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Ryan Kerrigan Goes Undercover at Modell’s Sporting Goods, Discourages Customers from Buying RGIII’s Jersey (Video)

Found September 21, 2013 on NESN.com:
PLAYERS: Ryan Kerrigan,  Robert Griffin III
TEAMS: Washington Redskins
Modell’s may have seen a spike in Ryan Kerrigan jersey sales, and they can thank an associate who goes by the name of Marty Huggins. The Redskins linebacker went undercover as “Marty” at the sporting goods store, and while his physique had some customers questioning his identity, he went unrecognized during his sales associate tenure. Instead, his time was filled with promoting his jersey over Robert Griffin III‘s, acting clueless while getting football lessons from a high school coach and putting together outfits that say “I’m classy, but I’m about to tailgate my face off.” Check out Kerrigan trying to sell his No. 91 jersey — a number fit for a stud — according to him, in the video below. Filed under: Anna Fogel, Headlines, NFL
Original Story: http://nesn.com/2013/09/ryan-kerrigan...
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