Lawrence Taylor vs Lomas Brown

Highlights of New York Giants Hall of Fame linebacker Lawrence Taylor.
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[@jaycompany4886]

Lawrence Taylor didn't just sack or rush the QB only, he played the run great too n defended the pass at LB as well......best defensive player EVER!

[@fugbabylon7229]

Nuh uh lol

[@iamhungey12345]

+Fug Babylon - ?

[@mrbigdaddyjoe79]

Go look at Reggie White Stats dont even compare close. Reggie White was an All-Pro at 33 L.T broke down at 28. Reggie White doesnt get enough credit because of his Religious Beliefs. That without plays a part. Take that out Reggie White was a 300 pounds D.E. all pro at 37 years. and had 16 sacks. Not to mention that at 27 he had 133 tackles and 18 sacks. SICK ASS NUMBERS.

[@hbcufootballmatters3425]

@@mrbigdaddyjoe79 Because of his religious beliefs? We're not talking about Tim Tebow. LT > Reggie White

[@chrisgalagotis1050]

Joe's Auto Upholstery Reggie White also needed an all star team around him when aquiring free agents in the 90s was huge in all sports to win 1 dumb super bowl. Had he stayed with the Eagles his numbers would have deminished. You know how I know?? CAUSE JESUS TOLD ME BRO!! 😂

[@Wiggymaster]

Lomas was and ever shall be one of the greatest OTs to play the game, but LT was Superman. No single OL would ever be able to stop him. Lo gets credit for not being completely steamrolled every time. Dude was like an electromagnet to the ball and just didn't care what was in his way.

[@fairlanemuscle]

Frankly, he should get HOF consideration.

[@um52]

Great video! Lomas was a pro bowl tackle, very good player but LT was just the most unstoppable force and disruptive game changer that the NFL ever witnessed. No disrespect to Dick Butkus, but it should be called the Taylor award. There will never be a complete defender like him that could take over a game by himself.

[@nowhere3252]

TAYLOR IS THE BEST OF ALL TIME. WE NEED PLAYERS LIKE THAT TODAY. WILL WATCH HIS VIDS FOR YEARS TO COME. THANKS FOR THE VIDEO!

[@actsismmljcorrectlyobeyed6190]

If this makes you that excited good grief!

[@rickwpaperworkmakeschildsu4655]

No jumping around and dancing, just business and clean tackling!

[@dme1016]

Oh, he had his showboat moments. Many times. So, let's be real. And he deserved the right to. It's like people who say Barry Sanders never spicked the ball. The great Walter Payton did! Sometimes threw it in the stands too.. Not out of disrespect to his opponents, but bcuz he was passionate about the game. Had Barry been as passionate, he would've gained 20,000 yards, easily.

[@stephennixon9609]

As a life long Giants fan I want to first thank the Saints for taking George Rogers instead of LT and 2nd having a GM like George Young who recognized greatness right away when LT was at North Carolina.

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

Giving George Young credit for drafting Lawrence Taylor is like saying he was the only GM blessed with the gift of eyesight. The film doesn't lie. Normal rules didn't apply to LT. How many players blow through blockers on a run play knocking down both blocker and ball carrier?

[@MrBronx61]

Mr. Nixon - AMEN!

[@msl5253]

@@byrongammonbyrongammon9937 True. Saints were foolish. From Jason Bernos of Bleacher Report: "This was a huge miss on the part of the Saints' front office. They chose the Heisman Trophy-winning running back from South Carolina over a linebacker who was being hailed as "better than Dick Butkus." Before the Draft, all 28 General Managers in the NFL were polled. They were asked to make a choice between George Rogers and Lawrence Taylor if they had the first pick. When Polled: "26 out of 28 GMs chose L.T. over Rogers in that poll. One of the two that chose Rogers was new Saints Head Coach/General Manager Bum Phillips".

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

Stephen Nixon.....if George Young didn’t let his blasted pride get in the way....he would have drafted Reggie White in the 1984 USFL Supplemental Draft instead of OL Gary Zimmerman and he would have hired Bill Belichick instead of Ray Handley to coach the Giants. Ray Charles and Stevie Wonder could see that Lawrence Taylor was a no-brainer draft pick so George Young doesn’t deserve any credit for NOT fu**ing the 1981 NFL Draft up for the Giants.

