Erik Williams-The Most Vicious Player In NFL History! Halloween Style!

#nflfootball #dallascowboys #dallas

[@frameripperz8794]

Thank you making this Documentary. Big E is my favorite player and I sport his jersey with pride . He is the reason why i became a cowboy fan .

[@thelogicalcowboy]

Appreciate you! He was a scary dude!

[@deadlyoneable]

I think this is the first time I’ve ever heard Erik as the person who made someone a Dallas fan. Or just a lineman in general.

[@frameripperz8794]

@@deadlyoneableI had a custom Jersey made few years ago and it’s really only one I wear repeatedly for Thanksgiving and on is birthday which is Sept 7 . I’m a fan because my father along with football coaches always showing how would was the reason why the cowboys went from Soft to Bullies and enforcers .

[@paymonm9065]

Im not a Dallas fan, but Erik Williams is the best right tackle Ive ever seen. Ive been watching the NFL since 1986. He was an impact player.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@paymonm9065 Facts!

[@Fremen2]

I go with Anthony Munoz

[@BonnScott1980]

Those Philly defenses were gritty and hard. Theres footage of J. Brown walking off into the fog in his last game before he died in a car wreck 2 years before E. Williams had his car wreck. The NFL made a whole new rule to contain Williams. The hands to the face rule if I remember correctly but I still have allot of respect for the Philly defenses during those few years. But yeah knowing you had to get past Erik must have made your life miserable for the whole week of practice before the actual game. Good stuff LC, thanks for putting it together.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@BonnScott1980 Well said. The 90s era of football will never be duplicated. Appreciate you bro.

[@nagone11]

I hated those Philly defenses..those cats were savages and hard to contain but....Erik had a plan..and it worked!!

[@Davidj-r8l]

Oh that's gimmick ass playing.weak .he had to act like that to mask his lack of talent.

[@nagone11]

@@Davidj-r8l ??? 😆😆dude on that pipe

[@BonnScott1980]

@@nagone11 Eric Allen Seth Joyner and a few others made the Cowboys have to play better but you have to recognize game. Those dudes would lay the wood on you.

[@troyreynolds7943]

Big E is my all time starting R.T. no matter what decade. A car wreck was the only thing that slowed him down. Tuinei at L.T. and Big E at R.T.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

That was legendary!

[@Sunsn7]

Two mean muthas and I say that affectionately! Gogan another one! The Great Wall of Dallas was a mean and menacing one!

[@EnvirotekCleaningSystems]

i love this video. If Terrell Davis is in the Hall Of Fame, then Erik Williams should be as well. Erik was just as dominate as Davis and really was dominate longer.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

That's a good point!

[@Sunsn7]

If Erik Williams isn't in the Pro Football HOF they should tear it down.

[@frankiewillis1772]

I sure wouldnt want to make Erik mad. That guy is a steam roller on two legs. Wow ! I love him already.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@frankiewillis1772 😂 😂

[@paulwidener5691]

Agree Erik Williams. His car accident and injuries affected everything on our line.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

It's unfortunate!

[@ChuckHuffmaster]

Yeah and a car accident also cut Drew Pearson's career short

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@ChuckHuffmaster That is true! Wow!

[@asmodeus1274]

@@ChuckHuffmaster That car accident that Drew was in, killed his brother. Ran into the back of a stopped 18 wheeler on LBJ Freeway.

[@anselanokayan9978]

@@asmodeus1274 I remember watching on the news. Pearson's liver was almost severed, his clavicle was snapped, and his thigh was punctured by the truck's stick shift. His brother, Carey, 27, was killed at the scene. The police were astonished that Pearson had been able to crawl out of the twisted wreckage.

[@amador1997]

Been waiting for a video of Erik Williams. I wish we got to see him before his injury with the great Larry Allen.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

It would have been legendary! Williams was still a beast post-car wreck. But yeah I agree.

[@redmustangredmustang]

The crazy thing is once he retired, he disappeared off the map. You don't hear him in interviews, you don't see him any reunions, he just has laid low after his playing days.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@redmustangredmustang That's a fact. I looked all over for an interview with Williams. I couldn't find anything present.

