A Raider Revisit: RAY GUY | The Road To Canton

[@danrabun7928]

Growing up in Thomson, he was my hero. I am proud to say that I punted for the same high school team. He was the best athlete at whatever he did. A legend and a great all-around guy.

[@thejamnasium6447]

RIP Ray. I'm a Hattiesburg native and we love Ray down here. He's the greatest punter of all time and it's not even remotely close.

[@warrenbfeagins]

Should've been 1st ballet HOFer.

[@dustyboylson7015]

REST IN PEACE RAY. 12/22/49 TO 11/03/22 You will be missed Pal.

[@Shilohii65]

Move back to my Northern CA hometown in 1973, and became a Raider fan….Silver & Black baby. Stabler, Madden, and Ray Guy were all in their infancy and along with several other HOF players, and many who deserve to be there, became not only contenders, but SB champions in the 1976/77 campaign. Long live the legacy of players like Ray Guy. He truly deserves his place of honor in the HOF, and as a human in the game of life.

[@bhongtastic]

A true trailblazer in the sport. The only FT Punter in the HOF. Respect to his name. RIP Ray Guy. 🙇‍♀

[@SYEDSHAZEB46013]

Rip

[@richoffgame4967]

Ray made you enjoy fourth down the greatest compliment a special teams kicker could ever hear

[@cshaffer8258]

I saw Ruy kick in New York. I’ve been a Raider fan since 73. He was by far the best punter I have ever seen. Booming kicks and pinpoint accuracy! He was a the best secret weapon any team could ask for! Truly one of a kind!

[@stevenkloepping2953]

Ray Guy turned punting into a weapon. By far the best ever.

[@babyblueLEGEND]

If you were not there to witness what he did and how he did it you can't really understand. RAY GUY changed the game. Greatest ever period. Mr. "Coffin Corner".

[@kevinkaatz883]

RIP Ray. Thank u for your years of service

[@Khloecelticsfan]

Coming from a dolphins fan rest in paradise ray guy made you play for a great football team for god in heaven

[@anthonygomez2267]

Saw Ray Guy a lot in the old days,as a Bronco fan saw him twice a year, and even more as the Raiders were always in TV,plus always in the playoffs,so got to know just how good he really was! BELIEVE ME HE WAS THE BEST I EVER SAW,AND THERES NO DOUBT ABOUT THAT! JUST SAYIN!!! LATER!😁

[@vincentcardenas776]

R.I.P. Ray, you were the best punter ever, Period.

[@quietfury7236]

I can never get through this video without a face full of happy tears!

[@omarflores385]

Same rn as the Raiders got the news of him passing away today

[@jaycam9552]

RIP Ray!!! You will be missed

[@cliftontibbits6644]

Well done Ray Guy, you were and are 1 of my all time favorites, this was good to see hope all is well with you, may true peace and comfort be with you always, take care and thanks for the memories…Once a RAIDER, Always a RAIDER…

[@davidcobb2693]

Ray Guy should have headlined the Pro Football Hall Of Fame class of 1991, making him wait 29 years shows how much anti-Raiders bias has existed for decades! They waited until Snake Stabler was dead and they've been SCREWING OVER Cliff Branch for decades too! Chew on this nugget, Otto Graham holds the best winning percentage of any QB in pro football history, as in All-time. And which former pro QB has the 2nd highest winning percentage of All-time? The one and only, Daryle "The Mad Bomber" Lamonica! He has 2 things holding him back among the PFWAA, the first being he was a player for the Oakland Raiders and the second is that he is a former AFL superstar!

[@deancj1]

One of the only good thing about being old is I got to sit in the coliseum and watch the 1970s Raiders play. I remember watching guy pre game kicking balls into the lights

[@warrenbfeagins]

I didn't know he had Bud Holmes as his agent. Walter Payton did too. Ray Guy was the first punter I thought of as a threat because of how deep he could pin teams in their own territory. Should've been a no brainer 1st ballet HOFer. He is still BY FAR the greatest/best punter I have ever seen. R.I.P. 🙏🏿

[@Camperic]

RIP to the GOAT King of the coffin corner!

[@jonathanbatturs6359]

Yes !

[@ryancole90]

I am a USM graduate as was my mother who went to the Hattiesburg campus the same time Ray was there. She said she used to see Ray walking everywhere he had to go. My dad at the same time was playing junior college football at perk and they used to come up and see the eagles practice from time to time and he said watching Ray guy punt a football what’s the prettiest thing and it sounded like cannon when his foot hit the ball

[@AkentaStromm]

Another film I can keep watching. Always my favorite punter - no one compares to him. Looking on the map, his home town is only a few hours away - will have to make a trip there one day.

[@berlinsticks9708]

Hey you don’t gotta believe this but he’s my cuz he’s a great guy ima get to meet him this June at a family reunion

[@AkentaStromm]

@@berlinsticks9708 Sounds like it will be fun.

[@JohnCarter-qv1ie]

Complete beast! Screwed my beloved Eagles many times!!!

[@greatagents]

5.2 second hang time. Unreal

[@waystadtymphyndir7079]

If the word "Sport Billy" was in a dictionary...the meaning would simply say... 'Ray Guy' What a standout human being.

[@baseball9635]

I heard he was a really good baseball and basketball player. RIP

[@phoenixsnodgrasshighlights7632]

Rip good sir

[@craigcatlett1900]

Who remebers the cartoon pic of him hitting the gondola on the back of his football card

[@prince1187]

I need him on the packers right now

[@notabot3375]

One of the biggest shoo-ins in NFL HOF history, and it took almost 30 years to get him in there. Well, at least he got in.

[@edsilva54]

RIP

[@probstcast6257]

This guy just killed you every time he punted.

[@ToFastZLX]

Speaking of ray guy my friend's dad is good friends with him on god

[@jessefernandez850]

He definitely was the leader of the pack

[@SYEDSHAZEB46013]

Rio