The Chiefs had a badass secondary in those days. Deron Cherry, Lloyd Burrus, Albert Lewis and Kevin Ross. It looked like they used them all on the kick block teams.
Albert Lewis wasn't only a great corner, but apparently he was insane on special teams too. I never knew that and I'm a life long Chiefs fan (I knew he was a great corner tho)
A charger team about 10 years ago had the #1 offense AND THE #1 defense. But the special teams were historically bad. They finish 8-8 and missed the playoffs!
Great story. I didn't know about this one. I'm guessing Elliot Harrison helps selects these long lost treasures. He really knows a lot about his NFL history. I'm really glad this channel doesn't continue to rehash the same old stories that have been profiled on television time, and time again. BTW, nice to hear Kevin Harlan as radio man back when he was with the Chiefs broadcasting team.
To be on special team is to love being a hero. That Kama Kazi spirit of someone willing to give the last measure of himself for his team. You gotta love those guys!!!
There is no hurt feelings penalty but god forbid the NFL makes some safety rules to prevent players from limping for the rest of their lives or developing dementia at age 50.
Towards the end of the video one of the football commentators stated Albert Lewis made a career out of blocked punts. Is that even possible! That's pretty awesome. And they outlasted Pittsburgh 24-19 with a major part of the special teams doing their job. The KC offense must've been like thank God the special teams bailed us out lol. Great video and thanks for sharing.
What also could be mentioned was the Chiefs were so impressed with Frank Gansz, the special teams coach at 3:03, they actually promoted him to head coach after the 1986 season to replace the supposed offensive minded John Mackovic. Unfortunately he went 8- 22- 1 over two years with K.C. But he did have a long career in the NFL, mostly as a special teams coach
Mackovic FINALLY seemed to turn the corner...and his reward was termination. Chiefs gonna Chief. Silver lining was Gansz's awful stint led them to Marty Schottenheimer.
Bill Cowher started as a special teams coach under Marty. But when he was hired to be a head coach by Pittsburgh he was the defensive coordinator for KC.
I agree. I can't think of anyone who made the leap from special teams coach straight to head coach. It's always an off./def. coordinator, or nowadays maybe the qb's coach.
Albert Lewis #29 of the Kansas City Chiefs Career Accomplishments Kansas City Chiefs (1983-1993) Los Angeles / Oakland Raiders (1994-1998) 4× Pro Bowl (1987-1990) 2× First-team All-Pro (1989, 1990) Lewis was a 3rd round draft pick (61st overall) by the Chiefs in the 1983 NFL Draft. He enjoyed a stellar career that spanned 16 seasons in which he recorded 42 interceptions, 12.5 sacks, 13 forced fumbles, 13 fumbles recoveries and 2 touchdowns. In addition to his standout play on defense, Lewis blocked a stunning 11 kicks in 11 seasons with the Chiefs.
It is an embarrassment that Albert Lewis is not in the HOF. Jerry Rice called him his toughest corner that he faced, was a a game-changer on special teams, and a GREAT cover corner for the Chiefs and Raiders, playing there for an amazing 15 years, plus one year at free safety.
Back then, special teams play was wildly inconsistent. There were teams who literally could give two fucks about it. Not taking anything away from the Chiefs at all--they were smart--just pointing out why this sort of volume of standout special teams play was more possible back then compared to today.
When I think of the Chiefs from that era, I think of them passing on Dan Marino in the 1983 Draft and taking instead Todd Blackledge. They had everything you needed to win Super Bowls, except, a good Quarterback. What might have been.
Jeff Christie....the biggest special teams impact player ever.... sorry couldn't resist!. .on a better note... My Son and I were in Canton to see Marv Levy's cab driver induct him in to the Hall of Fame.. where belongs IMO, my Son got his RAM helmet signed by Youngblood and Dryer! YEAH!!!
0:01 Penalty in 2018. 0:24 Penalty in 2018. 0:29 Penalty in 2018. 0:33 Penalty in 2018. 0:38 Penalty in 2018. 1:13 Penalty in 2018. 1:26 Penalty in 2018. 2:05 Penalty in 2018. 4:15 Penalty in 2018. 5:44 Penalty in 2018. 6:09 Penalty in 2018. This team would be 1-15 in 2018 with today's soft rules.
