Wanna know what I love about these highlights? Look at how Reggie tackles, he doesn't launch himself like a missile for helmet to helmet trying to kill people. He remembers to just tackle, he wraps up, brings you down. Doesn't try to be fancy, and the way he celebrates, simple and humble. GOD I wish we had more Reggie Whites, but then there'd be no offense in the NFL XD.
RIP Reggie White. Football is a violent game and there is know way you can play it safely and most of these sacks would still be considered roughing the passer in today's NFL
@frenchfrey65 you say he didn't launch into anyone as if he was physically capable of doing that. Why would he need to he was intimidating enough as it is. His character also played a role obviously
@@johncurtis3382 I say the former cuz way too many players these days knowing full well of concussions still lead with their heads, regardless of position. Also, you're not wrong on his intimidation, and what's hilarious about that is after he'd hit you, he'll ask if you're ok and ask god to bless you.
To those who don’t know what they’re watching, in the games against the Cowboys, he was doing this to the greatest offensive line of all of all time. RIP, Minister of defense. Bruce Smith only broke his sack record because he hung around 5 years after he was washed up. Reggie, all time sack king. Period. And one hell of a class act.
@@orphy6869 Reggie was one sack away from averaging a sack per game for his career. Bruce is way shy of that and played 4 more years in the league and only has two more sacks. You must be a Buffalo fan. There is no debate here. Only opinion. And offensive linemen never feared Bruce as much as they did the minister of defense. Cheers
Here's the argument both Atkins jones sprinkler tombstone Jackson they played in eras where the rules were alot different compared to today's set of rules the nfl didn't keep stats on how many sacks defensive ends got like gino Marchetti said he had quite a number of sacks so did Doug Atkins so 40yrs ago is when the nfl started keeping the stats of how many sacks defensive ends had since the nfl merger I think had the nfl kept tabs on how many sacks guys like Atkins Marchetti jones had there would be a debate on how many sacks they had in a game back then you only played an 8gm season plus you had to try to get ready or prepared for those 3 players I just mentioned
For the people saying Bruce Smith, didn’t he play for 4 more years than Reggie? And only had 2 more sacks than him at the end of it? Definitely wasn’t better by any means
I came here to post something like this... Larry Allen is one of the most gifted offensive linemen to ever play the game, and a certified BAMF in his own right, but Reggie threw him around like he was a child. Incredible stuff.
I didn't know what being manhandled was until I saw this guy on the field. He literally was a man amongst boys. Tossing around guys like rag dolls is usually an exaggeration. Not with this guy
Thank you Philadelphia for making the inexcusable mistake off letting go of Reggie. He made everyone on that Packers D better. He made Sean Jones better, he made Santana Dotson better, and he made Gilbert Brown better. Reggie, Favre, Holmgren and Wolf turned Green Bay back into winners. I’m glad we got a ring for him.
You can thank SF for choosing George Siefert over Holmgren to take over for Walsh. Mike Holmgren desperately wanted the 49ers job. He wanted it after George left, but they chose Mooch, so Mike went to Seattle. Later, after Seattle, Mike went on record wanted to be the GM of the 49ers, but settled for the Browns. In 2015/2016 he wanted to be the head coach after Harbaugh and/or be the GM but SF always turned him down. I don't know why. Imagine a time line where Holmgren was the HC since 89 and he didn't help green bay take over the NFC in the 90's and it remained Dallas vs SF and then just SF after Dallas was done and no green bay... And then what he did with the Seahawks, but kept it up with SF. It could have been close to Belichick levels. A ring in 89 and 94 and maybe another in between. Maybe the ring in 96 instead of Green Bay and a chance in 97.
@@1990Thunderbolt - I don't know how sarcastic you are being, but it is true. Well, Brady wouldn't have been used as well with that squad as the Patriots used him. The staff was not good. However, everybody expected Rodgers to get drafted by SF and the world was shocked when they took capitan check down. Also, hindsight is 20/20 but SF had the #2 pick in 2017 and only had Hoyer the destroyer at QB. Watson and Mahomes were in their lap and they went with Solomon Thomas. Sure, they later got Jimmy G, but you cannot tell me that an unproven rookie Watson and Mahomes mobility are NOT what Shanahan wants/needs in his zone scheme with play action and bootlegs.
@@PaulGaither that's what i mean. the 49ers are so unlucky over the years. they may have reached the super bowl last season but who knows what can happen a year later.
@@GrantYT18 - You are correct, but he was still a monster coming out of high school and college. That play just motivated him to go full beast mode and that once you make it to the NFL doesn't mean you are done growing.
