Buddy Ryan's ill-advised bounty on Lawrence Taylor.
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- Highlights of New York Giants linebacker Lawrence Taylor playing against the Philadelphia Eagles in week 10 of the 1986 season. Prior to the game rumors circulated that Buddy Ryan had placed a bounty on Lawrence Taylor. Just 4 weeks earlier Taylor had shutdown the Eagles offense, recording 4 sacks, 7 QB hits and 11 tackles en route to a 35-3 Giants win.
Buddy was out for revenge.
He wouldn't get it.
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Listening to summerall and madden again makes me want to never hear joe buck again
Hell listening to my wife bitch & moan is better than Joe Buck lol
I miss them as announcers but can still live without Madden drawing all over the screen as he tries to explain a play.
SO SO true
True story: My fantasy football name is "Joe Buck Yourself"
I hate listening to that dude so much I sometimes pull up the clips where Artie Lange ruined his show by crapping on him just to get a laugh. The universe still has a way of righting itself. For every Joe Buck it creates, an Artie Lange is born to neutralize.
Listening to the toilet flush makes me never want to hear Buck again
Buddy saying "what the hell?" was the funniest thing on this video. Its rough when your entire game plan is to stop L.T. and it still doesn't work. lol
+Roger James
That was pretty funny. Madden said it best: "I think the last thing you want to do is fire up Lawrence Taylor."
Buddy was an old school military general. He was the greatest defensive coach in history.
Josh Potts I think Chuck Noll was better. I'm not a Steelers fan either.
Josh Potts Buddy was an asshole. A real coach like Shula or Noll wouldn't try to injure an opponent.
Roger James LT was dangerous. You could have shot that man with a rifle and you'd still be in trouble
I can almost smell supper cooking when I hear them do late games. The memories of those 2 callimg games.
Dinner used to be ready right around 6 just when the late 3 o'clock games were getting good and finishing up..used to have to run upstairs and make my plate w/o missing a big play. Best nfl duo ever. Mnf crew 2nd with Michaels, Gifford, and Dierdorf. Good times.
Miss those days
Pre cell phone
Completely different society
JJGerrard1980 Best MNF crew was Gifford, Meredith and Cosell. Not even close, although probably before your time.
You never know how good it is until it's gone.....Summerall and Madden were the best commentators to ever do NFL games...they complimented each other like peanut butter and jelly....today's commentators aren't even close!! Merlin Olsen was another great commentator with intelligence and colorful commentary!
Same here.. wouldn't mind going back in time for one more Sunday afternoon back then...just one...😌
For years people thought Ron Jaworski's jersey number was 56.😉
🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂
Hahahaha,,oh man, too funny.
Beautiful comment, I’m Jaworski would concur!
LT seemingly got 1/3 of his sacks on Jaworski
When I hear Pat Summerall and John Madden in their prime, it takes me back to a time when life was simple, all of my favorite relatives were still alive, and we’d be at my Aunt’s spacious house in New England where the cousins would throw the ball around at halftime in the freezing cold. My Patriots were awful back then, and were never on TV, and teams had to earn their way to MNF, the only prime time game that existed. So, I probably watched this game.
and now we get "mud" stains in our pants from sitting on the couch :p
I love it......i feel the same way as you...it takes me back as well.
Corny but factual.
Deja Voodoo did you say grass stains? *onion cutting begins*
I thought the same thing after about 30 seconds into the video.
Pat Summerall and John Madden were the voices of football in my youth. For many years they were a staple in our house and NO ONE will ever replace them.
If you could capture the sound of Thanksgiving, it’s Summerall and Madden calling a football game.
Yes i totally agree John Madden and Pat Summerall were the best .
My youth was Ray Scott and Pat Summerall. Jack Buck and Hank Stramm Like you I miss them as much as you miss yours. Pro football is so F’d today.
Agreed. Most of the guys today make me want to mute the TV.
@@Rob-vy4bu before I stopped watching, that’s what I did.
All we learned from this video is how much we all miss John Madden and Pat Summerall calling NFL games.
indeed Sir
I loved Bavaro's comment about the Giants. He said that the defense ran the team, and if you were on offense, you wanted to not let them down. You wanted to be as tough as them.
"(John Madden) I think the last thing you wanna do is fire up Lawrence Taylor."
keith863
The second last thing you want to do is hire Buddy Ryan as your team's head coach.
Said 16 year old girls everywhere ...
@@Balin93 Cheap shot!
