So glad Larry Allen was fortunate to have John Madden commentating that game vs the Colts...here is Joe Buck’s analysis: “Emmett Smith.... touchdown... no flags”.
Madden talked in football language, but wasn't arrogant about it. I'm so blessed to have grown up watching him do color. I learned a lot about the game from him.
I remember watching that game at my buddies house. And figured he was going to run out of gas. And then got faster. We were freaking out about. I was like holy shit. He outweighed that LB by 75 lbs. I haven't seen any one like him since.
I love how the ol' O-Lineman gets some love and the fact that Madden got to call that game made me smile even more. Great job Elliott in highlighting this.
Some of the strongest raw bench pressers in the world today aren't that far above 700lbs and they train specifically for that event. This dude is doing it while training for football OMG!
I mean he almost certainly didn't actually do that. Only 6 people have ever officially benched over 700 raw. I'd be surprised if Larry Allen could get over 500.
In 14 years in the NFL, Larry Allen was a pro bowler 11 times, and a first team all pro 6 times. His 3 non-pro bowl seasons were his rookie season, his last season, and the 2002 season when he was injured and only played in 5 games. He made pro bowls and first team all pro at Right Guard, Left Guard, and Left Tackle. EDIT Rest in Peace, Larry.
crazy to think in 14 years and only 1 of those years he didn't get any honors/achievements, like you said injured in 02. His rookie year he got all-rookie honors, in his last season with he 49ers he was an alternate pro bowler. dude is a freak of nature, one in a million
When I was in high school Larry was going to Sonoma state college which was right behind our school. Larry came to the park where we played basketball and easily at 300 pounds dunked and broke the metal backboard. We were in shock. A natural born athlete who was a cool guy very humbled.
Wow! I will always remember his amazing blocks and that awesome run he did to tackle that guy. I'd really like to have met someday. Soany Cowboy legends!
I can remember when Larry Allen played at Butte College this one night in Chico at a kegger he challeged some Track Team/Frat Boys from Chico State to a foot race sprint on the street in front the party. He took his shoes off first and beat them barefoot on pavement. He blew their doors off, such an amazing site to behold...lol
In 1993, I used to work as a Doorman/Bouncer at a bar in San Francisco. Several of the other Bouncers were Football players from San Francisco State. One of them was the Nose-Tackle and all he could talk about was how phenomenal an Offensive Lineman from Sonoma State was. And that this guy would be a beast in the NFL. His name was Larry Allen.
You do see blocks that dominant, but usually at the high school level with linemen who are going to play at a big college soon vs players who won't play after high school. Seeing actual professionals get blasted like that is very impressive.
Another sudden & unexpected, via the ‘safe & effective’, little doubt. Imagine being taken down by a 💉. Racking up numbers in the millions now.🤮 These poor guys are ticking time-bombs!💥 I Hope he knew Jesus.✝ May his devastated family find His peace.💜
He was a shell of himself with the Broncos. Had less arm strength. He got by with his usual genius playcalling at the line of scrimmage and short passing. Wasn't going deep like he was with Wayne, Stokely, and Harrison.
Jon M he never had the strongest arm though he lived off deadly accuracy and being basically a coordinator at the line. So when he lost a lot of his arm it didn't matter because he never had a cannon. That's why he put up the best numbers of his career and arguably the best statistical 3 year stretch in NFL history from 12-14
Still think his best season was 2004. 49 TD's on much less attempts and more yards/completion . He completed 114 more passes when he threw his 55 TD's in Denver, totaling 450. Could you imagine if had completed 450 attempts with the Colts and their better wideouts.
The giggle he got out of John Madden around 2:27 made my day. Then Madden gave a great “PFFBOOOM!” around 2:52. Madden always had a boy’s love of the game but when you make him literally act like a little boy out of pure joy watching the game you’re something special.
That's why we loved Madden. When he was teaching us the game he didn't talk down to us, he spoke to us on our level. There's no one like him and probably never will be.
