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Sammy Winder
In the era before free agency, a player was drafted to your team and they would remain on your team for years. They weren’t constantly changing teams, so you rooted for those players and they were in your life as a fan year after year. There was a connection to players that outside of a few “big name” players just doesn’t exist anymore.
Ask a longtime fan of the Denver Broncos to name some of their favorite players and “Super Sam” Sammy Winder would be right there at their top of the list. Winder was not big powerful bruiser or a fast homerun hitter, but he had the heart of a Lion and got the absolute most out of his abilities to lead the Broncos in rushing during the 80’s. Drafted in 1982, Sammy made a ton of hard-nosed tough yards that made many of those John Elway comebacks possible.
Ask a longtime fan of the Denver Broncos to name some of their favorite players and “Super Sam” Sammy Winder would be right there at their top of the list. Winder was not big powerful bruiser or a fast homerun hitter, but he had the heart of a Lion and got the absolute most out of his abilities to lead the Broncos in rushing during the 80’s. Drafted in 1982, Sammy made a ton of hard-nosed tough yards that made many of those John Elway comebacks possible.
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A great, great Raider. He could probably still play today. We need more Raiders like Lester Hayes!! That's when football was a lot of fun to watch!
A Dallas cowboy legend...FACT 🔥💯
Nobody better. Swann is the original “OG”!
GREAT video!!! And YES Louis Wright should be in the HOF!!!!!!
RIP JOE🙏🏆🏆🏆 NEVER FORGOTTEN 🙏🙏🙏
I have a 1978 card my dad collected of him... I'm 39 2025😮
To me no one comes close not even Montana ,Brady or Mahomes
What a storied career Bradshaw had, especially in his biggest games. He was 2 times a Super Bowl MVP and he had 4 4th quarter comebacks and Game Winning Drives in championship games. He also had 3 other championship games where he led his offense to 4th Q. TD's to "Seal the Deal".
We Love you Lyle!!! A True Raider for Eternity!!!!
John Jefferson str8 out of Oak Cliff,Texas a graduate of Roosevelt High School
Darth Raider
Who sings this?
Richie Havens
Great player 👏
My all time fave running back at o.u. and nfl.
One of the most underrated receivers who played for the Steelers at the same time as Swann and Stallworth(2 of the greatest ever), was number 86 Jim Smith.
Muhammad Ali vs Lyle Alzado was more entertaining than the joke of an exhibition fight Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul
I hated Dallas, still do, but I loved watching "Touchdown Tony."
Earl Campbell was a running force to be reckoned with, a carbon copy of Jim Brown, Earl unfortunately came around when the Pittsburgh Steelers were a dynasty which kept Earl and his Houston Oilers out of the Superbowl which sadly proves that being the best player in the league does not guarantee you a ring.
I think Dan Marino and Barry Sanders would second that emotion
#82
#88
When NFL Films spoke poetry…. … and the man needs to be in the HOF
In today’s league he’d be unstoppable with the talent they had then offensively and defensively
Should be in the HOF
Receivers today can’t carry JJ’s jock mush less run a route over the middle when in an era when receivers knew they would get hit severely. What an era.
Guy could ball
When the Boys was da Boyz
That’s when the Raiders were the Raiders🏆🏆🏆 them days are long gone
Would love to see Tony khan get this theme for Dustin Rhodes for one last run theme to get the roh title
The Lengedary Steelers are symbols of raw power and ferocity.
He was big, fast, and strong.
Super Duper and Clay!!! Love the Marks Brothers. That was a time in the 305!!!
As a black man growing up in Detroit during the 70's 80"s.I had to find "The great Steve Watson"..Morton and Elway couldn't wait to throw him the ball!
Still not in the H O F what is the hold up
Stallworth should have been Super Bowl 14 MVP
Mr Mella Yella himself
Great great player. Not just a ferocious hitter- an excellent athlete who could drop into coverage and get interceptions. Very intelligent. So was his teammate Jack Ham. Steelers were awesome in that era.
RIP DUSTY.🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲😇
He put on a show against the Dallas Cowboys 🤠 in Superbowl 10 🔟 aka X
The best period
Old school, I remember watching him when I was 6 living in Denver. My parent's had watch parties and thats how i became a fan to this day living in Adelaide Australia.
Browns fan. I came here to check this guy out as he was a little before my time. What a stud.
My hero, the whole reason i watched football . Love lynn swann, so amazing
Greatest all time
I remember this from CBS, and I LOVE This so much!!! (Am not a fan of these team) Kenny Anderson gave it all he had and his team in this game, and they lost the game. But Anderson's little boy running on the field smiling to be by his father's side!! Being picked up and taken of the field in arms of your dad...always made me cry. BUT WAS ANDERSON really the loser that day? His little boy gives him the real answer!! (SO Well done)
My memory was right! The 49ers winning their first superbowl and I was a big ABBA fan and this was one of my favorite songs. One of my best days ever!!
First. Met him once, nice, down to earth guy. I was sorry when I heard he'd passed away.
For Halloween I'm Dusty Rhodes
Dusty Rhodes is the greatest
This is crazy this man is not in the HOF, With lots of players with less credentials,,Lester was every receiver Molester!!!💯😎
I'm being dusty Rhodes for Halloween for trucking and treat
GREAT GUY!