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Gridiron Classics
Добавлен 5 сен 2010
Plain and simple, this channel is dedicated to creating classic NFL highlight reels, showcasing the greatest players to ever compete in the game. No excessive editing, no fancy angles, just raw footage. I try and focus on players or units for which not a lot of others compilations exist.
Kellen Winslow Sr. Ultimate NFL Career Highlights
No position in Football has undergone more evolution than Tight End, and no man contributed more to that growth than Kellen Winslow Sr. As the engine of the Air Coryell offense, Winslow was the first Tight End to play essentially anywhere on the field, whether that be outside, in the slot, or run blocking at the line of scrimmage. Though the pinnacle of his career was relatively brief, his stretch from 1980 to 1983 is among the most dominant peaks of any skill player in history.
Songs (In Order of Use):
Epic - Audio Pizza
Games Viewed:
1980 Chargers vs. Cowboys Week 8
1980 Chargers vs. Eagles Week 13
1981 Chargers vs. Raiders Week 12
1982 Chargers vs. Bengals Week 15
1982 Chargers vs. Steelers Di...
Songs (In Order of Use):
Epic - Audio Pizza
Games Viewed:
1980 Chargers vs. Cowboys Week 8
1980 Chargers vs. Eagles Week 13
1981 Chargers vs. Raiders Week 12
1982 Chargers vs. Bengals Week 15
1982 Chargers vs. Steelers Di...
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Mike Webster Ultimate NFL Career Highlights
Просмотров 69 тыс.4 года назад
After falling to the 5th round in the 1974 draft, no one really expected much from this undersized Center out of Wisconsin. But what Mike Webster lacked in size, he made up for with strength and physicality. The engine of the Steelers offense for nearly two decades, Webster was perhaps the most crucial piece of their rushing attack. With his stocky build and tree trunk arms, he was well equippe...
Dan Hampton Ultimate NFL Career Highlights
Просмотров 24 тыс.4 года назад
Hall of Famer Dan Hampton was the heart and soul of the Chicago Bears defense of the 1980s. He didn't put up gaudy numbers like Richard Dent due to the nature of his position, nor was he as vocal of a leader as Singletary, but his consistent play and toughness set the physical tone that made the Bears infamous. He was capable of playing anywhere on the line and was always willing to be used whe...
Richard Dent Ultimate NFL Career Highlights
Просмотров 23 тыс.4 года назад
Though overshadowed by many of his contemporaries like White and Taylor, Richard Dent was among the most productive pass rushers of the 1980s and was arguably the most dominant force on the legendary 1985 Bears team. His technique was truly complete; he could beat opponents around the edge with speed, overpower them with strength, or finesse them with elite hand skills. He amassed 8 double-digi...
William "Refrigerator" Perry Ultimate NFL Career Highlights
Просмотров 231 тыс.4 года назад
Though made famous by his unorthodox "Big Man" touchdowns, William Perry was much more than just a gadget player. He was the anchor of the Chicago Bears run defense during their historic Super Bowl run, and was the prototypical Two-Gap Nose Tackle of his era, demonstrating athleticism against both the run and the pass, and paving the way for future big men like Wilfork, Ngata, and Hampton. Song...
Mike Singletary Ultimate NFL Career Highlights
Просмотров 85 тыс.4 года назад
Mike Singletary did not have the physical attributes of many of his contemporaries and predecessors. He was not elite in coverage like Jack Lambert, nor was he a brutal enforcer at the line of scrimmage like Dick Butkus. What made Singletary a special player were his intangibles, namely intelligence and leadership. He was the play caller for the defensive unit of the decade, and though he might...
Randall McDaniel Ultimate NFL Career Highlights
Просмотров 12 тыс.4 года назад
From his small stature to his awkward, wide stance, Randall McDaniel was a very unorthodox player. Physical at the point of attack and unrelenting on the field, the converted tight end brought an unparalleled level of athleticism to the position, perhaps rivaled only by John Hannah in that regard. He led the Minnesota Vikings of the 1990 to eight playoff appearances and four playoff victories i...
Jonathan Ogden Ultimate NFL Career Highlights
Просмотров 18 тыс.4 года назад
It is often said that modern players are bigger, stronger, and faster now than they have ever been, but I disagree. I have yet to see another player with Jonathan Ogden's combination of size, strength, and quickness in the modern era, or any other. Standing at 6'9'' and weighing nearly 350 pounds, Ogden was the stalwart of the Baltimore Ravens offense for more than a decade, domineering opponen...
