Ronnie Lott: The Hardest Hitting Safety of All Time | A Football LIfe | NFL+

[@mattchew6426]

Ronnie Lott is the prototype defensive player. The man hit everyone like a force of nature, and he made the toughest opponents feel fear on a primal level. That icey stare of his would make a raging bull climb a tree and start meowing for help...lol

[@fortynights1513]

Best player since the merger to never win DPOY.

[@Storm27ification]

Facts.

[@clintfulful]

no lawrence taylor@@Storm27ification

[@dedricthere]

Bo Jackson wasn’t scared

[@stevenwerezak4532]

Add Lawrence Taylor!!

[@pranavsambamurti7746]

I was never a Niners fan, but this dude was the Real Deal. Loved the way he played!

[@mahlonthomas1775]

The goat 🐐 4real

[@ConspiracyNutsMakeMeLOL]

Played basketball against him when I was 16 at Newark Memorial High School...his strength was unreal.

[@IowaNinersFan]

Met Ronnie Lott many years ago at the Cow Palace after he had retired from football. Very nice and humble man. Got an autographed jersey of his. One of my favorite football players and Niners of all time. Missed him.

[@jasonstevens3071]

22:55 - I know this is about Ronnie Lott, but Walter Payton was a BEAST. Look at how he ATE that hit, stayed on his feet and kept moving. Damn. Much respect to both athletes.

[@darrylmuse9948]

Sweetness was no joke on the field 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@chriswilliams5982]

Walter Payton played like a man possessed. There was no such thing as running out of bounds. If you wanted to bring him down you knew you were going to get hit, and maybe be left looking like a fool. Now I know why. Running up that steep hill he ran built power in his legs and you could see how he’d break tackles by driving with those powerful legs. That’s why Jim Brown respected him so much, because Walter played like him.

[@jasonstevens3071]

Bruh, he was incredible. @@chriswilliams5982

[@itsmeitstrue]

Hittin can hurt the hitter just as hard as the guy gettin it sometimes more. Not the norm but happens for sure

[@jcbvortex22]

I grew up watching the 49ers win multiple Super Bowls, Ronnie Lott is my all-time favorite Niner. Met him a couple times and he’s a super chill dude. No arrogance towards fans

[@douglaspate9314]

Mine too!

[@DVisuaL-16]

absolutely by far to this day. When everyone wanted Joe's jersey I only wanted Ronnie's. Met him last year for the first time on the golf course this past summer. I was volunteering during a charity event. Out of the corner of my eye, I turned my head and I knew. I always looked at him as the player on the field. A career ender. In reality out of all the legends I've met by far the kindest light-hearted soul of them all. I respect the man even more Thank you Ronnie for teaching me more than you would ever know. Respect!!!

[@Bobby-hu1ob]

I met Ronnie Lott in 1990 when I tried out with the 9er's. I wasn't anything but another rookie (tryout) but it meant the world to me that the best defensive back in the NFL said 2 sentences to me in the locker room. Lol my tryout didn't last long, but the memory of him encouraging me will last forever. This video brought tears to my eyes not only of a great football player playing the game he loved, but of what he meant to his family, and me. I will always remember my short time at camp and your encouragement. Thank you sir and congratulations on a great football life. 🙏🏾

[@Spartan265]

That's still freaking cool that you got to try out. I am curious though what career did you end up having?

[@siriuzbiz]

DAMN! this the NFL I miss! Salute Ronnie! I'm proud of you man 🙏✊

[@JuliusC1973]

There is some irony in that title because before he was The Hardest Hitting Safety in The NFL, he was The Hardest Hitting Cornerback in The NFL. Truly on everyone's Top 10 Lists whether you are talking Cornerbacks or Safeties. You did not want to play on his! side of the field.

[@siriuzbiz]

@@JuliusC1973 facts man

[@raymondimbro2769]

I think I am a fan of players more than a fan of one team. It is great to see this side of him. Watching his daughter doing this interview you can see how proud she is of her dad. Great football player and great father and husband. That brings his level of greatness much higher.

[@billrom795]

From a 55 year Jet fan, you are loved and remembered by us NYJ fans. Thanks Ronnie, God bless you and your wonderful family

[@nerva-]

What I've heard is he was physically washed-up by the time he played for the Jets, and they brought him in just for his sorely-needed leadership in the locker room - there aren't a lot of examples of that in NFL history.

