Outside Philadelphia, Jordan Hicks is mostly just a footnote, the name buried in another dependent clause in another sentence in another story about the splashiest sports-broadcasting hire of the year. He's the guy who hit Tony Romo in Week 2 of the 2015 NFL season, and that hit broke Romo's collarbone, and that broken collarbone was the first of several injuries that Romo sustained over the 2015 and 2016 seasons, and those injuries limited him to just five games in those two years, and because he played just those five games, NFL teams were hesitant to trade for him.
Eagles' Jordan Hicks needs to keep giving people reason to notice him | Mike Sielski
