The Dumbest Player in Minnesota Vikings History

Do the Minnesota Vikings play their games in Ohio? Is Minnesota a city in Ohio? If you answered no to both of those questions, congratulations. You are smarter than a first grader. You are also smarter than Buster Rhymes, who gave about the worst possible answer upon being drafted by the Vikings.
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[@northstarpokeshipper2148]

I literally lost an entire section of my cerebrum reading the thumbnail.

[@orbyfan]

I hope it's a section you can afford to lose. ;)

[@Brocuzgodlocdunfamdogson]

The cerebrum is an important part of the digestive system.

[@KWillo]

😂🤣

[@lavellhall7650]

Wasn't he a rapper? No that's busta rhymes

[@Statuslock]

If reading about how someone made a mistake eliminates your brain cells, you might have never had them, no offence.

[@daBEAGLE1017]

Chicago will trade Caleb in 3 years because he doesnt fit their "gameplan". Justin Fields will be NFL MVP in 3 years. - Nostrildumbas

[@robertwilloughby8050]

My prediction? Caleb will be Chicago's "Captain Competent" for quite a few seasons, but they won't get past the Conference game, and although Caleb will post really nice figures, he'll be a forgotten QB.😥

[@CTubeMan]

Ironic that Rhymes wore #88, which was previously worn by Alan Page. Not only did Page become a State Supreme Court justice in Minnesota, he was originally from…wait for it…Ohio.

[@daBEAGLE1017]

You just broke my brain.

[@stevenzimmerman4057]

I've been a Viking fan since 1968 and I wasn't happy about Rhymes wearing #88

[@stevenzimmerman4057]

Dimitrius Underwood was a horrible pick by the Vikings in 1999

[@stevenzimmerman4057]

From Canton and he actually helped with the construction of the Pro Football HOF(Page)

[@markphelt6395]

@@stevenzimmerman4057 I lost to a team in high school that Demetrius Underwood played on. It was a 12-6 overtime loss in the cold light rain. They were 4-6 that year and won the damn division in a four way tie with us and two other teams at 4-2. Crazy year.

[@orbyfan]

Buster Rhymes was with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in 1988 and '89, and played in their 1988 Grey Cup win. Maybe Bud Grant told him what and where Manitoba is (hint: it's north of Minnesota).

[@orbyfan]

This reminds me of a Peanuts cartoon where Lucy tells Linus, "Your stupidity is appalling." Linus replies, "Most stupidity is."

[@JWex-jy7sk]

This should’ve been in the Dorktown documentary on the Vikings. He sounds like the perfect Vikings player to talk about a crazy story

[@matthewdaley746]

That documentary did the impossible, and, actually made Dennis Green more unsympathetic, apparently, he was accused of sexual harassment, but, kept his job, because the team was afraid of firing a, "Father Figure," he truly was a coach that wasn't able to get it done, and, really shouldn't have lasted nearly as long, simple as that.

[@arizonawrestlinginterviews1040]

Ah dang it!

[@matthewdaley746]

​@arizonawrestlinginterviews1040 Frustration, was, relatively, easy.

[@arizonawrestlinginterviews1040]

@@matthewdaley746 Les Steckel, thank you for your service

[@matthewdaley746]

​@arizonawrestlinginterviews1040 It, was, definitely, presentational.

[@EdwinYuen]

I never knew about the quote but I remember how hyped up Buster was when he was drafted.

[@davidmccann9811]

I met a guy in Oakland (a neighbour of my family) who thought New England was in the state of NY. He was so sure that he was right and I was wrong, that he called his wife at work to ask her what state New England was in.

[@marblox9300]

Everyone knows New England is in New York State or maybe even The U.K.