[@davidcovington1046]

Yeah exactly

[@smoothoperator7023]

CTE

[@nickruszala2909]

Not only was Erik Williams the only O-Lineman I saw that could dominate Reggie White in the fashion he did but I don't know too many players who threw Michael Strahan around like that either. Erik Williams was vicious and I can't name another one in the 90s who come close to him. Crazy thing is me and my dad who is also a Cowboys fan were talking about Williams just yesterday. Love this in-depth video.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@nickruszala2909 I haven't seen anyone do that to Strahan! Legendary stuff! Appreciate you bro!

[@Mad-genius]

Williams' played dirty and everybody knew it. Was he a top tier lineman, yes but did he dominate with clean blocks and overwhelming force....hardly.

[@bflo1000]

But then, how many NFL players weighed 330 # back then?

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@bflo1000 He was an Offensive tackle. Defensive ends never weigh 330 pounds. Not then and not now. Typically in the 90s, there were bigger defensive ends than there are in the present. But it didn't matter. Williams shut down a big defensive end Reggie White and he shut down a small pass rusher in Derrick Thomas. He was that good.

[@inreellife8258]

Loved watching him play, he dominated.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

He sure did! Thanks for watching!

[@_DB.COOPER]

Thanks Logical, as usual the best COWBOY content on the internet. We need an “Erik Williams” today!

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@_DB.COOPER Appreciate you bro! That's definitely true!

[@teedubb71]

Thank you so much for this video! Big E doesn't get the credit he deserves! That man was the tone setter for real!

[@thelogicalcowboy]

Facts!! Thanks for watching!

[@Jackson-kq4ro]

You're the Dallas Cowboys content Goat! Dallas Cowboys somebody give this guy a reach out or something! What you're doing is different from anything any Cowboys media has ever done outside of the Deep Blue series. But your content is way better! If you had the footage that they have in their vault. This would be insane.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@Jackson-kq4ro Man! What a compliment! I'm honored!

[@richardcoronado4081]

He set the tone for the Great Wall of Dallas of the 90s. Cowboy's version of Conrad Dobler who was the meanest son of a gun OL of the 60s and 70s, and Erik Williams, I think he was meaner. Any guy who he faced he took no crap from nobody and it showed in his play.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@richardcoronado4081 Facts!!!! Great post!

[@jackakhan]

Oh Logical, thank you brother! These were magical days for so many of us and you bring them back front and center and put a smile on our face, remembering them. Bless you!!!

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@jackakhan Bless you too brother.

[@b17bomber]

Love it. Williams was a menace.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@b17bomber He sure was!

[@deremydove386]

I love this video and love your KZbin channel!! More videos on the Great Wall of Dallas!! Loved the o line of the 90’s Cowboys

[@redmustangredmustang]

Again this is where Jimmy and the scouting staff was able to pick the right players in the draft. Erik Williams coming from a no name school and ending up as a starter his rookie year. He did struggle his first game, but he showed up when it counted. There's even an NFL Primetime segment on KZbin where Alvin Harper, Larry Brown, Erik Williams, and Dixon Edwards made their first start as rookies in week 10 in 1991. Still Erik Williams was the teammate you wanted in your corner. A vicious junkyard dog you let loose on game day. The problem was he would attack his own teammates during practice, even stories of Charles Haley and Erik Williams going at it during drills would have been something to watch. He got caught up with the partying, drugs, etc which sadly led up to the car accident. Yes, we all know he would have probably been a hall of famer, but that injury led to then Larry Allen playing and being able to play well enough to be a starter at guard the next season

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@redmustangredmustang Wow! Some of what you wrote I didn't know. I'm definitely going to look into those practice battles. Always Appreciate you bro

[@redmustangredmustang]

@@thelogicalcowboy He was a tackle and going up against an end like Haley legendary during practice.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@redmustangredmustang Crazy legendary moments!

[@terrenceliburd8655]

My question is some say E. Williams wasnt the same after his accident but he played at 7 more seasons after the accident. What happened he couldn't play dirty/dirty anymore that's why he was ineffective? Asking for a friend

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@terrenceliburd8655 When we say he wasn't the same we're not talking about he was a bum. Before his injury he could have been the goat lineman ever. After the injury he still was considered a top 5 lineman in football. He was still an alpro and a pro bowler. Those battles vs Fuller, Strahan and White (packers) was after Williams injury (1995-97). He was still nasty. Again when we say he was different after the car wreck we're mainly talking about the difference of being the goat (pre-car wreck) or a legend (after car wreck).