@@jakeh_13it’s ridiculous. Larry was honestly the most physically gifted offensive lineman in nfl history. Not very many interior rushers ever got the better of him. I can think of Reggie getting him good a couple times, and maybe him getting beat while he was hurt, but healthy? He was nigh unbeatable.
I’ve seen this video numerous of times over the years. He was the best. There’s no one like him and I haven’t seen a OL guy since him. He didn’t get much attention because he was a quiet gentle giant. He spoke on the field. RIP GG73
I couldn't possibly agree with you more! The NFL just isn't the same without Pat & John. Two true, authentic, genuine legends. These two men were simply the best at their profession.
So cool to see someone give Larry Allen the recognition he deserves. If I’m starting an all-time o-line Larry Allen is one of my first picks alongside Orlando Pace and Anthony Munoz. What an absolute machine.
when i was a kid and played madden fantasy franchise, i always prioritized the offensive line and my favorite combo was pairing pace and allen on the left side...too damn dominant
@@Ewoonation but most of his 1,000 yard rushing seasons came AFTER the "great wall of Dallas" was gone and Larry Allen was the only pro bowl guy he had left on the line.
Emmitt Smith’s Hall of Fame speech was deeply appreciative of that fact, yeah. Or, of the whole-team effort that was necessary for his (admittedly legit) greatness. Football is weird, in that MASSIVE speculative analytical effort goes into individual player greatness, when the truest (and arguably most inspirational) statements of merit concern how well a team plays as a Team.
Larry Allen is the greatest OL of all time. However before the car wreck, Erik Williams was the greatest offensive lineman of all time, and we had both of them.
This is why I love qb’s and (especially) coaches filling the role of commentator. If madden wasn’t there there may have been no mention of Larry Allen this whole drive.
Larry Allen was a man!! An athlete and a ball player. He wasn't just a lineman. I remember that play when he ran that fool down. If you watch he's already got a full head start and running at full speed while Larry is still standing flat footed. It truly was unreal to see a man that size run that fast!!
TheMilkyNipple I’m betting the Saints LB did and was like, “Why did it just get so cold? How come the lights just got dimmer? Is the ground shak-.....”
Allen was a phenomenal athlete!! 300+ striding like a track sprinter. You can’t make that shit up!! What a player! Man I miss those 70s-80s-90s teams. They played with kind of reckless disregard for their own bodies and left it all on the field of battle!
First off let me say I am not a Cowboy fan, but game recognizes game. Larry Allen was an absolute “Beast”. When he took the field during the player intros in Super Bowl XXX it was scary. Any player that got Madden excited like that, is the shit.
Another sudden & unexpected, via the ‘safe & effective’, little doubt. Racking up numbers in the millions now.🤮 These poor guys are ticking time-bombs!💥 Hope he knew Jesus.✝ May his devastated family find His peace.💜
Larry Allen was built like a nfl blitz character lol! I was just a little kid watching these games with my dad. Crazy the last time cowboys won a super bowl I was in elementary school! I'm 35 now with 4 kids and my old man passed but I still watch every second of every game with my kids!
At that time Prime Time was getting old and that's why he retire from baseball in the late 90's even though he try to make a come back to play baseball while playing football at the same time but it was just wearing him out so that's why he just stuck with football during that time and plus he was aging as well and he just wasn't the same when aging like his counterpart Darrell Green for the Washington Redskins.
He had screwed up the toe on his lead foot, bad enough that he eventually needed surgery, the thing with that is it directly affects your ability to push off with your foot and accelerate, so when he slowed down and bit on the feint (turning his body inside in anticipation of a short in route or hook), he was screwed because he couldn't turn around and accelerate back to full speed fast enough to keep pace with a very young Marvin Harrison.
I am a 49ers fan who played offensive line since my childhood and Larry Allen quickly became one of my favorite players despite playing for the rival Cowboys. When he played for the 49ers to end his career, I was so happy. Jason Kelsey is my active NFL hero, the best Center I personally have ever seen play.