Let's see all time d-ends remember you have to go back to the era's that the guys played Doug Atkins all 6'8 275lb monster of the midway deacon jones 1. There's a tie between Reggie and Bruce then you have Chris doleman mark gastineau Howie Long they didn't strat recording sacks till'82 remember back then the nfl only played an 8 game schedule
😂😂😂 such bs coming from a small sick cowgirls fan Reggie trucked both of them multiple times it’s ok everyone knows you racist cowgirls fans love spreading hate
Glad to say I had the pleasure of playing along side this guy, but even more honored to have known the man and to call him a brother in the Lord and a friend. God broke the mold on this man. Miss you brother ❤ GOAT
I wrote Reggie when I was in 3rd grade and he sent me a letter back. I moved around a lot and was kind of a troubled kid, wish I still had that letter. As a born and raised Chiefs fan, he's easily the greatest of all time at his position. R.I.P Reggie White 2004
Damn, Reggie was so freakin good. You sit down prepared for the club, he runs around you. You get upfield to prevent the speed rush, here comes the club and you’re literally flying. You try to cut his legs, he jumps over you. And he could play the run, had the discipline to stay in position for boot legs and misdirection. Best ever
Rip legend. Reggie White was a blessing to watch. Also another blessing is to hear the great John Madden narrating the plays next to Pat. You guys should do one for John Madden on the play calling from the booth.
I worked Eagles training camp at WCU one summer. Mr. Reggie White was a gentle giant of a man, who took time to talk to anyone. One evening, we spent like 30 minutes just shooting it. I feel lucky and blessed to have had that opportunity.
What's hilarious is that in a lot of those sacks, he's not really beating people off the ball or even trying to go around anybody, he's just going *through* people. "You're trying to use one person to keep me off your qb? That's cute." Some off the guys Reggie was flinging around are Hall of Famers like Jackie Slater and Larry Allen. The fact he still sits at #2 on the all-time sack list, and that Bruce Smith only has him beat by two, speaks for itself.
Reggie white the greatest defense of end of all time honestly he was the best in the 80s and 90s he is the king of sacks R.I.P to the greatest DE of all time
That move he does with his arm is the coolest thing to see. To toss a grown man of that size like that is nothing but incredible. My favorite packer player ever
Reggie was awesome. Reggie White signed autographs at St. Fair in West Allis Wisconsin signed 800 something autographs and stayed 2 hours past how his time and his wife Sarah meeted and greeted everybody in line.They were awesome. Miss you Reggie ❤️
@@NFLVault thanks NFL throwback as a diehard packers fan and hopefully packers 49ers 97 nfc championship the team white was on that made back to back super bowls I'm sure that will be on this channel eventually
BEST PLAYER EVER TO WEAR A PRO NFL UNIFORM...IM A GREEN BAY PACKER FAN SINCE DAY ONE..THANK YOU REGGIE WHITE FOR SOME AWESOME MEMORIES...R.I.P. CHAMP!!!!! #1
There are a lot of great players throughout NFL history. Some would say that the older generation would not be able to compete in today’s NFL, but Reggie White without a doubt would still dominate today
I got to watch that Super Bowl with my older sister and one of her friends. It was exciting. I didn't know he played for the other teams featured here. I thought he retired after Green Bay. Thank you to the team that put this together. 💚💛
Honestly Reggie is one of those players that you could put on any team regardless of scheme or personal and hed work, his skills could translate to any team due to his ridiculous combination of Size, Speed and Power.
I watched Reggie in college more than I did in the pros. It didn't matter who he was going against, or how many were on him. He wasn't going to be stopped, and he'd wreck the play, unless the quarterback got rid of it quickly!
This is not my first view of the video, but I noticed two new things that made me love Reggie as a player even more. 1. You couldn’t block him one-on-one in any situation whether it’s off the edge or on the interior. 2. You couldn’t double team him when he was lined up on the interior. He said that the interior was his favorite place to line up because that’s where he won the most. He was too quick for centers and guards. I’ve never seen that kind of dominance in my life, and I might not ever see it again. There have been a lot of great defensive linemen over the years, but I’m sorry, I couldn’t find one as good as the Minister of Defense.
This shows how great this man was. We all know bruce smith is the all time nfl sack leader with 200 sacks. He played 19 years and the player below him only played 15 years and was only 2 sacks behind him at 198.... that man was the big dawg himself reggie white.