Thanks, Captain Obvious
Finna name the pack Lawrence Taylor
I'm so grateful I was able to watch nfl in the eighties! Niners, bears, Giants, Redskins....teams had real rivalries back then.
Daniel Carrasco my team sucked back then. The NFC 4 o’clock (Eastern) game was always great. I used to love shitty, rainy Sundays and when that game came on being completely relaxed.
Simpler times.
Daniel Carrasco it’s so much better now
@@RodneyStuckeyBurneracc nah. U must me a millennial clown. Times now suck.
Real sportscasters too. Summerall and Madden, best ever. Maybe cuz I'm a longtime Raider fan. It was common to see John Madden around Oakland and he was always nice to people. Oakland loved him and the Raiders and Madden truly appreciated it.
Bobby Hill lmao be gone boomer go ruin a different countries economy or put yourself in a home
Still talking about LT 40 years later!! One of kind player!!
he is the best nfl player maybe and I never seen him play
@@jimmycharlotin7050no he lost that privilege after retirement and the truth came out Cole addict who went on to have sex with a underage a girl.Thats disgusting human being in my eyes don't care how many sacks he had.
Its only been 30 years not 40 .
@@jimmycharlotin7050 You missed a show every Sunday. LT was awesome! I don't think he thought the same about the game after he broke Theisman's leg. God I can still hear that crunching after they kept showing it. The most gruesome NFL injury hands down and it wasn't even his fault. Yeah QBs feared him greatly, and for good reason.
I don't care what technique LT lined up in, OLs _could_ not block him. I've never see such power and speed from a LB before or since.
"Two minute warning. And right after the conclution of this game, 60 Minutes followed by Murder, She Wrote."
...except on the west coast. Check your local listing for details.
Lawrence Taylor is the greatest defensive player I've ever seen...He is the greatest defensive player of all time...
John Craig i think he’s the greatest football player who’s ever lived
let's just say he was a force of nature to be reckoned with
I wish I could have seen what you saw. Mine was Junior Seau
John Craig you smoke crack like he did ,he's not only player that got to the QB.
John Craig piss was dirty cocaine. any player could do that
Buddy Ryan almost got Jaworski killed.
Shawn Gregory jaws didn’t look too good after the 2nd sack
Shawn Gregory jaws got himself killed it's called. ( no mobility )
Jaworski was very slow and lack any pocket presence, he never moved around the pocket and took all day to throw.
I believe LT's most sacks are on Jaworski. Remember that famous backbreaking sack when LT wS was a rookie. Jaws was already "killed!"
He's lucky he didn't get Jaworski Theismann'ed.
Never saw another player like him... still the best defensive position player I’ve watched
LT was on another level. Greatest defensive player I’ve ever seen
Ronnie Lot, Reggie White, Dick Butkus and maybe a couple more are the only other ones in the discussion. I say Rod Woodson is the best (overall) player because of his great defense and especially his special teams play. But that’s not arguing your best defensive choice.
Lawrence Taylor showed up to a feminist rally and arrived home with his shirts ironed.
@Roger Rabbit Is this correct? Never heard this before.
No, LTs cocaine was uncut and on a different level. He had connections.
@Roger Rabbit Lol.. Yeah, but did it ever come out? If so, when?? Just curious when and how you found out about it? Because I’m guessing you weren’t in that closet either, right?
Madden: "I tell ya the last thing you wanna do is fire up Lawrence Taylor." DAMN STRAIGHT!
Bounty or not, LT epitomized that rush OLB position. All clean yet tough plays. That was football!
I miss that kinda play.. those were great days.
JahPoetix With respect. If you think Taylor was (all clean) I’d suggest maybe revisiting his highlights. Yes, he was great but he pushed the envelope. That’s actually a requirement to becoming as great as he was.
Bounties were not clean hits. They were dirty. Players got a big bonus from them. Eagles S Andre Waters took out a QB, RB and OL in the same game. It was against the Giants.
@@jasonf70 true yet it was part of the game then although the league had to fix it later..if fix is a true depiction. Andre paid an ultimate price later unfortunately🙏🏿
God, hearing Summerall and Madden just make me realize how awful all these broadcasters are today.