[@escdelesp]

If Big E and Kevin Smith had played in the 94 NFC game Dallas would've been the 1st three peat team

[@baldheadsalmon2566]

Somebody needs to show this to the present Dallas Cowboys team right now

[@webmeister5000]

Steelers fan here... I won't beat about the bush- Erik Williams should be in Canton point blank period!

[@anthonymoody6711]

Imagine being a defensive end lined up over Williams and the call is a stunt where you have to cross away from Williams and face Larry Allen. That 90s Dallas Right side was NASTY!!!! LOVED watching them bully people. Erik was a OT that played like a DT.

[@KrisV385]

I can only think of some of the old school raiders guys that could even approach Erik Williams level of bad assness. Thanks for remembering him LC.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@KrisV385 I agree! Appreciate you bro 🙏

[@aaropajari7058]

I believe that Erik was one of those types who sought to make it personal. That way defensive linemen are thinking about beating him on a play rather than their actual job of getting to any ball carrier. Effectively creating a personal fued that, regardless who came out on top, removed his opponent from the game. I cant know, but it seems utterly intentional and absolutely superb. What a line we had in those days.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@aaropajari7058 Good point! As the kids say... he was looking for that smoke lol. But yeah those lines was legendary.

[@shanelee4840]

This is what the Cowboys need NOW! A tone setter on the offensive and defensive line! Erik Williams was a beast!

[@glendamico9004]

Thank you for finally doing this video Logical. I remember we talked about Eric Williams being reincarnated as Tyler Smith some what and you said you would look into doing a video on Eric Williams. Many thanks and great work. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@glendamico9004 I remember!! Appreciate you bro!

[@dogger37JC]

Sad that he had that car accident and how it affected his career. He was the most dominant and nasty lineman I’ve ever seen.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@dogger37JC I agree! Appreciate you brother!

[@dogger37JC]

@@thelogicalcowboy It’s nice reminiscing about the days when the Cowboys weren’t a joke. Love these videos.

[@baldheadsalmon2566]

Tell me how this man is not in the Hall of Fame or the ring of honor blows my mind to this day

[@mojoschmee9320]

Man, LC. You really captured some of the magic during that span of time from that 11 sack Eagles game to 1992's first of three Super Bowls. It was so cool. Everyone, and I mean EveryONE, saw it coming from two years out. Knew the Cowboys were headed for greatness. And boy were we all right. If Nasty was a Madden stat, Erik Williams would've scored a perfect 100. He was so fun to cheer for. And I imagine he was fun to cheer against, too. Tragic regarding the auto accident. Was on a Hall of Fame projectory prior to that. ( 11:46 in, hairs standing on end reliving this memory. Listening to Madden is so nostalgic for those of us to be counted among lucky Cowboys fans in that era) I've loved so many of your videos, but this might be my favorite ever. Perhaps more than any other player, Erik Williams' career trajectory best represents that era of Dallas Cowboys football.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

Facts!!!

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@mojoschmee9320 Great edit brother!

[@pds1]

The greatest OT in NFL history

[@KingKong-fj4dk]

If you're aggressive as a defensive lineman you're applauded. If you're aggressive as an offensive lineman then you're labeled as dirty.

[@nagone11]

The Cowboys were my favorite team and during those prime years Williams was a complete and dominant offensive line mauler of men. The fear he put in guys was legendary and I enjoyed watching every minute of it. Too bad we don't have an Erik Williams on the team today. An awesome drop bruh!!

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@nagone11 Appreciate you bro! Yeah it's too bad!

[@irishseven100]

Awesome video you did such a great job of documenting a time in NFL history beautifully done. Thank you so much I’ve been watching football for 60 of my 74 years and I can’t thank you enough well done..!!

[@jonathanaustinstern1]

Like Darth Vader lost 50% of his power after getting burned Williams lost 50% of his power after his car accident He was still pro bowler

[@thelogicalcowboy]

Lol good one! 😂😂

[@christopherbryant3876]

Big E was the man!! The meanest Cowboys player ever!!! The best video yet!!! E was one of my favorites..

[@thelogicalcowboy]

Appreciate you bro!