Dan Dierdorf was never more right in his life. That was a straight up unbelievable play for a man that massive. It's like a tank outrunning a Lamborghini. We miss you, Larry!!
The commentary team that made me fall in love with your great game and an Era that was special to watch. Larry Allen was truly one of the impressive Humans to ever grace an NFL field, he wasn't playing with kids but sometimes he made them look as helpless. RIP Larry Allen, your in Maddens dream team in heaven now.
Also Ron Springs in the 1983 NFC wildcard loss against the Rams, Danny White threw an interception at about the Rams 10 yard line and the DB had clear sailing all the way for a TD until Springs brought him down inside the Cowboys 5 yard line.
Amaziung he was part of one of the best OL line hightlights, but also one of the lowlights getting waylayed by Reggie White. RIP Larry Alleen and Minister of Defense Reggie White
Phenomenal offensive lineman to say the least. Overcoming that bull rush from Reggie White as a rookie speaks volumes. Many would have called it a wrap for any career advancement after that showing on national TV.
You could make a video of mr Allen dominating every game he played in. He truly was super human, his size, strength with his speed will never be matched again out there. Believe that
Larry Allen was so good, and besides numbers and stats, he should be considered one of the best players of all time. O Line gets no love, and this is coming from an ex-D Lineman and fullback.
RIP to a legend. I had never met Larry Allen, but everyone talked about how kind and caring he was. He was a fantastic player and an even better person off of the field
I saw that game against the saints which they lost. That has to be the most impressive cowboy play I've seen yet, even more than Dorsett 99 yard run...
Watching these old clips I can only think this. I love the 49ers vs Cowboys in NFC Championship games. Followed by Steelers vs Cowboys in the Super bowl. The greatness of both teams. The clash of uniforms. Greatness.
@@pats4dawin106 nah. Emmitt was good in general. Great actually. Sure many can shine with an O line, but some are only enough. Gotta remember that the cowboys didnt have this o line for long. Thats why aikman retired early cuz he kept getting beat up. But look at his runs. Broke lots of tackles. His moves were quick, balance was strong. He had strength all around.
I whent to Butte Jr College with big Larry Allen, great guy and a beast on the field... Also very good at video games...mainly football... Your still the man Big Larry💪😉👍🏈🏆
That Colts vs Cowboys game is the game where the Colts asserted themselves as a contender. Their impressive run during the 2000's started with that win against Dallas.
Never been a major fan of NFL I'm getting there but first time I saw Larry on the 100 NFL players...I couldn't believe it... still think he should be a bit higher in the 100 best players, around the top 70... this dude was a wrecking ball
some people say "no excuses" but Deion should not have even been playing. His turf toe ruined the last few years of his career and he said that he still can't walk right 20 years later, it still bothers him. I think that was his last year in Dallas and next season he was in washington and got torched by Cowboys wr's also. He was done by then. You can't cover wr's if you cannot pivot or change direction quickly . It's not possible. It is not only a good excuse, it is an excellent excuse.
So glad Larry Allen was fortunate to have John Madden commentating that game vs the Colts...here is Joe Buck’s analysis: “Emmett Smith.... touchdown... no flags”.
To be fair, Buck is a play-by-play announcer (the equivalent of Pat Summerall
here), while Madden is a color commentator.
Gamer2k4 lol 👍
That’s so accurate it’s painful.
Duuuuuudddee that is the best “I was going to say that exactly” moment by a top comment I’ve ever experienced 😂😂😂
People who think Joe Buck is the same as he was in 2007 clearly have no brain.
John Madden was a legend. Announcers barely ever highlight linemen like that when credits due
Take care of him for us
Boog does, i like the cred he gives to the big guys
He was a Lineman himself
Madden talked in football language, but wasn't arrogant about it. I'm so blessed to have grown up watching him do color. I learned a lot about the game from him.
And he laughed when Larry Allen blocked Cornelius Bennett
That Larry Allen tackle is more impressive because he was basically standing while the LB already had a running start.
Simply amazing.
larry allen is the god of center in mount superbowl.