Being a Washington Redskins fan I saw Reggie White up close twice a year and sometimes 3 times if both teams made the playoffs... Reggie White was and unstoppable monster. He was just as good as Lawrence Taylor, maybe not as spectacular but the second greatest defensive player I ever saw... He threw grown offensive linemen around like you flick eye boogers... Sad that he died at such a young age...Truly a man amongst men...
The scariest thing about Reggie White is how Bill Belichick, who was the defensive coordinator for the Giants at the time, pined really hard for the Giants to draft him, but the front office instead chose to draft an OL instead, who ended up never playing for the Giants anyway. Reggie White and Lawrence Taylor could have helped the Giants create dynasty for several years from that time. Thank God the Giants did not listen to Belichick.
@Harry Engel I agree Deacon created "the sack", Bruce elevated it, but White put the fear in it literally made the Packers a force in the tail end of the 90s
The 🐐 defense end ever. What a incredible player and human being. What the hell were the vikings thinking having Chris Carter try to block Reggie at 13.40🤣.
What was so great about him was he could just destroy the Oline through the edge and through the middle. And he did that for 20 years. Unreal longevity and career value from such a crucial position. Its why he's the best ever.
It was pretty amazing how he could throw players around. As a kid I was very impressed watching him. I still am. I wish the best his family. I know he is missed.
Reggie will always be my favorite football player! He played at my Alma Mater and spent most of his career with my favorite pro team, GB. Rest in peace Minister of Defense.
It's a shame his faith was barely mentioned in the video. With all this talk about race mattering these days, I have to say that as a Christian of a different race than myself, Reggie White was an inspiration to me as a young man showing that no matter what your job was or what you did that you are a representative of Christ. He did that very well and "ministered" to a lot of his coworkers. That is just as big of a part of his legacy as his many sacks. Someone doesn't have to look like you to make an impact.
He would say to the guy facing him "Jesus is coming for ya Jesus is coming for ya. Are you ready for Jesus? I'm gonna bring ya to your maker. Prepare to meet your maker I am the Apocalypse." He was known as the Minister of Defense.
@@tocadadj2951 Tell that to Reggie White, right after he makes the sack on ya. For him, the grid iron was the Minister of Defense's altar upon which he would sacrifice quarterbacks. For Reggie, it was not only a religion, but a spiritual battle, most of which he won. Now let us pray 🙏 , okay? oK G💪💪D!! Thanks 😊
Damn I'm a Cowboys & to see him throw Larry Allen right at the beginning that tell you all you need to know Larry Allen was the best lineman of the 90s
@@frankfrega1302 shit honestly you probably right I remember see him kill it on them Pro Bowl bench press nobody was stronger 💪 Larry Allen was a badass 😎
Do you realize how strong you have to be to throw a 300lb professional athlete to the ground with one hand? Reggie White routinely made it look easy.
Not just throw him to the ground but lift him off his feet and toss him lol
It was Larry Allen too, another HOFer
It's easier than you think when a player is off balance or just no expecting it
@@ironickey8516 yes, it’s easier when they’re off balance, that’s why he made them off balance.
And that 1 fella was a beast himself larry allen. I think Reggie was the strongest player to ever play IMO
The GREATEST defensive lineman of ALL TIME!
If you never played in the usfl he would have well over 220 sacks!
R.I.P to the G.O.A.T!
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1987...21 sacks, in 12 games. He obliterates the record with a full season.
I know, absolutely crazy
Didn’t know that. Wild. Zany. Extreme
@Teyae T the Minister of defense is in Heaven and I bet Jesus himself was like “hey man, you can have this seat”
i didnt know that. thats insane.
Jerry Rice had 22 TD’s that same year. I think there was a lot of replacements that year.
Wanna know what I love about these highlights? Look at how Reggie tackles, he doesn't launch himself like a missile for helmet to helmet trying to kill people. He remembers to just tackle, he wraps up, brings you down. Doesn't try to be fancy, and the way he celebrates, simple and humble. GOD I wish we had more Reggie Whites, but then there'd be no offense in the NFL XD.
I've never noticed, but great point.
What is the "NFL XD" ?
RIP Reggie White. Football is a violent game and there is know way you can play it safely and most of these sacks would still be considered roughing the passer in today's NFL
@frenchfrey65 you say he didn't launch into anyone as if he was physically capable of doing that. Why would he need to he was intimidating enough as it is. His character also played a role obviously
@@johncurtis3382 I say the former cuz way too many players these days knowing full well of concussions still lead with their heads, regardless of position. Also, you're not wrong on his intimidation, and what's hilarious about that is after he'd hit you, he'll ask if you're ok and ask god to bless you.
