49ers running back Frank Gore delivered a big-time block Bears linebacker Lance Briggs. The block took Briggs completely off his feet and sent him flying to the ground, landing on his back. The block was so crushing that I’ve developed a new term “crush-block.” Used in a sentence: Frank Gore just crush-blocked the crap out of Lance Briggs. The post Frank Gore Crushed-Blocked Lance Briggs appeared first on Ride The Pine.
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