[@Rockhound6165]

Back in the waning days of the ABA, the Carolina Cougars moved to St. Louis to become the Spirits of St. Louis. To say the Spirits were a circus is an understatement. The Spirits had a player named Marvin Barnes who is often described as quite the character. One day the team was scheduled to fly from Louisville, Ky back to St. Louis. Due to the time zones(eastern to central) the plane was set to land in St. Louis before the departure time in Louisville. Barnes refused to get on the plane. His reasoning? "I ain't gettin' on no time machine." He rented a car and drove instead. That's next level stupidity.

[@matthewdaley746]

Not nearly as stupid as naming anything after Charles Lindbergh, despite, making a great accomplishment, he basically spent the rest of his life torching his legacy, as a result, he couldn't live in any city for more than a few years before getting run out of town, he finally died in, Hawaii, where he is buried.

[@johnphelan4215]

The Spirits of St. Louis broke in a young play by play man named Bob Costas.

[@Rockhound6165]

@@johnphelan4215 I'm aware. Read the book Loose Balls. It's hilarious.

[@orbyfan]

@@Rockhound6165 David Halberstam wrote a fair amount about him in "The Breaks of the Game" (1981).

[@orbyfan]

He wasn't known as "Bad News" Barnes for nothing.

[@CTubeMan]

This unofficial Official Jaguar Gator 9 historian will remind everyone you made a video about how before that 1985 season Vikings Coach Bud Grant gave his coaches a quiz that included geography.

[@northstarpokeshipper2148]

Looks like he could have given them to his PLAYERS as well

[@CFB_Fan01]

I'm a 14-year old kid out of Brazil and I do know that Minnesota is NOT a city in Ohio

[@robertdykema4999]

But you have Google and can look it up. Maybe you should actually research things, not just you, but people in general.

[@robertdykema4999]

Also, at the age of 10, I knew in Brazil, the language was Portuguese and the capital was Brasilia for some reason...btw, I learned all of this on my own, not because of any kind of privilege. I grew up in Minnesota, where it gets very cold, with my winter coat being what was left in lost and found.

[@jeremydobbs5578]

The only thing I found truly offensive about this is that he wore the same uniform number as Alan Page, who was maybe the last football player one would call a moron.

[@CTubeMan]

And with that closing pun that’s a rap.

[@NihilistSolitude]

Origin of "Wait, It's All Ohio? Always Has Been"

[@AzharMalik-yc4hk]

Plz add on more about your post.

[@dale6613]

Well that's all right we elected a president that thought there was 57 states.

[@northstarpokeshipper2148]

Which one was that?

[@randytracy1742]

@@northstarpokeshipper2148yeah! Who was that??

[@edwardkelly3280]

We almost elected a president that can't remember how many houses he own

[@northstarpokeshipper2148]

@@edwardkelly3280 Yep. McCain had many houses (10 when he was on the ballot), but none of them were white.

[@dale6613]

@@northstarpokeshipper2148 Obama

[@brandonhinrichs4393]

Remember when Jared Goff found out the sun rose in the east and set in the west? On Hard Knocks in his first preseason lol

[@kevingreen2400]

I laughed out loud, when you said "Im sorry...WHAT?" Im ashamed that this guy played for my favorite team. I live in Ohio, btw...

[@derekjtaylor]

Teammate: “Look, Buster! A dead bird!” Buster: ::looks up::

[@Band-lz5gb]

Good one!

[@whiskeykilmer1866]

HAHAHA

[@Greg-mh5zn]

Reminds me of a guy at work one time. We saw geese on the roof of the building..he says " how did they get up there? We all broke up laughing so I said " they flew" 😅

[@davidnelson6874]

I met a 40ish guy in Deland, Florida about a dozen years ago who thought that the Minnesota Vikings played in a city called Minnesota. I just moved back to Minnesota from D-U-V-A-L!

[@tylermathis-kx7pu]

In the words of Mike Ditka: “Here’s your IQ buddy, Zero!”