As a 13 year old Bears fan during the 1986 NFL season this was exciting to watch from a distance. I'd be watching the Bears and they'd show the updates from other games. I don't know how many times I saw Deron Cherry or Albert Lewis blocking punts, field goals, forcing fumbles etc. Even running back returns. Here in Chicago we had a phenomenon named Devin Hester. But I'd never seen a team with a total and dynamic special teams like the 1986 KC Chiefs had.
The 2014 eagles 🦅 Sproles returned punts for touchdowns against San Francisco (82 yards) and Carolina (65 yards) and was named to the Pro Bowl team. Parkey led the NFC in scoring with 150 points, converting 32 of his 36 field-goal tries and all 54 of his extrapoint attempts. The Eagles tied an NFL record with seven special-teams touchdowns and also blocked a leaguehigh six kicks, including two apiece by Brandon Bair and James Casey. Three blocked punts by coach Dave Fipp’s units were returned for Philadelphia touchdowns by Maragos, Burton and Brad Smith. Maragos led the Eagles with 14 tackles in coverage, followed by Casey with 13, Nolan Carroll with 11 and Braman with eight. Carroll also chipped in a fumble recovery
Buford McGee. Actually had a long career in the NFL although in 1986 he only returned one kick total. www.pro-football-reference.com/players/M/McGeBu00.htm
Why isn't that the Kansas city 1980s secondary not in shrine in the Kansas city Ring of fame.. Were talking about one of the best secondaries ever in the Nfl.. Lloyd Burris Albert Lewis Kevin Ross and Deron cherry.. in my humble opinion all of these players are worthy of selection for the Hall of fame 🏈🏈🏈👑👑🔥❤❤ Oh yeah by the way.. Am from the U.K. Ex baller CB
Every team in the playoffs either has a good offense or good defense or both and in the playoffs alot of the time the defenses show up in atleast 2 or 3 games so you need to play turnover free football and rely on special teams its the hidden story in games unless you'rer these chiefs! lol
I think you could make a case the Chiefs as a franchise have done special teams better than any other franchise in the NFL. Just think of the names, Tyreek Hill, Dante Hall, Albert Lewis, Nick Lowry, Dustin Colquitt, Morten Anderson, and Bryan Barker, these are all special teams greats. The Chiefs in general are unheralded for drafting and producing great special teams units.
Wow I mean that is one incredible video I mean I know almost everything about football from 1988 through present day but that is one thing I never heard about I mean that's got to be at least on par with the Grits Blitz because the Grits Blitz finish date and date and didn't make the playoffs I mean that is something well well. I don't have to go check that guy's name again was it Albert Lewis or I'm going to check it again but I have to say he was submitter special teams players and Steve Tasker I mean look at that look at that stuff I do remember that team making the playoffs and losing I believe it was to the Jets I mean I grew up in Philadelphia and then I move to Boston and then Vegas then Florida for a while and yeah I never lived in the Kansas City Market but just what an incredible esoteric video and you know 5 stars
Imagine if the Chiefs had a QB like Mahomes back then. Hell you could have put Dave Krieg on that team and probably could have won at least one playoff game.
The idiot Chiefs after making the playoffs for the first time in 15 years, fired their coach John Malkovich after the 1986 season. I think they won 3 games the following year.
Thanks for giving special teams Love so this was Basically 1986 Chiefs Specials Teams Unit is basically equivalent of the 85 Bears and Greatest Show On Turf I like it yeah people only think of Vanateri,Hester and Papale when it comes to special teams
Wow, never heard of an offense being so horrible that they had rely on their special teams to win the games and produce a winning record. Chiefs = pile of garbage. Special team = Can of Fabreeze Clean smelling garbage. Went 10-6 to make the playoffs but lost in the first round 35-15 vs the Jets.
Special teams used to be a much bigger part of football. Now it's mostly an afterthought. Teams used to use a lot of starting position players on special teams, and almost every team had at least one guy that was on the roster ONLY because they excelled on special teams. And there was much more value placed on having a good field goal kicker and punter. These days special teams units are filled almost entirely with end of the bench guys that would never see the field on a play from scrimmage unless multiple guys at the same position get injured during the course of a game. And nobody uses roster spots for guys that are special teams aces anymore. The bears took flak for years because everyone thought they were morons for using a roster spot for Devin Hester. And field goal kickers and punters have absolutely no value in the eyes of GMs anymore. Teams are always letting good kickers and punters go because they think they can just sign anyone with a pulse and it will make no difference.
