By Steve Paikin, host of The Agenda
After he retired as the Super Bowl-winning quarterback of the Miami Dolphins, Bob Griese became a TV colour commentator, broadcasting US college football games.
In one game he had to work, the starting quarterback for one of the teams was his son.
By Steve Paikin, host of The Agenda
After he retired as the Super Bowl-winning quarterback of the Miami Dolphins, Bob Griese became a TV colour commentator, broadcasting US college football games.
In one game he had to work, the starting quarterback for one of the teams was his son.
Griese had a problem. He was supposed to be a balanced commentator. But could he ever been seen as such, when his son was on the field?
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