To those who don’t know what they’re watching, in the games against the Cowboys, he was doing this to the greatest offensive line of all of all time. RIP, Minister of defense. Bruce Smith only broke his sack record because he hung around 5 years after he was washed up. Reggie, all time sack king. Period. And one hell of a class act.
Bruce Smith was better and had Smith played in a 4-3 like White , Smith would have had 250 sacks
@@orphy6869 Reggie was one sack away from averaging a sack per game for his career. Bruce is way shy of that and played 4 more years in the league and only has two more sacks. You must be a Buffalo fan. There is no debate here. Only opinion. And offensive linemen never feared Bruce as much as they did the minister of defense. Cheers
@@orphy6869 agreed bruce smith was the greatest reggie white fell off in his last 5 years
1 game, 1 sack
@@northst8r you got that backwards chatgpt
Reggie White...was supernatural. Best defensive lineman of all time and its not even close.
Here's the argument both Atkins jones sprinkler tombstone Jackson they played in eras where the rules were alot different compared to today's set of rules the nfl didn't keep stats on how many sacks defensive ends got like gino Marchetti said he had quite a number of sacks so did Doug Atkins so 40yrs ago is when the nfl started keeping the stats of how many sacks defensive ends had since the nfl merger I think had the nfl kept tabs on how many sacks guys like Atkins Marchetti jones had there would be a debate on how many sacks they had in a game back then you only played an 8gm season plus you had to try to get ready or prepared for those 3 players I just mentioned
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Bruce Smith? Deacon Jones? I still feel Reggie on that but I'm throwing names out there for the position.
@@bretarmstrong6303 bruce smith is my pick but reggie the only one close to him
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For the people saying Bruce Smith, didn’t he play for 4 more years than Reggie? And only had 2 more sacks than him at the end of it? Definitely wasn’t better by any means
Rip Reggie White he had a really great career....
He's the most dominant defensive lineman to ever play the game. It's not even a discussion.
A great career you say?😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Kruppt808 🤡🤡
Saw Reggie play at Lambeau. Saw him throw a LT with that hump move. Closest thing to Michael Jordan as far as impressive that I ever saw in person.
He was amazing he even threw larry allen like a sack of potatoes
@@Doughboy-sh8tu Larry was a big dude and can move really well
He was literally unstoppable
“They better give him some help” Granted it was his rookie season but Larry Allen’s in the HOF and Reggie was just abusing this dude 😂
Reggie was a fuckin Monster! Whoever guarded him had Long days (or nights)
I came here to post something like this... Larry Allen is one of the most gifted offensive linemen to ever play the game, and a certified BAMF in his own right, but Reggie threw him around like he was a child. Incredible stuff.
That experience made him great lol.
I didn't know what being manhandled was until I saw this guy on the field. He literally was a man amongst boys. Tossing around guys like rag dolls is usually an exaggeration. Not with this guy
Larry Allen was a rook and out of place, as an OT.
Thank you Philadelphia for making the inexcusable mistake off letting go of Reggie. He made everyone on that Packers D better. He made Sean Jones better, he made Santana Dotson better, and he made Gilbert Brown better.
Reggie, Favre, Holmgren and Wolf turned Green Bay back into winners. I’m glad we got a ring for him.
You can thank SF for choosing George Siefert over Holmgren to take over for Walsh.
Mike Holmgren desperately wanted the 49ers job. He wanted it after George left, but they chose Mooch, so Mike went to Seattle.
Later, after Seattle, Mike went on record wanted to be the GM of the 49ers, but settled for the Browns.
In 2015/2016 he wanted to be the head coach after Harbaugh and/or be the GM but SF always turned him down. I don't know why.
Imagine a time line where Holmgren was the HC since 89 and he didn't help green bay take over the NFC in the 90's and it remained Dallas vs SF and then just SF after Dallas was done and no green bay... And then what he did with the Seahawks, but kept it up with SF. It could have been close to Belichick levels.
A ring in 89 and 94 and maybe another in between. Maybe the ring in 96 instead of Green Bay and a chance in 97.
@@PaulGaither imagine if the niners drafted brady and rodgers. seriously the 49ers are the biggest "what if" team in the nfl! they're just so unlucky!
@@1990Thunderbolt - I don't know how sarcastic you are being, but it is true.
Well, Brady wouldn't have been used as well with that squad as the Patriots used him. The staff was not good.