What about joe buck? Lmfao 🤣
Stop bitching
A two minute clip made you realize that? I don’t see any difference at all. In fact tony romo comes to mind, even outside the USA there’s plenty of good commentators, like Paulo Antunes for example
@@andreferiguetti none half as good as madden n summerall
Madden was awesome I meant Madden when one of my boxes is fighting at the Circle Star Theater in in San Mateo County he knew my godfather was a middleweight fighter back in the 50s he says the real Rocky that used to hit the beef was my godfather Rubin Hurricane Hernandez he said he used to hit it at 4 go Knees & Sons Meat Plant in San Francisco in the let in the fifties and Maddie new my godfather that was an awesome story Madame was this Madame is a great guy man that's awesome dude down to earth guy from the bay area's Daly City I think
That is the best in game announcers that I have ever heard. Legends. I miss listening to them as much as I miss watching LT play.
To me they WERE the NFL on Sundays. Just hearing their voices brings back fresh memories of the games they called and what was going on in my life at the time. Having them two in the 80s was icing on the cake for the best 10 years of my life.
This reminds me of that scene from Blazing Saddles; "Oh no, don't do that - if you shoot him you'll just make him mad."
Candy gram for Mongo
+smithfan22 Mongo like candy.
+Joe Moe Alex Karras was a great player in the nfl before they had face protection so his nose was screwed up when he was Mongo
That didn't stop him from having a messed up nosed
you gonna start crying to
Summerall and Madden, the best of all time.
Love Madden, but isnt Summerall overrated? He's very bland on exciting plays...
Better than Gifford, Meredith, and O.J.?
Summerall and brookshire
They complemented each other just right with their contrasting personalities.
Ryan Ahern Being (bland) is why Summerall was so good!! Perfect setup for Madden. Madden with today’s Gus Johnson would be horrific.
You cant teach what LT brought to the game! Legend!
RIP Mr Madden. You are a legend. Thank you for all the memories. Giants nation honor you sir.
You should definitely honor the late John Madden.
If it wasn't for his incessant gushing over taylor's on field conduct, while completely ignoring his off field malfeasance, taylor would probably be regarded on par with Mercury Morris or Rickey Williams = Great players but couldn't control their joneses, resulting in ruining their careers.
This personifies the phrase, "Don't poke the bear."
iFats well it wouldnt have helped even if they didnt do it. They also wanted to win. It was worth a shog
William Campbell 😂😂😂😂
Vinny Ocean And “i fear we awakened a sleeping giant” Yomamoto.
You be referring to Dick Butkus, NOT Larry Taylor....playing in NY certainly didn't hurt him from getting a little media attention....until he got busted for various illegal activities. You never saw Butkus with a crack pipe in his mouth.
@BombPop
Did you say "Don't coke the bear"?
Having LT on their team really infused the Giants with a lot of confidence. When you see LT out there as a one man wrecking crew like this, the Giants team really fed off him. Though he had drug problems, he was a great team leader out on the field. All-time great LB, but also an underrated leader. A real catalyst.
Leader? He’s was just fucking insane. I’m sure you’ve heard him mic’d up. Sounds like he coked out of his mind. Don’t get me wrong, I love him, but leader? I’m not so sure about. Insane mad man, that’s confirmed.
A little cocaine never hurt anyone.
@@thebottles2667
The words "little" and "cocaine" have absolutely never been used with the name _Lawrence Taylor!_
@@donarthiazi2443 You are correct, sir.
@@jasondownsnet😅
I miss these days. Wasn't a Giants fan but damn I loved to see Lawrence Taylor play.
RIP Mr. Madden. Your voice will live on forever on some of the greatest highlights of all time.
He and Summerall WERE the NFL on Sundays. Just hearing their voices brings back fresh memories of the games they called and what was going on in my life at the time. Having them two in the 80s was icing on the cake for the best 10 years of my life.
On the defensive side of the ball, Lawrence Taylor is probably the greatest football player of all time
That's coming from a die hard Cowboys fan too
Taylor was a BEAST
No probably...LT is the g.o.a.t.!!
Cowboys fan here also and I approve this message
Lawrence Taylor was a big Cowboys fan before his draft and thought he was going to be drafted by them
He is absolutely the best football player ever. No one else who played a specific position was so much better than all of his peers.
I love LT but everyone forgets about his afc doppelganger Derrick Thomas. I think DT was better at the strip sack. If you had those 2 on the same team, super bowl wins every season.
