The Eagles have weaponized Charles Tillman's 'Peanut Punch' all the way to the Super Bowl
NEW ORLEANS — Charles “Peanut” Tillman’s kids were too young to appreciate his NFL career when he played cornerback for the Bears from 2003 to 2014. But they’re reminded of his greatness almost every Sunday during football season when a defender forces a fumble with the move Tillman invented: the Peanut Punch.
Dick Jauron, who led the Bears a 13-3 record and was named AP Coach of the Year in 2001, died Saturday at 74.
Often mentioned for his "Peanut Punch" play that leads defenses to cause forced fumbles on the opposition, nearly anytime a ...
No one had more of an impact in how the modern NFL defense is played quite like former Chicago Bears legend Charles "Peanut" Tillman. During his 13 year career in the NFL as a cornerback ...
In the Philadelphia Eagles' auditorium, a huge banner hangs above the stage, emphasizing turnovers. The left side of the ...
Most famously known for his "Peanut Punch" tactic to force fumbles, Tillman's name is brought up all throughout NFL ...
Sorry, Carolina Panthers, but there appears to be another play to add to the “What could have been” file of Super Bowl 50.
"GMFB" reacts to defensive end Myles Garrett requesting trade from the Cleveland Browns. Lisa Siegel is your Miami Dolphins ...
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