I have to watch a few videos by someone before I subscribe. This is the fourth or fifth one I've watched by Elliot Harrison and I'm completely sold. Loved this one and the Walter Payton one. Great stuff for us NFL fans/historians!
Lol teams where Probably better off going for it on 4th down instead of punting
😂😂😂
Might as well go for it 👍
Ikr where’s the fake punts lmao the only times they go for it is when Brady drop kicks it lmao
Now THIS is a helluva story. I will have to watch it a little later but this is the kind of thing Mr. Harrison should focus on in his vault stories.
yes
The Chiefs were so bad that i think it was BIll Maas who said "I left 2 Chiefs tickets on my windshield and came back to see 4 tickets"
CutterHistorical shut up
Kc for life bitc#
Now THAT is hilarious 😂😂
@@symbiottime3645 don’t be a baby
Kevin Harlan is the Chiefs radio announcer in these clips! He’s the man!
Yes he was the announcer on 101 the fox for many years. Nobody has ever done it better than him.
The Chiefs had a badass secondary in those days. Deron Cherry, Lloyd Burrus, Albert Lewis and Kevin Ross. It looked like they used them all on the kick block teams.
They did indeed and then soon after got my favorite chief of all time Dale Carter. Those were the years when your corners could actually play defense.
DeRon Cherry was so good he often went unchallenged for entire games. They were indeed stacked.
@@eggsngritstn He could be a Hall of Famer.
lol
Yeah their secondary was dominant.
7:04 - that's not a block and recovery. That's an interception. HE PICKED THE GODDAMN KICK!
wouldn't that just be a punt return of the shortest punt ever made?
Kickerception
If you slow it down it clearly falls to the turf, but to the naked eye it does look like he caught it lol
I would be VERY CAREFUL, if I were you, to use God's name as a curse word
Albert Lewis wasn't only a great corner, but apparently he was insane on special teams too. I never knew that and I'm a life long Chiefs fan (I knew he was a great corner tho)
This Albert Lewis is in on every play
Albert Lewis for Hall of Fame.
looks like
If they're going to let Hester or Tasker in, it makes sense.
He is my Grambling classmate and I think he deserves a gold jacket
The thing is, Lewis wasn't just a special teams expert. He also intercepted 42 passes. He should be in the HOF.
@@TheStapleGunKid Absolutely.
Love when any Chiefs team ever gets recognition. Proud to be a fan. ❤💛
A charger team about 10 years ago had the #1 offense AND THE #1 defense. But the special teams were historically bad. They finish 8-8 and missed the playoffs!
Anotherday yup, The 2010 Chargers
Yup that proves how vital a special teams unit needs to be to be successful
Yeah yeah we all watch Jon Bois
Great story. I didn't know about this one. I'm guessing Elliot Harrison helps selects these long lost treasures. He really knows a lot about his NFL history. I'm really glad this channel doesn't continue to rehash the same old stories that have been profiled on television time, and time again.
BTW, nice to hear Kevin Harlan as radio man back when he was with the Chiefs broadcasting team.
To be on special team is to love being a hero. That Kama Kazi spirit of someone willing to give the last measure of himself for his team. You gotta love those guys!!!
Wow great post! I barley remember Lewis only becoming a Chiefs fan in about 91 but I remember he with Ross and Cherry were really good.
Same here. First quarterback I remember is Steve deberg
3:05
Best blocked punt I've ever seen, two guys got there and blocked it at the same time lmao
Aaaahhhh the memories, the good ol days.
Albert Lewis was a beast. Quality corner and his acceleration off the line to block punts was deadly.
Nowadays all those blocks would be 15 yard penalties and ejections for hurting the punter's feelings.
Only feelings hurt are yours
100% true. Over half these blocks would be called penalties. I counted several other sacks and tackles that would be flagged too.
I wouldn't exactly say that, but you're entitled to your opinion
There is no hurt feelings penalty but god forbid the NFL makes some safety rules to prevent players from limping for the rest of their lives or developing dementia at age 50.
Jonny Watts God forbid you need special treatment playing the game of football, where the goal is to hit your fucking opponents and score touchdowns.
11 career blocked punts has GOT to be a record. Lewis was awesome! Thanks for sharing.