[@broncobilly4029]

Great video. Thanks for making this. I want to point out, Erik Williams went to Central State (OH) an NAIA school. For EW to go from there to become one of the best NFL players of the 90s is an amazing story.

[@veryinteresting591]

Williams was an animal & a great offensive lineman.

[@ronaldfloyd9396]

If not for a car accident, he may have gone down as the best Offencive Line Man ever

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@ronaldfloyd9396 Facts!

[@williamanderson6006]

If if if

[@lda1970]

Erik was the man. Loved watching him, especially against the eagles.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@lda1970 Legendary! Thanks for watching!

[@jarrodgoldberg4904]

People forget just how great he was . He played o line like a d linemen, he was just Nasty ! Loved him . He’d be the guy I’d wanna be in a foxhole with or the guy who had my back in a street fight

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@jarrodgoldberg4904 🔥 🔥

[@robertwildes7550]

Really enjoyed this piece. Williams and that 90s era Cowboy line don't get the hype they deserve. Thanks Logical Cowboy.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@robertwildes7550 Appreciate you sir! Yeah i agree. They don't talk about those legends like they should.

[@Methadone4Life]

Fuller did not want any part of E neither did Reggie after that first matchup RIP to Reggie who was a beast without a doubt, but Big E had something for anyone lining up against him...a beatdown and humiliation!!!

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@Methadone4Life Facts!

[@donniecollins2005]

The cowboys can't have another Eric Williams, the rules of the game has changed and that's what's wrong with the cowboys

[@thelogicalcowboy]

I agree. Too soft! Williams would demand greatness.

[@frameripperz8794]

The mindset hasn’t changed . 49ers bully the cowboys and instead of hitting back players like CD and Parsons clam up and tune out .

[@deadlyoneable]

Unfortunately, he was never the same after that car accident. He’d prob be the GOAT offensive lineman if he had a full career.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

He would've definitely given LA a run for his money!

[@StevenVanOver]

DUDE ... when I saw the Dobler-stomp I knew this was going to be good. My dad and I used to love those Cards/Cowboys games. After he (Conrad) retired TV did a bit one week when he came to the Cowboys facility to do interviews for the upcoming game. It was like an SNL skit with Too Tall and the Beautiful Harvey Martin finding out he was there and running down the halls looking for him while he hid in closets and made his escape. MAN I wish I could find that for ya. Will keep my eyes open. Awesome start to the video! Cracked up when you showed Zendehaus (spelling?) ... the Bounty Bowl! man .. that is an entire video all by itself. Madden Moment "You don't have to be passive to be an offensive lineman" ... quick backstory: Madden of course was an offensive lineman and understood a big issue. Big guys are generally not aggressive. Nobody messes with a big guy. He wanted his offensive linemen to have that nasty streak which was hard to find. When he coached he would take his rookie OLine and put them in a room facing off vs each other in a giant pillow fight. According to Madden (best I recall) "It all starts off very silly with lots of laughter as they are just not aggressive. But eventually, someone gets in a good lick and the whole thing changes quickly becoming a brawl and you find out which of the big guys has the switch that can be flipped." Eric Williams was the switch. Another great video mate. As always .. many thanks!! #GoCowboys

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@StevenVanOver First of all, your comments are becoming a must read for me bro. I mean I read all the comments on my channel. But some of yall be dropping jewels! Please find that video if you can. Appreciate you bro.

[@papadre70]

Mr Williams is from SW Philly and bis favorite player growing up was the late great Reggie White.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@papadre70 Yep.

[@alonsoland21]

Awesome video. Thank you sir.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

Thanks bro!

[@jorgemartinez637]

Love,love love this video. And I haven’t even finished it. That’s how awesome the video is. Thank you sir.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@jorgemartinez637 Appreciate the compliments brother!

[@paulwidener5691]

as always good work

[@thelogicalcowboy]

Appreciate you bro!

[@paulwidener5691]

@@thelogicalcowboy You are the best on youtube for cowboys content. I always love your stuff and that is refreshing. Just facts.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@paulwidener5691 Appreciate you bro! Means a lot!

[@paulwidener5691]

@@thelogicalcowboy Very few people I agree with as much as you which says everything wish you did ou stuff They are in trouble.