[@johnswanson3741]

Like half the NFL, lol

[@michaelhodilofficial]

As an Ohioan, I must tell you that he's right about it being in Ohio because.... EVERYTHING IS OHIO!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@alexe1707]

Pennsylvania actually has a California and Indiana University in it

[@richardgadberry8398]

"Buster Rhymes: From Oklahoma, Idaho to Minnesota, Ohio."

[@appalachianenthusiast9499]

I genuinely don't know if this is an April Fools joke or not

[@OfficialJaguarGator9]

It’s real. I was gonna put this vid out Sunday but just crashed and couldn’t get it out in time. No April Fools vid this year, although I was super tempted to do one

[@soapsatellite]

I had to verify that Buster Rhymes was a real person, and sure enough, he somehow is.

[@CTubeMan]

@@OfficialJaguarGator9What would have been the topic?

[@michellejirak9945]

I seriously thought this was an April Fool's joke. But no, Buster Rhymes is real.

[@shackdaddy7106]

Actually, it doesn’t surprise me at all. Even today some adults don’t know crap about history or geography.

[@orbyfan]

I know a lifelong Torontonian in her 60s who doesn't know if Edmonton is in Alberta or Saskatchewan.

[@northstarpokeshipper2148]

It’s in Alberta.

[@Jason_Spears]

Fun fact: rapper Busta Rhymes name was a play on Buster "geographical genius" Rhymes name.

[@dougfowler1368]

Either this is an April Fools joke, or Rhymes recalled the Mary Tyler Moore Show and impersonated Ted Baxter. (A possibility you missed.) Great gag if a prank.

[@1954crc]

I remember Buster well. He truly was explosive. However,I've never heard of this story. It's both funny and scary,being that he was in college at the time. WHOA!!!!

[@axer3515]

I know a lot of people who have said dumb stuff like that. I was stopped by a California state trooper in 1981 with a Maine driver's license. He believed Maine was part of New York,and told me that there was no way Maine could issue licenses. He actually got on the radio and other cops had to tell him Maine was a state. I am sure that the learned all the state capitals in elementary school,but somehow forgot Maine was a state. It is not the only time that happen to me.

[@danangell5482]

You'd think, but people were REALLY idiotic in the 1980s. There's a famous clip from the Newlywed Game where the woman is asked where the last foreign car her husband drove was manufactured. Contestant: The United States? Host: That's not a foreign country. Contestant: Texas.

[@mrmoose6619]

I'm just JG9 said said Atlanta, PA and not Dallas, PA because there actually is a Dallas, PA.

[@ParadiseCity1329]

My friends have the same issue when I say I'm from Springfield. Everyone knows the city in Illinois, but mine is actually a small town named Springfield in New Jersey, right next to the famous Short Hills and Millburn areas.

[@mrmoose6619]

Union County... very nice. I'm originally from Passaic County. Though had you not have said NJ... I would have thought of Massachusetts first. Goes to show you, eh...

[@ParadiseCity1329]

@@mrmoose6619 my point. Funny you mention Dallas in PA. Dallas in Texas... A certain conference: "Texas VS Pennsylvania? We've seen that shit before..."

[@fritzpollard266]

This story has been called both apocryphal and one of the reasons the NFL got rid of the Wonderlic here it is anyway. Brent Fullwood who would be better known as the biggest Packer draft bust and one of the biggest all time NFL draft busts if Tony Mandarich didn’t exist was picked 4th overall 1987 he had the lowest Wonderlic score ever because he spelled his own name wrong. 4 years before Mr. Rhymes was drafted by the Vikings Dexter Manley was picked by the Redskins, in a 2011 article in The Atlantic called “The Shame Of College Sports” he admitted that at the time he was drafted out of Oklahoma State he was unable to read or write.

[@marblox9300]

So much for all the colleges in the U.S.A. A lot of these college players may have a hard time writing their name yet they apparently are students.

