In Wii Sports, the player can hold the B button to throw, and release the it when they are ready to throw. Any of the pre-made Miis from the game, along with any Miis the player has created, or from the Mii Parade are frequently seen bowling in other lanes and standing in the audience. The player has 10 attempts with two bowls in each frame. The player attempts to knock down 10 pins with a ball. The game then went to commercial and returned with the Packers in possession of the football, as the officials’ review ruling came during the TV break.īut at least we got some “turkey hole” talk.Wii Sports Bowling is similar to real-life bowling. It wasn’t until Green Bay challenged the ruling on the field that ESPN finally started to let viewers in on the secret.

The referees didn’t see the fumble at first, and apparently neither did ESPN, as the “turkey hole” conversation continued. Amid the discussion, Lions running back Ameer Abdullah fumbled on a carry up the middle, and the Packers recovered. Gruden, he revealed Monday night, refers to those as “turkey hole” passes. So, it was on Gruden and his “Monday Night Football” cohort, Sean McDonough, to come up with ways to keep viewers entertained … and they apparently settled on “the turkey hole.”Īfter Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford squeezed a pass in between two Packers defenders down the sideline, Gruden recalled a conversation with former Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Brad Johnson where the two talked about fitting passes into tight spaces. The Detroit Lions breezed to a win over the Brett Hundley-led Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field in a game that lacked in both entertainment and competition.

“Monday Night Football” again was a largely forgettable contest in Week 9, but at least Jon Gruden blessed us with his newest, perhaps most bizarre football term: the turkey hole. Jon Gruden Introduces World To 'Turkey Hole' Pass On 'Monday Night Football'.

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