[@HolySpiritFire07]

Erik Da BEAST Williams! One of the GOATS

[@bjbou5217]

We need linemen like this now. Guys who are intimidating, and who dominate.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@bjbou5217 Facts! Thanks for watching bro!

[@jamesgarcia9123]

man the nfl needs another john madden'! the best commentary ever', the knobs these days' just talk about self' and give there two cents.

[@saveriosalemme5366]

First class video. I am definitely going to subscribe.

[@papabare1977]

I think it was Michael Irvin who said that if Erik Williams wasn't in that car accident, he's in Canton now.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@papabare1977 He sure did!

[@markkuskin5453]

This is awesome! Thanks for making this video 👍

[@stealthbomber2127]

Other than Roger Staubach for obvious reasons and Mark Stepnoski for being an All Pro Center, undersized but a master technician, Erik was my favorite player in the NFL. I loved tough Offensive Linemen that played with a defensive mentality. Mike Webster, Shell & Upshaw, Langer, Little, Slater, Munoz and on and on. Really miss old school NFL.

[@appollosharris6319]

Big Nasty. I think that’s what they use to call him. If he doesn’t have that accident, he’s in the NFL Hall of Fame

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@appollosharris6319 Facts

[@davewilson3113]

Perhaps Dallas should watch this film today.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@davewilson3113 😂 😂

[@Itsjustbeau]

Dude great video and commentary. I watched those beat downs you are correct.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

Legendary moments!

[@thesarge4457]

I like this guy, he tried playing fair, Until.............. THE SARGE

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@thesarge4457 Until... 😂 😂. Appreciate you Sarge!

[@mikemccourt6225]

That old saying: "Both guys know which one of them would want to play a 5th quarter and which one would rather hit the showers."

[@RickGuinan]

Erik Williams literally changed the game. He made the write new rules.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@RickGuinan Legendary!

[@terrythompson8462]

Damn!!!! Erik Williams wasn't no joke!!!!!

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@terrythompson8462 Facts! Appreciate you bro!

[@elbowgang9715]

Erik Willams and Bob Brown probably were the nastiest tackles in NFL history

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@elbowgang9715 I agree!

[@JHIXX]

Needs to be in the HOF can't have one member of the Great Wall Cowboys oline Williams dominated Reggie White in playoffs and against 9ers in NFC Championship & Bruce Smith in Super Bowls if Tony Bosselli can get in with Jacksonville short career then what is the criteria for a 3× super bowl champ top @ his position

[@johnj3281]

You never heard Bruce Smith's name the whole game in both Super Bowls. However it was the other Left Tackle, The most underrated Offensive Left Tackle ever who blocked Bruce Smith in those 2 Super Bowls!!!Mark Tuinei....

[@chess_on_toilet]

He was my fav athlete growing up tied with MJ

[@1960317]

I called him Big Nasty back then! I loved watching him.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@1960317 Facts!

[@blueeyedcowboy8291]

Those Niners, Packers, Eagles, Giants and Redskin teams had NASTY Defensive lines and Williams owned them. Williams could have been the best right tackle ever. He was definitely the nastiest.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@blueeyedcowboy8291 I agree! Thanks for watching!

[@rog9601]

Great job on this. I would love to know if he was not injured in 1994 could we had won that third championship on 1995. I wish we could find another O line like we had in the 90s.

[@maxman-357]

Outstanding, thanks! 💥 I didn't know. 👌

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@maxman-357 Thanks for watching!

[@johnguertin3884]

Hello again sir... there was a clip of Reggie White yelling at his packers teammates it was was 96 0r 97 I believe you have it in here and I was hoping with the audio but it wasn't White was yelling at them saying "every time we play these guys we get out tails kicked and it don't seem to bother you guys" ..I have that game recorded on disc . that was the peak of frustration for White... the only guy comparable to Williams would be the BOOMER Bob Brown... he was Williams before Williams look him up if you don't believe it ended up with the Raiders at some point which was fitting another nice video Thank you

[@thelogicalcowboy]

Wow! Thanks for the info!

[@thelogicalcowboy]

I'll definitely look him up.

[@jackson11162002]

The cowboys of the 90's man I don't know what to call these cowboys

[@Hunter-vl6ft]

These are EXCELLENT!

[@thelogicalcowboy]

Appreciate you bro!

