One of the best ever to play..no one was more intense and no one ever expected more out of himself..young players could learn a lot from him..play hard..team first..don't complain
I was born in 64, just 30 miles West of the city of Pittsburgh - just outside of Aliquippa, PA. It was the perfect time and place for a kid who grew up loving the Steelers. This is one of the best videos I've seen of Jack - great job and the music was spot on !!!
Best middle LB. I'd take him over anyone in the middle. LT was the best outside. If you want to lump them all together Great as jack was LT was Jack in a faster more athletic package.
Pittsburgh Sports broadcaster, "Myron Cope" also inventor of the "Terrible Towel" Had a few nick names for Lambert. And one of them that comes to mind is "Jack The Splat Lambert! lol
My all time favorite. 6-4 and maybe 220lbs. It’s crazy how many times he crushed ball carriers with a much lower center of gravity. One of the few who could tackle someone like Earl Campbell one-on-one. Very strong hands. If he got a hand on you, then you were going down. Football strong in that he always delivered max force on a hit no matter how little contact he made.
he was the best at his position, but if he played in todays game he would be fined or suspended more than he be playing.Todays game gotten to soft for players like jack lambert.
This is why Brady won more super bowls than Montana. Montana had to play against players like Jack Lambert and the old rules. If Brady played back then he would have gotten crushed.
Very true. But to me Bradshaw is the greatest of all time. Bradshaw took a serious beating during his career and still won 4 Superbowls in 6 years. If not for Harris and Bleier getting hurt in 1976, Pittsburgh would’ve won 3 in a row. Montana benefited from the rule changes to stop the Steelers domination on defense, mainly Mel Blunt who was also one bad ass dude.
In the 70's and 80's, most NFL games broadcast in Mexico (where I was born and grew up) were Raiders, 49ers, Cowboys, and Steelers games. I was little, knew nothing about football, but I liked the black/gold uniforms I'd see every now and then. Plus, they were winning. So I've been a Steelers fan since the 70's. Then we moved to the US and I fell in love with football, played for 7 years, and I was an undersized linebacker for a few of those. Now I'm 50 and I own only 3 Steelers "items" that could mean I'm a fan: an oversized decorative bottle cap with the Steelers logo that my daughter gave me. A terrible towel a friend brought me from Pittsburgh. And yes, you guessed it, a #58 Jack Lambert jersey I gave myself for my birthday a few years ago. This guy was the ultimate badass. And he's now a humble man living the life he wants to live. Way to go, Jack Lambert. Great video to honor a great player.
Lambert wore humongous pads. Maybe, that was his secret? Jack Lambert was the spiritual leader, the heart & soul of the Steel Curtain defense. Notice how he's giving instructions and firing up the troops? He called the plays as middle linebacker. Lambert had good hands.
Simply, the best linebacker ever! Ferocious, intimidate, agressive, challenge and a great "wide receiver"; always defending his team mates. But also, brilliant and intelligent to read the game. Save GOAT Jack "The Count" Lambert.
Lambert should have been an Oakland Raider. His personality and style of play would have fit in perfectly with the Silver and Black!!! Imagine Lambert and Ted Hendricks, & Phil Villipiano playing together. OUCH!!!!
Most of the time he may have been under 220, he just couldn't keep the weight on, this could most likely be the reason he hardly ever ran out of steam!
Ray Lewis was great but Jack Lambert is the standard. Ray was a throwback player to these times and would’ve been great even then. But Jack Lambert is the linebacker that all others are judged against. And very few are even comparable. None were, are and probably never will be better. He was undersized but his level of play was gigantic.
He was my fathers favorite player of all time. My dad worshiped No58.
One of the best ever to play..no one was more intense and no one ever expected more out of himself..young players could learn a lot from him..play hard..team first..don't complain
I was born in 64, just 30 miles West of the city of Pittsburgh - just outside of Aliquippa, PA. It was the perfect time and place for a kid who grew up loving the Steelers. This is one of the best videos I've seen of Jack - great job and the music was spot on !!!
The best Linebaker of all time
One of the most feared and greatest linebackers in nfl history 🔥
The very best there ever was and there ever will be 👍💪😆
My all-time favorite middle linebacker. End of story.
The man.
13 minutes of pure smiles.
Perfect tackler. Used angles and leverage. Stronger than u would think. No fear.
BMF
Jack was the very definition of Pittsburgh..hard and gritty and taking no shit
On balance the BEST Linebacker i ever saw, and i include LT, Singletary and even the great Butkus. 75-79 He was peerless in the Greatest Defence ever.
Best middle LB. I'd take him over anyone in the middle. LT was the best outside. If you want to lump them all together Great as jack was LT was Jack in a faster more athletic package.
