD SHERMAN! DENIES THE 49ERS! CARDINALS - TYRANN MATHIEU FEELING GREAT ABOUT THE .. RADIO - YOU HAVE GOTTA BE KIDDING ME. HONEY BADGER. THAT'S WHAT THAT KID DOES. THROWS IT NEARSIDE AND ANOTHER INTERCEPTION. THIS ONE BY THE HONEY BADGER. HE'S GOT IT AT THE 40 YD. LINE AND TACKLED THERE. BREES TO PASS WITH TIME. FIRES DEEP LEFT SIDE GOING END ZONE. OVERTHROWN AND PICKED OFF. HONEY BADGER IN THE END ZONE! CLOSURE OUT AT THE END. STAY TOGETHER. AND THAT'S HOW YOU WIN CHAMPIONSHIPS MAN. THAT'S HOW YOU GET TO THE PLAYOFFS MAN. LIONS - CALVIN JOHNSON RADIO - YOU AND I DON'T HAVE TO ARGUE THAT WE THINK HE'S THE BEST IN THE BUSINESS. FIRST & GOAL FROM THE 3. MATTHEW'S GOT IT. BLITZ COMES. THEY PICK IT UP. STAFFORD THROWS. WANTS CALVIN. GOT HIM! END ZONE! TOUCHDOWN DETROIT LIONS! END ZONE CALVIN! CAUGHT! TOUCHDOWN DETROIT LIONS!!! GOT CALVIN INTO THE END ZONE! Page 7 of 10 TOUCHDOWN DETROIT LIONS! EVERYBODY ELSE IN THIS LEAGUE, AND I LOVE LARRY FITZGERALD, AND I LOVE SOME OF THE RECEIVERS OUT THERE; BUT EVERYBODY ELSE IN THIS LEAGUE IS LOOKING UP AT CALVIN JOHNSON. BILLS - CJ SPILLER IT STARTS TODAY, 1 PLAY AT A TIME.
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