[@aarondigby5054]

Yeah was brought to the Jets to create a professional culture, Lott's an all time great.

[@tracyparker7897]

Ronnie Lott! My favorite Safety of all time. He scared receivers, Rb's, tight ends. My favorite Super Techmobowl player on defense. Nuff respect bro🎉

[@Devildog1979]

Although i was a defensive end and LB in high school, i absolutely idolized Ronnie Lott, Joe Montana, Jerry Rice and the 49ers as a kid!!!! I didn't care about nothing but laying people out just like he did and it made me a very intense player that later earned me a college scholarship to play football!!! Thanks Ronnie, God Bless n stay safe guys!!!!

[@LK-bz9sk]

I had moved to the Bay Area in 1981 to go to college and was lucky enough to live there through the Niners glory years and watch Ronnie every Sunday. What a fantastic player, father a great businessman now too. And Haileys love for her dad is just so touching. What beautiful film.

[@2011hwalker]

22:55 shows how incredibly strong and stable Walter Payton was on that hit

[@duffborgwardt8512]

Sweetness was an animal. He took pride in taking a hit and getting up before the guy who hit him.

[@aarondigby5054]

Back then they just knocked the crap outta each other

[@williewade1]

Yes, the Hitter got freight trained. Sweetness was a beast.

[@dougsfavorites2578]

Jack Tatum was arguably the best hitter in pro football. Lot played a lot like him. @@user-sg8kq7ii3y

[@patrickthomas8890]

Payton was a BEAST…also shows the flaw of Ronnie Lott’s tackling style, the way he wouldn’t wrap his arms arms around somebody. You see that a ton nowadays which leads to a lot of extra yards Ronnie Lott was a legend too…

[@JoeLawrence-i2x]

I'm a cowboys fan since 1988 win lose or draw die hard and hate the niners but Mr Ronnie lott I had all the respect for him all time great player

[@Peter-kx7jl]

Arrived in America 1984. He was what made me love football. Just an absolute beast. Much respect

[@peterthegreat100]

One of my favorite players of all time. Hit like a bull and was a ball hawk. Only defensive back to earn All Pro at every single defensive back position(CB, FS & SS). 10x Pro Bowl selection, 8x All Pro, 2x Interceptions leader, 63 interceptions, 730 interception yards, 1,146 tackles, 5 Touchdowns, 16 forced fumbles, 17 fumble recoveries. HOF #42 retired with the San Francisco 49ers. Greatest defensive back of all time, One of the greatest defensive players of all time.

[@jCarloGalliano7279]

Incredible numbers...he was an offensive player on defense ,just remarkable....

[@leonardoibanez4913]

THANK U RONNIE LOTT ,YOU SACRIFICED YOUR HEART AND SOUL FOR THE GAME

[@RyanLBrown9396]

Magic said it best. Every football position has a standard. QB’s have Brady, Linebackers have LT. For DB’s the standard is Ronnie Lott

[@robertcurington3657]

Ed Reed***

[@atozentertainment9828]

Charles Woodson would have a word or two on that!

[@the_mattescat8497]

This man is just highlight reel after highlight reel of straight nastiness .. cold blooded killer 🥶

[@jefferyrobertson7520]

Ronnie Lott Best Safety For San Francisco 49ers Los Angeles Raiders And New York Jets From 1981 To 1993 4 Super Bowl Championship Thanks For Uploading

[@hughobrien4139]

I can say this much. Growing up as a Dallas Cowboy fan. It wasn’t Lawrence Taylor. It wasn’t Troy Palomalu. It wasn’t Ed Reed. These players could only be mitigated and avoided. It was Ronnie Lott. That Dude brought the fear factor for 14 years in the NFL and I’m certain he has been the cause for more overtime pay for the sports medicine industry than any other player. Your team could run but they couldn’t hide from Ronnie Lott. I miss the NFL of that era even though Ronnie Lott made me cringe every time they called his name. Nothing but respect for that effort.

[@alexanderkostan2488]

I love these “a football life” documentary series, I watch every single one of them that comes on the screen and notifications, and this is a good documentary for sure!

[@duydo6924]

I love that it's free for once lol

[@thepmshow7929]

Facts

[@cjcolzie826]

@@duydo6924it’s always free lmao😂

[@DEC3TheWokeProject]

I love you Ronnie Lott. From a Steelers fan, thank you for every single play that you made and thank you for the great tape we got to watch in high school to make us better. I will say this with the most respect your daughter can most definitely get it.