However, everybody expected Rodgers to get drafted by SF and the world was shocked when they took capitan check down.
Also, hindsight is 20/20 but SF had the #2 pick in 2017 and only had Hoyer the destroyer at QB. Watson and Mahomes were in their lap and they went with Solomon Thomas. Sure, they later got Jimmy G, but you cannot tell me that an unproven rookie Watson and Mahomes mobility are NOT what Shanahan wants/needs in his zone scheme with play action and bootlegs.
@@PaulGaither that's what i mean. the 49ers are so unlucky over the years. they may have reached the super bowl last season but who knows what can happen a year later.
@Harry Engel yes he was!
It’s amazing that Reggie White and Bruce Smith got all of those sacks in the running era.
And played the run and pass just as well also not one trick pony whatsoever
Excellent point
They both had some of the greatest longevity for their positions.
White won DPOY at age 37
Smith was still sacking QBs at age 40
The NFL was a passing league by then. They changed the rules in 78 and 94 to open up passing.
Pretty much, though to be totally fair, running era was long before the 80's.
He did that to Larry Allen.
Let that sink in. Larry - the strongest man in the NFL - Allen.
With one arm.
With
One
Arm
Larry was a rookie at that point and he says that play right there was one of his motivations to get where he got physically.
@@GrantYT18 - You are correct, but he was still a monster coming out of high school and college. That play just motivated him to go full beast mode and that once you make it to the NFL doesn't mean you are done growing.
@@PaulGaither Yeah bro you're right it's still an impressive feat for reggie nonetheless
Whose the strongest now? I think we know
Hell ya ecspecially agfter what larry allen did to colts in 1999
One of the great defensive linemen of all time!!!
The greatest DL of all time
What you mean one of the greatest?
Let's see all time d-ends remember you have to go back to the era's that the guys played Doug Atkins all 6'8 275lb monster of the midway deacon jones 1. There's a tie between Reggie and Bruce then you have Chris doleman mark gastineau Howie Long they didn't strat recording sacks till'82 remember back then the nfl only played an 8 game schedule
@@chadbinger8700 is he first or second deacon jones 1st then Reggie white 2nd Doug Atkins 3rd after that i don't know who
@@jldp24 BRUUUUUCE SMITH WAS GREAT TOO. 78
I had the pleasure of meeting Mr White on several occasions. He was a beautiful human being. I don't know how else to explain him. Great man.
Throwing larry allen out of the picture omg godly
Yeah wasn’t Allen a rookie that year. He never did it again Allen owned him. Erik Williams owned him also.
😂😂😂 such bs coming from a small sick cowgirls fan Reggie trucked both of them multiple times it’s ok everyone knows you racist cowgirls fans love spreading hate
Glad to say I had the pleasure of playing along side this guy, but even more honored to have known the man and to call him a brother in the Lord and a friend.
God broke the mold on this man. Miss you brother ❤
GOAT
In the pros?
Nice tribute. Broke my heart.
Cap
I wrote Reggie when I was in 3rd grade and he sent me a letter back. I moved around a lot and was kind of a troubled kid, wish I still had that letter. As a born and raised Chiefs fan, he's easily the greatest of all time at his position. R.I.P Reggie White 2004
Damn, Reggie was so freakin good. You sit down prepared for the club, he runs around you. You get upfield to prevent the speed rush, here comes the club and you’re literally flying. You try to cut his legs, he jumps over you. And he could play the run, had the discipline to stay in position for boot legs and misdirection. Best ever
The best defensive end ever. Period.
Reggie's strength was just awesome. Damn I miss old school football.
Rip legend. Reggie White was a blessing to watch. Also another blessing is to hear the great John Madden narrating the plays next to Pat. You guys should do one for John Madden on the play calling from the booth.
The reason I played football and became an Eagles fan 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
Reggie White was amazing. Great role model. Human highlight every time he stepped on the field.
He's the best lineman ever
Reggie White was the best defensive lineman of all time!
I worked Eagles training camp at WCU one summer. Mr. Reggie White was a gentle giant of a man, who took time to talk to anyone. One evening, we spent like 30 minutes just shooting it. I feel lucky and blessed to have had that opportunity.
Absolutely loved Reggie White! I'll never forget when he signed with the Packers. So happy he got his ring
What's hilarious is that in a lot of those sacks, he's not really beating people off the ball or even trying to go around anybody, he's just going *through* people. "You're trying to use one person to keep me off your qb? That's cute." Some off the guys Reggie was flinging around are Hall of Famers like Jackie Slater and Larry Allen. The fact he still sits at #2 on the all-time sack list, and that Bruce Smith only has him beat by two, speaks for itself.