Pittsburgh Sports broadcaster, "Myron Cope" also inventor of the "Terrible Towel" Had a few nick names for Lambert. And one of them that comes to mind is "Jack The Splat Lambert! lol
Scariest looking linebacker to ever play and a terror on the field as well
The 58 Master of Doom
Trying to block him must of been a nightmare
My all time favorite.
6-4 and maybe 220lbs. It’s crazy how many times he crushed ball carriers with a much lower center of gravity. One of the few who could tackle someone like Earl Campbell one-on-one. Very strong hands. If he got a hand on you, then you were going down. Football strong in that he always delivered max force on a hit no matter how little contact he made.
Mr. Lambert! Nuff said! #PS4L
"That will cool your ass off. "
He played for the love of the game
He was right. They should put dresses on the quarterback’s nowadays.
I know its harsh, but I hope the guy who injured Lynn Swann in that game long ago Jack Lambert paid him back in full🤬☠
He was deceptively strong for his size
Very True!!
he was the best at his position, but if he played in todays game he would be fined or suspended more than he be playing.Todays game gotten to soft for players like jack lambert.
They’d flag him for “solid tackling and great technique”.
Goddell would want this great man in prison
This is why Brady won more super bowls than Montana. Montana had to play against players like Jack Lambert and the old rules. If Brady played back then he would have gotten crushed.
Very true. But to me Bradshaw is the greatest of all time. Bradshaw took a serious beating during his career and still won 4 Superbowls in 6 years. If not for Harris and Bleier getting hurt in 1976, Pittsburgh would’ve won 3 in a row. Montana benefited from the rule changes to stop the Steelers domination on defense, mainly Mel Blunt who was also one bad ass dude.
In the 70's and 80's, most NFL games broadcast in Mexico (where I was born and grew up) were Raiders, 49ers, Cowboys, and Steelers games. I was little, knew nothing about football, but I liked the black/gold uniforms I'd see every now and then. Plus, they were winning. So I've been a Steelers fan since the 70's. Then we moved to the US and I fell in love with football, played for 7 years, and I was an undersized linebacker for a few of those. Now I'm 50 and I own only 3 Steelers "items" that could mean I'm a fan: an oversized decorative bottle cap with the Steelers logo that my daughter gave me. A terrible towel a friend brought me from Pittsburgh. And yes, you guessed it, a #58 Jack Lambert jersey I gave myself for my birthday a few years ago. This guy was the ultimate badass. And he's now a humble man living the life he wants to live. Way to go, Jack Lambert. Great video to honor a great player.
Nice tribute to my favorite team ever! Saludos de los Estados Unidos- ¡contigo Amigo! 🏈🇺🇸🏈
Lambert wore humongous pads. Maybe, that was his secret? Jack Lambert was the spiritual leader, the heart & soul of the Steel Curtain defense. Notice how he's giving instructions and firing up the troops? He called the plays as middle linebacker. Lambert had good hands.
Simply, the best linebacker ever! Ferocious, intimidate, agressive, challenge and a great "wide receiver"; always defending his team mates. But also, brilliant and intelligent to read the game. Save GOAT Jack "The Count" Lambert.
One of the best right here.
Lambert should have been an Oakland Raider. His personality and style of play would have fit in perfectly with the Silver and Black!!! Imagine Lambert and Ted Hendricks, & Phil Villipiano playing together.
OUCH!!!!
JACK SPLAT LAMBERT !
THEEE MEANEST TOUGHEST MAN EVER TO PLAY FOOTBALL !
I except no substitutions.
Not even Butkus?
I think it's kinda funny, every time Jack caught an interception, you can see him trying to find someone to letteral too.
Great video, great music, great linebacker
You didn’t fool w this guy. Damn intense, always scrapping and hustling. Raised the whole defense’s intensity.
Fun fact, Lamberts teammate in college at quarterback was Nick Saban, later head coach at Alabama
Glory for the Great Jack Lambert
Awesome video!
That's a football player.. one of the all time greats & one of the two scariest players to ever step on the field - LT being the other one...
Imagine them on the same team, that would've put the fear in every QB
A BADD ASS.
Lambert sure played bigger than his 220 lbs.
Most of the time he may have been under 220, he just couldn't keep the weight on, this could most likely be the reason he hardly ever ran out of steam!
Agreed!!!!! Real NFL!!!!!
Oh yes I miss those old gladiators from the grid-iron they didn't cry about no salary they just wanted to dismember , whoever had the ball 🏈 👍
LOL!!!
2nd goat linebacker behind Butkus.
Not quite ..debbie, I do believe it's the other way around. No offense against Butkus or yourself.
@@frankformicola5702 2 words Ray Lewis...That's the G.O.A.T NOW.
Ray Lewis was great but Jack Lambert is the standard. Ray was a throwback player to these times and would’ve been great even then. But Jack Lambert is the linebacker that all others are judged against. And very few are even comparable. None were, are and probably never will be better. He was undersized but his level of play was gigantic.