These videos are awesome, I love the throwback stories!
If dante hall "human joystick" was in the nfl back then they'd be the best ever by a mile
jags day bet
@@RxDende gimme a competitor
jags day I meant bet as in you’re right lmao
Xnoah FaceX that made no sense
Joshua PARK get with the lingo old boy lmfao
That ending was really wholesome
That’s the greatest special teams play in NFL history!
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Music city miracle?
I'm impartial to the missed FG return for TD
Towards the end of the video one of the football commentators stated Albert Lewis made a career out of blocked punts. Is that even possible! That's pretty awesome. And they outlasted Pittsburgh 24-19 with a major part of the special teams doing their job. The KC offense must've been like thank God the special teams bailed us out lol. Great video and thanks for sharing.
What also could be mentioned was the Chiefs were so impressed with Frank Gansz, the special teams coach at 3:03, they actually promoted him to head coach after the 1986 season to replace the supposed offensive minded John Mackovic.
Unfortunately he went 8- 22- 1 over two years with K.C. But he did have a long career in the NFL, mostly as a special teams coach
That's interesting because you don't hear to much about a SP coach being promoted as a head coach. Too bad he didn't do so well.
Mackovic FINALLY seemed to turn the corner...and his reward was termination. Chiefs gonna Chief. Silver lining was Gansz's awful stint led them to Marty Schottenheimer.
John Harbaugh is the only other I can think of
Bill Cowher started as a special teams coach under Marty. But when he was hired to be a head coach by Pittsburgh he was the defensive coordinator for KC.
I agree. I can't think of anyone who made the leap from special teams coach straight to head coach. It's always an off./def. coordinator, or nowadays maybe the qb's coach.
This is a really great story. About 9 years before I really started watching football so needless to say I wasn't aware of it. Great special teams!
Albert Lewis #29 of the Kansas City Chiefs
Career Accomplishments
Kansas City Chiefs (1983-1993)
Los Angeles / Oakland Raiders (1994-1998)
4× Pro Bowl (1987-1990)
2× First-team All-Pro (1989, 1990)
Lewis was a 3rd round draft pick (61st overall) by the Chiefs in the 1983 NFL Draft. He enjoyed a stellar career that spanned 16 seasons in which he recorded 42 interceptions, 12.5 sacks, 13 forced fumbles, 13 fumbles recoveries and 2 touchdowns. In addition to his standout play on defense, Lewis blocked a stunning 11 kicks in 11 seasons with the Chiefs.
It is an embarrassment that Albert Lewis is not in the HOF. Jerry Rice called him his toughest corner that he faced, was a a game-changer on special teams, and a GREAT cover corner for the Chiefs and Raiders, playing there for an amazing 15 years, plus one year at free safety.
Seriously!
#Chiefskingdom baby💯💯💯
Super Bowl 4 niggas be like
Knowledge drop.
Thanks for posting.
Watching this video makes me wanna day Albert Lewis should be in the Hall of Fame
He was inducted to the "Chiefs Hall of Fame" in March 2007 ❤ 😉 Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame in 2004 as well. 🙂 My Uncle Albert 😎
Albert Lewis need to be in the Hall of Fame
Back then, special teams play was wildly inconsistent. There were teams who literally could give two fucks about it. Not taking anything away from the Chiefs at all--they were smart--just pointing out why this sort of volume of standout special teams play was more possible back then compared to today.
What teams didn't care about special teams tho? seeing that you can easy lose a game if your special teams are bad. I'm not buying your theory.
Nowdays it seems the Nfl is phasing out the Special teams
They need to have special team player of the year award and call it the Albert Lewis award
Albert Lewis the greatest punt Blocker on all the time for the Kansas City Chiefs from the 80s and early 90s era
Great video. Didnt know this... Lewis was a stud.
30 for 30 presents: SPECIAL Teams
He should've been League MVP that year. He needs to be in the HOF what a Legend
I know this isn't related to the 86 team, but Dustin Colquitt is the greatest punter of all time.
He's statistically up there with the best punters of all time. Chiefs won't need him much this year though.
It would be awesome if you do a video on Steve Tasker.
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I was just trying to remember his name! Man, it seemed like he made a big play in every game!
whatsthebigfndeal for sure. He was awesome to watch.