I remember watching that game at my buddies house. And figured he was going to run out of gas. And then got faster. We were freaking out about. I was like holy shit. He outweighed that LB by 75 lbs. I haven't seen any one like him since.
I think that is my favourite favourite play ever
And Darion Conner was no slowpoke LB. Just a remarkable play. Saw that game live and marveled.
R.I.P. Larry Allen!!! The greatest offensive lineman to ever play guard and offensive tackle.🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈
Safe & Effective strikes yet again.😔
🎉❤r.i.p biggg boy!! Represent Dallas 4 ever
I love how the ol' O-Lineman gets some love and the fact that Madden got to call that game made me smile even more. Great job Elliott in highlighting this.
R.I.P Mr Allen The greatest guard to ever touch the field.
Some of the strongest raw bench pressers in the world today aren't that far above 700lbs and they train specifically for that event. This dude is doing it while training for football OMG!
kallsenator definitely took a lot of roids
@@jakeherington7237 wait, I took a lot of roids? I'm confused...
kallsenator no, Larry did in order to bench that much
@@jakeherington7237 oh I see. Yeah no doubt about that, nobody is benching over 700 naturally
I mean he almost certainly didn't actually do that. Only 6 people have ever officially benched over 700 raw. I'd be surprised if Larry Allen could get over 500.
In 14 years in the NFL, Larry Allen was a pro bowler 11 times, and a first team all pro 6 times. His 3 non-pro bowl seasons were his rookie season, his last season, and the 2002 season when he was injured and only played in 5 games. He made pro bowls and first team all pro at Right Guard, Left Guard, and Left Tackle.
EDIT
Rest in Peace, Larry.
Much respect to LA. He was the truth.
Hands down the GOAT OL.
crazy to think in 14 years and only 1 of those years he didn't get any honors/achievements, like you said injured in 02. His rookie year he got all-rookie honors, in his last season with he 49ers he was an alternate pro bowler. dude is a freak of nature, one in a million
@@kuvy0jhm00b size of a guard, technique of a tackle, speed of a linebacker, and he's strongest man to ever play in the NFL. The epitome of a GOAT.
Anonymous Haha honestly GOAT OL in my book is between Munoz, Allen, and Jonathan Ogden.
When I was in high school Larry was going to Sonoma state college which was right behind our school. Larry came to the park where we played basketball and easily at 300 pounds dunked and broke the metal backboard. We were in shock. A natural born athlete who was a cool guy very humbled.
Wow! I will always remember his amazing blocks and that awesome run he did to tackle that guy.
I'd really like to have met someday.
Soany Cowboy legends!
The word you were looking for was "humble."
What a guy...
Hope he knew Jesus.♥✝
May his gutted family find His peace, that surpasses all our understanding.💜🕊
I can remember when Larry Allen played at Butte College this one night in Chico at a kegger he challeged some Track Team/Frat Boys from Chico State to a foot race sprint on the street in front the party. He took his shoes off first and beat them barefoot on pavement. He blew their doors off, such an amazing site to behold...lol
In 1993, I used to work as a Doorman/Bouncer at a bar in San Francisco.
Several of the other Bouncers were Football players from San Francisco State.
One of them was the Nose-Tackle and all he could talk about was how phenomenal an Offensive Lineman from Sonoma State was.
And that this guy would be a beast in the NFL. His name was Larry Allen.
Hearing madden voice as he speaks about Larry Allen is beautiful
It truly is cool as hell
You do see blocks that dominant, but usually at the high school level with linemen who are going to play at a big college soon vs players who won't play after high school. Seeing actual professionals get blasted like that is very impressive.
John Madden announcing Larry Allen’s entrance into the next life must have given everyone the chills! Goodbye to two legends, together again!
The tackle from behind has to be what being chased by a bear is like. 😂😂Larry was just amazing!
watching that, I was thinking to myself how terrifying that would be to have someone as big and strong as larry allen closing down on you
Great analogy!
Damn that makes it even better lmao
Another sudden & unexpected, via the ‘safe & effective’, little doubt.