Real men, hard AF astro turf, intelligent announcers. Real football.
yep but end of the day these guys that are fucked up for life where are the fans then? No one gives a shit about anyone. Players don't owe fans shit. astro turf fucks with your injuries and it's shitty to play on. I played on it. Armchair fans who never played sports have 0 clue about how things are. Real men is also a pointless thing to say. You make it seem like these were the men in World War 2 marching to death to fight. It's a fucking sport. You armchair guys stuck in the past who never matured past high school have 0 clue how reality works and long term mental health issues but you keep marching a long with your beer stained megadeth t shirt and 3 kids from 6 different white trash trailer park whores.
Lt banged underage girls. Nothing manly about that. If you had a daughter underage would you let her sleep with 30 year old plus men? Doubtful and if you did just shows where your brain is at lol. Yep but LT is a real man because he did a shit ton of coke. Talented fuck yeah the best defensive player ever to play but off field a piece of shit.
I will never forget watching a game between these two teams in Philly, around 1990-91. It's late in the season, and by the 4th quarter it's a blowout in the Giants' favor. Since it was also very cold and windy, a lot of the Philly fans headed out. But the camera, looking for something interesting to show, zeroed in on two guys sitting way up in the nosebleed seats of Veteran's Stadium. Everyone else around them were gone, and these two guys were all bundled up to keep out the cold. You could barely make out their features, except for one of the guys, who had very pronounced jowls. Pat Summerall commented, "Well, apparently former President Richard Nixon is not letting the cold winds force him inside". He and John Madden then talked about how "Now THERE'S a real football fan for you". They commented on Nixon's advancing age and poor health, and the game being a blowout and late in the 4th quarter. Madden even added "I guarantee you he also could have gotten much better seats, but chose to sit way up there. That's a real football fan".
Whenever I see or hear any clips of those two legendary broadcasters, I think of that fleeting camera shot of an elderly, disgraced ex- President Nixon, huddled against the elements, just trying to watch a game he loved.
Who was bundled up with him?.....Henry Kissinger
Must have been in 91. Because from 88-90 the Eagles beat the Giants I believe 6 straight times.
@@chrisballard5743 Could be. I truly miss the days when that rivalry was so intense. I remember going to see the Rolling Stones in Philly in Sept 2002 at Veteran's Stadium, and during a break I hit the bathroom. Thinking I'd hear about the Stones in there, instead the bathroom was filled with Eagles fans, yelling about kicking the Giants' ass in a game coming up. Needless to say, I kept my mouth shut...
Brilliant. Makes the robotic idiots calling games now look ridiculous.
I really like how we all have memories of hearing Madden and Summerall call games...that was a fun time in life....sure the world was still insane....but their voices and the Dallas cowboys (in THOSE days lol) put a smile on my face.
Buddy Ryan beat your Cowboys seven times in a row. Fly, Eagles, fly!
The many times Lawrence Taylor hit Jaworski, and I mean many, it's surprising Jaworski still has some vertebrae!
I bet his legs are not even the same length anymore!
That's known as a block. They used to make them in a game called football, which used to be played in the NFL before Roger Goodell showed up.
I think the question was Jaworski going low right before the OL got him. Then again I never thought there was a "bounty" in this game.
Dan Wacker Amen!
James Gray well jaworski is a QB who needs to protect his throwing arm and if you watch the pro game today hardly any qbs throw real blocks
Dan Wacker Correct.
Funny and true!
They ran that play sorely to get a lick on LT. It was lovely! I watched it three times.
The get back was even better! I watched it ten times.
I remember this great era. It was once called NFL Football. 😉
SO TRUE JAMES....
This was back in the day when the NFC absolutely dominated the AFC. Offense will win you games, but in the end, the team that surrenders the fewest points always wins!
On that second play Jaworski is ducking before Taylor even gets there because he's essentially already given up on throwing it.
He ducked to keep Perry Williams from taking his head off!! LT was late to the sack party.
LT was a BEAST!!!! I am a Niners fan and to this day i still have nightmares about that playoff game he had against us back in that 1986 season
+Ivan Izell If you had nightmares about LT, we Giants fans had nightmares about Montana carving them up for 4 TDs! Two of the absolute greats.
+Ivan Izell ugh, I know NYG got the best of SF in a couple of Championship games but, man, til this day I cant stand the 49ers. romanowski, craig with his high knees, merton hanks, keena turner, lott. and that bill walsh... great team. hate 'em.
+Ivan Izell you should also be having them about Jim Burt. That was one of the most violent things I've ever seen on a football field and I was at that game. We thought Montana might be dead. He didn't move for a real long time.
+rwa2play Agreed. LT was the best defensive football player I've ever seen. Best offensive player I ever saw? Joe Montana and its not even close. And I'm a big Giant fan!