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I need these players on my Madden overdrive special teams
GO CHIEFS
When I think of the Chiefs from that era, I think of them passing on Dan Marino in the 1983 Draft and taking instead Todd Blackledge. They had everything you needed to win Super Bowls, except, a good Quarterback. What might have been.
Holy shit that last game vs the steelers!!
Awesome story! Won't ever happen again either, because if you sneeze on the punters/kickers now you get flagged for it.
Jeff Christie....the biggest special teams impact player ever.... sorry couldn't resist!. .on a better note... My Son and I were in Canton to see Marv Levy's cab driver induct him in to the Hall of Fame.. where belongs IMO, my Son got his RAM helmet signed by Youngblood and Dryer! YEAH!!!
Imagine this special teams and defence with the 2018 chiefs offense it would be over 64-0 6 superbowls in a row
Been here since NFL Vault
0:01 Penalty in 2018. 0:24 Penalty in 2018. 0:29 Penalty in 2018. 0:33 Penalty in 2018. 0:38 Penalty in 2018. 1:13 Penalty in 2018. 1:26 Penalty in 2018. 2:05 Penalty in 2018. 4:15 Penalty in 2018. 5:44 Penalty in 2018. 6:09 Penalty in 2018. This team would be 1-15 in 2018 with today's soft rules.
I’m an eagles fans but I got to give respect to the chiefs
That win in Pittsburgh in 1986 was the last time the Chiefs won there until week 2 of this year!
As a 13 year old Bears fan during the 1986 NFL season this was exciting to watch from a distance. I'd be watching the Bears and they'd show the updates from other games. I don't know how many times I saw Deron Cherry or Albert Lewis blocking punts, field goals, forcing fumbles etc. Even running back returns. Here in Chicago we had a phenomenon named Devin Hester. But I'd never seen a team with a total and dynamic special teams like the 1986 KC Chiefs had.
The 2014 eagles 🦅
Sproles returned punts for touchdowns against San Francisco (82 yards) and Carolina (65 yards) and was named to the Pro Bowl team. Parkey led the NFC in scoring with 150 points, converting 32 of his 36 field-goal tries and all 54 of his extrapoint attempts.
The Eagles tied an NFL record with seven special-teams touchdowns and also blocked a leaguehigh six kicks, including two apiece by Brandon Bair and James Casey. Three blocked punts by coach Dave Fipp’s units were returned for Philadelphia touchdowns by Maragos, Burton and Brad Smith. Maragos led the Eagles with 14 tackles in coverage, followed by Casey with 13, Nolan Carroll with 11 and Braman with eight. Carroll also chipped in a fumble recovery
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Deron Cherry was such an underrated player.
Except in TECMO Super Bowl ;-)
Great video! I remember this vividly. The Giants won the SB in 1986 and 1990. Co-incidence? : P
If only their offense was at least above average,their record might have been better than 10-6.
1989 we acquired a legend
Damn who was that kick returner at 1:40 that was hilarious
Buford McGee. Actually had a long career in the NFL although in 1986 he only returned one kick total.
www.pro-football-reference.com/players/M/McGeBu00.htm
They allowed cars to be parked on the field at Three Rivers Stadium?
Its too bad the Nfl ownership is phasing out Special Teams play.
Seeing the packers Lose on speical teams brought me here
Just imagine tyreek hill as a return man for this team it’s a lose lose situation at that point
Why isn't that the Kansas city 1980s secondary not in shrine in the Kansas city Ring of fame.. Were talking about one of the best secondaries ever in the Nfl.. Lloyd Burris Albert Lewis Kevin Ross and Deron cherry.. in my humble opinion all of these players are worthy of selection for the Hall of fame 🏈🏈🏈👑👑🔥❤❤ Oh yeah by the way.. Am from the U.K. Ex baller CB
Best special teams coach ever
Every team in the playoffs either has a good offense or good defense or both and in the playoffs alot of the time the defenses show up in atleast 2 or 3 games so you need to play turnover free football and rely on special teams its the hidden story in games unless you'rer these chiefs! lol
I watched this on the NFL app a few hours ago
6:58 week 18
I think you could make a case the Chiefs as a franchise have done special teams better than any other franchise in the NFL. Just think of the names, Tyreek Hill, Dante Hall, Albert Lewis, Nick Lowry, Dustin Colquitt, Morten Anderson, and Bryan Barker, these are all special teams greats. The Chiefs in general are unheralded for drafting and producing great special teams units.