Imagine being taken down by a 💉.
Racking up numbers in the millions now.🤮
These poor guys are ticking time-bombs!💥
I Hope he knew Jesus.✝
May his devastated family find His peace.💜
3:03 Peyton Manning was so quick with his feet and arm when he was young.
people forget he had TWO great careers with two different teams. Never forget colts manning
He was a shell of himself with the Broncos. Had less arm strength. He got by with his usual genius playcalling at the line of scrimmage and short passing. Wasn't going deep like he was with Wayne, Stokely, and Harrison.
Jon M he never had the strongest arm though he lived off deadly accuracy and being basically a coordinator at the line. So when he lost a lot of his arm it didn't matter because he never had a cannon. That's why he put up the best numbers of his career and arguably the best statistical 3 year stretch in NFL history from 12-14
Still think his best season was 2004. 49 TD's on much less attempts and more yards/completion . He completed 114 more passes when he threw his 55 TD's in Denver, totaling 450. Could you imagine if had completed 450 attempts with the Colts and their better wideouts.
He always was, like the Tim Duncan of Football
The greatest lineman in NFL history....no lineman had the speed and strength this man had....RIP Legend !
The most dominant I have ever seen in my 40+ years of watching
Rest in Paradise Larry Allen
♥✝🙌🙏
Madden knew how to analyze Larry Allen very well because he coached 3 HOF o-linemen with the Raiders: Art Shell, Gene Upshaw, and Jim Otto.
Best offensive line of all time was the1976 Raiders team with Hall of Famers in Shell and Upshaw leading and 2 time Super Bowl center Dave Dalby.
The 70s Raiders were top notch.
@@deacongowan117 nah
It’s dudes like that who make me even more proud to play o line
Running backs get the glory, linemen are the story.
The giggle he got out of John Madden around 2:27 made my day. Then Madden gave a great “PFFBOOOM!” around 2:52. Madden always had a boy’s love of the game but when you make him literally act like a little boy out of pure joy watching the game you’re something special.
That's why we loved Madden. When he was teaching us the game he didn't talk down to us, he spoke to us on our level. There's no one like him and probably never will be.
2:25
Any man that can make John Madden giggle like a little girl is pretty damn good.
😂😂😂
He used to gush over both Larry and Nate Newton every time he got a Dallas game lol
@@honkhonkler7732 i mean it’s hard not to gush over larry allen he literally would pancake everyone could run a 485 and benched 700 lbs
He took out two guys with that block, too. No wonder Madden was so giddy.
@@jakeh_13it’s ridiculous. Larry was honestly the most physically gifted offensive lineman in nfl history. Not very many interior rushers ever got the better of him. I can think of Reggie getting him good a couple times, and maybe him getting beat while he was hurt, but healthy? He was nigh unbeatable.
I’ve seen this video numerous of times over the years. He was the best. There’s no one like him and I haven’t seen a OL guy since him. He didn’t get much attention because he was a quiet gentle giant. He spoke on the field. RIP GG73
Madden laughing like a little kid as Emmitt walks into the end zone is priceless.
Emmitt has a heartbreaker ig vid. 😢
Probably another ‘safe & effective’ victim. SMH
"What am I supposed to do?
Do the best you can. Do the best you can." - John Randall on Larry Allen
Sure hope Larry’s got the best he can possibly have now, & forevermore.♥✝
May his devastated fam find His peace.💜🕊
I couldn't possibly agree with you more! The NFL just isn't the same without Pat & John. Two true, authentic, genuine legends. These two men were simply the best at their profession.
I love when O lineman gets shine
So cool to see someone give Larry Allen the recognition he deserves. If I’m starting an all-time o-line Larry Allen is one of my first picks alongside Orlando Pace and Anthony Munoz. What an absolute machine.
when i was a kid and played madden fantasy franchise, i always prioritized the offensive line and my favorite combo was pairing pace and allen on the left side...too damn dominant
John Hannah
larry allen the best o lineman ever love watching his film.