Mean Joe Greene Ultimate NFL Career Highlights
Просмотров 127 тыс.4 года назад
The greatest player in the storied history of the Pittsburgh Steelers , "Mean" Joe Greene dominated offenses for over a decade with his unparalleled explosiveness off the line of scrimmage. He racked up ten Pro Bowls in his decade-spanning career, as well multiple Defensive Player of the Year honors en route to four Super Bowl victories in the 1970s. Beyond his individual accolades though, he b...
Mel Blount Ultimate NFL Career Highlights
Просмотров 50 тыс.4 года назад
It is not often that a player is so dominant at his position that the very rules of the game had to be changed. Mel Blount was perhaps the most physical Cornerback to ever play the game, with a style of play so violent that the "Mel Blount Rule" had to be instituted in 1974 for matchups against him to remain competitive. Even after this rule change though, Blount proved that he was as technical...
Jack Lambert Ultimate NFL Career Highlights
Просмотров 418 тыс.4 года назад
The play-caller on perhaps the greatest defensive unit in league history, Jack Lambert was much more than just an intimidator. His intelligence and athleticism gave him skills in coverage that had never been seen before at the Middle Linebacker position, and he was a tackling machine against the run. He certainly made it a point to intimidate his opponents if he could, but it was always backed ...
Jack Ham Ultimate NFL Career Highlights
Просмотров 34 тыс.4 года назад
On an intimidating defense full of big personalities, the "Jackhammer" was more of a quiet presence. He wasn't big on trash talk or excessive celebrations, but despite this reserved nature, he might have been the best player on the legendary Steel Curtain defense of the 1970s, revolutionizing the Will (Weakside) Linebacker position with his incredible skills in coverage. He racked up 6 First-Te...
Joe Klecko Ultimate NFL Career Highlights
Просмотров 14 тыс.4 года назад
The son of a truck driver and hailing from the Rust Belt, Joe Klecko played with a hardened, blue-collar ethos. He was willing to play wherever he was needed, and always excelled, notching Pro Bowl selections at all of the major defensive line positions over his 11 year career with the New York Jets. He spearheaded the feared New York Sack Exchange, leading the Jets to four playoff appearances ...
Walter Jones Ultimate NFL Career Highlights
Просмотров 27 тыс.4 года назад
The cornerstone of the most dominant offensive line of the early 2000s, Walter Jones paved the way for the elite Seahawks Offense for more than a decade. Perhaps the most athletic Tackle to ever play the game, he devastated opponents with his aggressive downfield blocking and consistent, technically sound pass protection. His most illustrious season was 2005 when he blocked for MVP RB Shaun Ale...
Randy White Ultimate NFL Career Highlights
Просмотров 100 тыс.5 лет назад
Nicknamed the "Manster" (half-man, half-monster), Randy White was one of the most intimidating defenders to ever play the game, compiling 7 First-Team All-Pro selections in his illustrious career with the Dallas Cowboys. Despite being undersized compared to other defensive tackles of the era, the ferocity and quickness with which he played made him a virtually unblockable force on the Cowboys "...
"The Hogs" Ultimate NFL Career Highlights || 1980s Redskins Offensive Line
Просмотров 37 тыс.5 лет назад
"The Hogs" Ultimate NFL Career Highlights || 1980s Redskins Offensive Line
Anthony Munoz Ultimate NFL Career Highlights
Просмотров 42 тыс.5 лет назад
Anthony Munoz Ultimate NFL Career Highlights
John Hannah Ultimate NFL Career Highlights
Просмотров 47 тыс.5 лет назад
John Hannah Ultimate NFL Career Highlights
Night Train Lane Career Highlights || NFL Hall of Fame
Просмотров 110 тыс.7 лет назад
Night Train Lane Career Highlights || NFL Hall of Fame
Larry Allen Career Highlights || Dallas Cowboys
Просмотров 316 тыс.7 лет назад
Larry Allen Career Highlights || Dallas Cowboys
Joe Thomas Career Highlights || Cleveland Browns
Просмотров 37 тыс.7 лет назад
Joe Thomas Career Highlights || Cleveland Browns
He consistently does more with one arm than most do with their whole body.
Fucking Bulldozer, anybody (foolish enough) to get in front of Hannah you forgot to pay your electric bill, it was lights out!
Jack Lambert is still the best defensive player that I have ever seen and I used to be a cowboy fan until Jerry Jones pissed off Jimmy Johnson. Dallas will never win another superbowl because of Jerry.
No player should ever wear 92 again
No nonsense perfect form tackles & pucks..