I wonder if there's a legit case for Albert Lewis entering the HOF... Not the most accomplished player but excelled at both corner and special teams.
Wow I mean that is one incredible video I mean I know almost everything about football from 1988 through present day but that is one thing I never heard about I mean that's got to be at least on par with the Grits Blitz because the Grits Blitz finish date and date and didn't make the playoffs I mean that is something well well. I don't have to go check that guy's name again was it Albert Lewis or I'm going to check it again but I have to say he was submitter special teams players and Steve Tasker I mean look at that look at that stuff I do remember that team making the playoffs and losing I believe it was to the Jets I mean I grew up in Philadelphia and then I move to Boston and then Vegas then Florida for a while and yeah I never lived in the Kansas City Market but just what an incredible esoteric video and you know 5 stars
Imagine if the Chiefs had a QB like Mahomes back then. Hell you could have put Dave Krieg on that team and probably could have won at least one playoff game.
0:00 is that roughing the punter or nah?
The idiot Chiefs after making the playoffs for the first time in 15 years, fired their coach John Malkovich after the 1986 season. I think they won 3 games the following year.
2:44. He "blocks" the kick. It never even got to the guys foot. I've never seen that before.
Thanks for giving special teams Love so this was Basically 1986 Chiefs Specials Teams Unit is basically equivalent of the 85 Bears and Greatest Show On Turf I like it yeah people only think of Vanateri,Hester and Papale when it comes to special teams
Wow, never heard of an offense being so horrible that they had rely on their special teams to win the games and produce a winning record.
Chiefs = pile of garbage.
Special team = Can of Fabreeze
Clean smelling garbage. Went 10-6 to make the playoffs but lost in the first round 35-15 vs the Jets.
Great one!!! Love it..
Not even mentioned was the great Nick lowery, an all pro kicker who was one of the best kickers in his time
Albert Lewis was a great all-around player. Why he's not considered for the Hall of Fame, I do not know.
Hmmm... And Frank Beamer started coaching Virginia Tech the next year. Coincidence?
Lol that's my Chiefs, win or lose thats my team till I die.
Was every punter named Jeff Smith back then?
Albert Lewis should be in the Hall of Fame just for his Special Teams play.
86 Chiefs... to bad no QB....Great Special Teams
2:49 😂 most ridiculous blocked punt I have ever seen. The ball doesn’t even hit his foot.
Wow just WoW
>Steve Tasker still isn't in the hall of fame
Almost as bad a snub as Gradishar and Wistert.
Anyone else notice at 3:35 there are four cars randomly parked in the end zone?
Special teams is a third of the game. A crappy Special teams unit can cost you games.
Came here after the packers playoff game against the 49ers to see what a good special teams looks like
so I take it at that time the "Roughing the Kicker" Penalty was not a thing yet?
Deron Cherry! What a player and leader.
www.chiefs.com/video/where-are-they-now-deron-cherry-9552746
So why would a team keep punting against the chiefs?
NFL throwback please heart this I love u guyz
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Albert Lewis and HOF corner Emmitt Thomas were the greatest corners the Chiefs ever had! Kevin Ross is right behind them.
Special teams used to be a much bigger part of football. Now it's mostly an afterthought. Teams used to use a lot of starting position players on special teams, and almost every team had at least one guy that was on the roster ONLY because they excelled on special teams. And there was much more value placed on having a good field goal kicker and punter.
These days special teams units are filled almost entirely with end of the bench guys that would never see the field on a play from scrimmage unless multiple guys at the same position get injured during the course of a game. And nobody uses roster spots for guys that are special teams aces anymore. The bears took flak for years because everyone thought they were morons for using a roster spot for Devin Hester. And field goal kickers and punters have absolutely no value in the eyes of GMs anymore. Teams are always letting good kickers and punters go because they think they can just sign anyone with a pulse and it will make no difference.
I have to watch a few videos by someone before I subscribe. This is the fourth or fifth one I've watched by Elliot Harrison and I'm completely sold. Loved this one and the Walter Payton one. Great stuff for us NFL fans/historians!
Special teams are MOST IMPORTANT!
It's a shame most of us have never heard of this Lewis guy. He was a beast apparently!!
TIL, apparently they used to park cars in the stadium.