+TheJMSESQ Yes I remember that hit Burt made on Montana he was escorted off the field he was knocked silly into the air.I still say the pressure up the middle is one way to making a QB ineffective.
I am a life long Patriots fan and LT is my favorite player of all time!!
Buddy Ryan: we're going to thrash LT.
LT: don't threaten me with a good time.
this is plain good ol' smash mouth football now I want to watch this game
Mark Withers Buddy was a bad person.
Mark Withers so was jaws. LT could of killed him if he wanted to but didn’t. Jaworski tried to end his career right there. Fuck buddy and jaws
Teddy corbin Jaworski was bad ass! Can you imagine Brady trying to block any defensive player today, much less the best in the game?
The NFL passed away about 12 yrs ago
Agreed. Something happened starting with that 2006 season. It just hasn't been the same. Roger Goodell's punk ass is a big part of it.
@@bigrivermedia762 They changed pass interference rules after Peyton Manning whined to the league because he couldn't complete passes against the Pats in the 2003 playoffs. Then they changed the way you can tackle a QB 2 years later when Tom Brady whined about being hit at the knees. Blame them and blame Goodell for kowtowing to them.
Very true Ed Wu. That’s why I no longer watch the shit. Smh, it was fun while it lasted though. 90s ruled
Glad to hear I’m not the only one who thinks this. Shame though that do many don’t. Unless NFL’s bottom line is hurt things will never change. They’ll only going to get worse (kick off return will be gone soon)
@@Benniator Yes! 100 percent correct. I remember after that season, illegal contact and def holding penalties went way up. Playing pass defense is incredibly frustrating now. Way too many rules favouring the offense now. The game is geared toward 12 year olds with short attention spans.
I tear up watching LT play then thinking about the pampers wussies we have to watch these day. This guy was unstoppable.
Would enjoy you calling them wussies to their face, deluded old man.👍👍👍😁😁😁.
Oh you dont tug on Superman's cape....🎵
Rudolph Romano you don’t spit into the wind and you poke a man called the Lone Ranger and you don’t mess around with slim a deeedeeta deet de de de dee
@@kdonovan221 don't motivate Michael Jordan cause once that happens then he score 60 points
This was the best of times . From Pat and John calling the game .To the raw energy and the love of football back then . Plus of course L.T. God I loved watching him play
The Guy was a Beautiful MONSTER!!!!
Man, what sweet memories. Classic Giants defense, Taylor, Burt, Carson.....
I remember the bounty thing in the press at the time. There was dirty play aimed at several Giants players throughout the game. LT went superhuman on The Eagles. He was so great, all it did was further motivate him.
God I miss REAL football. Today there would've been 13 penalties on that one play.
Don't forget the ejection
Roughing the quarterback roughing the quarterback rougher unnecassary roughness being a ruffian unnecessary use of roughness 203 yard penalty on the offense and defense everybody fined
The guys who played "real football" are all in memory care facilities, in prison, committed suicide or all the above.
@@mlbvintagecardcollector505 Or in the Hall of Fame.
@@jimcalladio4345 nah most likely brain dead to even remember he was a football player due to injuries or actually dead anyways. U guys complaining are the real pussies on the sofa with a fat belly who couldn’t even smell a football player fart without fainting. “Real football” lmaoooo if you cared about football at all ppl would consider health and safety issues to improve and push the boundaries. Today’s football is all about real athleticism, ever considered that is much much harder to defend and attack using proper techniques and play calling instead of just ramming away?
NFL was awesome then. Madden /Sumerall just their voices make me miss so many things from back then...
This video has been in my recommended for months. Glad I finally watched it.
LT was one Man that changed the game ! You couldn’t stop him with 3 guys. One word DOMINANT!
Remember when football was real?
SteelbeastsCavalry I took it too much for granted back then. I didn't appreciate it like I should have. It never occurred to me that "improvements" could move it to a point where it would become downright sterile and clinical.
+kayper54 They oughtta put a "bounty" on Roger Goodell.
It was 1986 and Taylor was the MVP that season. a rare occasion when a defensive player won the award.
Spot on dude.
Back when players like LT were coked up outta their minds', yeah.
When you watched the Giants back then with L.T. you watched every pass play as if he was going to get a sack and every run play like he was going to get the tackle. He was everywhere. He was almost unstoppable.
