Astro turf was criminal. Can't believe they let people play on that crap for so long. Literally like getting tackled into concrete.

This is AMAZING. When men were men and football was a contact sport

@jeremyc9593

10 ай бұрын

I'm sure you love your men being men. A little too much perhaps?

I do miss when football was played like this. The hard hitting sport it was originally intended to be.

@mauricescribner7025

9 ай бұрын

you are the people who never played meanwhile all of those players have brain trauma

@20Unknown

9 ай бұрын

@mauricescribner7025 You're absolutely right, I never played the sport. But those are the risks of signing up for a physical sport like football, And at one time, it was blatantly obvious that something was going to happen. They would take that chance for the glory of being called champion.

@Ocelotonatiuh

7 ай бұрын

​@@20UnknownExactly. People don't realize that the players back then knew the risks.

@20Unknown

7 ай бұрын

@Ocelotonatiuh Simpler times. Not the smartest decision to get beat to death on a gridiron, but they did it for the pride and joy of the game.

@heatgrimm8664

7 ай бұрын

@@20Unknownand so what? So your obese boomer ass can laugh and grab another beer? Sad and stupid

1980s NFL: If you weren't launching your entire body into the head & neck of a defenseless receiver, then why are you even playing defense?

@JosephJohnson-kg5yr

10 ай бұрын

The way some of those receivers were hung out to dry by the quarterback, they were dead ducks

@Talesofaweedsmoker

2 ай бұрын

because its about any means necessary to bring down the ball carrier

The 80’s!!! Unquestionably, the greatest decade in football or in anything else for that matter!!!

@jimmcguy5511

8 ай бұрын

70's best sports and music

@mrmercedes8528

7 ай бұрын

70’s was first without question Then 80’s -

@TW0man4RMY

6 ай бұрын

@@jimmcguy5511 Good joke. I laughed.

@MichaelSevilla97

3 ай бұрын

​@@TW0man4RMY70s is considered the best music besides the 80s 🤡 ✌️

@RamsLakersDodgers

2 ай бұрын

The 70s was the greatest decade.

Moral of this video for me is you did not want to go against Seattle's special teams in the 80's.

@wildneredee9402

3 жыл бұрын

Fred Young brought the Wood

@treybear8174

3 жыл бұрын

Oh my god they were nuts they didn’t give a God Damn

@JosephJohnson-kg5yr

10 ай бұрын

They was unbelievable wow 😂

@elhombrenegro4999

10 ай бұрын

Especially not them guys for the Raiders

@253jacksonrhoads1

9 ай бұрын

The moral I took away was not being Eric Hipple in 1985.

“Now that is big time football.” -John Madden-

“He caught the ball but probably now wishes he hadn’t” - these hits today will lead to immediate ejection from the game. Some tricky brutal hits out there.

@JosephJohnson-kg5yr

10 ай бұрын

Those high-low hits were particularly dangerous

Why am I only finding out about this video today? I’m 15 minutes in and it’s the best NFL compilation on KZread

This might be the greatest NFL comp in all the land. Well done.

It's amazing more wide receivers weren't paralyzed back then. Probably an element of luck along with the great athleticism of the players to be able to fall as right as they could. Of course for young viewers keep in mind that not all hits were like this, but most of them were aspired to. A defensive player particularly those that covered receivers or rushed qbs motivation was to get the player to worry more about them than throwing or catching the football. Not every player was a tough guy even in the old days and if you could get in a really nasty hit you might benefit later on in the season when that guy was still remembering the bonecrushing he had suffered weeks earlier. We really had no idea about CTE then, some fans just were concerned about spinal injuries, but shaking off a concussion was considered toughness and expected when possible. We knew about the effects of taking hits in boxing, but for some reason didn't think that it translated into football, maybe because of the helmet.

