# Brian Moorman
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Brian Donald Moorman (born February 5, 1976) is a former American football punter. He played college football for Pittsburg State University, and was signed by the Seattle Seahawks as an undrafted free agent in 1999 and played for the Buffalo Bills from 2001 to 2012, to which he returned after a one-year absence in 2013. He also played for the Dallas Cowboys in 2012.
Bull in the Basement with Brian Moorman
Its all Bills all week on Bull in the Basement getting ready for week 1 of the NFL season. In this episode one of my best Bills friends, and a member of the 2000s all decade NFL team and the Bills 50th anniversary team, Brian Moorman joins us. We talk his journey into pro football and through his g…
Review Of The Bills All-Time Best Players, Positionally
On this episode of Talking Buffalo Podcast, we finish a series examining the best 10 Buffalo Bills players of all-time, position by position. Rather than spend four episodes dropping the final four positions to cover, we're jamming linebackers, cornerbacks, safeties and special teamers into one and…
#73: Not big on E. coli
Orange Bowl Boys
Chapter #73: Not big on E. coli
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Had a great time hanging with former NFL All-Pro Punter Brian Moorman and we talked about the legendary hit Canes great Sean Taylor laid on him in the Pro Bowl back in the day. We went on to talk about special teams and why they are speci…
Foster Reeve and Brian Moorman
Foster Reeve, the expert behind Foster Reeve Plaster, passionately advocates for the advantages of plaster and delves into its historical roots. This versatile material has been utilized throughout history, dating back to ancient times, and has now found its way into contemporary high-end homes, pr…
E52 - Gwen Mysiak - Executive Director - WNY Compassion Connection
Gwen Mysiak is on a very personal journey. She was doing communications for Public Broadcasting in Buffalo and was not looking for a career change. But in 2010, her cousin’s son received a terminal cancer diagnosis when he was 13. That’s when everything changed for her.
Gwen Connected with Brian Mo…
Gwen Mysiak became the Executive Director of the Punt Pediatric Cancer Collaborative in 2012. This Collaborative was started by former Buffalo Bills Punter Brian Moorman and his wife Amber in 2004 and focuses on 6 major programs.
Gwen Mysiak worked in the field of Public Broadcasting for 19 years in Buffalo and during that time, her friend's cousin Andrew Pawlak was 13 years old and in 7th grade when he was diagnosed with a form of Pediatric Cancer and passed away 2 years later. Not too much time went by after that before G…
Hour 1: Will You Be Surprised If Tua Isn't Week 1 Starter?
First Take begins with NFL legend Donte 'Hitner" Whitner! Whit, Harry and DanO are troubled by a world where Tua isn't the Falcons' starter. There's no way Tua is THIS bad, right? Then, the NFL is officially ridding themselves of the Pro Bowl! Shedeur Sanders goes down in history as the Browns last…
Ep 1227 | Why the NFL Buried the Pro Bowl and Turned Football into a Slot Machine
The NFL killed the Pro Bowl the same week it stacked more health and safety fouls. Fear of a lawsuit. Fear of CTE. Fear of being called racist or sexist if we miss a quota. The men running football are afraid of football, so blocking and tackling leave, and gambling fills the hole. Watching our nat…
Hour 1: Will You Be Surprised If Tua Isn't Week 1 Starter?
First Take begins with NFL legend Donte 'Hitner" Whitner! Whit, Harry and DanO are troubled by a world where Tua isn't the Falcons' starter. There's no way Tua is THIS bad, right? Then, the NFL is officially ridding themselves of the Pro Bowl! Shedeur Sanders goes down in history as the Browns last…
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