Does that include the usfl stint?
@@jldp24 I don't think it does.
@@melvinshine9841 his strike rate for sacks is unmatched ...he is right on top on Mount Rushmore with LT..or rather LT with him
Whats scary was that Reggie likely could go around people if he needed, his agility and speed for his size was insane its just he rarely needed to.
We not even counting qb pressures for this guy bc that would have been on every pass play. GOAT
"He'd get up and say 'You alright? Alright well, bless you then' and he's going back in the huddle". Reggie was something else, man.
Rip Reggie man. What an unbelievable player he was
packers back to back super bowls
Reggie White is probably the GOAT of all Defensive Linemen. If only he lived just a bit longer...
Unrelated right lol?
Reggie white the greatest defense of end of all time honestly he was the best in the 80s and 90s he is the king of sacks
R.I.P to the greatest DE of all time
The only person to play Reggie up was cowboys offensive tackle Erik Williams that's that
His tackles would all be legal in today’s game. Wow...a monster with a heart. That is Reggie
Not really. A lot of sacks below the knees and putting his full body weight on the qb. Today's game is soft.
@@kifley19 All of his tackles SHOULD be legal in today's game, Reggie never tried to hurt anyone.
@@kifley19 grow up
@@DopeyDetector lol. Im pointing out facts. The league is soft today. A lot of old tackles would be penalties today. I think you need to grow up.
@@kifley19 go play a game in the soft league. Then tell us how it went. Dopey
That move he does with his arm is the coolest thing to see. To toss a grown man of that size like that is nothing but incredible. My favorite packer player ever
I've been waiting for this video to be uploaded Reggie White is one the best to ever do it
OMG he threw Cris Carter like a football! Reggie's ability was sick. Oh man! 🙏
Notice that he also tossed him straight at the QB, too. He was trying to disrupt a throw before he could get him himself, and it worked.
Why would they think a 300+ pound man built like a wrecking ball could be blocked by a wide receiver
RIP Reggie... still the best I've ever seen
Amen
GOD 🙏 HIM. FOREVER ONE OF THE OF THE BEST!
The best
The greatest lineman defensive player ever and still no one has come after that's even close to Reggie White still till this day yet. R.i.p
This might be the greatest defensive lineman I’ve ever seen im so sad I wasn’t alive to see this he looks literally unstoppable
He was like a video game player on 100
Reggie was awesome. Reggie White signed autographs at St. Fair in West Allis Wisconsin signed 800 something autographs and stayed 2 hours past how his time and his wife Sarah meeted and greeted everybody in line.They were awesome. Miss you Reggie ❤️
All those shots of 99 really took me back. Scoop that fumble. Man, RIP JEROME BROWN. Gone but not forgotten.
Don't forget Reggie White Andre Waters Wes Hopkins Mike Pitts and Buddy Ryan 🙏🙏🙏🙏😇😇😇😇🦅🦅🦅🦅
The best defensive lineman in NFL history. We miss you Reggie. God did blessed you brother. 😥😥
This man. Is my all time favorite player 🙌 he was a great man on and off the field rest in peace my friend 🙏 🙌
I love watching games or highlights from when defensive players were allowed to play football, and Reggie was one of the best ever.
Before weight lifting programs too
The best player, regardless of position, in NFL history.
TV12?
@@Ynkno Tom Brady a cheater
He’s not even the best Defensive player, that’s LT.
That’s funny cause LT said Reggie was better than him so you’re opinion means nothing
@@williamstocker584truly means nothing. Honorable of LT to say that but it’s LT then Reggie
The greatest DE who ever lived! Rest in peace 🙏
Absolutely #1 DE of ALL TIME. HE WAS AS BIG AS AN INTERIOR GUY BUT AS ATHLETIC AS AN END. BLESSED IN PEACE
REGGIE WHITE ONE OF MY FAVORITES YOU NEVER SEE A ANOTHER REGGIE WHITE PERIOD (92) ☝️🏉🏆R.I.P. 🙏 GREAT ROLE MODEL
When I was a kid I was so happy when he finally got his ring. He was one of my favorite players
1996
So happy he spent his young years in Philly,it was fun rooting for him, Byron Evans, Seth Joyner,Eric Allen. Brown,they were loaded
Don’t forget Hopkins and Andre
The GOAT
Go pack go
the way he threw Larry Allen... man
lol crazy
Absolute beast!
I agree with you random citizen!