[@geekverve]

The NFL should give an award each year for the linebacker who simply comes the closest to even being worthy of mention in the same breath as L.T.

[@drevil0076]

They do have that award, but it was never awarded as no one comes close.

[@markel4745]

No one would win, what outside linebacker even comes close? I can’t think of anyone

[@phatplateslyrical9045]

@@markel4745 Derrick Thomas the closest and he's still far away from LT.

[@Grandizer8989]

As long as Coach Hoodie approves it

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

@@phatplateslyrical9045, in terms of talent, Thomas had it all, and he should have had a better career than what he had. His coaches couldn’t get through to him. Lawrence Taylor used to kill it during Giant team scrimmages.

[@ThePrayinmantiz]

Greatest ever

[@rubinturner8233]

Taylor to me has to be in the convo for best player of all time. He was incredible! Like watching a video game except he was real. I'm in awe of his will (he never looks tired) strength (he tosses Lomas around like a ragdoll) and speed (he gets to the QB so fast it's like he knows LT is close so hes watching him more than the routes he's throwing to)

[@chuckwood8452]

Lol poor Lomas. Imagine getting ready for work and thinking ‘fuck, I’m going to be expected to contain Lawrence Taylor all day’ at that point, you pick up the phone and say ‘uhhh coach, I have the flu, can’t make it in today...’

[@thescatman5029]

On a few of those, he held LT to "two mississippi." Them Lions receivers should have been open, by then.....!

[@danieldavila6281]

I played twice against L. Brown in high school. A tough player that made the all century team in Florida and not just Florida South Florida. We had 9 of 10 championship teams from every level win state here. Football is king here. LT was from another Universe, the play calling against LT was old and outdated. LT needed double and triple teaming. This video is either disgusting or a great tribute the best; the GOAT on defense maybe ever!!!! Tom Brady my arse. Please!

[@mfgreviews5028]

"I'm not putting anybody in Lawrence Taylor's category." - Bill Bellichick

[@johnliberty3647]

Many of those LT sacks were the QB's fault.. Holding on to the ball too long, extending his drop back despite not having pressure up the middle etc. LT is the best every play of any position but Lomas Brown did a decent job. Just had poor QBs to defend.

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

Anyone who argues that LT had an advantage because he didn't have to rush with his hand in the dirt like a conventional defensive end......watch him at 2:10 line up at a RDE in a 3-4 formation. Lawrence Taylor was a BEAST of a football player. Thank you John Smith for the art work that are your uploads.

[@tomd1434]

A 4-3 DE could stand if he wanted but don't because of their size. It would be a disadvantage.

[@EattheApple666]

This was LT against every team.

[@davidwebster2849]

I would love to see one of these with LT and Jimbo Covert

[@chilledmonkeebrains]

The Super Bowl trophy is named after Vince Lombardi,maybe they should name the defensive player of the year award the LT award

[@jenyakostak7639]

Are you going to post some new videos on your channel? Maybe it’s time to joy G fans with some full games of golden 80s era LT, Banks, Simms others. Please, need something going here

[@rogerthat309]

There's no shame in losing to LT

It was just not fair..🏈56!🤯

[@sewaseem]

LT was the original Predator

[@justinnardine8564]

All clean tackles!

[@EmpressTouch]

Having the energy, as well as the speed and strength, to first beat his opposing lineman - AND THEN devour the QB: majestic.

[@justinnardine8564]

Empress Touch every time!

[@actsismmljcorrectlyobeyed6190]

Feasting frenzy

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

@2:50......Lawrence Taylor bagged the QB.....but Carl Banks took a low block from Barry Sanders and just cast him aside like it required no effort.......Sanders could squat 700 lbs.

[@buffyd5737]

Wrong Barry worked out with 700lbs could squat more no doubt but Carl said Barry was the hardest rb to tackle.

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

@@buffyd5737, I’m not referring to a 1-rep max.

[@buffyd5737]

@@byrongammonbyrongammon9937 Say that then.

[@solidroadsinternational6522]

Attention!! We have an Andre Ware sighting!!

[@georgehoward9116]

The 18 down votes are Lomas Brown and his family... LT was a beast...