[@dirty9er415]

Wow 😂😂😂😂

[@Jacobb..]

that last sentence .... 😂😂

[@TrevorHamberger]

You're disrespecting him

[@MrSuckafree247]

I had the honor as a kid seeing him play at USC, then as a Niner fan seeing him play at "The Stick." Back when football was football.

[@kaox44]

He was built different, he was a special kind of athlete…an athlete and a man a few could measure up to. I greatly admire this man off and on the field…because it was always family first.

[@stewpittrants1270]

My favorite player of all time. He’s the reason I’m a 49ers fan. Salute to the goat.

[@haveaniceday5693]

Me too

[@lesliewebsterjr.2818]

I had the unique opportunity to work out with Ronnie Lott in the summer of '92 at Menlo Atherton High School. The same year, he went to the Oakland Raiders. Awesome guy! I learned a lot from him that summer.

[@evanclinghan7460]

Man woulda be sentenced to prison in today’s league for all these hits 😂

[@jacobmervin7810]

😂😂😂😂

[@WaitAMinute1989]

Brady would've fainted

[@schneiderrislin]

@@WaitAMinute1989 yeah😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jaimejaviergarcia3743]

He would’ve been given the Chair! 😂😂😂

[@dr6507]

Speaking for all 49er fans, we love you RONNiE 🗣️ you ARE the BEST that has EVER done it and you gave us so much JOY and the main reason i am proud too be a san FRANCiSCO 49er's fan.. amazing person, player, dad and husband. you TRULY are the man.. Sincerely Jamie, 49er's proud.

[@remills1714]

I remember him from a youth. the San Bernardino Southwest Tigers was pivotal moment for me. I couldn't fully challenge him for the QB spot like I wanted to. He was a constant motivator from that time on. High school saw my school (Pacific High) Against Eisenhower in Basketball when I was held out the game. Another opportunity lost to test myself against him. Proud of him though. Missed him when he ca.e to my town of Paradse before it burned down in 2018

[@elopez1882]

It’s cool to have Magic there and to see how great athletes are similar across sports

[@retrocny5625]

It's hard for me to choose between Ronnie Lott and Brian Dawkins, as far as who my favorite safety of all time is. It's a toss up, impossible to pick since I'm not personally a fan of either the eagles or 49ers. But man, these guys were special, from a bygone era. True headhunters that instilled TRUE fear in the minds of the opposition. If you tried to catch a ball over the middle of the field, you were gonna regret it. To me, Ronnie Lott was the original. Brian Dawkins carried the torch after. I mean the guy had an alter ego and he embraced it, and so did the fans. Weapon X. I mean you can't not love it. As a Giants fan, I still have the vision in my mind of B Dawk absolutely de-cleating and body slamming Brandon Jacobs to the ground during a run play. Brandon Jacobs was like 6'4 and over 250 lbs. A way bigger dude than Dawkins was. Didn't matter. Laid him out.

[@Th3S0n0fLiberty]

We can all live with this drive. A drive to to keep winning.

[@PPM209]

One of my favorite jerseys of all time! Niners for life!

[@BTI508]

Ronnie Lott, LT, Primetime.. our era was lit🙌

[@100partlow6]

Super facts!!!

[@Scottocaster6668]

Rice, Taylor, Norton, Floyd, so many good players. Roger Craig.

[@darrylmuse9948]

Yes it was !!!!!!

[@dougsfavorites2578]

Steve Atwater, Darryl Green, and the twins for the Browns, Dixon and Minnifield.

[@BearPapa49]

Ronnie played the game at the highest level . I loved how he came back to Eisenhower high school and came and spoke to us on how to play the game . This was our treat before our Friday night lights game ! What better motivation than that ! Lott is the best ever player and teammate!

[@davidb.turknett4447]

I've posted in another video, I'm very fortunate to have been able to watch the team of the Eighties from row 20 seat 18 on the North West end zone. Thanks to the Boney family I was there through 2 championship games. It was always one of my favorite things to watch Ronnie Lott do his thing in the middle of the field every game.

[@georgegoldsby723]

One of the best interviews and most revealing. Great show to start the new year.

[@siriuzbiz]

Hailey's Blessed

[@Caleb-ue2jv]

Leaving this here so I remember to come back and watch this

[@Porthos240]

I'm reminded of many things when it comes Lott. But personally, I enjoy the thought that he never really had a "rookie" season.

