The Weekly Blitz

Former MSU QB and current NFL free agent Tyler Russell joins Joe Lisi on The Weekly Blitz.

Russell stands 6'4 232 pounds and put up impressive numbers during his career in Starkville,MS. Russell threw for 5,442 yards with 24 touchdowns. 

In 2012, Russell completed 58.6% of his passes for 2,897 yards with 24 touchdowns.

Former standout Texas Longhorns WR BJ Johnson joins Joe Lisi on The Weekly Blitz. Joe and BJ discuss the upcoming season for head coach Charlie Strong and the Longhorns as they look to improve on last season's 6-7 overall record. 

Joe and BJ speak about quarterback Tyrone Swoopes' development and what he will need to do to improve on last year's performance. 

BJ talks about the wide receiver inexperience and what Longhorn fans can expect from the 2015 offense this year.

Former Virginia Tech and NFL WR Andre Davis joins Joe Lisi on The Weekly Blitz.

Lou Holtz speaks with Joe Lisi about the Notre Dame football program at the Maxwell Football Awards Press Conference.

Ron Jaworski speaks with Joe Lisi at the Maxwell Awards Gala March 13, 2015 at the Tropicana Resort and Casino.

Dan Mullen speaks with Joe Lisi at the Maxwell Awards Ceremony in Atlantic City at the Tropicana Resort and Casino.

Anthony Davis Joins Joe Lisi On The Weekly Blitz. Anthony Davis was a standout for the Badgers from 2001-2004 rushing for 4,676 yards averaging 5.1 yards peer carry with 42 rushinng touchdowns. Davis became a 7th round selection by the Indianapolis Colts and at the time he left Wisconsin, Davis was the second leading rusher behind fomer Heisman Trophy winner Ron Dayne. 

Davis still ranks 4th best in school history and he speaks about Melvin Gordon's decision not to run the 40 yard dash in today's pro day for the Badgers. Davis also discusses where Gordon can develop on the next level and what the outlook is for the Badger in the upcoming 2015 season. 

Davis also speaks about his favorite free agent moves in the NFL and whether Dalls can replace a back liike Demarco Murray.

Keion Carpenter joins Joe Lisi on The Weekly Blitz. Carpenter was a standout form 1995-1998 for the Virginia Tech Hokies. He had 10 career interceptions in Blacksburg and 2 touchdowns. In 1996, Carpenter had a memorable 100 yard interception against the University of Miami.

Carpenter was a physical safety who was excellent in run support. He excelled in taking aaway the field from opposing quartebacks and led the team in interceptionns in 1997/1998. 

Carpenter became an undrafted free agent in 1999 with the Buffalo Bills and made the team because of his ability to play special teams. Carpenter played with Buffalo from 1999-2001 and with the Atlanta Falcons from 2001-2005. In his NFL career, Carpenter recorded 206 total tackles with 14 interceptions and 1 touchdown. 

After his playing career concluded, Carpenter created the Carpenter House which allows underpriviledged familes the opportunity to purchase affordable housing in the Balitmore, Maryland area. Carpenter is a positive role model for atheltes of all ages and is giving back the community after his playing days. 

Keion has also written a book called: Covered in which he discusses his upbringing and the role of fathers in their child's lives. He speaks about Fatherlessness and the epidemic in the country today of dads not being a part of their children's lives. To purchase a copy of the book-click the link below:

www.GH99publishing.com

Former Georgia Tech RB Jimy Lincoln joins Joe Lisi on The Weekly Blitz.

Lincoln played in Atlanta from 1991-1994 and rushed for 1,601 yards averaging 4.2 yards per carry with 5 touchdowns. Lincoln had great vision and explosiveness in his game and helped lead the Yellow Jackets offensive attack during his redshirt freshman season to an 8-5 overall record. 

Lincoln played the game with intensity and was not afraid to run between the tackles. He would hit the running lanes with great speed and was elusive in making tacklers miss. 

Lincoln was utilized in the passing game as well and caught 35 passes in his career for 289 yards.

Former Arkansas And NFL Star DB Ken Hamlin Joins Joe Lisi On The Weekly Blitz

Ken Hamlin was a standout defensive back from 2000-2002 and had a school record with 381 total tackles in his outstanding college career. Hamlin was a fierce defender who was excellent in run support. He was the first player in school history to record over 100 tackles in three consecutive seasons. Hamlin was an All-SEC performer and was a player that played his best in the Razorbacks biggest contests. Hamlin was a tough player and an excellent defender that will be remebered for his intensity/work ethic. Hamlin and teammate Ahmad Carroll formed one of the best secondaries in the SEC during their career. Hamlin was a part of the history in 200 when the Razorbacks defeated the LSU Tigers 21-20 on a Hail Mary to win the game.  

His 381 total tackles broke the school record of 367 (Cliff Powell) and propelled Hamlin to being drafted in the 2nd round of the NFL Draft by the Seattle Seahawks. 

Hamlin was a physical defensive back who finished his NFL career with 489 tackles, 15 interceptions and 5 sacks. 

Hamlin played for Seattle, Dallas , Baltimore and Indianapolis from (2003-2010).