[@yahbenyah9732]

Great video Eric Williams was Great 💯👀👑

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@yahbenyah9732 Appreciate you bro!

[@powerwagon1897]

Before his car accident, Erik was every bit as good as Larry Allen. Gold jacket was coming.........

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@powerwagon1897 I agree

[@aaronlopez492]

LC, you picked a great topic for this video. I have a blind spot for Eric Williams maybe because he's in Dallas 🤭. One of the dirtiest players was the late Conrad Dobler. But that era was Chuck full of others who did the same or worst. Just to name a few like Bill Romanowsky, Lyle Alzado, George Atkinson, Albert Haynesworth, and Richie incognito. Yet it was a very different era. In highschool and JC I clearly remember our defensive coaches taught how to do a proper cut back block and take the legs out from a bigger man, effectively!! My goodness football has changed!! Have a great weekend🙏.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

Always a great post and very informative. Enjoy your weekend too bro. May the Lord bless you richly!

[@Methadone4Life]

Big E beat the Sheagles vaunted defense until the green feathers were flying across the field LOLOL.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@Methadone4Life 😂 🤣

[@Methadone4Life]

@@thelogicalcowboy Hey, love your work, my friend. You do an amazing job with your little short documentaries. I'm 58 and started being a Cowboy fan when I watched them beat the Dolphins in 71 and that Dolphins team would go undefeated the next season, but the Boys just manhandled them. I was only about 6 but I knew that I liked the Cowboys and loved the uniforms...been a diehard ever since. I watch a lot of documentaries and a lot of sports docs and short videos. I tell ya, yours are always a treat, well done and intelligent narration always makes it a must-see for me!! Have a good Saturday (what's left lol) and enjoy the rest of the weekend bro!

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@Methadone4Life Really appreciate that bro! Always enjoy reading your posts as well! Have a blessed weekend too 🙏

[@stevemoore3951]

If EW doesn’t wreck his car Dallas wins it all that year. He was that good.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@stevemoore3951 I agree!!

[@joshuahendricks7701]

If Jerry doesn’t fire Jimmy Erik never stays out until 3 am drinking. He’s in bed by 12 am per Jimmy’s rules.

[@wepete68]

I got chills at 12:00 because I knew what was coming . I watched this live and have been searching for years for this footage, the entirety was much worse than these clips . This video got me so pumped, to me , no disrespect, he was better than even Larry Allen .

[@robzilla60]

This episode brought many memories back to my mind. The 'Bounty Bowl' and all that other drama with Philly and Buddy Ryan back in the day. It started a thing with me that lasts to this day. I hate the Eagles. I can't stand to see them win anything. Their fans are trash too! This even extends to the Phillies in the MLB. Their fans suck! The dominance of Big E in these games was noticed, but not as much of a factor as you just showed me. I remember him getting penalized for it too though, but not all the time. They really let them play their game back then. Our whole offensive line was badass, and you already showcased Larry Allen in another video about this. It just goes to show that you must have the entire package of a team to not only win, but dominate. As bad ass as this offense was in that era, the defense was even better, and that's why we won the Superbowl 3 times in a 4 year span, and the 49ers were the losers on the NFC side. The hapless Buffalo Bills lost 4 times in a row during that time for the AFC, all of them to the NFC East. That SB record will NEVER be broken. Thank you for entertaining all of us with these very well thought out and comprehensive compilations of Dallas Cowboys history LC. Great job, and keep them coming!!!!!

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@robzilla60 🔥 🔥

[@DoubleStar92]

I disagree that his career really changed after his car accident in 94. Strike that- it did but he rebounded I felt. He was rather dominant and his old self by 96 and 97. I’d say 95 he wasn’t as quick it seemed but by 96 he was looking like his old self. I remember Tooth gap? I forget his name called him the toughest he went against. I sure hope this year he gets more votes but I suspect it might be a few years before he’s a finalist for the HOF! In fact, he’s almost going to the seniors pool, which will make it much harder for him to get into the HOF! Moose deserves it as the best FB, IMO, Of his era. Step deserves it and he’s not even been nominated this year! TBC..

[@thelogicalcowboy]

Good post bro! This definitely should be his year! Hopefully, a video like this can raise some kind of attention. I'm going to try and make a definitive case for Williams's Hall of Fame election in a separate video. Appreciate you, bro.

