Joe Gibbs: "I Was Queer For Tight Ends"
Joe Gibbs was just on ESPN Radio and ESPN News with Ryen Russillo and Bram Weinstein, and he had an ... interesting way of expressing his feelings toward tight ends (and toward Charles Oakley, who had just finished his appearance on the show).
Russillo: Ryen Russillo, Bram Weinstein in again for Scott [Van Pelt] and out moves Charles Oakley and in comes the Hall of Famer Joe Gibbs, football coach, owner, the whole deal.
Gibbs: That's a big dude that just left here, that guy's a big dude.
Russillo: He looks like he could actually make the transition to tight end.
Gibbs: I think he could. I go to the pro basketball game every time and they always said I was queer for tight ends. I had more tight ends running out there with the Redskins, and I look out there and that's where the tight ends are, they're playing in the NBA.
Huh. He never was big on the Bears, I guess.
UFC Winnipeg Betting Picks: Best Bets for April 18th Card
Why the NBA Must Fix Its Draft System to Stop Tanking
Friday April 17th Expert MLB Betting Picks, Predictions
NFL IQ AI Test: How Accurate Is NFL's New AI Chatbot?
Five Golfers Most Likely to Win Multiple Majors in 2026
- NHL Betting Picks April 16: Top Plays for Final Regular Season Games
- MLB Picks Today: Best Bets for Diamondbacks vs Orioles and Cubs vs Phillies
- NBA Play-In Picks: Best Bets for Warriors vs Clippers and Magic vs 76ers
- NBA Play-In Player Props: Donovan Clingan, LaMelo Ball Headlines Best Picks
- Tuesday April 14th MLB Betting Picks and Expert Predictions
- Sunday NBA Betting Guide: Top Picks for Bucks, Lakers, Timberwolves
- 2027 NCAA Title Odds: Michigan, Duke Lead Early Betting Favorites

