Darrell Green blocked two guys at once

Warren Wells won a state championship in 1958 with Jerry Ball sr.

40 and 50 Gut and the Counter Trey.

Dude could tackle too

The Packers glory years. Not.

Never met a nicer man in my life. Best HS fb coach I could have ever dreamed of. RIP Big Dave from Tuna

John was a beast one of the best with the ball

Who else is watching Riggo videos to get fired up for tonight's playoff game?!? My hero #44. #HTTR

🛑🛑 When the NFL had “real men” playing it, not a bunch of hot dogs and dancers. 💯

Old school football was absolutely brutal

Darryl was the closest thing to a human bullet that I've ever seen.

Im a Washingtonian number 44 John Riggins was all i heard growing up!

Number 29 at free saftey and who do pick up this year? An amazing free saftey to wear 29. Coincidence?

My heroes as a child were Ronald Reagan and John Riggins

God. What they have done to those beautiful uniforms :(

My favorite player. Should be in hall of fame

A unique runner. Smooth, decisive, fast, seamless, efficient, powerful, but not abrupt, violent . . . no side hops, spin moves, hard jukes. Just pure acceleration with vision, intelligence, calmness and confidence. One of the most enjoyable running backs to ever play the game.

Is this the channel of Richard Waldrup?? I used to be a subscriber but my channel was destroyed, just trying to cath up. Thx

A HOF career cut short.

I thought they said he ran down Bo Jackson but that's just a lie he ain't run down no Bo Jackson!!!! He's fast!!!! but he ain't that!!!! fast

Think about how many touchdowns he prevented.

We always remember Tony and his 9.6 100 yard dash in the off season which wouldve been 9.4 maybe in regular season when in condition. He could really fly and the only guy that was faster was 9.2 100 yard dash Cliff Branch in the 70s. This there was a guy named Mel Gray for the cardibals that was a tracj guy back then. Of course Lofton too but i think Branch was faster than Lofton.

Almost EVERY Sunday, I watch some highlights of Fran before the Vikings take the field. He was a major influence on me growing up and I still love watching him. Well, it's a little less than an hour til kickoff for the Lions-Vikings game so I have to go put on my #10 Fran Tarkenton Vikings Jersey. A Vikings win gives them home field advantage throughout the playoffs. I really believe "the big year is here". That was the slogan for the UNLV basketball team who beat Duke and won the National Championship against Duke 103-73, Still a record for points and biggest spread of victory,

The Sonny Jurgensen to Charlie Taylor combo would lay the groundwork to other legendary QB to WR combos such as Bob Griese to Paul Warfield Ken Stabler to Cliff Branch Dan Fouts to Charlie Joiner Joe Montana and later Steve Young to Jerry Rice

Loved the skins back then, but I could never bring myself to 'hate' LT. I heard fans say he was an 'air' player (ineffective when constrained). I don't buy it. He exploded through a crease so fast that it LOOKED like he was getting no resisitence. It's hard to remember sometimes that, for a while, that whole division was brutal to the rest of the league.

Loved the Skins in the Riggo years. But, I'm embarrassed to say that he was faster than I recall. When he pulls away from the backfield, you know something special is happening. There were times when winning almost got borring. Would love to be that bored again.

I hate the Washington Redskins, but i love Riggo.

I was a speedster in my younger days and I tell you what, Tony Dorsett is the most beautiful prettiest runner EVER...I mean, he was fast AND quick, but he makes it look so damn good while doing it..... I can only wish that when I ran back in my days, my style look like Tonys..lol

Hooray for SERIOUS INJURIES!

Marcus Allen outran the geisal in 1984.

An idiotic move not just because it was a cheap shot but also Ray Brown risked fracturing his hand, forearm or elbow. Referee was Gene Barth. They were easily recognizable back then, too.

I like that he celebrated most of his tds with a sign of the cross. 🙏. My first favorite player. We had ucla tickets when I was a kid.

Wait, you showed all of the plays except the best one? You skipped the 99-yard touchdown. WHY?

Wow, what a great video! Plunkett to Branch was a devastating combo. As Al Davis once said: "We have the bomb and we're not afraid to use it."

One of the most underrated backs of all time. No wasted movements, just a north-and-south runner, incredible vision. Easily one of the 10 best of all time, though no one talks about him anymore. Thanks for making this video.

JOHN RIGGINS WAS A TOUGH S.O.B I'LL GIVE YOU THAT

Dude was different

The baddest man to walk this earth

Our frist BS 20 Billy was a Beast Our second is the Goat when you put the number 20 on in the D you Better be able to back it up Like these men did

He definitely could've of played a few more yrs.But guess he said fuck it Tom's gone I'm out.

Bill Parcells named Dorsett the hardest Offensive player to scheme against. Blazing speed a very dangerous receiver and could cut block with the best of them if needed. Emmetts stats are better but as a Cowboy fan who watched them both I’d take Tony every day.

Do yards made and TD’s in the playoffs count for overall career stats

How is it that after 45 yrs...Lester Hayes is one Raider ,,,that i can remember. 😊 This video brings back a lot of memories.

Nobody outruns Darrell Green. Nobody

Thought I saw a few fans at the Giants game sitting on their hands when this happened. They must've been Yankees fans, apparently.

Great to hear Pat Summerall & Tom Brookshier calling NFL games they were great in the 70’s in the booth

The greatest football player ever that’s not in the hall of fame. What a complete travesty! I’m old enough to remember just how great he was! Shutdown corner straight out of hell!

Those Damn Raiders Sure Mess Things Up! Still Hail To The Redskins!❤❤

That was fun.

JimPlunkett what an athlete from humble beginnings to become a legend.