[@krl97a]

Not sure he's the meanest of all time (a lot of stuff happened in the old days, lol when you had borderline psychopaths with day jobs playing for peanuts because they loved the violence), but Williams is the meanest modern O-Lineman I've seen. Loved the breakdown of him v Fuller, Strahan (even dropped the elbow lol!), and White. Clash of legends! His performance against greats is why he's still the starting RT on my All Time team. I basically count him as a HoFer because he'd be in the HoF if not for that car wreck.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@krl97a Lol Good point bro! Playing for peanuts just to cause pain! That's facts!! Landry talked about a player like that in the 50s. Those days must have been terrifying for quarterbacks and running backs. Lol. Always a pleasure brother!

[@Rustyjames667]

Dallas need some of that today

[@thelogicalcowboy]

Definitely!

[@zroy9263]

I've been a lifetime DALLAS COWBOYS fan since the 1977 season. Erik Williams was a credit to the organization. His style and mentality of playing is how the game should be played. He was a gladiator in the hurt business! It's a shame that the NFL has become soft. Players like Williams no longer exist.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@zroy9263 I agree

[@manuelboyer1771]

Bob Boomer Brown was ferocious

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@manuelboyer1771 Just saw highlights of him today. Dude! They were cut from the same cloth! He was amazing! Appreciate you bro!

[@omni-man4624]

Conrad Dobler was the man, literally saw him strangle Louie Kelcher in a game !

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@omni-man4624 Barbaric type stuff right there!! Lol

[@drakulie]

🍿 🍺 ⭐️

[@thelogicalcowboy]

💪 💪

[@kingoftexas1475]

Charles Haley was pretty mean.

[@terrenceliburd8655]

He was thee dirtest Online man since Dobler. Back then with Taylor, Strahan, and White running around that was thee ONLY way you was gonna block them you had to get durty-durty. Edit: And may i add, pro football is not only a contact sport its definitely a combat sport.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@terrenceliburd8655 It's definitely a combat sport.

[@kingjones335]

Only person i seen that gave williams the business consistently was kevin greene that just show how great he was.

[@jarrodgoldberg4904]

The man should be in the HOF

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@jarrodgoldberg4904 He should be!

[@dewittmathews2508]

Should be in the HOF without question. Especially since most of the players that he dominated are in.

[@martinedwards4522]

i thought title always belonged to jack lambert steelers?... or conrad dobler.... suh was pretty bad too

[@CharlesWatkins-eh5dj]

I LOVE IT DALLAS COWBOYS

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@CharlesWatkins-eh5dj Thanks bro for watching!

[@mwash52]

Funny story. We played the Cowboys in 93 and I was lined up on him, for most of the game. He was putting his hand up in my face mask for most of game. Finally in the 4th quarter, I told him to cut that sh$t out. He said “why, I’ve been doing it all game”. We both laughed…but he cut it out.

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@mwash52 Wow! True story?

[@mwash52]

@@thelogicalcowboy Indeed

[@craigjohnson5590]

Bruh, you should put out a post of some sort on all the people who you lined up against...bet boo-koo folks would view...just saying

[@joshuahendricks7701]

Great video!!! There was just a whole different mentality on that line once Williams became the starter at RT!! There were some lean years before but it’s what made the Cowboys the Bulls of the NFL Dallas lost 8 straight to Philly 6 straight to the Giants. It was a shame Jerome Brown died. That D was AWESOME!! Reggie NEVER should have left Philly. Fuller never should have left Houston. Williams was the Kryptonite for Reggie. Newton would have been the same for Jerome. I had the Eagles picking up Sean Gilbert at that spot in 95. Backed up by Darius Holland. The Eagles had to trade Leonard Renfro and their number one in 95. for him. He and BETTIS held out in 95. Newton would have handled him. Like I said, I created every teams dream team in 95. The best era in NFL history was weakened severely by the end of the decade.

