Bruce Smith was a 1st Round 1st overall pick in 1985 NFL Draft was selected by the Buffalo Bills but despite those 4 Super Bowl Losses he still continued to be as the if not the greatest players of All-Time he still has 200 Sacks in his Hall Of Fame career! 1:33
Lambert had that little extra going on with that smile, but LT and Butkus were scary. It wasn’t that Ronny Lott had his finger cut off because he crushed it, he told the doc to cut it off because he would’ve missed games if he let it heal.
Kam Chancellor wasn't one of the most feared safeties. He was THE last true enforcer the NFL may ever see again. Just look to the Broncos Hawks superbowl. Was a whole team effort, but everyone was afraid to catch the ball over the middle. Demariyus Thomas and Wes Welker are two legendary receivers. Both known for being able to take a shot and walk it off. With Peyton Manning, a top 3 QB ever throwing them the ball on the best statistical offense in NFL history. They are going to eat right? Nope, everyone was rattled. That defense was insane. But it wasn't Earl Thomas covering sideline to sideline, Richard Sherman locking up the receiver and baiting bad throws, Bobby Wagner reading every play or that underrated D Line creating pressure every play. It was Kam running like a freight train and destroying everyone that truly threw that elite offense off balance so much. No disrespect to the other players on this list. Dawkins (and shout to my man Bob Sanders) were terrifying hard hitting safeties in recent years. I think history may forget Kam because of his injuries cutting the career short. But I'm spreading the gospel that he should be in consideration for best strong safety of all time.
I’m surprised you missed Deacon Jones & Jack Youngblood. Deacon Jones coined the term “sack” & Jack Youngblood has a wicked last name & played the 79 NFC championship game & Super Bowl with a broken leg. Both instilled a ton of fear for the Rams. Definitely above Darnold.
Ok I might be a little bias with this question, since I'm a Steelers fan. But if you have Mean Joe Greene on the list why not have Jack Lambert too?? I mean Lambert made the Boogeyman look under his bed at night.
I know he didn’t play that Long But Sean Taylor Should Have Been On This List. I’ll Put Him Over Aaron Donald. Not taking away from Donald He’s Great He’s Dominant But Sean Taylor Really Put Fear In People
How do we not talk about Night Train Lane anymore is was the ultimate cornerback he was in my opinion the best to ever do it because in a 12 game season he got 14 picks and he knew how to hit just search up NFL films and then Night Train Lane and watch the 3 minute video and they go over it phenomenally
Great video!!!..You did real research unlike a lot of these channels that say "so and so in history " when they only go back about 10 years
Appreciate u
Bruce Smith was a 1st Round 1st overall pick in 1985 NFL Draft was selected by the Buffalo Bills but despite those 4 Super Bowl Losses he still continued to be as the if not the greatest players of All-Time he still has 200 Sacks in his Hall Of Fame career! 1:33
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sean taylor deserves a mention with his hitting that strikes fear
Dam that’s a good call
Brian Dawkins with the Eagles didn't disappoint at all! 3:06
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Ray had that killer instinct
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As a Tar-Heels fan the Lawrence Taylor he put FEAR OF GOD into every single one of them who get's in his way
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Absolute Beasts!😤😤
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Lambert had that little extra going on with that smile, but LT and Butkus were scary. It wasn’t that Ronny Lott had his finger cut off because he crushed it, he told the doc to cut it off because he would’ve missed games if he let it heal.
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Honorable mentions:
Jack Lambert
Deon Sanders
Devin Hester
Lambert for sure should be on here
Kam Chancellor wasn't one of the most feared safeties. He was THE last true enforcer the NFL may ever see again. Just look to the Broncos Hawks superbowl. Was a whole team effort, but everyone was afraid to catch the ball over the middle. Demariyus Thomas and Wes Welker are two legendary receivers. Both known for being able to take a shot and walk it off. With Peyton Manning, a top 3 QB ever throwing them the ball on the best statistical offense in NFL history. They are going to eat right?
Nope, everyone was rattled. That defense was insane. But it wasn't Earl Thomas covering sideline to sideline, Richard Sherman locking up the receiver and baiting bad throws, Bobby Wagner reading every play or that underrated D Line creating pressure every play. It was Kam running like a freight train and destroying everyone that truly threw that elite offense off balance so much.
No disrespect to the other players on this list. Dawkins (and shout to my man Bob Sanders) were terrifying hard hitting safeties in recent years. I think history may forget Kam because of his injuries cutting the career short. But I'm spreading the gospel that he should be in consideration for best strong safety of all time.
🔥🔥 Kam was a beast
Jack the assassin Tatum
Tru not enough footage on him tho
Ronnie Lott
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Lawrence Taylor was the king of these beasts
Tru he was differwnt
Ray Lewis once intimidated two guys into bleeding all over his white suit before expiring. Thats uh, pretty intimidating.
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For those who never saw or heard. #56 was real! Not a myth. The greatest linebacker to ever play.
Tru that
I’m surprised you missed Deacon Jones & Jack Youngblood. Deacon Jones coined the term “sack” & Jack Youngblood has a wicked last name & played the 79 NFC championship game & Super Bowl with a broken leg. Both instilled a ton of fear for the Rams. Definitely above Darnold.
Ok I might be a little bias with this question, since I'm a Steelers fan. But if you have Mean Joe Greene on the list why not have Jack Lambert too?? I mean Lambert made the Boogeyman look under his bed at night.
Tru we might have missed Jack Lambert on this one
Uh, any list like this that doesn't include James Harrison and Jack Lambert is invalid
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Night train
That’s a good one. Tough to find footage of him tho
No Greg Lloyd really
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ray "hit you so hard your momma bleed" lewis
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Tatum
Truuthat
I know he didn’t play that Long But Sean Taylor Should Have Been On This List. I’ll Put Him Over Aaron Donald. Not taking away from Donald He’s Great He’s Dominant But Sean Taylor Really Put Fear In People
Truuu RIP Sean Taylor
There scary
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Where is Your email sir?
Mahajancinema@gmail.com
*Back when football was played by real men* 🏈
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How do we not talk about Night Train Lane anymore is was the ultimate cornerback he was in my opinion the best to ever do it because in a 12 game season he got 14 picks and he knew how to hit just search up NFL films and then Night Train Lane and watch the 3 minute video and they go over it phenomenally
Will do sir