[@deidraflores6561]

Thank you, Mr. Lott for sharing your story and your gift. You are revered and appreciated.

[@eddisonfoncette9103]

I'm an old school Hawks fan from the UK but without hesitation I proudly say I had the privilege of seeing Ronnie Lott up close when those people played the Dolphins over here at Wembley Stadium when I was kid back in 1988. My seat was at the back of the endzone and I remember vividly during the pre game warm up Lott walked to the endzone and touched all four pylons. He was right in front of us, there was a collective OMG 😮 as I and everyone around me were in total awe of the great man. Go Hawks

[@goodpainlive1]

when you could actually play football without a flag on every play.

[@bradmyers5354]

And the retiring players wondered how long they’d live into retirement and if it’d be their heart or brain that would give out on them before they hit 50.

[@lunaticfringe896]

Very true. It's difficult to ignore, however, player safety at some level

[@OneStripeRyan]

The cool thing is that he ALWAYS hit with his shoulder.

[@schneiderrislin]

@@OneStripeRyanlike yeah😂😂

[@JoshSmith-p6v]

Bro I played football my whole life I played free safety I seriously don’t know how they play today like how can you even tackle or hit anyone

[@todddorsey5247]

I am glad I had a chance to watch a Ronnie Lott play man he could hit this when the NFL was real

[@josephlinnell9855]

Giants fan here. Ronnie Lott has nothing but my total respect. I would just like to know if he respects Mark Bavaro. Thank you Ronnie for being a part of one of the best football rivalries the NFL has ever seen. God Bless

[@DABKOP]

Ronnie was my childhood idle growing up. I modeled my playing style after him. I had a great football experience both as a player and fan because of him. This was an excellent tribute to his story. The best part is having his daughter pay tribute to him and his career.

[@donaldalexander2066]

It is So Heart Warming to See All Time NFL Great being interviewed By his Daughter. God has been good to Ronnie Lott... Amen.

[@joegonzalez6403]

Ronnie. Thank you for all the memories!!!!

[@samueloro7871]

Mannnn I got to see his last two years of play!!! I'll never forget it😁😁😁

[@fuyu5979]

Awesome insight in the other side of Ronnie Lott. Watched on TV his fabulous football career with the 49ers ! Big 49ers fan! He gave it all he got on the football field. Kudos for fantastic podcast! Peace

[@WilliamBrown-pk8hd]

Greatest defensive back of all time, there's no questioning. He had 7 picks and returned 3 for touchdowns as a corner, intercepted 10 passes and led the league his first full season at free safety, and had 8 picks leading the league as a strong safety. He excelled at all three positions in the defensive backfield.

[@omw2fyb906]

The 49ers were absolutely jobbed on that Lott holding call…

[@jeffmarquez5969]

By far one of my favorite 49er. Inspired me on the football field when I played hit hard or be hit.

[@FootballExplained20]

Quote “Who is the best safety of all time?” “Who is the only payer in nfl history to end with less fingers than he started with? That’s all I have to say” He isn’t just one of the best safeties ever, he is one of the best players ever.

[@siriuzbiz]

You know it

[@2011hwalker]

I think Lott would struggle somewhat in the modern game because he simply lacked top end speed. Someone like LT had physical (6'3 240lb 4.6 speed) attributes in the 80s that would translate into the modern game seamlessly.

[@duydo6924]

@@2011hwalker Top end speed? My guy, this is football not track and field. All you need is game speed.

[@OldManLuffy]

​@@duydo6924 hed get fined for every hit so he couldn't play lol

[@phils5423]

My favorite DB Of all time only reason why he did not win defensive rookie of the year With his 9 interceptions. It's because lawrence taylor was drafted the same year

[@paulschimmel1099]

A one man highlights reel... Loved watching Big Ronnie Lott dish it out🔥🔥

[@jCarloGalliano7279]

A CLASS ACT ! There will never be a football player like RONNIE LOTT again. A big time athlete,who accomplished big time things....beyond that a great man... truly a role model for everybody... God bless him and his family. Thank You Mr Ronnie Lott for your Hard work and commitment.