[@KevinFrame-b8r]

Hey we’ve all been there. I karate kicked a cramp out of my leg while blocking at receiver. Turns out I kicked the defender on accident🤣🤣

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@@KevinFrame-b8r 😂 😂

[@pololoera5285]

Súper súper súper. Good. Amigó from Mc Allen Texas N. Reynosa México ooooooo Yeah Come on Cowboys AMIGOS

[@ms.felonystrutter2472]

So meanest Cowboy in our history? Well, in the Landry era we had tunz of classy players. I have a guy in mind, but he was more of a punk than mean. Guy was named Ray Matthews on the 1960 team who came over from the Steelers. Harvey Martin ....our GREATEST pass rusher. Parsons and especially Ware cannot wear his cleats. Randy White was possessed on game day. Ralph Neely I would put up there, nickname "Rotten." What is very ironic is Harvey and Erik both wore #79. How crazy is that? Erik's baptism....maybe worst game was a Cowboys blowout win at home vs Cardinals. Emily had 4 TD's tying a record , but Erik played for Tuinei at LT and gave up 4 sacks. Even in a blowout win Troy's chin was busted open. As a historian (can you tell?) Cowboys fan born and very sadly still here in Philthy, the Ice BALL ( not Bowl) game was a very horrible day in my life. Day after my Mom's funeral, lost her when I was 16. Every year Mom and me went to the Vet..head to toe Silver and Blue. Never will an eagle scum dictate to me what I wear to a stadium. I went by myself that day. Let's just say my white Bates jersey was covered in blood and not just mine. I learned and still live forever with the mindset that "If you're gonna die, DIE WITH YOUR BOOTS ON." For me one thing I will forever remember about Erik was the final drive to secure a game winning first down vs the Cardinals Nov 94. Troy was physically assaulted that day, the dirtiest hit ever on Troy by Wilbur Marshall on the first drive. Go back and watch Erik's reaction to the first down. Then less than 12 hrs was the car wreck.How is Erik NOT in the ROH/PFHOF??? Same can be said for Harvey. Also, his so called regression was overblown. Look at those clips just in this video from 95-97, does it look like he lost anything? I want to get an Erik jersey made soooo bad but just cannot find the proper manufacturer of the jersey from his years. So I am looking for Russell, Apex or Nike. The current blue jersey compared to 96-99 the Star sleeve. Is now smaller. I am sooo happy that player who killed Reggie White's bs legend was a Cowboy and especially from North Philthy. That is poetic justice. I must admit I loved when we took out that big mouth garbage Packer and I cannot spell his name properly so #64. He ran his mouth that entire week to the press. Loved the so called, "Man of God," get exposed be it "Jesus told me to become a Packer when I saw the helicopter" or his always mugging for the camera did not want to do so after the 95 Championship game. The man literally assaulted a camera man from Fox. Talk about a complete fraud. Finally, one of my favorite Cowboys games was when myself and Mom had end zone seats for the 86 game when YES we beat Buddy Ryan, his first game as HC vs us and we sacked Cavanaugh and Cunningham 12 times that day so we hold that single game sack record vs the eagles, not their 11 in 91. That said, I purchased a photo taken that day in 1991 from one of the greatest Cowboys photographers ever and I use it as inspiration to never give up, it will get better. It's a bloodied Troy sitting on the bench and leaning down talking to him was Jerry. As Troy states in a portrait book based on him: "Things are never as great as they seem, just as never bad as they seem." My other favorite Troyisim is, "I never want to walk ahead of my teammates." Between Roger and Troy, we are extremely fortunate to have those two as our leaders. That courtroom appearance and I am not talking about the Shenandoah video, is one of the greatest displays in leadership. I leave you with this, as this is the weekend of the Red River Rivalry. I encourage you to watch the 1985 installment here on KZbin. Troy won the only game he appeared in and for OU. OMG, Troy took a beating that day. Also it's amazing to see him to celebrate after a TD. Something we know he rarely did as a Cowboy. It reminded me of when he scored the GWTD for his first NFL victory. I know someone is going to rip me for this being too long. Oops, had to throw in the list of meanest Cowboys: John Niland, Cliff Harris and certainly top 5 ##66 Kevin Gogan

[@thelogicalcowboy]

@ms.felonystrutter2472 I'll definitely check it out! Thanks for watching! Dallas sure did have some mean players!

[@craigjohnson5590]

Cowboy fan since 1966...I loved your story. Sorry you lost Mom so young, and I can hear her grit in your storytelling. May she rest in Yeshua's Arms. Again your stories are great, thank-you. Btw OL"Fitzgerald"? Although undersized, he was pretty nasty. Have a blessed week bruh😊