BIG 33 Super Bowl Streak is still alive

[Relayer]

Big 33 Football Classic's Super Bowl Streak Extends to Super Bowl LIX

A.J. Woods and Jahan Dotson are keeping the Big 33 Football Classic’s long-standing tradition alive. The two Philadelphia Eagles players, along with Kansas City

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[Fletchster1]

Big 33 was once a really big deal, but it has gone the way of most football all-star games due to fear of injury and already moving on to the next level.

 

[Relayer]

Big 33 was once a really big deal, but it has gone the way of most football all-star games due to fear of injury and already moving on to the next level.

I would think this streak will be in jeopardy soon. The days of All-Americans like Dustin Picciotti playing are over. In essence, this game ruined his football career after he suffered a severe concussion.

 

[steelcurtain55.]

I would think this streak will be in jeopardy soon. The days of All-Americans like Dustin Picciotti playing are over. In essence, this game ruined his football career after he suffered a severe concussion.

I think Dustin's lack of love for the game hurt his career more then any concussion. If concussions were the issue he never would've transferred to Rhode Island and became a stud DE for them like he did.

 

[bucksftball]

Big 33 was once a really big deal, but it has gone the way of most football all-star games due to fear of injury and already moving on to the next level.

Early enrollment in college is certainly a huge factor. But even for guys not reporting until summer, there’s so much to be potentially lost, especially in the age of NIL.

 

[Fletchster1]

Thought Picciotti played RB at RI?

 

[steelcurtain55.]

Thought Picciotti played RB at RI?

DE

 

[Relayer]

I know he ended up at Rhode Island, but what could have been.

Headaches force Picciotti to retire from football - The Pitt News

After two years, two concussions and numerous headaches, Dustin Picciotti decided to call it… After two years, two concussions and numerous headaches, Dustin Picciotti decided to call it quits, announcing Aug. 13 that he was retiring from football. The 6-foot-3-inch, 250-pound sophomore missed...

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[BradlyPitt]

I would think this streak will be in jeopardy soon. The days of All-Americans like Dustin Picciotti playing are over. In essence, this game ruined his football career after he suffered a severe concussion.

that was the excuse they used, the truth was Lousake Polite beat him for the Pitt full back position