Brady Quinn reveals special pregame superstition during his playing days
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Brady Quinn was a star quarterback at Notre Dame, playing for the Fighting Irish from 2003-06, and then Quinn spent many years as a journeyman in the NFL before calling an end to his football playing career in 2014.
But Quinn has never let go of the game he loves since then, becoming a college football analyst for Fox, where he can talk about football endlessly each Saturday and in the days in between.
On Saturday morning, Quinn was back in his football element as part of Fox’s Big Noon Kickoff pregame show, but he wasn’t just talking about pure football, like he lives and breathes. During a memorable segment on the popular pregame show, the analysts discussed their football superstitions.
You had to know it was going to be a juicy segment, because personal superstitions can always run deeply into the fabric of that particular person.
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For Quinn, it was deep, you might say. His superstition caught everybody by surprise, and he was there to break it down.
Let’s just say Quinn’s unlikely superstition had to leave a lot of honey lovers with a serious craving, on Halloween of all days.
We’ll let Quinn tell you how his love for honey mixed nicely with his pigskin passion:
Cory Nightingale, a former sportswriter and sports editor at the Miami Herald and Palm Beach Post, is a South Florida-based freelance writer who covers Alabama for SaturdayDownSouth.com.