@wross5961

2 жыл бұрын

they wore much more padding then also

@Liamleblan10

Жыл бұрын

Yea and…..look how when players get hit “ not very hard” they lie there like their dead……but when you look back at these hits……..they will get right back up…….players were so much tuffer than players now a days…….it’s so sad to see that the game of football with bone crushing hits………is turning into Vootball……..when you lay a hit on somebody it feels amazing! This video right here shows that Is the game of football!

@FDSixtyNine

Жыл бұрын

@@Liamleblan10 You have CTE or something? I had a stroke trying to read your garbled mess of a comment.

@Beezle66

Жыл бұрын

@@Liamleblan10 wow man....... honestly..... I feel that...... You are so....... So........ Right!....... Football has definitely changed....... Man...... I love using....... So many periods!........ 😃

@THEREALGATES

Жыл бұрын

@@Liamleblan10 npc

Look kids, it's men's football. No boys here. And this is why no QB today could ever be the greatest. They don't even play the same game.

@seangriffith8801

4 жыл бұрын

Okay, boomer

@randylastname426

4 жыл бұрын

Yes how dare they protect against all the stats and info that has come out about TBI!

@computerguy6264

4 жыл бұрын

@@randylastname426 yes, how dare they protect against testicles.

@randylastname426

4 жыл бұрын

@@computerguy6264 they make billions of dollars off these guys who could potentially end up with a brain disease that we still don't understand. The least a league who is making that much money off them do is try and protect them somehow.

@computerguy6264

4 жыл бұрын

@@randylastname426 lol idiot. The players don't want this shit. They want to hit. They have been doing their entire lives, from fucking grade school OR SOONER. This has all came about to protect new aged soft quarterbacks, Like Tom Brady. Mr I can never be the goat because nobody is allowed to touch me. I seen fucking lineman HUG him until the whistle is blow because they fucking know they can't hit him. Outsiders are making these changes NOT PLAYERS, NOT COACHES, NOT THE NFL.

These weren't just men, they were GODS the pinnacle of the NFL

@THEREALGATES

Жыл бұрын

🤓

@Jackson-pq4zn

16 күн бұрын

These aren’t gods. Ass kisser.

Carmichael wasn’t out of bounds until Thurman knocked his butt out of bounds 😂

Goddamn!!!! The game was so much more real back in the day.

keep in mind in the 80's the defense could still hit the QB after he threw the ball. They was given 2 steps hit the QB. Kinda like Basketball 2 steps when in motion before a travel (Modern basketball take more than two). They knew the defense couldn't just stop on a dime once the QB threw the ball, so allowed 2 steps

@Jackson-pq4zn

16 күн бұрын

You’re illiterate.

As if initial impact on these hits weren’t bad enough, but landing on that Astroturfed cement surface. Just hell on a body.

@jmreynaud

10 ай бұрын

Your right. People forget that indoor stadiums essentially had plastic grass over concrete into the 90s. Might as well be playing in the parking lot

@mongoslade277

9 ай бұрын

It was worse in the Astrodome. That was basically carpet on top of concrete. So not only playing in the parking lot, you had to rug burns taking your skin off

My Lord you really miss these days! Great Football and world class commentators.

39:35 the hit that set up the legendary Steve Largent receipt that immediately follows in this video

Ah yes ... when you could still tackle someone. All records after 2000 should be expunged ... that's when the NFL went to Girly Ball!!

@robertv6628

Жыл бұрын

Every sport, tv, entertainment everything went girly.

@ericmatterson9905

4 күн бұрын

2000s still had Ray Lewis, Sean Taylor, John Lynch, Steve Atwater...I would say 2010s is when the league became kinder and gentler.

One of the greatest videos on youtube

so right to end with that reasons hit, commentary and all -- iconic!

So many 80s Bears clips, much love.

This is incredible man thank you

Man, do i miss REAL football like this. now of course its a safer game, but man, these classic highlights always rev'd my gears growing up. i was always so excited when i would catch espn playing the ole classic nfl films from the past. best part of growing up in the late 80's n 90's was that lol. -

@sdmurphy20

5 ай бұрын

Closer to its ancestrorial counterpart rugby is more like it

@joenorris5648

4 ай бұрын

Lol, safer. Rule changes were for easier scoring.