[@kenmograd2009]

The whole confusion about which state does the Kansas City Chiefs play in as mentioned in your intro reminded me of when President Trump congratulated the State of Kansas in his Twitter/X post following the Chiefs’ victory in Super Bowl LIV. He may have removed the post, but we still have the receipts.

[@yokaidigital3033]

Well to be fair there is a Kansas City Kansas too. Kansas City is one of those cities like Texarkana where part of the city is in Texas and part of it is in Arkansas. The larger population though is in the Missouri KC rather than Kansas’s

[@kenmograd2009]

@@yokaidigital3033 Technically Kansas City, Kansas is considered an inner suburb of Kansas City, Missouri while Texarkana, Texas and Texarkana, Arkansas are considered “twin cities.”

[@americangiant1003]

@@kenmograd2009 Or another famous twin cities don’t forget Niagara Falls. The US side in New York State. 🇺🇸 And the other in Ontario, Canada.🇨🇦

[@americangiant1003]

@@yokaidigital3033And Millions of people across America and Worldwide even after winning 3 Super Bowls in the last 5 years as of April 2024, still think the Kansas City Chiefs are in Kansas. 😐 Ditto for the KC Royals. ⚾️ The kicker is when Arrowhead hosts a few of the 2026 FIFA World Cup ⚽️ matches, that confusion will be hit even more.

[@Undecided0]

@@yokaidigital3033So it’s not just one city that’s in 2 different states?

[@kellydowling2936]

747 catches in one season. I would draft him number one!

[@andrewdunn49ers]

This is like Tannehill not knowing who played in what conference

[@emilyperron5652]

I can kind of forgive him for not knowing what teams are in what conference if he really didn’t follow the NFL that much, but this might take the cake. I assume even in Florida they had maps of the U.S. hanging up all over the place in school so you would’ve thought that he would’ve taken a look at it once or twice.

[@KWillo]

They're football players, not rocket scientists.😂

[@andrewdunn49ers]

@@emilyperron5652there’s somewhat of an assumption you’ve idolized the league if you devote your time and goals towards the sport. But I can see your point, many athletes are not historians of the game.

[@marblox9300]

LOL. These guys know football but many don't know a lot about the NFL. These guys are not rocket scientists. Barama was our President and he famously thought we had 57 states.

[@ralphpussilano]

How in the world you give this player number 88. That’s was the great Alan Page it doesn’t make sense!

[@jaredboltonygo.5108]

What's wild is the cowboys don't even play in Dallas they are in Arlington

[@tonythomas2391]

Buster Rhymes must have majored in basket weaving.

[@matthewdaley746]

Better, than, Sigourney, Weaving.

[@distemic]

Yo be fair, most people think we’re part of canada

[@matthewdaley746]

Winters, are, both, horrifically-identical.

[@GordonPyzik]

That's ok. I thought minnesota was in Wisconsin

[@Derek-mg2le]

As a Minnesotan I have a story about someone asking if our houses were built on stilts because of the 10,000 lakes...

[@matthewdaley746]

Alaska's, lakes, unquestionably, greater-in-number.

[@Band-lz5gb]

@@matthewdaley746Ontario Canada 250,000 lakes & rivers, that's right! 250,000

[@matthewdaley746]

​​​​@@Band-lz5gbHudson, Bay's, enormous, unquestionably.

[@orbyfan]

@@Band-lz5gb As a certain acquaintance of mine would have said, "Oh, you counted?"

[@matthewdaley746]

​@orbyfan Can't, prove, otherwise, unquestionably.

[@comicbookhero4139]

In one year he has 747 catches & you are calling him dumb?