When I first started watching football he was the guy that stood out the most to me. I always looked where he was. When he didn't get there, there were tons of other plays where he ALMOST got them. Relentless every play. My first NFL jersey I ever bought was LT.
Almost lol? He was unstoppable
What a group of linebackers the giants had in the LT years
"I think the last thing you wanna do is fire up Lawrence Taylor."
John Madden 1986
truer words were never spoken
You don’t put a bounty on the 🐐! Lawrence Taylor is hands down the greatest defensive player of all time and this is coming from a lifelong Cowboys fan!
Buddy was a dirty coach, but I don't see a bounty hit on this play. That was both a clean and perfectly legit block by #62. It did make LT mad though.
Xavier Vega I think you're right about this being a legal hit... but there's no doubt Buddy Ryan had put bounties out on LT as well as other Giants players in this game. According to Taylor, several giants players were made aware of it pre-game
That hit on LT was clean but it did rile him up! When you rile up a player that is already playing at full speed, you get absolute chaos and that is what LT would wreck on the Eagles and especially Jaworkski for MANY years!
IHCTerra the bounty thing was documented and a real thing, whether in this game or not, I don't know, but it was a real thing in other games, Ryan was a bit of a dirtbag not too mention over credited for the Bears defensive success prior to the Eagles
Joe Johnson Granted, guys like Richard Dent, Dan Hampton and especially Mike Singletary were crucial to that Bears defense's success, it was Buddy Ryan who devised the "46" defense and also fomented the aggressive pack mentality that were the foundation of that success. I don't think he's "over credited" really. It's true that the 46 needs a middle linebacker with Singletary's instincts & athleticism to maximize it's effectiveness; but at the same time it was under that 46 system that Singletary's natural abilities were best utilized.
Xavier Vega -- Are you trying to lesson the blow of the Eagles obvious bounty on excellent opposing team players? Ryan and the entire team were assassins who had to rely on playing dirty to win
Serves him right. As a Cowboy fan I hated Buddy with a passion. He singlehandedly destroyed that great Oilers team of the 90s, I hated that Jimmy Johnson never got a chance to whip his team's ass after they reached championship status.
Clabon Pleasant that Oilers game was the biggest physical ass whooping I ever saw
Wow, really Aaron? Grow up man
I don't like the way started it but I hate cowboys Dick riders, so I'll edit it. but seriously Better record than the best team of all time (this year's PATS) and don't win a playoff game. One Dak "flash in the pan" goes 1-5 and they bench him after trading Romo, and the cowboys go 3-13 slit your wrists LONGWAYS not across
Whatever, my start was immature, take the rest to heart
Clay Pleasant lol he humiliated Dirty Landry lol he left landry standing on the sideline looking old n confused. 😀😊😁
Man...I sure do miss listening to madden and pat. Perfect pair really. Brings back a lot of fond memories, from over half a lifetime ago.
Ah the 80s . It’s interesting I can go to videos of the NBA during the same decade and get the same nostalgia. I wonder why?
That old style turf was like cement
Right.. and the Vet was the worst of the worst!
Lol, you’re definitely not wrong about that. Some folks used to tell me after playing a full game on that stuff their bodies felt like they were repeatedly hit with an aluminum bat all day long
One does not "put a bounty" on Lawrence Taylor.
He IS the one who knocks.
Nice Breaking Bad reference.
LT and WW. ..2 BADASSES
Except when he just got knocked on his ass you blind dummy
Ty Nao be quite for once in your pathetic life
Ty Nao sounds good to me
Buddy Ryan: I'm putting a bounty out on LT
LT: hold my beer
Watching this man as child grandson of a HS football coach now a lifetime Giant fan I miss these days,for so many reasons edit most dominant player ever
Jaworski: Would someone like to block this f*cking guy?!?!?
+halleck3 LT sacked Jaworski so many times it prolly added up to decent career stats for an average NFL linebacker LOL. Jaworski was actually taylor-made for LT (no pun intended): He was slow afoot, stationary in the pocket and held the ball way too long. when you consider the giants and eagles played each other at least twice a season its no wonder LT feasted on him. He probably would've compiled similar numbers vs. Theisman had he not snapped hi leg like a twig and ended his career.
Don't mess with LT.
"Cocaine is a hell of a drug"...Rick James
Its Rick James.. lol
like he was the only one taking "supplements"...lol. think of it this way, he singlehandedly made fools out of more HOF Offensive Linemen than any other player in the history of the NFL.