Even john randle was scared
He beat the crap out of defenders.
RIP coach Madden. Greatest announcer of all time. Always showed the o line and d line guys love.
"Pundits, is that the word?"
"That is a word"
God I miss those guys
Smith was nice. But man he had a sweet deal running behind Larry Allen
Silver Surfer He arguably had his best years before Allen even got there in 91-93
Eric Woodward true
@@Ewoonation but most of his 1,000 yard rushing seasons came AFTER the "great wall of Dallas" was gone and Larry Allen was the only pro bowl guy he had left on the line.
The moose is what made the difference for emmit. Check out the blocking.
Emmitt Smith’s Hall of Fame speech was deeply appreciative of that fact, yeah. Or, of the whole-team effort that was necessary for his (admittedly legit) greatness.
Football is weird, in that MASSIVE speculative analytical effort goes into individual player greatness, when the truest (and arguably most inspirational) statements of merit concern how well a team plays as a Team.
These older videos remind me of how much I miss the old John Madden, Pat Sumerall commentary days...
One of the greatest if not GREATEST LINEMEN EVER. He dominated DLinemen. DOMINATED!
Larry Allen is the greatest OL of all time. However before the car wreck, Erik Williams was the greatest offensive lineman of all time, and we had both of them.
Would’ve been a HoF if he had t gotten hurt
real talk... he was a liability on 3rd down... always getting costly penalties... check the tape
This is why I love qb’s and (especially) coaches filling the role of commentator. If madden wasn’t there there may have been no mention of Larry Allen this whole drive.
6:56 I have never in my life. Witnessed a man that damn large. Move that damn fast! Man, that's down right amazing.
Insane
He had so much heart, and was under appreciated his whole career.
Hopefully that’s all changed now.♥✝
Larry Allen was a man!! An athlete and a ball player. He wasn't just a lineman. I remember that play when he ran that fool down. If you watch he's already got a full head start and running at full speed while Larry is still standing flat footed. It truly was unreal to see a man that size run that fast!!
I never thought I'd see live footage of someone getting run over by an 18 wheeler.
This is hilarious!
I got goosebumps watching him chase down that saints linebacker
TheMilkyNipple I’m betting the Saints LB did and was like, “Why did it just get so cold? How come the lights just got dimmer? Is the ground shak-.....”
Agree. And loved the narration ?
Was always a cowboys fan durring that time i dont even remember that 1
Allen was a phenomenal athlete!! 300+ striding like a track sprinter. You can’t make that shit up!! What a player! Man I miss those 70s-80s-90s teams. They played with kind of reckless disregard for their own bodies and left it all on the field of battle!
Hope he’s striding in God’s Great Heaven now.💜
John Madden really made ya appreciate every little thing about football, his enthusiasm will forever be missed.
Ok can we all agree that the nfl putting him at 95 all time is just pure bs
He was like trying to get past a hippo during mating season. Larry Allen was the definition of a “Physcial Speciman”.
First off let me say I am not a Cowboy fan, but game recognizes game. Larry Allen was an absolute “Beast”. When he took the field during the player intros in Super Bowl XXX it was scary. Any player that got Madden excited like that, is the shit.
Came here to watch this domination after learning of the untimely passing of Larry Allen. RIP.
Another sudden & unexpected, via the ‘safe & effective’, little doubt.
Racking up numbers in the millions now.🤮
These poor guys are ticking time-bombs!💥
Hope he knew Jesus.✝
May his devastated family find His peace.💜
Larry Allen #73 Legend. May he rest now in peace.
I love it when Madden starts laughing when Allen blasts Bennett.
Larry Allen was built like a nfl blitz character lol! I was just a little kid watching these games with my dad. Crazy the last time cowboys won a super bowl I was in elementary school! I'm 35 now with 4 kids and my old man passed but I still watch every second of every game with my kids!
That tackle at the end of the video was impressive to say the least. What an athlete!
As a former offensive lineman and Cowboys fan I love this dude gentle giant that will rip you apart.