[@theultimatemale6820]

Some bozos think that Aaron Donald is the greatest defensive player. Ha! LT, is without a doubt the best.

[@brianallison1913]

Taylor could not be blocked trying to use brute force. The only hope was if the blocker had fast feet and finessed him. Even then you would only have so long before he got around you. In the end he was unstoppable.

[@Colstonewall]

Hell, both the first 2 sacks, the QB had plenty of time to get rid of the ball.

[@TheJMSESQ]

+Boondock Saint you can say that again...and again...and again.

[@TheJMSESQ]

+Boondock Saint you can say that again...and again...and again.

[@TheJMSESQ]

+Boondock Saint you can say that again...and again...and again.

[@Lance-Stroll]

"LT's speed and strength" & crank

[@1guitar12]

goober pea Your point?

[@Lance-Stroll]

@@1guitar12 without crack he wouldnt have been that good

[@1guitar12]

goober pea You’re just a jealous hater from nowhere land with a baseless opinion just trying to tear down a great player in a cheap ass way. What have you done with your life?

[@Lance-Stroll]

@@1guitar12 I've never failed two drug tests like Lawrence Taylor has

[@iamhungey12345]

@@Lance-Stroll You probably did for all anyone knows. Especially with a take like that.

[@Danguardace17]

The stuff of nightmares

[@johntabler349]

Ah the run and shoot offense who needs a tight end to help on pass protection anyway?

[@frankt285]

Now how ya gonna stop a pit-bull with da fragrance of fear all over you?? (Can't be done son)....

[@Banzai51]

I'll never understand why Lomas Brown was a pro bowler. Sure, nobody blocked LT. But Lomas Brown singlehandedly made Richard Dent a pro bowler by playing him twice a year. He was never an outstanding T.

[@craigshort6300]

Most of those the QB took way too long to make a decision

[@armandodelossantos736]

the majority of these sacks should be accredited to the secondary making the qb hold the ball for 4 or 5 seconds or scrambling right into LT while running from everybody else.

[@johnsmith3091]

+Armando De Los Santos Actually, the Giants secondary had an easy job considering Detroit was forced to keep 1 (and often 2) receivers in the backfield to help pass protect against a Giants pass rush that consisted mostly of just 4 men. That left Detroit with 3 receivers vs a 7 man Giant secondary. Hard to get open under those circumstances.

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

Bingo. Belichick didn't do anything exotic. A base vanilla defense with 2 safeties over the top trying to contain everything underneath with minimal blitzing.

[@coppulor6500]

we are talking the lions here though. Skins fan here and when I was a kid, I love the lions because they were an automatic win. but not as much as I loved the cardinals. 2 guaranteed wins every year lol. My NFL hate list in order was Cowgirls, Giants then Eagles. It shifted over time to Patriots, then cowboys. But I was so happy the giants smoked the Deflatriots in both Superbowls that Giants became a distant 4th on that list. Kinda hard to hate teams that aren't dominant. I bet nobody but Dallas hates the skins these days lol (I laugh, but inside, I'm crying). :p

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

Giants never rush more than 4 players.....they always are at a numerical disadvantage but Taylor still gets to the QB. Please take note of Barry Sanders. Sanders was a rookie in 1989 while LT was in his 9th year STILL blowing things up.

[@kenmrock9334]

Since I am a lions fan. Why not show some where Brown put LT down.

[@erikhopkins9488]

was loBUST brown cut after this?

[@iamhungey12345]

+Erik Hopkins - Are you serious?

[@akjhome]

LT was great, but Lions and Galiano are a larger part of the problem here.

[@Ironweinersdad]

Cocain is a hell of a drug.

[@PlayaflyJoe27]

Robert J you didn't even spell it right genius. Smh

[@jasondownsnet]

So you show all the time LT beats Brown, but none of the dozens of plays Brown successfully blocks LT? Bias much?

[@johnsmith3091]

Yes, you're on a Giants channel

[@jasondownsnet]

I'm a Giants fan too and especially an LT fan. I'm not trying to be an asshole here. The title is misleading. The viewer thinks that their going to see a back and forth battle, but rather we just the plays LT beats Brown. When to be fair, Brown blocked LT many, many times successfully. But whatever, it's your video. You can do whatever you want. So I'll go fuck off. Peace.