[@jonlavezza2364]

Yo I caught that as well lol , you'd think he could avoid those errors if maybe he wasn't trying to draw these videos out with nonsense

[@americangiant1003]

Since we talking the geography topic in relation to the NFL/Other North American Sports here are other teams in which millions of people/sports fans are either incorrect on the location or don’t know where the city is at all? Those mentioned are probably “GEOGRAPHICALLY CHALLENGED.” 😮😂 No offense to those living in the towns mentioned. 1) New England Patriots 2)Golden State Warriors/Now returned to San Francisco full time after almost 50 years in Oakland. 3)Carolina Panthers. 4)New York Jets and New York Giants in New Jersey. 5)Any of the Smaller Market NHL teams in Canada that is not either the Maple Leafs, Canadians(Montreal) or Vancouver. 6)Kansas City Chiefs and Kansas City Royals.

[@LampCord99]

Doesn’t surprise me at all. Look at any study of American high school students and geography. It’s shocking how bad they are. We do a terrible job of teaching that subject and many others.

[@randytracy1742]

Good video, jg9! You nailed it in the head with how many teams in the big eight were at that time in 1985 but gave out their names! - you got an a on that one! - anyway I live in Kansas-so when I got a severe weather bulletin the other night about a thunderstorm near Kansas but it was a town in lllinois so I smiled at that but there is also a town in Oklahoma named Kansas so you know what I’m getting at! 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@matthewdaley746]

Three-Quarters, of, "Kansas City," is, technically, in, Missouri, yet, it's actually the largest city in that state, the biggest thing in the city's smaller portion is a, NASCAR, track, in the 1980s, a bunch of people died when a walkway collapsed at a hotel, but, the location caused it to be largely overlooked elsewhere.

[@marcus813]

Even I knew about Minnesota being a state by the time his NFL career wrapped up and I was in 1st grade by then. It's not as if Minnesota was some obscure place. I'm now wondering if Rhymes knew where Orlando and Tampa were given that he grew up in Liberty City, Miami.

[@Undecided0]

Minnesota may as well be an obscure place.

[@greatlakes4753]

Nah, they have a team for all 4 major sports and the 15th largest media market in the U.S. Hardly flyover country. ​@@Undecided0

[@KWillo]

Most people know Florida by Orlando, Miami and Jacksonville.🤣.Dude skipped some classes obviously.🤣🤣

[@dangeiger9796]

In honor of April Fools Day you made a video about a fool

[@lonewolfjedi493osswfan]

I thought that given the date this video was posted, that this might be a joke so I checked and sure enough, this guy did play

[@Goji-eletienne]

I will laugh hard if his obituary says, "to everyone who thought I was that dumb, I've got real estate to sell you in Pittsburgh, New Mexico 😂😂😂

[@johnswanson3741]

Like when obama said he visited all 57 states! Lol. Some kind of an American, right!

[@jimnfl7134]

The highlight of Rhymes catch is accurate. He had 8 catches for the Vikings in 2 years but ZERO Touchdowns. 7:07!

[@waluigithemaster6864]

One note on Minnesota in the '84 campaign... Back then on news graphics, Red was actually used to represent Democrats. So Minnesota was the one state that was not blue, actually.

[@OfficialJaguarGator9]

That is bizarre. Most of the maps I saw were blue for Minnesota, but maybe that was retroactive

[@waluigithemaster6864]

@@OfficialJaguarGator9 I believe it was retroactive. At least for the NBC news coverage in 1984, Democrats were definitely red on the map. I think at least in those days, red was associated more with being a left-wing color.

[@chewydewok]

As a native Ohioan, I don't think I'm revealing any secrets that there is no city named Minnesota in Ohio. 🤣

[@matthewdaley746]

Additionally, Miami's, around, bizarrely-enough.

[@IamSystemsbuster]

Jeez, I thought California was in Rhode Island but I guess its in California, New Mexico.....

[@packerfan66]

I myself have never recognized Minnesota as a state.

[@josephallsen3135]

HE COULD NOT HAVE BEEN ANY STUPIDER IF HE HAD SPIKED THE BALL INTO THE GROUND ON EVERY PLAY!!!

