Webster Slaughter talks football beginnings and how he almost played in the MLB | Browns Club 46
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- In this episode of Club 46, Jay Crawford sits down with Webster Slaughter to discuss his path to the NFL, why he chose football over basketball and baseball, and recalls the first time he met Ozzie Newsome.
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My daughter's absolute fav!! #84! We got to meet him at Randall Mall in a sports store, and he was so sweet. , what impressed me the most was how attentive he was to my Mom! So sweet, Thank you Webby!
Sounds like Webster is doing well. Loved watching him play football.
I remember the players from the Cleveland Browns came to my high school and played donkey basketball against our faculty. I was able to get their signatures, including Webster Slaughter's. Great Memories!
Hall of Fame player. Memories taken from living room tv, too Living ones Life. Great player ,Great Man. Much Respect for Webster Slaughter.💪😉
Webster Slaughter no doubt was and will always be a fan favorite. Incredible catches, tough and players like that melted in the community. I'm not surprised he's doing God's work because God is a Diehard Browns Fan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Put Webster into the ring of honor...........
I was at that Monday night game I was a kid and I'll never forget it That was the longest pass play I've ever seen.
It was against Chicago, right?
@@godchrist5563 yes it was Bernie Kosar to Webster Slaughter and then the cube ran a punt return all the way back the Browns completely shut the Bears down it was awesome
One of my childhood ( teen years) idols. What an incredible football player and what an incredible human being. To this day I still love this man and all those players on those Browns teams. Praying for you Webster as you go around readings and teaching God's word. Just a ton of respect for this man and that he had the drive and courage to be obedient to do God's work when he was called. I'm sure he could be doing many other things with more accolades but once a champion always a champion. Great man, this interview bought back so many emotions and memories! Much Love #84!!!
Webstar Slaughterhouse OBG the Original Browns GangStar. After years of watching on TV my first Browns game was that MNF game against Pittspuke. I lost my voice and had a headache from all the yelling and a night I'll never forget. One o the best memories of my youth. Go Browns!
My top 5 wide receivers in that era jerry rice ,Anthony Carter, Al Toon, Webster slaughter, the mark brothers
Yesssssss my guy, Slaughter. Boy I remember going to the games and then hanging at O'Malley's and dancing all night with them. Never being disrespectful or disrespectful. Great person always kind! Thank you for all the wonderful memories
Thank you for the great memories, Mr. Slaughter! You were a great wideout!
💓 slaughter!!
Glad to hear he's a Christian!!
Wish he would have talked about Langhorne and Brennan more..
Mack Byner Fontenote
Kosar
Dixon Minnifield
The game against the Raiders where I remember they said he was overrated as he torched them..
Looked like after one catch they tried to break his ankle...
Man I miss him 😔
If he’s a Christian, I respect him more! Jesus Christ is the best! Webster Slaughter was fantastic!
SDSU fan here and definitely a fan of Webster and those great Browns teams from the past.
One of my all time Favs!!!❤
Man slaughterhouse bro great times.
❤️U Webster Slaughter #84!!
Hands down my favorite browns player from that era. Even more than Bernie!!
Wussup Web... loved the interview!!! Franklin HS Jazz 82!! Nice seeing you! You represented bro!! 🤜🏽🤛🏽💯
Now those day were great. Winning was nice. Now maybe the Browns can start something that can be great to.
Loved webster!!
Great stories!
I remember is slaughter Cabbage patch dance, and the slaughterhouse. Great great days too bad Denver spoil things
You know what? Now I'm wondering how the game (the drive) would have turned out if he had played the entire game.
One of my favorites , he looks Damn good for his age
Webster is the most competitive person I've ever known. Circa 1985 SDSU. Me and my other roommates, decided to play a pickup basketball game in the park. Webster wasn't very tall, or big. He looked 5' 11" but maybe a shade taller. Anyway, I saw him dunk with authority. It seemed like he was a foot above the rim when he did it. I can attest to his basketball skill. If you read this by any chance, get at Gillis, I know he'd love to speak to you. He's doing well, beautiful wife, 4 kids.
i loved web star
I played against this guy and guarded him as a DB in high school. I did well against him. He never beat me for anything major at all.
My daughter's absolute fav! We met him in a sports store at Randall Park Mall . Let me tell you he was sooo sweet, took some pictures with him, but what i admired the most was how attentive he was to my Mother! Really paid attention to some 70 yr old lady. Right! Webster. THANK YOU!!🥰
Webster ,he played in the era where you can be clueless
WEB STAR
May G-D bless WebStar.
Me being a Slaughter and my Slaughter family being from Cleveland I was always told this guy was related to us but I’ve never officially met him or seen him 🤷🏿♂️
GOAT
Just like when we broke the 3 river jinks. Brown 51 steeler 3
51 - 0
I love Web as much as anyone, but he's the one that's responsible for poor Ernest Byner's (The Fumble) place in Brown's infamy...he was supposed to clear out Castille to the corner, or block him...he did neither, and the rest is history...Byner never blames him, or even mentions him either...
Byner Add Butterfingers his whole career.
@@bubbahairysnachgrabber9939 He had 2281 career carries in the regular seaon, and playoffs...he had a grand total of 33 fumbles, or 1 every 69.1 carries...give me a break...
Keyboard warriors again......
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Do you have to be that guy who will pick out the one thing to criticize a person over? If Ernest Byner doesn't blame him, why would anyone else?
wow..spent 40 minutes and not one mention of bernie kosar and their relationship and what it was like to play with him..one of the greatest cleveland brown connections..that's sad and wierd and i'm not even a browns fan...