[@amc3577]

For the record, how many times did Lomas successfully block LT?

[@usauthority5894]

LOL...what does that matter at all? As a Linebacker, how many sacks do you want him to produce against a particular lineman? He's getting 2 to 4 sacks a game against Brown here? Geeze...really?

[@hmackprotection1]

Jason Downs, shut up crybaby. It is so much easier for a all pro O lineman to block a smaller LB/DE, than it is for said LB/DE to dominate him it's not even funny..just sit back, & enjoy watching the greatest of time put in work on a high level pro bowl O lineman

[@xDrLHT]

I met Lomas Brown twice, once at a Lions event focused on playing defense (I play linebacker and safety) and another at an nfl fan forum. I asked Lomas at the fan forum who the hardest player he ever had to block was. Without any hesitation, he said Lawrence Taylor. Now i see why

[@randybailey4830]

DeManeEvent kkkkkkio

[@jamesvickers9476]

LT is hardest player he never could block.

[@bruceleroy1770]

Cool that must of been fun. I see why too LT gave that man hell. Its been a while but Lomas Brown name ring a bell. Most people don’t really remember offense lineman mostly position players but the Cowboys gad some great ones that gave prestige to the position. Im a Giant fan I remember how dominant they were after LT retired. Then the Emmit Smith and Troy Aikmen era began.

[@AngrySemite]

​@@bruceleroy1770 Lomas started Super Bowl XXXVI for the Giants.

[@davanmani556]

Tom Rathman will tell you that.

[@thescatman5029]

On almost all them plays, maybe except two, Lomas Brown held Lawrence Taylor to "two Mississippi!" Most LT's don't hold LT that long! Lomas Brown has Canton credentials! (7 Pro Bowls, 3 All Pro!) Those "lost battles" with Lawrence Taylor, alone, are good enough, in my book, to get into the Hall!

[@bubby372]

Simply the best. He changed the game. What great memories

[@Chrishagen]

Lomas had over 40 pounds weight and 2 inches height advantage and was strong as f... and LT still wiped the floor with him. Freak athlete... will never see another. For a comparison at 2:12 Carl Banks (as great as he was) tries to pull an LT move and gets stopped immediately.

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

Regarding Carl Banks, his zenith was 1986-1987. He would have been Super Bowl MVP if not for Phil Simms godly day throwing the ball. But most folks don’t remember it took Banks 2 seasons before he could secure a stranglehold on the LOLB position. He was in a 3-man platoon with Byron Hunt and Andy Headen.

[@walthammassagefitness]

Banks was a super cover and run player at OLB but he couldn't pass rush all that well.

[@Joeyland]

no one closes on a target like LT did

[@LavaKimo]

He never gives up on a play. How many times did he come from the back side of a play to make the tackle. Knock him down and he jumps back up to be in on the tackle.

[@doncorleone4681]

In the history of the NFL, there have been many super stars. But, only one SUPERMAN. This isn't fair to Lomas, cause EVERY lineman looked like that against LT, one on one.

[@GeorgeVreelandHill]

Lawrence Taylor is the greatest defensive player in NFL history. It didn't matter who you put against him. It was no match.

[@Dozier133192]

LT was just different. No way to describe him. Just a beast.

[@josedaniel4725]

LT is the reason I became a GIANTS fan! Yeah, they have been playing bad since winning the past SBs but hey can't win them all and the best game that I enjoyed was beating the Patriots and stopping the perfect record😎 thanks Mr Taylor for being the best linebacker and wish you could of played during that Super Bowl

[@UltimateKeyboardWarrior]

Man I miss the old Giants and the Knicks

[@1firevan1]

What brand of roller skates was Lomas Brown wearing? I want a pair of those; they are fast!!

[@dstewart4520]

Always great play by LT....but one must also give credit to the secondary as well as the poor QB play who simply held the ball too long. Especially when you have a dominant player like LT on the other side of the ball.

[@jimmydrive]

L.T.G.O.A.T.

[@Torgo1969]

We remember that Taylor had an essential assist on the Leonard Marshall hit on Joe Montana in Jan 91. If LT doesn't stop JM's roll dead in its tracks, then LM's hit doesn't happen the way that it does. And on the Craig fumble with less than 3 mins left, LT had made excellent penetration to be able to catch the ball when it popped out after Eric Howard hit it with his big old coconut. Say what you will about the NYG SB games, IMHO that 4th Quarter was the most dramatic and awesome quarter of NYG football in the last 50 years.