[@stephenholloway6893]

I guess Rhymes forgot to think for a few seconds and assumed he was going to Ohio in some capacity (most likely the Hall of Fame or if the Vikings played against either the Bengals or Browns in Cleveland or Cincinnati) instead of Minnesota. But nevermind given what became of his career.

[@andynarain672]

Cocaine is a hell of a drug.

[@basedcody781]

Its pretty clear when your a student athlete actually learning and participating in an educational setting becomes completely optional

[@matthewdaley746]

Or, nonexistent, in the case of, UNC, the, NCAA, actually proved the allegations accurate, but, claimed they weren't, technically, against, the rules, this terribly biased ruling only made their loss to an inferior, Villanova, team all the more satisfying in retrospect, period.

[@TomLuka-t9p]

While with the Vikings he needed a tutor to help him read the Vikings playbook!

[@matthewdaley746]

​​​@@TomLuka-t9pThat's, savagely, incorrigibly, pathetic.

[@Greg-mh5zn]

Reminds me of the Falcons player upon playing against the broncos in the super bowl said to his teammates " these are the Colts we are playing"

[@Lee_Plenty]

3:30 "As a reciever in 1983 he had 747 catches" I mean calling him dumb is a stretch in opinion but all time legendary is an understatement as well. 😂😂😂 Ijp

[@KWCline91]

9:37 for those wanting the expression.

[@ecstasycalculus]

Buster Rhymes grew up in Liberty City, Miami, best known as the setting of the movie Moonlight. You can probably conclude that he might not have had the best opportunities at an education growing up.

[@rainbowdillard8581]

I am hoping for a lot of comments from residents of the real towns of Wyoming, Michigan and Oregon, Wisconsin.

[@Frankingatoryt]

Bro when I first saw the title, I thought this was an April fools prank 😂

[@Patrick-hm4eg]

Good thing he didn't sign with the eagles. He may have packed his bags to Mississippi. Yes there's a Philadelphia Mississippi.

[@CTubeMan]

Where Marcus Dupree is from.

[@shifty1927]

Well California is a city in Maryland.😂

[@Undecided0]

There’s actually a city in St Mary’s County, Maryland called California.

[@shifty1927]

@@Undecided0 I know, that's why I brought it up. 🤣 Theres also a Compton and Oakland Maryland .

[@jalilsharief1192]

Can’t forget about Hollywood Maryland either

[@americanidol30]

Why is Buster Rhymes wearing Number 8?. Didn't the Vikings retire that number for Alan Page?

[@americanidol30]

I meant number 88? That's Alan page's number.

[@pelandes1980]

Vikings retired Page’s 88 in 1988.

[@davidmiller8816]

This might be the funniest thing ever I’ve ever heard

[@Larry_Harvilla]

For what it's worth, the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) put out official state highway maps in 1977 and 1978 containing the fictitious small Ohio towns of "Goblu" and "Beatosu." This was right at the peak of the Woody Hayes vs. Bo Schembechler "Ten-Year War," which Schembechler ended up winning by the narrowest of margins (5-4-1), and I guess somebody at MDOT thought adding fictitious towns in northwest Ohio would help the maize and blue. Then again, would our video subject Mr. Rhymes have the brains to read a map? Survey says no.

[@kevinharlan1886]

I remember Heisman winner Billy Sims (also an Oklahoma grad) expressing gratitude to his Detroit Lions fan base by thanking "the City of Michigan" for their support. I don't think literacy is a prerequisite for playing football at Oklahoma.

[@matthewdaley746]

Neither, was, morality, unquestionably.

[@flclfan85]

Dude got a chance to bail out on the moment and instead chose to double down on the stupidity...

[@mr.hamachi9918]

I live in Oakland, most of the people l know dont even know what DC stands for when l ask them.SMH😮

[@Goji-eletienne]

I find myself imagining the rapper quoting the player in saying "THIS is not oHIo, sho ain't in kansas anymore"

[@scxcr]

There is a Nevada, Ohio. There is a Delaware, Ohio. There is a Florida, Ohio. There is an Oregon, Ohio. There is even a Wyoming, Ohio. Sadly there is no Minnesota, Ohio... yet.

