#84: Joe Schmidt | The Top 100: NFL’s Greatest Players (2010) | NFL Films
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- Pro Football Hall of Fame linebacker Joe Schmidt comes in at number 84 on NFL Films' "The Top 100: NFL's Greatest Players" list produced in 2010.
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Johnny Unitas said he was the best defensive player he ever faced. That's a high compliment
He is great to be on list
If anything, Schmidt is underrated--he's basically the template for every 4-3 middle linebacker that came after him. You had to be smart enough to diagnose plays and call defensive audibles, fast enough to run sideline to sideline and blitz, and strong enough to fight through offensive linemen to get to the ball carrier. Butkus, Lambert, Ray Lewis, they all followed the path that he blazed.
The one person who disliked this video was Gene Gedman.
Jerry Granville (the narrator) is one hell of a story teller.
Great coach oilers
Granville was - is one of the very best in the NFL when the NRL was a man's football game. He was honest and told it the way it is and that is why he wasn't more popular.
A great HOF linebacker of his era; Jim Brown was always complimentary of his abilities...
Remember when the lions and Browns were in the championship?.....
Pepperidge farm does.
Manky Man I love you
Yes Pepperidge Farm remembers 😂
Which year , I know the Lions won big one year maybe 56 and the Browns won big the other year maybe 57 ?
Browns won Big in 54 , Lions in 57 !
Lol
22 stitches in a preseason game and still played the 2nd half... wtf! #Beast
Man imagine the Browns and Detroit in a superbowl now 🤣. Would really wanna see that
2:30 that's dedication to the craft of refereeing....
Wtf lol
One word, joe Schmidt. Lol
私はお尻を食べます lmao
Lol I was just gonna comment dat
Yeah...that is glanville for you
Glanville sucked as a head coach. Should've never traded Favre out of Atlanta
“one word” lol it’s two words
QB gets absolutely cracked at 1:40 Jesus
Now you have to "tackle" him gently!!!
I became a Lion fan at the age of 7 snd this man was a big part of it. My Dad, brother and I attended every home game in 1970. Not only was he a great player but he was a great coach. The Lions haven’t had a great defense since Joe was around. God bless him.
Ya gotta love Glanville: One word on everybody's lips, Joe Schmidt!
Joe Schmidt made the Pro Bowl every year over Ray Nitschke. He should be rated over Ray.
Ray won five NFL championships and two Super Bowls. Schmidt won two NFL championships. Probably why Ray is rated higher than Schmidt but I see your point
@@maxazzopardi7446 I would attribute that more to Bart Star being better than Milt Plum or Jim Ninowski than Ray vs Joe. I also believe that the rise of NFL Films in the mid-late 60's elevates the standing some stars from that era over equally good or better players from earlier times.
@@chriskies5016 100% agree. That Packers team was stacked but players on teams that constantly win tend to be rated higher than contemporaries who don't. See Dennis Rodman.
@@maxazzopardi7446 we are on the same page . . . have a good one.
This guy needs more likes, he was Great.
ATTENTION PEOPLE: TO ALL REFERENCES ABOUT WHITE ATHLETES: stop saying he was too slow or too small to play the sport because obviously he wasn't. Do not attempt to belittle white athletes to make them seem like they worked harder than non white athletes, because at the highest level all of them had great ability. Thank you
Can you imagine a coach telling TJ Watt or Ray Lewis something like that today. Just see what you can out of that other eye. 😵🥺
He's in APF 2k8 a real football game btw!
Thanks for introducing me to Joe Schmidt. I am almost 60 years old but have never heard of him. Sadly today’s fans will likely never hear about many of the greats that played football in earlier eras
You know It's been a long time ago when Detroit and Cleveland played eachother in a championship game
If you ever wonder why the great ray nitschke made only 1 pro bowler, it was because joe schmidt overshadowed him. Now that's legendary
Being from Chicago and seeing Joe in the later part of his NFL career watching Detroit at least twice a year! The Lions were a tough defensive team in the 60's and Joe was the leader! The Black & Blue Division Teams all had Great MLB's Ray Nitschke, Joe Schmidt, Bill George (BDB)! Minnesota was just a State? CMTFU! No NFL Football! But there's a reason why the division was called the black & blue division! Because of the level of play and their Great Middle Linebackers and Joe Schmidt! Great Highlights
When Detriot played outside had bad fields real shit!!!!
Mr J yeah...when football was football
Joe Schmidt is the greatest defensive player in Detroit Lions history. Barry Sanders would be considered the greatest offensive player in Lions history. The greatest all around player in Lions history would be Dutch Clark.
Can't beat him
This is an interesting one. I like Glanville's qoutes very much. I wonder if he was at the '57 championship.
Very underrated
He played with stickers.Hardcore!
Joe Schmidt is two words Jerry!
Joe Schmidt used to make tackles when he was standing on the sidelines . If you listened to Van Patrick !
My dad used to make fun of how Van Patrick called baseball, describing these long fly balls that were eventually caught by the shortstop. :)
I take it Jerry Glanville was a Lions fan as a kid because he did Night Train Lane's video too
Gene Gedman was chosen in the second round. I guess Detroit threw parades for downdraft picks in those days. Maybe the fourth round guy got a new Cadillac.