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

Dear sir, Giants’ NT Erik Howard’s hit on RB Roger Craig was the greatest play in Giants’ history. Lawrence Taylor beat two successive blocks by TE Brent Jones (LT swung Jones 90 degrees to his left at the snap) and FB Tom Rathman. Watch the video of this play and focus on the right side of the Giant defense. It looks innocuous but it’s not. People also don’t realize that Pepper Johnson’s oncoming rush to fill the hole forced LG Guy McIntyre to release from a double-team block on Erik Howard enabling Howard to rise from his right knee and lunge towards Craig as C Jesse Sapolu tackled Howard to the ground. It is an incredible example of things falling into place because everyone is intent on doing their job.

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

My goodness. Barry Sanders is in these videos. This game was at least in 1989....LT's ninth year in the NFL.....still raising hell in the offensive backfield.

[@mikeb3327]

what crazy is LT was passed his prime here

[@mikeb3327]

+Joshua Hendricks you might be right, I'm only 27. I can only go by what I've been told, the people I have worked with tell me that he was most dominant from 81-86, I understand he was still playing at an all-pro level. GOAT

[@mikeb3327]

+Joshua Hendricks were not talking about fantasy football here Josh

[@johnsmith3091]

Joshua Hendricks I didn't read either of your responses because they were in all caps locks which i told you i find annoying.... plus i just assume your regurgitating the same idiotic argument about how sack totals are the sole measuring stick in ranking a defensive players season.

[@mikeb3327]

+Joshua Hendricks I never said that he should have won.. I am not credible because I didn't watch football then. I respect +john smith opinion because he actually watched the games during that time, unlike you, as youre clearly a kid and a fantasy football stat nerd

[@mikeb3327]

+Joshua Hendricks "YOU ARE AN IDIOT. WHY ARE YOU JUMPING BACK IN THIS CONVERSATION? I HAVEN'T ADDRESSED YOU IN 4 DAYS." yes you did, you clearly addressed me by name 1 day ago. You are clearly incapable of having a rational discussion, as you have addressed no criticism to your points and have reiterated the same point in every single long post you've made. Its my own fault for engaging in a conversation with somebody who only types in caps.. best of luck in all your future endeavors

[@soda349]

That QB was looking for Taylor instead of the open man

[@rashaundeberry7470]

That's what happens when you're a dominant defender

[@morrieswigs]

Lomas would go on to make a super bowl appearance with big blue in 2000

[@shawnevans26]

MorriesWigs I think Lomas Brown was on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers team that won the Super Bowl too.

[@chriskies5016]

@@shawnevans26 Yes he was. It cheapened that title, ever so slightly

[@iamhungey12345]

@@chriskies5016 How?

[@PhantasyStarved]

Lomas was one of the best ever but what do you do with a charging Cocaine Bear

[@charliegrant2895]

LT is the greatest Defensive player ever! Imho. He changed the game at his position.

[@mikeprevost8650]

It was foolish to try to single block LT. Most teams learned that lesson.

[@xaviervega468]

And Lomas was a 6 time All-Pro to boot. He wasn't just some random ham and egger. He is one of the best offensive tackles to ever play, and LT is just embarrassing him.

[@jasonhall683]

Most or those plays Mitchell and who ever else the qb was had over 5 seconds to throw the ball.. You can't blame an OT for receivers who don't get open and a quarter back who doesn't throw the ball..

[@Kam8838]

He was All-Pro once...

[@mikedoss9777]

Jason Hall I agree. Not to take anything away from LT but the QB is holding on to the ball way too long on a few of these plays .

[@Unionman]

LT the greatest line backer in nfl history!!!

[@jeff1385]

Lawrence Taylor was the best linebacker ever

[@classicgalactica5879]

Lawrence Taylor was the best football player ever.

[@roypavao7498]

He revolutionized the outside linebacker position. He is definitely the greatest of all time!

[@gmanhirt8818]

the only tackle i thought who could handle LT was jackie slater. slater was awesome but you never truly ever stopped LT. you just maybe did a good job of containing him.

