Tony Banks on ... stuff.

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http://www.insidestl.com/insideSTLc...-Broadcasting-at-Chandler-Hill-Vineyards.aspx

SEGMENT 4 - Tony Banks: Always very candid the former Rams QB was as there were struggles back in the day, never thought he would be on the media side of things, struggling on the field can certainly help develop the character, believes in taking things easy on the younger athletes, his thoughts on Johnny Manziel being able to possibly adapt quickly to being an NFL QB on and off the field, just thinks that Manziel will sooner or later take that one hit that could seriously affect a lot of his game, thoughts on Sam Bradford, Tony sees Sam as always being a bit gun shy, definitely has a lot of respect for Kurt Warner as he was Tony's backup at one point, winning a Super Bowl with the Baltimore Ravens in 2000-01, texters like Tony's analysis & good good stuff.

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[moklerman]

Hey X, you don't have any old video from 96-98 do you? I was talking about Banks the other day and some of the beautiful bombs he would occasionally throw to Bruce. I hated much of his game, but Banks threw one of the prettiest bombaruski's I've ever seen.

 

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Hey X, you don't have any old video from 96-98 do you? I was talking about Banks the other day and some of the beautiful bombs he would occasionally throw to Bruce. I hated much of his game, but Banks threw one of the prettiest bombaruski's I've ever seen.

I don't personally have any, but I can see if I can locate some.
I agree. It always looked like he could just flick it 60 yards. Looked effortless.

 

[Slappy967]

My memories of Tony Banks aren't that vivid although I recall a few fumbles and a botched snap.

 

[PhxRam]

My memories of Tony Banks aren't that vivid although I recall a few fumbles and a botched snap.

How can you forget felony?