@@jeffmacintosh4004
Yeah, getting a running start by snorting lines in restrooms before taking the field, and having the officials ignore that you are lining up in the neutral zone your entire career helped quite a lot.
@@kidmack1121 you're going to have to do better than that. being a linebacker who tended to rush the edge, he is in plain view of not only the refs but the cameras as well. You would be able to prove he consistently encroached. If the players he played against called him the greatest defender to take the field, which they did. I think i will take their viewpoint before yours
@@jeffmacintosh4004
No, I don't have to do better, God (or Budda or Allah or Jagnatha or Vishnu or V-Ger, or whomever he WASN'T praying to) took care of it.
This video, and some others = merely a forum for pent up angst...
You nor anyone else, that glorify an admitted cheater don't have the credibility to tell anybody what they "have to do"
And that includes those "former players"
Thanks to the generous uploaders here on YT, I HAVE seen him caught lining up in the neutral zone, along with being caught for rape, drugs, DUI etc.
I've always wanted to ask cats like you two questions;
Would you want your sons and grandsons to be just like lawrence taylor? (Please don't overlook his criminal record, and most importantly, his blackness when answering...)
And have you the same level of ignorance, or is it indulgence, regarding Mayor Marion Berry?
He once sacked Jaworski and said to him, "I'll be back!" LOL!
Also, another time, Jaworski called a timeout because he couldn't find where LT was on the field before starting the play... LT wasn't even in on that play... that's how much fear he put into players, especially QB's!
The Ryan Family: Great defensive coordinators, crappy head coaches.
Buddy beat the Cowboys seven times in a row. That made him a god in Philly! The untouchable Philly gods now are: Nick Foles, Brian Dawkins and yes, Buddy Ryan.
@@redwingsfan3621 Low standards.
Bear in mind that one of them had to coach the jets, so that was a no-win situation regardless of who the head coach was
The trio failed upward without doubt. Ask a lifelong NYJ fan.
@@yell0wberry Low blow and Rec on the end was a wreck of a hc. Herm Edwards appears Lombardiesque in hindsight.
Back when Madden commentated... #GloryDays
psh
Madden only appealed to those who don't know shit about the NFL. I'm surprised your comment doesn't have more likes.
+BisquikXLT you don't know shit. madden was a great coach before becoming a commentator. you play too many video games to understand
Matthew G. BOOM!
Exactly!!!
These were the best announcers to listen to, they make make me want to watch old games again.
Was stationed at Willow Grove in the 80s. Went to a lot of Eagles games. $25. for good seats! Buddy was great. Fans loved him.
I miss Madden and Company they were real commentators
The whole "Bounty" thing was quite real with the Eagles. Every NY Giant knew about it and they decided to do something about it
It's also where Gregg Williams got it. Buddy Ryan coaching tree=Jeff Fisher, Gregg Williams longtime asst. under Fisher. Fisher is also the dirtiest HC in the NFL.
Buddy started that shit when he was DC with the Bears.
The most dominate defensive player I've ever watched play the game. I'm 51 now and have witnessed some great ones but LT was a cut above the rest.
Im 56 and I agree 100%....Have seen Lambert...Green....Lott....White....Tatum....Easley among others who were great ...but LT changed the game and in his prime was unblockable....he also has some pick 6s..one was in a playoff game vs SF the year when they won Super Bowl XXI
The. best ever, line backer and linemen
I thought it was a clean hit by #62 but it DID fuel Taylor's adrenaline which was already at 100% and make him a beast on the field
It was just a normal block. This video title is a joke!
He wanted to murder that guy
Makes me long for the days when the NFL was fun.
Buddy Ryan learned the hard way... YOU DON'T MESS WITH GREATNESS!!!
This was back when the NFL was still a man's league.
AGREED!!!!!!
Theerby8887 What about the 60s when defense ruled the day NFL legends like.Butkus,Jones,Marchetti,Huff,Karas,Lipscomb!!!!!!!!
+threeby8887 F-----in' Roger Goodell!!!
+threeby8887 You don't like Roger Goodell "Pass Happy" League where everything is a Flag?
yeah that's why these players have so many head injuries and lost of memory and end up fucked up.