[@отпирайте]

Boondock Saint is there any highlights of him vs white/lt

[@shooter7426]

gman hirt according to L.T.'s coach Bill Parcells, Jimbo Covert was the best tackle in the nfc by far at the time and was the only one who could handle him without any help. Covert held Taylor sackless in the three games the played against each other.

[@Scarletbull]

They don’t make ‘em like that anymore. From steel to fiberglass.

[@richardspikman7116]

LT was a glorious monster. LT playing against Pro Bowl men was like me playing against a group of 7 year olds.

[@dme1016]

If I were a QB back then playing against LT, I would've taken the snap. & just immediately threw the ball. Let the receivers go get it. Forget the dropping-back...PERIOD.

[@thelastjohnwayne]

LT was great but rest of that Giants defense was also great and they do not get much credit.

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

Like who? The players on the Giants’ defense that were exceptional were Harry Carson (HOF), George Martin (DE with a nose for the end zone), Leonard Marshall (Joe Montana anyone?), Pepper Johnson (1990 season), Erik Howard (greatest play in Giants history), Mark Collins (put the clamps on Jerry Rice), Carl Banks (86 playoff run).

[@theyofactor]

The Lions never heard of 'double-team'?!? It was obvious Brown could not handle LT on his own.

[@johntabler349]

Run and shoot no tight ends on the roster

[@flexiblestrategist9922]

L.T. said Jackie Slater was is toughest opponent. He rarely got past him.

[@Charleybones]

In most of the sacks Lions QB never stayed in the pocket long enough to let his O Line create a circle around him, or held the ball too long. This is not to take anything away from LT. He was a force of nature. But Brown could only protect a QB who stayed in the pocket long enough for him to stay between the QB and LT, and then get out quickly if he didn't throw the ball after 3-4 seconds.

[@hbcufootballmatters3425]

LT was already there.

[@jorad4887]

Goodness, good night Irene! LT is so scary he will lay the wood on you!

[@crollwtide9452]

Damn...LT's eating Lomas Brown up on these

[@johnguerrero4305]

I tried out and lined up against Lomas in high school. Miami Springs was a power house in the late 70’s and early 80’s. Freddie Myles was our super star running back and Lomas was our all world lineman. Lomas was one Big tough hombre but LT was on another level. Love LT but love my golden hawks and Mr. Lomas Brown!!

[@garretalston1536]

This video should have been called Brown getting his kicked by Taylor instead of vs Taylor.🤷🏽‍♂️

[@joshuaecht]

Browns fan here--Lomas Brown was a decent LT for us in 1999--the problem was the rest of the OL had issues. I remember watching the '90s Lions when we had no team--Lomas, Barry, Spielman, etc. Interesting team to watch!

[@rob77793eleven]

Taylor was a X-Men. A Mutant!

[@casienwhey]

I think linebackers are the best athletes on a football team, pound for pound, because they need to be strong enough to handle an offensive lineman and fast enough to cover a running back. LT personified what a great linebacker could be. I rooted for the Redskins and he was always a menace.

[@westhoff-]

These QB's for the lions are trash.

[@YouzTube99]

It looks to me like LT got into LB's head. He backs up too much, too quickly and LT consistently uses LB's backward momentum to his advantage. Who, (if anyone) was able to consistently contain LT?

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

LT's mother was able to contain him. She had him sequestered in her womb for 9 months.

[@mauricehughes9188]

No one could contain LT

[@josephdebenedictis3884]

Ofcourse he got in his head. That is what superior play does to an opponent.

[@illadelagos8770]

Barry Sanders sighted!!!!

[@kfjexit16w]

Game set match. No contest

[@royhudson1461]

LT was an alien,that was left on earth by ET,the man was unstoppable

[@EmpressTouch]

Thank you.

[@andrealston4712]

Damn why not give the man some help he cant block him when is that going to register

[@che1925]

In his defense on a lot of those the giants rush was the cause of the sacks. It wasn't a one on one move on most. That giants team was sooo mean on defense. I always remember how brutal they were against the niners. 7-3 one game and 10-9 another from this time period.