@MichaelSevilla97

3 ай бұрын

​@@joenorris5648it is safer d backs aren't allowed to hit a quarterback after a throw, no more helmet to helmet hits 🤡 ✌️

@MichaelSevilla97

3 ай бұрын

nah good riddance to this NFL players had shorter careers and no players will be dealing with brain damage now ✌️

@MichaelSevilla97

3 ай бұрын

​@@joenorris5648🤡🤡🤡

Most of these are clean tackles or sack to QB, QB is just not aware from the rush behind that's why it looks vicious

Football how it USED TO BE!

This is real Football, Not the boring Shit from today! 💪👊

@adibabdullah6633

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly 🙌🏽🔥🔥🔥

@MatrixxUnplugged

Жыл бұрын

getting injured is fun? do yall not have a life outside of sports?

@mr.minion2981

Жыл бұрын

@@MatrixxUnplugged Judging by his comment, he most likely don’t.

@gilbertjohnson3622

Жыл бұрын

@@MatrixxUnplugged id rather play a video game than watch some games, which is sad. no emotion

@thexannyphantom5532

10 ай бұрын

@@MatrixxUnpluggedyou are mad at people liking the game the way it was meant to be played🤡

Best hit at 23:55. I remember watching it live on MNF. Raiders at Seattle. Fred Young was a special teams beast!!!! Then immediately after is the famous helicopter hit!! Then Fred Young vs Raiders AGAIN!!!!

they are more manly than today(obviously) no celebrations no dancing after the hit they just walk off to seperate ways

Great video man!

As much as I love FOOTBALL and the physical brutality and violence of the sport, the most important thing is that these great athletes and warriors are able to walk off the field with their health.

@timburr4453

10 ай бұрын

That's not football. Some will some wont. It's a gladiator sport and you put your life on the line

@zroy9263

10 ай бұрын

@timburr4453 I agree with you! That's the reality of how true Pro Football is supposed to be played. Like warriors on a battlefield! However, I've never wanted players seriously hurt. It happens, but it shouldn't be something that you hope happens to players.

@emperorchad4492

9 ай бұрын

Imagine saying the same thing about boxing or the UFC. Some sports are violent. Everyone who's played knew this when they volunteered to play. There was nothing wrong with football. Now there is.

@zroy9263

9 ай бұрын

@emperorchad4492 I'm also a huge boxing fan, student, and historian as well. Football is still my first true love, however. I'm NOT a fan of UFC in any shape, way, or form! I think that it's barbaric, lacking in skill and talent, disgusting, classless, and gay! That Greco-Roman wrestling shit isn't for me! It's too close for comfort. I can still recall when I was a teenager wishing that my COWBOYS DOOMS DAY DEFENSE would break Terry Bradshaw's leg during the second Super Bowl that we played against them back in 1979. So believe me, I love the brutality of the NFL of the past! But, I would still rather not see any players seriously injured! That's not what the sport is about! I love watching and reading about brutal boxing matches as well. Boxing is a brutal and vicious sport that can kill and cripple a fighter! What happened to my childhood hero Muhammad Ali is sad. He was a true champion and gladiator and paid the price! When Mancini killed Kim back in 1983, I thought that it was sad. He fought like a gladiator and it cost him his life! His mom committed suicide shortly after. So I understand that this happens in these sports but I'd rather see athletes leave their respective professions healthy. And I'd rather NOT compromise the integrity of any sports! I believe that if you sign up for it, then you accept the consequences! .