@@NFLVault thanks NFL throwback as a diehard packers fan and hopefully packers 49ers 97 nfc championship the team white was on that made back to back super bowls I'm sure that will be on this channel eventually
BEST PLAYER EVER TO WEAR A PRO NFL UNIFORM...IM A GREEN BAY PACKER FAN SINCE DAY ONE..THANK YOU REGGIE WHITE FOR SOME AWESOME MEMORIES...R.I.P. CHAMP!!!!! #1
Could you do Warren Moon highlights? His release was incredible
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HE NEEDS TO DO ONE ON MR. RONNIE LOTT! IN MY OPINION THE GREATEST DEFENDER I EVER SAW.
His spirals were TIGHT! Could probably throw in car wash w/out ball getting wet!
That would last all of 30 secs
Woman beater moon oh him....
How does a defensive lineman have a 21 min highlight film ☠️ #legend 🙏🏾
bc it’s reggie white
@@jaydenhope7012 that’s the point of the comment smh 🤦🏾♂️
Looked at this twice, there never will be another Reggie White !!!!!!!!
The Minister of Defense 🏈🏈🏈
There are a lot of great players throughout NFL history. Some would say that the older generation would not be able to compete in today’s NFL, but Reggie White without a doubt would still dominate today
Greatest Defensive Player of All Time! God rest his soul. 🙏 The Minister of Defense is the real deal.
I got to watch that Super Bowl with my older sister and one of her friends. It was exciting. I didn't know he played for the other teams featured here. I thought he retired after Green Bay.
Thank you to the team that put this together. 💚💛
Honestly Reggie is one of those players that you could put on any team regardless of scheme or personal and hed work, his skills could translate to any team due to his ridiculous combination of Size, Speed and Power.
This is a 🔥🔥🔥 video the greatest defensive lineman ever reggie is one of a kind player
13:28 having Cris Carter block Reggie White seems unwise.
Man, I saw that!!! They should've fired the OC after that game to suggest something so damn stupid!!!
God loves a tryer.
They were wanting a Super Bowl and going all out. Chris Carter played his ass off. He deserves a trophy.
Reggie threw him 10 yards😂😂😂
I wish I could've seen him play live. He is really great
He’s easily a T-8 player of all-time. Him Sanders & Taylor are probably the only defensive guys I’d take over any QB in an All-Time Draft.
Derrick thomas
@Harry Engel well that team would
Win. Every game.
Sanders was an amazing corner against the pass. Not so much against the run.
Over TB12 tho??
@@Ynkno yes...only because the qb position is soooooo deep....you could pass on Brady and still land a hof super bowl winning qb
I watched Reggie in college more than I did in the pros. It didn't matter who he was going against, or how many were on him. He wasn't going to be stopped, and he'd wreck the play, unless the quarterback got rid of it quickly!
True definition of Beast Mode
Best defensive lineman ever. Dominated at all 4 D-line positions. In an era that didn’t pass as much as today. Look at how he was unblockable he was.
This is not my first view of the video, but I noticed two new things that made me love Reggie as a player even more.
1. You couldn’t block him one-on-one in any situation whether it’s off the edge or on the interior.
2. You couldn’t double team him when he was lined up on the interior. He said that the interior was his favorite place to line up because that’s where he won the most. He was too quick for centers and guards.
I’ve never seen that kind of dominance in my life, and I might not ever see it again. There have been a lot of great defensive linemen over the years, but I’m sorry, I couldn’t find one as good as the Minister of Defense.
This shows how great this man was. We all know bruce smith is the all time nfl sack leader with 200 sacks. He played 19 years and the player below him only played 15 years and was only 2 sacks behind him at 198.... that man was the big dawg himself reggie white.
He had amazing leverage
Love watching these old highlights!
Wish he retired a packer always forgot panthers stint
Being a Washington Redskins fan I saw Reggie White up close twice a year and sometimes 3 times if both teams made the playoffs... Reggie White was and unstoppable monster. He was just as good as Lawrence Taylor, maybe not as spectacular but the second greatest defensive player I ever saw... He threw grown offensive linemen around like you flick eye boogers... Sad that he died at such a young age...Truly a man amongst men...
Everyone in the comments is saying that Reggie is the greatest defensive lineman ever.. no.. he’s the greatest defensive PLAYER ever
big big amen to that!!
Yahtzee ❤
Lawrence Taylor
@@AM-wi6zo i like taylor but reggie was a little better lol but you cant go wrong either way though!!
Naaa... Lawrence Taylor was the greatest defense player of all time.