[@armandodelossantos736]

dude he didn't dominate Brown in this game, he benefited from the qb holding onto the ball like he had stick'em on his hands. the qb held the ball for 4 seconds sometimes and scrambled right into LT to avoid being sacked by the other defensive players. the title of this video should be the giants defense against a suck ass lions team

[@che1925]

Boondock Saint No doubt but you had Henry Marshall, Pepper Johnson, Gary Reasons, Jim Burt, Carl Banks to name a few. That D was phenomenal.

[@jamesgray7064]

**Leonard Marshall sorry : ) Big Blue fan.

[@hbcufootballmatters3425]

@@armandodelossantos736 So the QB throws the ball and it gets picked or he throws incomplete, LT still gets the credit. LT did the same to Aikman, Theismann, Jaws, Montana, Elway, ect.... So, your point?

[@walthammassagefitness]

That was awesome.

[@micjakes1]

To be so big and strong and get your butt kicked like a dog.

[@BaddogSports]

Reminds me of Strahan vs. Runyan lol

[@phillipmcdevitt9957]

Chosenxeno x

[@k.o.d.holdinitdown2473]

LT💪🏾💪🏾🏈💯

[@jasonhall683]

Most or those plays Mitchell and who ever else the qb was had over 5 seconds to throw the ball.. You can't blame an OT for receivers who don't get open and a quarter back who doesn't throw the ball..

[@johnsmith3091]

Most of the sacks came on 4 man pass rushes vs 6 man pass protection schemes. It's not easy to find an open target when you have 4 options being defended by 7 dropping into coverage

[@patrickq7489]

Taylor was obviously great, but if they played 4 times then this cherry picked a dozen plays out of a couple of hundred. I'd have liked to see a few of when Brown won.

[@Boomhower89]

He got a lot of coverage sacks

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

Listen you damn well know that pure uncut pharmaceutical-grade narcotics are nothing to play with. The secondary was the WEAKEST unit on the Giants’ defense. The front seven (7) is where the rubber met the road. The Giants RARELY blitzed. Coverage sacks my left foot. How many All-Pros did the Giants have in their secondary besides Mark Haynes in the early 80s?!?

[@TRUMP-2024-STF]

I love LT But some of these are the QB’s fault not the lineman.

[@squatch570]

The lineman have one job... protect the QB and give him time to execute the play... and they failed. Just how could it be the QB's fault? Lol

[@отпирайте]

Were there any lineman who managed to keep lt in check for one game at least?

[@johnsmith3091]

Jim Lachey. He played for the Skins in the late 1980's early 90s and was very good against Taylor. He and LT had some epic battles back in the days.

[@отпирайте]

john smith oh yeah the hogs line was legendary. You know where to find games where they were head to head?

[@elibutton]

Lomas = No Mas

[@Balin93]

Von Miller has these skills.

[@martinedwards7758]

I think I’d still rather be Lomas. Post football he’s had a nice little career, has been married to the same lady, nice family, has a much higher net worth and has never been arrested. His only issue was his comments about a Scott Mitchell and that’s better than being a drug addict with underage hookers. Lomas won.

[@dubnation6605]

Martin Edwards Yea, LT is my favorite player (bc I’m also a pass rusher who’s fast as fuck) but he’s not the best role model

[@sagekult5044]

Martin Edwards As long as football is played IT's name will be there. I have a dad, uncles, 2 grandfather's, and great uncles as role models. So I didn't need any pro athlete to show me how to be a man or a good citizen. Where Taylor's life took him is where he allowed it to go. It's his life not yours, and certainly not yours to judge with any self righteous comments on KZbin. Don't blame Taylor, blame the dickheads that promote famous strangers to be role models for children.

[@realtyranny3310]

He didn't fare so well against Anthony Munos.

[@alfarabi73]

Yes; I recall watching a game that Munoz manhandled him. It was man meets rag doll.

[@terrencedavis9921]

tim5208686 not saying Anthony Munoz wasn't a. great player. Hell, he's in the HOF, but honestly, how many times did LT have to face him. It's not like they were in the same division or even conference for that matter

[@terrencedavis9921]

tim5208686 LT and Munoz only squared off once in their careers and LT had one sack in that game. I don't know if he was lined up against Munoz or not

[@iamhungey12345]

+Terrence Davis - Plus it was a small sample size so there was no guarantee Munoz would have had the same success had they met again. Players adapt and LT was known for this.