Lmao what is dieon sanders doing
At that time Prime Time was getting old and that's why he retire from baseball in the late 90's even though he try to make a come back to play baseball while playing football at the same time but it was just wearing him out so that's why he just stuck with football during that time and plus he was aging as well and he just wasn't the same when aging like his counterpart Darrell Green for the Washington Redskins.
Solgriz i believe he was making another "business decision" just like he did in the Super Bowl
He had screwed up the toe on his lead foot, bad enough that he eventually needed surgery, the thing with that is it directly affects your ability to push off with your foot and accelerate, so when he slowed down and bit on the feint (turning his body inside in anticipation of a short in route or hook), he was screwed because he couldn't turn around and accelerate back to full speed fast enough to keep pace with a very young Marvin Harrison.
22steve5150 that toe injury, wasnt that an ongoing thing since 95 when he originally joined the Cowboys?
@@shooter7426 I'm not sure about the first couple of years, but I remember he had some problems with it in 98 and then major problems in 99.
I am a 49ers fan who played offensive line since my childhood and Larry Allen quickly became one of my favorite players despite playing for the rival Cowboys. When he played for the 49ers to end his career, I was so happy.
Jason Kelsey is my active NFL hero, the best Center I personally have ever seen play.
Dan Dierdorf was never more right in his life. That was a straight up unbelievable play for a man that massive. It's like a tank outrunning a Lamborghini. We miss you, Larry!!
One of my favorite O-linemen of all time!
I saw Larry Allen play when he was at Sonoma State...he was by far, the best player on the field, offense or defense, that day
The commentary team that made me fall in love with your great game and an Era that was special to watch. Larry Allen was truly one of the impressive Humans to ever grace an NFL field, he wasn't playing with kids but sometimes he made them look as helpless. RIP Larry Allen, your in Maddens dream team in heaven now.
6:55 Bob Lilly, Randy White, Larry Allen.....
The Cowboys have had a history of players chasing the runners down the field to make plays.
Also Ron Springs in the 1983 NFC wildcard loss against the Rams, Danny White threw an interception at about the Rams 10 yard line and the DB had clear sailing all the way for a TD until Springs brought him down inside the Cowboys 5 yard line.
Yeah, I'd have to agree....speed, power and strength. The man was an absolute beast !
Its insane how many hall of famers were in this game
Amaziung he was part of one of the best OL line hightlights, but also one of the lowlights getting waylayed by Reggie White. RIP Larry Alleen and Minister of Defense Reggie White
That whole line was incredible.
Fr
Larry did this to the BEST players. He would do it to a HOF guy. NObody was immune!
R.I.P. Larry. Truly a legend
Phenomenal offensive lineman to say the least. Overcoming that bull rush from Reggie White as a rookie speaks volumes. Many would have called it a wrap for any career advancement after that showing on national TV.
I wonder how many people are watching this again in his honor
You could make a video of mr Allen dominating every game he played in. He truly was super human, his size, strength with his speed will never be matched again out there. Believe that
Ezekiel Elliott ummmm what is Larry Allen doing ?? 😂
Great vid and Rest in paradise to Larry Allen
I already knew it has Larry Allen before watching the video
Obviously
BlAck JeSus lmao nigga the thumbnail has his name
XxXSiLeNtKiLL3RXxX I know
BlAck JeSus lol bruh. His picture and name are in the thumbnail.
I wonder how much Percocet or Toradol they imyected him to have this performance
Larry Allen was truly great happy to see this brings back my childhood lol
Larry Allen was so good, and besides numbers and stats, he should be considered one of the best players of all time. O Line gets no love, and this is coming from an ex-D Lineman and fullback.
RIP to a legend. I had never met Larry Allen, but everyone talked about how kind and caring he was. He was a fantastic player and an even better person off of the field
RIP Larry Allen
One of the best football videos I've ever watched
I saw that game against the saints which they lost. That has to be the most impressive cowboy play I've seen yet, even more than Dorsett 99 yard run...
dallas won that game.