Picks
Greatest chase down tackle of all time!!!
He was a God-fearing man who had a great caliber for his defensive plays and high motor as a minister of defense. RIP Reggie White!!!🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈
Best Guard OAT potentially best OL of all time
Richard Dent and Dan Hampton worked together very well.
Throwing huge, grown ass men around like dolls
rip LA. life is to short. drink, smoke, love, be with friends, have a son and a dog ok
Back when a game could end 3-7 and no one was disappointed watching the whole thing
I maintain he was the greatest defender I ever saw. Because you couldn't get away from him. He was shooting through the hole in the line, he was in the backfield, he was covering the deep route, he was in the middle, he was on the edge, he was everywhere. He instantly diagnosed every play, was where he needed to be, and never missed a tackle. He would get the QB, the RB, the receiver, didn't matter who. Some great defenders you could game plan away from, but not Lambert.
Dead at 52. What a shame. Condolences to his family and friends.
Sam Davis manhandled him in SB 13. He was a non factor as the Steelers scored 35 and won.🎉
Man was so big he didn't need a number. looked like ah NFL player on a highschool team
My dad was his size 6 ft 2 320 lb I didn't get big like my dad I was only 6 ft 1 247 lb in my prime but I could still bench press 550 lb nowhere near 700 lb it's incredible that he can run that fast being that size
The undertaker…….he eliminated tackles.
Joe Bugel or Jim Hanifan OL coach for Redskins? I don’t remember.
Ask Joe if he remembers my brother ERNEST Mc Feders???
Ran like a gazelle, and so strong. Solid hitter. Mel meant business.
D*ck Lane is cool.
Always hated the cowboys but this guy was as good as anyone ever at his position.
R.I.P. There will never be another like you ... thank you for your short time on earth ... now you have a lifetime above ...😢
Kind of reminds you of a Great white shark.
Ive read even 212.. he had what I call, the Abe Lincoln physique: tall, rangy, wide shoulders, all muscle...Country Strong
For my money Jack Ham and #78 Bobby Bell KC Chiefs best all around OLB ever. #56 Lawrence Taylor was a great pass rusher a great player but not a all around OLB in my humble opinion and viewpoint.
wow!!! RIP...
No wonder Nobody can Move him he was pushing everyone down he was the Best SUPERMAN! This is what the cowboys need Right in now they need that team of the 90s a time Machine 😊 Go cowboys Go DC4L R.I.P LARRY ALLEN U BE MISSED 🙏❤️🇺🇲🌟
RIP Big LA
growing up a cowboys fan i thought this man was a super hero. RIP legend.
R.I.P to Larry Allen & Derrick Thomas
RIP legend 😪 I remember the good old days here in Dallas. My mom used to dress the team in suit when I was little and other than being excited to meet Emmitt Smith, Larry Allen walks in and was a freaking mountain of a man… and super nice to me whenever he saw me. He is the reason I lift weights now. Much love old friend 😥
His hands are wide open the whole time. No grabbing. Just brute force.
he was a beast nothing but muscle RIP Larry
Holding every single play lmaooo
R.I.P. Larry Allen 😢As a Cowboys fan I’ll never forget this 90s team ,I feel like I was a part of it by being a true Cowboys fan since 1977!
Was an honor watching you play the game man!!! Rest well!!!!! 🏈
Larry Allen watching all of this all of the ''old''games but good games makes me appreciate offensive lineman and value and treasure them and even defensive linemen even more.This dude to me was the greatest at any of the line positions in the trenches literally to his last season and STILL cleaned house in the strongman competition at the pro bowl.That's how iconic he was is and always will be.Thank you Big Larry Allen for showing me the true value of football just by watching.You are forever a beloved icon by all and truly to me the most dominant lineman in NFL's long history.We'll miss you forever and will remember you forever.Rest in power big guy..you're the best🤘💙🤍
Emmitt's career was heavily based on Mr. Allen. RIP to literally the greatest O-lineman of all time. Just an insanely gifted player and an incredible friend and family member by several peoples' accounts.
Rest in peace, big man
Rest with the Lord Big Larry you will be missed but not forgotten.
That guy was definitely a modern day Gladiator!
Rest in Peace 🙏
RIP brother. You were one of the best to ever do it.
R.I.P. L.A. "THE GREATEST LINEMAN EVER"
Rip Larry 😔
Larry Allen should’ve been given some of them touchdowns with the way he opened up lanes
Quite possibly the best O-lineman to ever play in the NFL. 🥂
Rest Eazy Big Man.