You don't want to be on the Schmidt list...lol
greatest of all time at linebacker
Um... No
+Colin Moss yes
Very good not the best
Gaven Miller LT and Butkus
Best 4-3 outside backer is Jack Ham, for the 3-4 it's LT, best middle linebacker is either Ray Lewis or Brian Urlacher
22 stitches near his eye...and continues to play...now they sit out with "turf toe". That's all you need to know about the NFL in the 1950's and the NFL today...a lot tougher then!!!
Wow...A lot of thought went into your comment....such a football historian....Brilliant! Just another troll on You Tube!
Sounds like you're still living in Grandma's basement playing video games...no job...no girlfriend....(just your left hand)...sounds like a fuckin' loser troll to me!!! Bye fuckhead!!! You like using the word FAGGOT...I'd be worried if I were you!!!
Jim Cushman you know what you got one thing right I'm left handed good job
It's not about toughness, it's about winning. Why lessen your chances of winning by playing a guy who is hurt? That's selfish on the part of the player who is willing to sacrifice his team's chances to he can look "tough" and impress old guys like you....isn't the objective of the game to win? Same as it ever was?
Mate... you have clearly never played contact sport if you think Turf Toe is a joke....
Turf Toe is a Sprain of the ligaments in your big toe from repeated Trauma... serious Turf Toe is so painful you can barely walk...
Turf Toe prevents players from running effectively or changing directions at speed, essential aspects of effective football.
Often if you have Turf Toe you will be so ineffective playing that the team is better off with you sitting out for a few weeks to recover rather than you playing and being a huge liability on the field...
Don't get me wrong, props to Joe Schmidt playing with 22 stitches after halftime that's crazy toughness.... but Turf Toe can be a serious injury...
I once got Turf Toe by hyper-extending my big Toe in a tackle... It was so painful I could barely stand the first two weeks after the acute injury... Even when I made it back to the field I was not 100% until the next season after an extended off-season break.
Does anyone know the music at 0:33
That's two words
Jim brown had a bad game hard to believe he had a bad game. his entire career was storied.
Probably the only time you’ll ever hear of the lions having a winning season.
Jerry Glanville says in this clip everyone left the stadium with one word on their lips "Joe Schmidt". That's two words, coach. I understand why you never won a tittle
Glanville said about 1:34, "Joe Schmidt, the greatest linebacker to ever play the game."I've heard a couple of these types of proclamations in other _NFL top 100_ videos. Let's not go overboard. I could probably name five other linebackers that any unbiased expert would say are probably better... Butkus, Taylor, Lambert, Nitschke, Bednarik.
Tim Jansen and ray Lewis, Brian urlancer, bobby bell, willie Lanier, Sam huff, I think Joe Schmidt rated so high is because he revolutionized the middle linebacker position.
Agreed. Joe Schmidt was certainly NOT the greatest linebacker to ever play! Let's keep this thing in perspective.
They keep repeating that narrative because their talking about they're favorite player.
This list rated Lawrence Taylor at #3, the highest LB on the list. I believe Butkus was next at #10. But I think you can add Jack Ham and Jack Lambert to the list of 'Best Linebacker ever' according to their videos.
@@Number1Dougster He was the greatest linebacker up to the time he retired. Every era has what many consider the 'best' at their position. Why dispute it. Respect it.
does anybody know the song @ 2:40
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too bad they don't have his play where he picked up a struggling John David Crow just short of the goal line and dumped him!
Von Miller crunches but he ain't the coach in Paper Lion.
This dude was L.T. before L.T.
#84?....WAY TO LOW!!!
One word on there lips joe Schmidt hmmmm something seems off
Bill George would contrare.
Davan Mani he’s good but he never gets the attention by most people. Most people don’t know who Bill George is. Same could be said about George Connor.
@@loganstolberg2743 it's a shame. George Connor was great, obviously (HoF), but Bill George should be a top 100 player. Not much of a clue why he isn't.
Jerry Glanville: Joe Schmidt, too small, too slow, ripped up eye from a preseason game, best there ever was. LOL
Meh !
Jim Brown did not have a 'very bad day'???? He ran for a 56 yard touchdown in the first quarter!!!! Calm down Jerry.
14 points compared to their 59 and Jim Brown only scored 6 of those 14 points. All of this in a CHAMPIONSHIP GAME. I’d still say that’s a pretty bad day.
Maybe he's talking about overall throughout the game he'd been getting stuffed?
I mean I remember one game where Adrian Peterson ran for like 80 or 90 yards on the Lions with the first play of a game and finished with less than 100 total yards in the game. Lol. That'd still probably be a bad game I'd think. Lol.
Best line backer ? I don’t know about that
Lawrence Taylor is the best LB
Jeremy Thompson agreed
Top 5 tho
lawrence taylor is way bettr
Aidan Kenobi LT was more of an edge rusher. Schmidt is a true Linebacker
Too bad he was strung out on dope.
not as good as LT or dick butkus
cause all three of those people so had the dame position lol! ( sarcasm )
Some of these giys couldn't play in the NFL today
and most of the guys today would be carried off on a stretcher after a hit or two from the old guys...
What are you, 12 yrs old? Most of the guys today wouldn't have lasted in the 50''s .
Joe isn't better than Von Miller Ray Lewis Patrick Willis or even like kuchly
He had more Interceptions then Miller, Willis, and Luchely combined.
Who knows what his other stats would. have been. Too bad they didn't keep records for Sacks and Tackles.
Why?...because he doesn't dance?...doesn't scream when he comes on the field? The man just kicked ass and ended up in the HOF...
I'm a Stud yes he is.
Lewis was the only one better of that list
@@beatlejim64 Exactly right!!