*Layne

Jersey got ripped had to change to 31.

"Reggie. This is God! I want you to go play for Green Bay!" lol.

yeah something that cowboys t Erik Williams found out

Where would you rank him all time

Love that voice and narration. I remember watching highlights as a boy in the 70s on weekend mornings and hearing that great voice

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I played highschool and college football in the 60s and early 70s.I went back to coach highschool football in the 90s and wanted to quit after 2 practices. The game had changed so much I felt dead inside.

The players of the past might not be as big, strong, or fast as the players today but the old timers were 100x tougher than the overpaid whiners of today that miss 2 games for a turf toe injury

Destroy? No.

Tom brady ruined it, the bernard pollard hit changed the rules

Was your uncle Bill Miller?

You mean "Thee Ohio State University," right? They were the first ones, as pros, when they had the pregame intros who said that. Now everybody says that just about. I wonder who the first NFL player from OSU was who said that. Maybe it was your uncle!!!!

Holy crap your uncle was Dr. Bill Miller wasn't he?

@@thebruteofbilaal2325 No. This is in the early 50s. He went to work for a meat packing firm out of Cincinnati that went to be a part owner of The Bengals. The meat packing firm, not my uncle.

What is his name, I have a great uncle, Bill Hackett , that fits that description, as well

I don't know if hero is the best word to use, but almost positive he was the last pre 60 minute man, He played the entire game as starting offensive center and starting defensive middle linebacker, just about the two most physical positions you can play on either side. Never got the recognition because the New York sports writers hated him, primarily for two reasons. He played for Philadelphia (hated rival), and when they played the Giants he always seemed to knock the shit out of a few of their players, even if the Eagles lost. I can't think of any other football player as tough as that guy was. I repeat, he played the entire game, every game, and kicked ass either way.

Sam Houston - Amen - a hero who happened to be a great football player.

@@WuLi4B He's a hero for what he did in WW2 more than for what he did on the football field

@Spam Houston hero’s are the ones who don’t make it back.

​@@HankFinkle11 Not really true, boss.

Gzup real football, the way it’s supposed to be played!