BROOKFIELD LEGEND

Lambert is one of the few players that would do great in today’s NFL.He’s the blueprint of linebackers today able to defend the passing game and running game very well he would be a multiple an all pro, pro bowler and a HOF if he today

Ray Lewis before Ray Lewis. Mike was WAY ahead of his time 🔥🔥🔥

Hannah Rocked

Awesome to the max total package

AND he could play the run............. Hall of Fame for sure! (1987)

They changed the rules because of Mel. His nose for the ball was unsurpassed!

He was the first Jack Lambert. Arguably greatest OLB the game's had, and maybe the smartest.

After all these years Lambert, number 58; is still the most feared linebacker in the NFL.

Lambert’s form was impeccable…. He wasn’t the biggest guy on the field, but his form and ferocity made him a great tackler

Textbook was Mike

On the NFL All Time Team program, Lawrence Taylor said Reggie White was THE greatest defensive player of all time.

Would rather hear players and coaches talking instead of the stupid background music 🙄

Mr.William Perry and Mr.Dan Marino are the sole reason why I started watching football as a child......thank you both.

Nice

Came here after watching the Superbowl 20 blowout loss to the Bears. I tried to watch Hannah every play, and he was the only Patriots lineman holding his own....but what else would you expect.

Never played with a dominant back, but it's the '78 Patriots that set the all time rushing record and rushing TD's mark that still stands. Stout, fast, quick, with flawless technique. A first ballot HOFer of the highest order.

“Hey quarterback” “What?” “The fridge is playing tonight” “Holy fucking smokes man I’m gonna sleep”

Where were they playing that there were cars behind the end zone lmao

You can't hit a qb like that anymore

My grandpa was is in group with in it was called mob squad my grandpa is ray oldham

The toughest man to ever put on a uniform

Yes! ... Lambert, Ham, and RUSSELL!!!

Wny did he always tackle so high?!?!

The G.O.A.T in the middle

He's like twice the size of the offensive lineman!

The music captured the epic energy of this legend! Like the Great Wall of China keeping out the invaders from far and wide! ❤️‍🔥

He was huge for a Corner back…6-3 215 pds damnnn 💪🏾💪🏾

Gotta be better highlights than this for an all time great but...hes a guard and it's alot better than nothing.

Great childhood memories watching him play!

Joe klecko no one can unleash the beast like him was the best of the best

Force of nature 😅

Love all the comments and compliments out there fellas and #73, THE legend, deserves them ALL --- but where is the love for that nasty? That EDGE to finish, I rmean really finish the man in the crosshairs. Football is supposed to be physical and imposing your will on the man in front of you - and Hog Hannah rampaged through first, second and third levels of the best NFL defenses of the 70's and 80's. The guy was amazing --- love his heart, love his nasty. What a football player. -Western PA bred Pittsburgh Steeler fan who loves GREAT Football

I like the story Elway tells about his 1st NFL start. He described himself as a kid who looked across the line to see Jack Lambert!

Best TE of all time

Lambert etc. live on on ESPN Classic . 1970s Steelers!

I've been a Dolphins fan my whole life, and any time I saw the Bears on the schedule, I dreaded him and that defense. He was a beast.

One of my favorite players of all time.

My dad was never really big on football, but if he heard the fridge was playing he usually watched just to watch him.

Loved this guy great hands tough as nails.

Had to turn off the volume completely. Horrible.

The sorry state of the Patriots OL brought me here to remind me what great play looks like.

Steve Grogan's Bodyguard

Super bowl shuffle

Buddy ball

This man is the reason pass interference exists.

He was more of run destructive LB, but he can play the pass good.

O-lines make a team Champions.

If you watch him tackle, he just jumps on people 😂

The thing that stands out to me (other than his tremendous abilities) is that he seemed to avoid putting all his weight on the QB, even though it was legal at that time. But that may have been enlightened self-interest, because the fans would stop paying for tickets if all the QBs were maimed.