The scariest thing about Reggie White is how Bill Belichick, who was the defensive coordinator for the Giants at the time, pined really hard for the Giants to draft him, but the front office instead chose to draft an OL instead, who ended up never playing for the Giants anyway. Reggie White and Lawrence Taylor could have helped the Giants create dynasty for several years from that time. Thank God the Giants did not listen to Belichick.
I think he’s some sort of super human! Someone should not be able to rag doll another man like that!!! Good golly! Simply the best to ever do it!
He was throwing grown 300+ men around like nothing 😂💪🏽
I went to UT when Reggie was there. Back then they played real spring games. In 82 he ruined Tennessee's spring game because no one could block him.
Having LT, Derrick Thomas, and Reggie White in that era must be super scary.
Derrick Thomas is not a name you hear of very often. That guy could take over a game....underrated.
@@brianmartin3084 Had 6 sacks in one game. Insane.
That strength is awe inspiring
He was an absolute game changer a dominator.
Damn!!! Look at how he did Larry Allen... RESPECT
That's over the top.
Rip Reggie White Top 3 DE in NFL History
Top 3? You mean number 1?
@@cyrillesu your right he retired as the all time leader, at the time
@Harry Engel I agree Deacon created "the sack", Bruce elevated it, but White put the fear in it literally made the Packers a force in the tail end of the 90s
@Fries JJ Watts three time DPOY.
Gotta put 6'8 275 giant of a man Doug Atkins up there
A man who lived before his time. Reggie, Bless You. May you rest in peace. And thank you for the pleasure you gave to millions. 🙏🏼
The 🐐 defense end ever. What a incredible player and human being. What the hell were the vikings thinking having Chris Carter try to block Reggie at 13.40🤣.
Maybe they thought he'd trip over Carter
What was so great about him was he could just destroy the Oline through the edge and through the middle. And he did that for 20 years. Unreal longevity and career value from such a crucial position. Its why he's the best ever.
He put Green Bay back on the map. God Rest your soul Minister. It was such a privilege to watch you play. Thank you.🤛🙏😞
It was pretty amazing how he could throw players around. As a kid I was very impressed watching him. I still am. I wish the best his family. I know he is missed.
This ESPN 30 for 30 will be awesome!
Absolutely!
I didn't like the football life with the queer Jerome brown. Skipped most of the video. Towards the end. Pause.
@@biffdanielson2820🔥
The Greatest of all time!!!!!!!
Would you put him #2 all-time here's my top 5 all-time defensive ends #1 Bruce Smith #2 Reggie White #3 Doug Atkins #4 Deacon Jones Lawrence Taylor #5
Defensive G.O.A.T
From Chattanooga Tennessee
Aaron Donald you are the best in the game today. But Reggie White is the BEST the game has ever seen.
Reggie will always be my favorite football player! He played at my Alma Mater and spent most of his career with my favorite pro team, GB. Rest in peace Minister of Defense.
It's a shame his faith was barely mentioned in the video. With all this talk about race mattering these days, I have to say that as a Christian of a different race than myself, Reggie White was an inspiration to me as a young man showing that no matter what your job was or what you did that you are a representative of Christ. He did that very well and "ministered" to a lot of his coworkers. That is just as big of a part of his legacy as his many sacks. Someone doesn't have to look like you to make an impact.
Amen my brother in Christ
He would say to the guy facing him "Jesus is coming for ya Jesus is coming for ya. Are you ready for Jesus? I'm gonna bring ya to your maker. Prepare to meet your maker I am the Apocalypse."
He was known as the Minister of Defense.
This is football not religion
@@tocadadj2951 Tell that to Reggie White, right after he makes the sack on ya. For him, the grid iron was the Minister of Defense's altar upon which he would sacrifice quarterbacks. For Reggie, it was not only a religion, but a spiritual battle, most of which he won. Now let us pray 🙏 , okay? oK G💪💪D!!
Thanks 😊
The reason I became an Eagles fan. The best.
Him and Jerome brown might of been best tandem ever combined vs the run and the pass
Damn I'm a Cowboys & to see him throw Larry Allen right at the beginning that tell you all you need to know Larry Allen was the best lineman of the 90s
Ya if you seen the colts larry allen video on this channel that tells you how impressive white was lol
Not just the 90s of all time
@@frankfrega1302 shit honestly you probably right I remember see him kill it on them Pro Bowl bench press nobody was stronger 💪 Larry Allen was a badass 😎
He is the king of kings. Some people will say he was the best player ever