I was a Giants fan through the 1970s and one day this monster shows up and the Giants were good! We definitely took for granted how unfair it was to the rest of the league.
When you hear LT say that he was a man playing with boys, instantly you should recall Butkus talking about how it was easy for him on the field. He was the first pass rushing LB and we’ve only seen flashes of anyone like him since. Steeler fans like to say that he was just a pass rusher but they clearly haven’t watched his game film. Not to say he was Jack Ham but he played the run as well as anyone and could play in pass coverage at a high level. He also played special teams early on.
Jaws is correct. Watch the game film. He never took cheap shots. Most of his hits are clean today. There are some exceptions in the passing game to the RB when he a few fine led with his helmet but there’s no reason he wouldn’t be great today.
Keep Tom Brady and throw him in the lake!! Joe Montana and Johnny U are the quarterbacks for the ages. Signal callers in their era took more cheap shots in a quarter than Brady took in his entire career!! Johnny U had a presence and charisma, unlike any other.
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I was a Giants fan through the 1970s and one day this monster shows up and the Giants were good! We definitely took for granted how unfair it was to the rest of the league.
Dont like the disrespect for Bam B Bigelow. He was a better athlete than most NFL linemen.
When you hear LT say that he was a man playing with boys, instantly you should recall Butkus talking about how it was easy for him on the field.
He was the first pass rushing LB and we’ve only seen flashes of anyone like him since.
Steeler fans like to say that he was just a pass rusher but they clearly haven’t watched his game film. Not to say he was Jack Ham but he played the run as well as anyone and could play in pass coverage at a high level. He also played special teams early on.
Jaws is correct. Watch the game film. He never took cheap shots. Most of his hits are clean today. There are some exceptions in the passing game to the RB when he a few fine led with his helmet but there’s no reason he wouldn’t be great today.
If he could hit the curve, he’d have been a great big league catcher.
Greatest football player of All-time-Lawrence Taylor.
He used steriods during his career
Jim brown dominated pro football unlike any player in the history of the NFL
@@richardmiller5818I was looking for a dumb comment, You can find an article of LT using steriods🤦🏾♂️
Lott was one of the few players the Giants respected back then. Reggie was another. I’m sure they respected the 85 bears and all their hall of famers.
I disagree what Johnny Unitas said. yeah, cuz in your Carrer you wear ravens uniform right. you always be a colt not a Baltimore ravens.
He never played in Indianapolis or even for the Irsays, who got the team in the swap.
Keep Tom Brady and throw him in the lake!! Joe Montana and Johnny U are the quarterbacks for the ages. Signal callers in their era took more cheap shots in a quarter than Brady took in his entire career!! Johnny U had a presence and charisma, unlike any other.
LT dry jumped jaworski all over the field
scary thing he is he hardly practiced he didnt need to🤣
That's what he told you all. I doubt that he was naturally instinctive. He practiced that on the field and in the film room.