Jack Youngblood Tribute
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- This is a tribute to Jack Youngblood my favorite football player of all time. He had a motor, had to go around larger obstacles to get to his objective, was a leader, and not even a broken leg would keep him down. I took my son Nick to see him get inducted into the Hall of Fame and when I had another son I named him Jack after you know who.
Jack Youngblood called me once on the phone and I was beyond excited and then we have e-mailed back and forth over the years periodically. He is genuine, kind and although I have been blessed to work with major movie stars there is something about seeing your childhood hero be so nice that I felt compelled to create this tribute video for him.
I would like to thank the NFL, the players, announcers, producers, crew, photographers, musicians, NFL Films and all of the many parts it takes to put all of these fun images, pieces and footage together. I do not own this and am simply a fan paying respect and hopefully educating new people on the excellent football player and high moral character guy that Jack Youngblood is. Hope you enjoy!
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Great tribute to my favorite player of all time. They don't make them like that anymore. Jack you were the best.
Isn't that the truth?
The Original Stud. The toughest SOB that ever played the game. My favorite NFL player of ALL TIME!!!
Amen!!!
I just found out today that, that man is my uncle.
I love I’m he is on my all pro list
The dude had a name that sounds like it came straight from Norse mythology. Of course he was going to be a badass in the NFL.
Tough, tough SOB. His name even sounds tough. And he is a Gator.
Damn straight 7x pro bowler 🐊
I had the pleasure of playing against him in high school. Great to have watched him at Univ of Florida and later in the pros.
From Deacon Jones to Jack Youngblood.
Jack came and hung out with us at our tiny, urban boys school back in '74.
There we were, a gang of punky, toe headed bible students and a Los Angeles Ram, Jack Youngblood, came
to talk football with us after school.
Was very good for our self esteem and I was always very appreciative. A great guy and player.
Great tribute to Jack Youngblood. Loved Jack's work. A Quarterback worst dream, Jack #85. Thanks for the great memories.
I had to look up Mr Youngbloods highlights after using him on madden he’s a beast wow his highlights were unreal rip a legend never to be forgotten
Same😂
He's still alive!
In high school I was working as a golf starter at a par 3 golf course in Long Beach. I had my back turned from the window when I heard a voice say..Excuse me….I turned around I saw the biggest dude in my life. It was Jack Youngblood and he said he was meeting a few buddies for golf. He filled the entire window and his buddies were fellow Rams. Great memory
Amazing those Rams never won a championship. The team that hung tough for three quarters against the Steelers in Super Bowl 14 was not the best Rams team of that era. Thanks for posting this!
They had to contend with the 70's Cowboys with Staubach/Dorsett/Randy White. If not for them, they probably would have gone to 2-3 more Superbowls.
Tom Landry had Chuck Knox's number. Tarkenton and the Vikings knocked them out of a couple as well.
They just didn't have the offensive power to match those teams.
My dads uncle terry got him to liking the rams back then
@@vinceisbetterthanjellybean3553 Did your Dad ever forgive Uncle Terry? lol
I saw him play many times. One really intense player.
I love I’m as a player he is my all pro list
I just found out today that, that man is my uncle.
I am huge fan of him tel him
Any one remember " Jim Youngblood" no.relation to Jack.
Fred Thompson Remember him well
Fred Thompson I knew of him because he was the reason Jack wore his entire name on his jersey.....but I always thought they were related
Both Jim and Jack Youngblood have a relation through my grandparent's on my Dad's side marriage.
Fred Thompson he was no relation. Played outside linebacker #53. Eventually he was replaced by Bob Bruzinski. I 🤔
#53 left outside linebacker
Jack Youngblood was one bad ass defensive player, One of the all time greats.
In his book "Blood", Jack said that Tarkenton said to him "*uck you Youngblood". Noticed Tarkenton was nowhere to be seen after he ran away. Tarkenton got his lumps in the Super Bowl again , just what he deserves. Bigmouth.
Luv it Bro. ALWAYS a Rams Fan!!
Can anyone speculate why this man is not on any list of the best 100 players ever? They all mostly politically correct jokes anyway. So it doesn't make much difference. Those of us who have been around for a while know who the greats are.
Totally agree he should be on everyone's Top 100.. Only DE I would compare to Mr. Youngblood is Reggie White and Deacon Jones. Everyone else pales in comparison.
Amen to that!
It's ridiculous that Michael Strahan is on that list and Youngblood isn't. Jack should make the top 50 list of all time greatest Football players!