[@Official_Kings_Versus]

Miami, Ohio & Miami, Florida

[@Jason_Maier]

Sounds like a Floridumb educational thing 😂

[@yzfr620032]

As a Vikings fan, I am disapointed in myself that I didn't know we had a player named Buster Rhymes.

[@TimfromMKE]

The drugs had obviously taken their toll by then 😂

[@johnliberty3647]

Same draft as Jerry Rice. Buster had more All Purpose yards than Rice in 1985

[@sparklerbc9898]

to be fair, thinking minnesota is a city in ohio is not as bad as not realizing that football games can end in ties, and then seconds later wondering what would happen if the super bowl ended in a tie. its also, at least to me, not as bad as the captain of a team saying "we want to kick that way" or something similar when they won the toss and meant to say defer, but thats a closer call.

[@jackmessick2869]

Cocaine may explain why he said Minnesota, Ohio. It reminds me of Lester Hayes' post-Super Bowl XV interview. He did play for Barry Switzer at Oklahoma, so maybe stupidity is contagious.

[@matthewdaley746]

Arrogance, was, worse, unquestionably.

[@stfi7566]

There’s a certain Rick James quote that comes to mind here.

[@matthewdaley746]

​​​​@stfi7566 Sadly, unequivocally, true, unquestionably.

[@tylermathis-kx7pu]

Sorry, my BS meter pegged out when you said Buster Rhymes 🤣🤣🤣

[@OfficialJaguarGator9]

Oh no it’s 100% real

[@NashvilleLouLive]

There's a Delaware, Ohio in the Columbus TV market. But no Minnesota.

[@alexe1707]

Being from New Jersey it amazes me how many people think NJ is part of NY. Including guys who play for the Jets and Giants

[@orbyfan]

Ann Landers used to get letters from people complaining about the geographic ignorance of their fellow Americans, such as how many Americans don't know that Delaware is a state.

[@matthewdaley746]

It's, "The, First State," though, it has zero legitimate tourist attractions, and, it's only behind, Rhode Island, in total area, it's where the bodies of soldiers killed overseas end up, and, for fifty weeks out of the year, it's almost totally empty, the only, exceptions, being the two, NASCAR, races, that's that.

[@kylenelson6138]

Jarvis Redwine...... So ignorant he couldn't learn running plays or anything else. Believe he was a 2nd rounder from Nebraska.

[@onefoundationministries1988]

There’s a lake island here in Massachusetts called Busta rhymes island. Look it up on Wikipedia.

[@fjb2931]

I love his music.❤

[@markphelt6395]

Ha!! I remember back in high school I had a preseason magazine and it had records in it. And this was when the leaders of the new school song scenario was out and popular. I’m this magazine it had the record for kick off return stats and Buster Rhymes name was in it. My friend didn’t believe me when I said the rapper used to play on the nfl. SMH. I couldn’t show him the name because I lost the magazine. 1992 I think.

[@ThurstonWatt]

he didnt miss a 27 yard field goal though

[@studogable]

Is this going to be an April Fools joke?

[@randytracy1742]

Nope- this isn’t!

[@TheSonicsean]

Just wait until 2030, when two teams play in cities named Arlington (with or without a Heights after it) yet neither is listed as playing from that city. Oh, two different Arlingtons in different states and divisions, so not the two LA teams playing in Inglewood or the NY teams playing in East Rutherford.

[@JPS47]

The opening scene of BASEketball hits harder now.

[@MagCB32]

I work with a dude who thought the capital of Nevada was Colorado

[@tbowers0045]

Don’t say you’re happy to play in Philadelphia Mississippi when you’re drafted by the Eagles 🦅