[@mopunyau]

I grew up watching him & the 49er’s golden era; what a blessing that was💖 LEGEND👍🏽 RESPECT ✊🏽

[@pamelacrawford4105]

Years ago I had the pleasure of meeting Ronnie He came to Chico California to place a charity basketball game. I just arrived lm in a wheelchair I was sitting under the basketball hoop. He came up to me and introduced himself. He was so kind to me. He signed my book that had all their pictures in it. His autograph is the only one of a famous person I have and still have. After the game my husband and I went out to dinner. I went to the restroom and when I came back. My husband and his friend teased me that Ronnie had bought me this rose. Anyways I just wanted to say he is such a nice man. 😊😊😊

[@shumonbrown5229]

Could you imagine...R. Lott(FS), R. White(DE), A. Donald(DT)), L T(OLB), R. Lewis(MLB,ILB), E. Reed(SS), C. Bailey(CB), D. Sanders(CB), J. Greene(DT), V. Miller(OLB), M. Strahan(DE)...

[@jleiz6624]

Sean Taylor

[@shumonbrown5229]

@@jleiz6624 Oooh!!!... Damn!!!... you called a REAL DOGG then!!!...SEAN21TAYLOR...RIP

[@mattgordon1977]

I hated the 49ers as kid but I loved Ronnie Lott!! There wasn’t to many receivers jumping for catches over the middle when playing Ronnie

[@genzislady3820]

Every hit would be a 15 year penalty today. Lott truly a legend in the game.

[@aarondigby5054]

They were some quality hits within the rules and whistle, I don't think he did a lot of leading with the helmet, just a solid football player, good tackler, hitter, hey the guy said "kamikaze"

[@pjmlegrande]

No

[@OldManLuffy]

In terms of greatest defensive players ever for me its LT, reggie white, Ronnie lott

[@nerva-]

I happened to be looking at bits of the infamous 1987 49ers loss to the Vikings in the Divisional playoff round, and was shocked to see this happen on a 3rd down play: kzbin.info/www/bejne/imjdqZh6hpajjck Ronnie Lott went helmet-to-helmet and couldn't get up for TWO MINUTES while the doctors asked him who he was and where he was. Then he PLAYED THE SECOND HALF. No wonder he's not all that coherent these days... Even more chilling thought was the announcers saying that Lott told them he wanted to hit people the way his strong safety teammate, Jeff Fuller does. I always considered Fuller (drafted in 1984) to be Lott's protege and I was a big fan of him, but two years later Fuller broke his neck making a Lott-style helmet-to-helmet tackle, and never played again. Fuller can walk, but can't use one of his arms. Former 49ers owner Eddie DeBartolo kept Fuller on the roster the following season (even though he could play ever again, it kept him on the payroll and accrued another year for his player pension benefits), then set up an annuity that pays him $100,000 a year for the rest of his life, because DeBartolo was the best owner any team ever had.

[@ricknelms]

Im sure he's just dinged a little

[@Tdizzle7775]

Eddie was a class act. He got screwed over by total bs. He treated his players like family. You don’t see that type of loyalty from owners today.

[@jasonparker8277]

Childhood hero! When I see number 42 in scarlet red…for anyone around me, they will hear how great he was.

[@taringaturi6950]

LEGEND!! Love those days... Ronnie was a demon. Up the 9ers!!!

[@kincamell]

Heavy. Peace to Ronnie Lott and The Magic Man. Those Niners Teams and Lakers Teams were amazing. Its common now however I think Lott was the first football player to wear Jordans on the field.

[@billybussey]

I knew Ronnie’s nanny for his kids and I got to meet him at 1999. great guy.

[@juanmontez9287]

What a proud Dad.

[@brianminsk8]

Mr. Lott's bravery and integrity are evident to this day. What an incredible man. How fortunate we are to see his wonderful family pay him tribute, how lucky we are to have this view into what he built for himself. I pray his final days are peaceful, but I fear his stoic visage hides what we all fear he is enduring. God bless Ronnie Lott.

[@wesleynorris2313]

I was gonna saw Weapons X was the hardest hitting safety ...but of course Lott gotta take the top spot

[@christopherclark5497]

I was in rec. league football and I wore 42. I was quarterback. Loved the way he played

[@REGGIE_BXNY]

Ronnie Lott was my favorite player when I was growing up. Had his poster up on the wall. Wear number 42 as well. And when my coach wanted me to switch from playing free safety to linebacker, I refused because Ronnie played free safety. And to think today I tell my son to listen to his coach.