Lets just hope hes as good in madden as he was in real life
Tyrone jackson he is
+zane brown Mines dont do shit
Tyrone jackson well if you know how to use him right he'll sack the QB every down
Jack Youngblood #85 of the Los Angeles Rams
Career Accomplishments
Los Angeles Rams (1971-84)
7x Pro Bowl selection
5x First Team All-Pro selection
3x Second Team All-Pro selection
1975 and 1976 NFC Defensive Player of the Year (United Press International)
1975 NFL Defensive Lineman of the Year (Pro Football Weekly)
151.5 sacks
10 fumble recoveries
Played in 201 consecutive games while missing only 1 game
Defensive captain from 1977-1984
Pro Football Hall of Fame selection
Jack Youngblood,Fred dryer Larry brooks, Merlin Olsen, hacksaw Reynolds, Isaiah Robertson bob brizinsky, probably spelled wrong, bills Simpson, Dave elmendorf, rod perry, pat thomas. Ah man the good old days. Unfortunately they just couldn’t find a quarterback to to take them over the top. Rams for life
Imagine this Defensive line in their prime. Jack Youngblood, Rosie Grier, Aaron Donald, and Deacon Jones. Talk about causing insomnia to any offensive coordinator and QB!!
Jim Plunkett, the qb handing off at 1:13 for the Pats was more popular later in the 70s for the Raiders was someone I met in Vegas. I was 20, (almost 50 now) and he was next to me at a Black Jack table at the Las Vegas Hilton. I said good to meet you Jim, I'm a big fan, and shook his hand. He had a dead fish soft handshake and I couldn't believe it cuz he, like Jack, was also one tough M Fkr! Whatever. That was 1989, and at the same place, LV Hilton in 1975 my dad watched Evil get up from a table and diverted the crowd by taking his 5 and 25 dollar chips and tossing them on the ground and walking away. A move he had probably perfected yrs earlier. Evil was a stud!
One of the toughest players in history
Thank you for this very cool tribute.
Easily could play in today’s game. One of the best players to ever walk on the field.
Well done! I love your passion.
I remember Jack and Larry Brooks owning a Western Clothing store in the early 80s... Orange, Ca.... I shopped there quite a bit and when he was at the store he was a charming SOB... talkative, personable, made you feel like you were a personal friend. I looked forward to shopping at his store because hanging out with Jack was always a positive experience.. the man will always be a stud.
He was incredible, and a great guy.
He is still kickin! Gets back to his home town of Monticello Fl, I hear.
... met YOUNGBLOOD at the ORLEANS Hotel/Casino Jan 2019 during an autograph signing and AGREE as to his 'dynamic' personality ...... had not seen him since a MondayNite game at
the COLISEUM '77 against the SF 'winers' alongwith DRYER; OLSEN; MCCUTCHEON; others that eve ....... came across as a most REAL kinda person after all these years had his photo embroidered on the back of one of my RAMS jackets !
i just received delivery of a #74 Merlin Olsen and a #89 Fred Dryer Jersey.........i could never find them back in the day.........so i was only too happy to shell out $90 or so for them i loved the way the mid 70's Rams looked as a team with the Yellow [and white ] and blue color scheme ......still do !..
Fun fact, Roger Staubach, QB of the Dallas Cowboys said Jack Youngblood was THE best defensive player he ever played against.
Jack Youngblood is one of my favorite players of all time
This guy just LOOKS like a football player, from the eyeblack to the way he wears his pads and helmet...priceless slice of 1970s pro football, before the nameless, faceless behemoths took over line play.
Beast!!!
Was it Youngblood or Dryer that lived in a van
Dryer was a free spirit who lived in a van.
@@seveglider8406 Thank you...It's been along time I remember reading that somewhere
If you asked him about today's players he'd laugh and say soft as cotton candy 😅
Humble captain
My favorite of all-time! I played ball with a broken leg, too!
The only player to wear a helmet that didn’t fit.
So he was eligible for the HOF in 1990 but didn't make it until 2001? Is that correct?
Correct. Youngblood should have been enshrined as soon as he was eligible!
This dude was a one-man human demolition derby
Back when it was $7.00 to get into the stadium.
Thats a dope last name
It's interesting to note that the Minnesota Vikings o-iine usually handled him very well, especially in the NFC championship games.
Ron Yary was a very good OT for Minn
💪🏈🏈🏈👊👏
Go RAMS this guy was a stud
Could use him on the Bears now!
At 10:00 mark, "the colorful words" uttered by Fran Tarkenton on the last play that got Jack all riled up. As told to me by Jack Youngblood himself:
"Fuck you Youngblood!"
1:10 music
LEGEND.
💚🙌💙
Her from madden 16
The hardknocks G1gb *here from madden 17
zane brown yep me to
zane brown iMav #G1GB
Amo este emblema de carneros.jack.era espiritu y alma de carneros.era entrega total.ni lorence taylor.le llega a los talones.por jack.soy carnero de corazon
You do not fuck with anybody named Youngblood
He was a bad was
Youngblood
STUD!!
not the best video time stuff
These soo called jacked up, PED' out new age NFL defensive players need to go back in time and watch REAL Football at it's best when Jack Youngblood, and the *DEACON* Jones wreaked havoc at that time. That's when Football was no holds barred with all these rules protecting QB's wasn't even considered! Youngblood is a freaking LEGEND!
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