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But that was not the only suspicious activity on the Raiders' sideline.

We had a guy named George Anderson, who was our trainer, and he was a, like, like, like,

like in the CIA or something, they would have experts in demolition or something.

George was an expert in pets, probably most of them illegal.

North linebacker, number 41, Philadelphia.

George added to my gloves.

What he did was he took the stuff from the, like, you make casts out of it,

and he put it in the hot water, and then he molded it for me.

What I essentially had was two casts.

So when I hit somebody, my boom, that was my first shot, right to their eye.

I could take him down if I hit him just perfect.

I used to like to call it the rake and the can opener.

When you got him and you had him in the throat, you drew like that, you know, and you could

pop the helmet off, that would be the can opener.

One time, O.J. Simpson, and I'm just perfect, they showed this tackle on me for the whole

year.

Juice's helmet came off, and helmet went flying, and he dropped to his knees like this.

I contribute that to our wonderful trainer that was a, a master of illegal pets.

Look at John Matusak's arm, or Gene Upshaw's arms, the pads on those arms, were Bob Brown's

thumb.

He had a fake broken thumb for like seven years, but what he used to do was come up and

deliver this into, like, Elsie Greenwood's stomach, and he could drop Greenwood with

one thumb.

I mean, if they were illegal or not, you know, I'm not sure.

Anything that you're wearing that is different has to be checked by the umpire in the pre-game

warm-up.

Of course, you could not wear it in the pre-game warm-up and then put it on for the game, I

know that.