[@lambdalambdalambdaa]

7:00 That transition from Marcus Allen to Ronnie Lott really confused me. They edited so it seems as if Allen continued talking but my alarm bells went off when the person speaking said "Maybe they thought I was a little crazy...." I was thinking "Marcus Allen? CRAZY?! No way... He seems like the most laid back man ever." I had to listen two more times to verify it was actually Ronnie Lott speaking during horrible editing

[@earlputnal9124]

I believe Ronnie Lott took George C Scott's speech in Patton the movie a wee bit too serious. LOL

[@deshawnshinette1914]

I would have loved to see him and Sean Taylor meet. Sean played a lot like him. RIP Sean Taylor.

[@tasoftail]

Great player! Glad to see him succeed and more importantly, his 100% family time!

[@Michael-d6i4p]

What excellent job Ronnie Lott's daughter did on the story!

[@aarondigby5054]

What an excellent daughter she could've asked questions about a paper clip and it would be fascinating

[@aarondigby5054]

@39:28 that mean mugging was too much, picture perfect

[@kenichitamagusuku3194]

Well, she’s a one beautiful lady, Lonnie great job, she’s definitely a looker for sure but you was in the league of your own on the field, playing hurt at times and even sacrificed body parts for the game. The 9ers wasn’t my favorite team but the 9ers defense was just like the Chicago bears defense during the days of sweetness. Every penny was earned on the field if not more Off the field, looks like a great job with the relationship with your daughter. You had a great life on and off the field, much respect

[@Dayton808]

We love you & thank you Ronnie Lott #42 ❤

[@ejslemp5342]

The greatest Defensive back of all time!

[@lastshallbefirst5516]

Nope, Ed Reed is the greatest safety. Deion greatest corner. Deion greatest secondary player ever

[@ejslemp5342]

@@lastshallbefirst5516I love Ed Reed a lot. But I still gotta go with Ronnie Lott

[@dougsfavorites2578]

Night Train Lane, Jack Tatum, Darryl Green, Steve Atwater, should I go on?@@ejslemp5342

[@williamstocker584]

Ed reed was a system player if played for any other team than Baltimore he would have been a bust

[@DavidGonzalez-uq1ti]

I have so much respect for Mr Lott.

[@ashleyleonard9750]

I red in a Bill Walsh book that getting hit by Ronnie Lott was like getting hit over the head with a baseball bat, such was his intensity😮 Goat corner, H.O.F and multiple Super Bowl champion. Love the Patton story👏👏🇺🇲🏈

[@Rixster53]

Loved Ronnie Lott for sure. To see another Dback that flew under the radar but made some monster hits check out former Giant Myron Guyton! He was also a big hitter that t’eed off on many receivers… always made the highlights on George Michael’s Sports Machine!!! Great show back in the day…

[@DR.Jazzmusic010]

HERE COMES THE TRUTH, I ENJOYED THAT SO MUCH...🏈 IT WAS A GREAT WAY TO SPEND SOME TIME 🏈

[@celestialscripture]

My favorite player of all time. The greatest to ever do it.

[@djdiggerjonez4063]

This is so hard hitting on the field and so wholesale in the home 😅

[@silvermountainman2562]

4:46 I also played kickball in the 70’’s, and throwing the ball hard to get players out was part of the game. I took some hard throws to the face … but like the saying goes, I rubbed some dirt on it, and kept competing .. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@dawudabdussabur6164]

The ultimate pleasure is seeing my favorite offensive player getting hit by my favorite defensive player and showing why they're my favorite respectfully.

[@MrRentedAmmo]

Greatness Amongst Us All

[@IsthatJaytv]

“You gotta bring ass to get ass‼️” quote of the century

[@Whiskerdoo]

Hands down ,the greatest safety to ever play the game..

[@infinitesoda4329]

one of the greatest defensive players to touch the field, my uncle went to high school with him which is one of the reasons im a niner fan.

[@foksmashdoor2272]

Yay I’ve been waiting for this one for ages

[@harrisonnofoa6602]

I like this one hopefully we get Troy Polamalu story too

[@djdiggerjonez4063]

He breathes life into the Defense 😮

[@jimsinger2521]

The most humble violent player in SF history. The gold standard

[@MrSoulauctioneer]

Kelce hinted at what Magic and Ronnie were saying about winning. Said he had a bit of burnout mid-season because the expactation was just like the grind of any job, work hard all week go out on Sunday, beat the next team, rinse, repeat. I've heard Bradshaw talk about it too. With success, the success must be prolonged, letting up is not allowed.

[@edwinhargrave679]

Ronnie Lott and Ed Reed the two greatest to play the safety position in NFL history.