That 86 Giants linebacker crew was sick to me and this is just my humble opinion and I'm not even a giants fan and I know this will upset steelers fans of the 70,s 85 bears and 00 Ravens fans but I've followed the game since 83 and the 86 giants LT, Carl Banks, Harry Carson & Gary Reasons was the best linebacking crew and I'm putting the emphasis on linebacking crew not the greatest defence just to let those bears ravens and steelers fans I'm not ripping on there teams legacies I think that giants linebacker crew is the best I've seen
Pepper Johnson was on that 86 team too.
strangewayshere their DBs were brutal too. Just ask Andre Reed
Jack Ham HOF, Jack Lambert HOF, Andy Russell, 7 time pro bowler SHOULD be in HOF.
LT & Carson also HOF
i'm a giants fan of 30 years but i'm not sure they were better than the new orleans linebackers, pat swilling, rickey jackson, vaughan johnson and sam mills...
Damn how time has passed. These two talking brings back many good memories. Good Lawd where has the time gone?
That play was designed for one purpose, to blindside Taylor; and it was executed perfectly by the offensive lineman #62. Watch it slowly. Nobody blocked Taylor at the line of scrimmage, and 62 shakes off his block and turns back to get Taylor. The Eagles probably hand picked #62 for the assignment because he was their fastest lineman. You can see he looks leaner and more athletic than the typical offensive lineman, he looks more like a linebacker. A normal lineman wouldn't be fast enough to do that. It was a brilliantly conceived play, even though it wasn't designed to get any yards, and it clearly backfired by only serving to piss off Taylor.
Great assessment. This is the first time I have watched the play, and noticed the same thing. 62 moved like he probably ran a 4.7 40, and weighed 250 or so. Like they say, do NOT tug on Superman's cape.
"The last thing you want to do is fire up Lawrence Taylor."
Classic Madden
Damn, this gives me goosebumps. I remember this game and I was hooting and hollering. When they cheap shot LT, I knew he was going to get even.
Ron Jaworski was like: "coach, I told you not to do that shit! Now you got 56 pissed, and I'm the chump paying for it!"
That was no cheap shot!, Perfectly legal block!..Watch again!!!!
Maybe Jaws should have thought twice about trying to blow out LT's knee. Luckily it was jaws and not someone who actually knew how to block, lol.
THE WHOLE OFFENSE LINE CANT BLOCK💯
I respect LT as a player so much! Watch how he just walks past the OL(:21) after he was crushed- no yapping or crying. LT was a baller of the highest order.
A .357 sleeps with Lawrence Taylor under its pillow.
He was pondering how he was gonna fuk that guy up later in the game
Coked up LT was the greatest football player to ever put on a helmet...
That's the power of cocaine... 😂
LT WAS AN IS THE BEST EVER
TMac66 agree playing in NY fit him perfectly
Those 3pm games vs wash and dallas, with madden and summer all were amazing
randy noel You must live in the central time zone, but yeah, you are correct.
No points for the grammar, but you're right.
It wasn't too wise to piss off L. I do miss Madden & Summerall announcing the game. They made a good team. They really understood the game.
Madden: "The last thing you wanna do is fire up Lawrence Taylor" ... lmao ... so true.
Shark Levay revolutionized the linebacker position
The most unsportsmanlike conduct will always be kneeling to the national anthem
#somelivesdontmatter sldm False
Gtho
That 1981 NFL Draft Class Is One Of The Most Underrated Clasess In History 7 Hall Of Famers And LT Was The 2 Pick of That Draft Wow
How is it underrated, tho? You’re right it was great, but I don’t think any sane person is in denial of that.
As Giants fans my friends and I used to joke that Madden and Summerall were our announcers. So many great memories from my teens until early 20’s.
Buddy put a bounty on Mike Ditka, and when Ditka found out he said "Buddy doesn't have anybody tough enough to take me out". That's back when they had real beefs, not lame Twitter back-and-forths.
When football was football
“The last thing you wanna do is fire up Lawrence Taylor.” - the late, wise John Madden
Think about this for a minute: That division won 8 or so Super Bowls from the early '80s to mid '90s, and likely made it to the NFC title game in most of the rest. Contrast that with New England being in the league's worst division year after year.
Damn it's been so long that I've almost forgotten what real football looks like. Real gladiators. Real men. Now all it is , is high priced showboats. They will ruin football yet. Believe that
Cincy fan Jungle city. No doubt about it. Remember when LT played an entire game against the Saints with a torn pectoral muscle? Or when Ronnie Lott had one of his pinkie fingers partially amputated so that he wouldn't miss a playoff game? True warriors, not like today's entitled babies sitting out games because of turf toe. What a joke.
Classic Galactica Your overall point is valid but turf toe is no joke. It might sound lame but it’s painful as hell!