Before the NFL Season Starts, TGR wants to look at the most compelling Jewish NFL stories for TGR fans to follow over the season.
9) Binn Back – Former Pro Bowler Charger’s Long Snapper David Binn was out almost all of last season. Hopefully, this ageless wonder can come back to pro bowl form.
8) Pro Bowl Punting – Adam Podlesh was last year’s pro bowl alternate. This year he is in a new league on a team that shines on Special Teams. Will Podlesh finally bring some Jewish representation to the Pro Bowl?
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