R.I.P. Larry Allen. A legend at guard and a gentle giant who was loved by his teammates.
Damn Reggie was a badass. He made it look effortless to move such a mammoth of a man.
Reggie White was a grown ass man on that field
I’ve been watching since the late 60’s. The two best guards I ever saw were John Hannah and Larry Allen.
I never thought my favorite football player would be a lineman
Watching these old clips I can only think this. I love the 49ers vs Cowboys in NFC Championship games. Followed by Steelers vs Cowboys in the Super bowl. The greatness of both teams. The clash of uniforms. Greatness.
We should pick him up as an offensive line coach. Train them like he trained.
ya cant train a body to be a refrigerator
@@pats4dawin106 nah but you can train them to be as close. This fucker benched 900lb. Sometimes to put rookies in their place
@@SHaro-np5wd lmfao dude looked on a whole nother level of country corn fed man!!
@@SHaro-np5wd kinda makin me think emmit was only good cause the oline, on any other team would have been just been another running back
@@pats4dawin106 nah. Emmitt was good in general. Great actually. Sure many can shine with an O line, but some are only enough. Gotta remember that the cowboys didnt have this o line for long. Thats why aikman retired early cuz he kept getting beat up. But look at his runs. Broke lots of tackles. His moves were quick, balance was strong. He had strength all around.
I'm a Niner fan but one of my favorite plays is when he chased down the interception.
I whent to Butte Jr College with big Larry Allen, great guy and a beast on the field... Also very good at video games...mainly football... Your still the man Big Larry💪😉👍🏈🏆
@@mkmfeatures haha...that sounds like a ton of fun, getting thrown by a wall of "ow"
That Colts vs Cowboys game is the game where the Colts asserted themselves as a contender. Their impressive run during the 2000's started with that win against Dallas.
He was so good never really held anyone
I love offensive lineman, just the heart and soul of a team.
That’s my Lineman! So happy he got a ring too!💍🔥
Never been a major fan of NFL I'm getting there but first time I saw Larry on the 100 NFL players...I couldn't believe it... still think he should be a bit higher in the 100 best players, around the top 70... this dude was a wrecking ball
Emmitt was a great running back made greater by one of the best o-lines of all time
Dallas needs a huge man like this on their OL. Larry Allen was one of a kind. If Dallas can get a guy like that again they will be hard to beat...
6'3" 325 lbs and 324 lbs of that was heart.
Loved how madden would give the big boys their well deserved props it added another dimension which made the game more interesting to watch.
Im equally impressed that Aikman hustled his ass down there and would've made the tackle if big LA had missed...lol
Aikman is a beast!!!
Yeah, I noticed that, too
Larry Allen was a Monster one of the best players to ever play the game.
@4:20 Reggie White "Fe Fi Fo Fum, I smell the blood of Troy Aikman." (Okay technically Jason Garett but it rimes so bite me)
Larry Allen was a monster on the offense of line for Dallas cowboys.
Deion getting torched by Manning/Harrison tho
Goddamn turf toe.
@@leviathanmg NO excuses. Sanders got smoked. We already knew he was afraid of contact.
@@scottdavidson7001 well he in the hof for it
@@Antbeast23 still a softie
some people say "no excuses" but Deion should not have even been playing. His turf toe ruined the last few years of his career and he said that he still can't walk right 20 years later, it still bothers him. I think that was his last year in Dallas and next season he was in washington and got torched by Cowboys wr's also. He was done by then. You can't cover wr's if you cannot pivot or change direction quickly . It's not possible. It is not only a good excuse, it is an excellent excuse.
Man 2000s colts offense was just so sweet. James, Manning, Wayne, Harrison. God Damn.
2:00 Larry gets sort of a cheap shot at the end of the play. Very next play he destroys his teammate.
Great catch. That is professionally executed payback.
He blocked that dude into a Colt's teammate! Haha two-for-one!
2:04 "Number 57"
*Bobby Boucher voice*
He got pushed by the colt player at the end of that play either it doesn’t matter