@emperorchad4492

9 ай бұрын

@@zroy9263 I totally agree. I NEVER want to see career ending injuries not to mention deaths. But I don't believe you have to change the whole game. Which is a moot point imo. I think the NFL changed the game to boost offensive numbers for views and ratings rather than player safety. That being said all these people chose their sports knowing the safety risks. I believe it is probably what attracted many to the game in the first place. I think deep down we men are hardwired for organized violence. And football satisfies that evolutionary instinct. And this is coming from a guy who chose to box and play football after my dad told me I could end up with crippled knees from football and a slow brain from boxing. Funny enough the only sport that's given me long-term problems was baseball. The game he wanted me to play solely. And I'm over here with a shot arm with no cartilage in my elbow since highschool. Lol Anyway. I just think it's sad what they've done to the sport. Ps. I thought the UFC was skill-less at one point too. Then I took up MMA for a few years. That Jiu-Jitsu takes a lot of skill. I've learned to respect the sport exponentially. I still don't watch it much though. Boxing is definitely by far more attractive.

And the hits just keep on coming

I forgot the NFL wasn’t always two hand touch

One of my favorite hits 40:10

Watching this brings a tiny tear of joy to my eye! The so-called tough men of the NFL nowadays would suffer from PTSD and need to see a counsellor, after watching this video. Then again I shouldn't really blame them, the rules have been changed so much that it is becoming less and less a game of contact!

@jeremyc9593

10 ай бұрын

Their personal livelihoods are meaningless as long as you're entertained. Right? This is what I grew up with, but the players of today would absolutely annihilate most of these guys. Thankfully they don't have to, seeing as how we don't need more Junior Seau incidences. Hopefully your tiny brain was able to comprehend most of this reply.

@veronho1ness

10 ай бұрын

I was able to comprehend the reply. Only after putting through an anti-simpering filter, which then added a healthy dose of testosterone to the post I suggest you go and watch a game of netball from inside of your safety room, whilst sipping a Soy Latte Be careful not to clap, the sudden sound may cause your to have an unfortunate leakage downstairs. So just wave your hands "jazz style" The game of American Football is a physical, contact sport. Do away with the helmets and the padding and just convert it into a game of flag football. Avert your eyes, switch channels, go and watch repeats of Ra Paul's Drag Race!

@cheriwright2285

9 ай бұрын

Nice. So sick of how soft this country has become.

@mongoslade277

9 ай бұрын

The NFL stands for Not For Long like Jerry Glanville said. With Goddell as commissioner that league will be flag football in 10 years

Outstanding video , great job

excellent compilation

Bears and Raiders defense was crazy

@user-rn4tt9gw2p

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah dawg☠️

@FatAmericanMantittys

3 жыл бұрын

You’re crazy

@arthurmorgan7667

3 жыл бұрын

The bears have always had a decent defense

@rolandoc2708

Жыл бұрын

No defense can live up the 85 Bears defense... Best defense of all time

@jacobsukovaty520

Жыл бұрын

@@rolandoc2708 what about the 2000 ravens 10.3 points per game and did not allow a single offensive TD in the super bowl that year.

I really love the tracking noise from the VHS tapes ❤❤❤

20:50 ‘84 Raiders/Bears Many say one of the most physical games of all-time

@JosephJohnson-kg5yr

10 ай бұрын

That was the infamous game that year, an absolute bloodbath

I'm Loving seeing my Bears in these highlights!!!!

@KJohns712

2 жыл бұрын

Insanity how fast and hard hitting that defense was.

Scully on the LA Rams call Brilliant as always

Different breed back then

Atlanta and Seattle was bringing the hat in the 80's sheesh

Eric Hipple might be immortal.

Swann hanging on to the ball at 3:12 is UNREAL

@mongoslade277

9 ай бұрын

That's why (and the only reason why) Lynn Swann made the HOF. His quarterback Always overthrown him or threw high. Most of his catches was just like that. He won Super Bowl MVP one year with only 4 catches!! It's bc all 4 catches was just like this one or better

This is the football I know and love

Ahh when football was football, when you could actually tackle someone without some targeting or personal foul penalty

@agk9276

3 жыл бұрын

There was a foul on the 1st play

@packergeek10

2 жыл бұрын

Yea all those guys from these video's probably disagree with you.

