By Tim Keown
ESPN The Magazine

Wednesday, January 26, 2000

You look at the man whose job it is to pass-block Jevon Kearse and you notice the fingers. Not Kearse's fingers, each of which is about the size of a nightstick, but the fingers of the man crouched in his stance, waiting to perform the unsavory task of keeping Kearse out of his backfield -- and by extension, keeping his quarterback out of the hospital. The fingers are moving with manic energy, twitching back and forth, as if all the pent-up tension and anxiety from the rest of the body were tu ...

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