Former NFL Player Shocks Colleagues in Debut as ESPN Analyst
Summary
Former NFL player Gerald McCoy joined ESPN’s show "Get Up" as a new analyst. During the show, he talked about playing football without gloves and showed how his fingers are bent and injured from the sport.Key Facts
- Gerald McCoy is a retired NFL defensive lineman now working as an ESPN analyst.
- He praised Baltimore Ravens player Trey Hendrickson for playing without gloves to better feel opponents.
- McCoy also did not wear gloves during his NFL career.
- He demonstrated that his ring finger bends unnaturally due to injuries from playing football.
- Other ESPN panelists tried to bend their fingers like McCoy but could not.
- Mike Greenberg compared McCoy’s hands to those of Booger McFarland, another former player and analyst known for finger injuries.
- Football linemen often play through finger injuries, which leads to bent or damaged fingers over time.
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