@treybear8174

2 жыл бұрын

Half of these were illegal even then bro….maybe more than half

@FDSixtyNine

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with you for most of these. A handful were uncalled for.

@downwiththemaster

Жыл бұрын

@@packergeek10 all players are aware of what can happen yet they choose to be pro athletes safety is lame if it makes the game less entertaining

if you could do the 90s, thatd be great

@hits.productions

4 жыл бұрын

johnbs199 I will try to eventually!

@pp3k3jamail

4 жыл бұрын

@@hits.productions and the 2000s

@damionbranscomb4599

3 жыл бұрын

Every hit that you see on this video would be a penalty in this day and age!

@mr.minion2981

2 жыл бұрын

@@damionbranscomb4599 Because CTE exist, and they’re trying to protect the players.

@kch7051

2 жыл бұрын

@@damionbranscomb4599 you must not have watched. Fenciks hit was perfect on Joiner. Many of these hits are with the shoulder, exactly what they are teaching them today.

i tuned in plannin on only watching 5-10 minutes, an all the sudden the clips are over! i love me some ole school football! honestly its not the same anymore, n i really dont watch, something that i never ever though i would ever say or not do up until bout 4 years ago. i traded my passion in for the ufc i guess, which may prove that i indeed do miss the real violence n rage that football was to me growing up! atleast i was able to grow up n play the sport it was meant to be played, playing my last game in 06, which sadly, i had no idea was my last, as i missed the last two games of the season due to a wicked bad concussion, that sent me to the er the next, due to a black out, n having spinal fluid coming out my noise. happened at a u of wyoming game, as we played the towns team on friday, stayed the night n went to the college game the next day, n as tcu was running out, watching from the endzone fence, i passed out, fell back, woke up to cop, n went to the hopital in the staduim. the then loaded me on our school bus, rushed me to the memorial hospital in laramie wyoming, n i got the whole gammit, an stayed there over night, getting a 5 hour ride home the next day via some kind parents whom had offered to stay with me n make sure i was alright.

The good days of football. Soon it will become pro touch football. Our pro flag football.

Fantastic video liked and subscribed.

You did a helluva job here, Scooter.

Even the commentary has no mercy

What a catch by lynn swann

4:54 that sums up pre 2000's football perfectly lol

I sure do miss “separating the receiver from the ball”

BOOM! He's on his back!

What we all just watched was called the good old day's of the NFL. What we call it now is pillow fighting

@libertyhercules8952

2 жыл бұрын

I agree totally

@THEREALGATES

Жыл бұрын

U wouldn’t do it tho

@ryanstatt9910

10 ай бұрын

​@@THEREALGATESin today's flag football league? In a heartbeat!!! You stand a bigger chance getting hurt by a hard throw than a tackle; that's why qbs play for a million years, they're throwing those passes and not allowed to even be looked at for too long without an automatic 15 yard penalty

It's like everybody tackling sliders was set to 'kill' back in the day

@MultiKingvegeta

10 ай бұрын

😂😅

Old school football I love it

This is what we should be paying top dollar to watch! Today it's watch cheap or not at all!

I fully understand NFL today places strict and safer tackling rules based on players being FAR more athletic and stronger than older generations, but despite putting livelihoods on the line, the old-school game was Hella more exciting with each jarring play !

Good content

You gotta give some love to the offensive hits, man. Some of the most brutal hits I ever saw were crack back blocks. Backs and tight ends trucking defenders were a hell of a lot more exciting than a safety taking a guy's legs out when he's in the air.

Ah back when the game was real and u had to earn your touchdowns

What a video ! I was hoping to see the Jim Burt hit for the Giants on Joe Montana in the 86 NFC Championship Game. Wilber Marshall on Joe Ferguson was a killer hit as shown here and Vaughan Johnson has his own highlight reel...where's his hit on Roger Craig though ? Football aint football any longer. Wow to Steve Largent for levelling Mike Harden after Harden knocked him out in the previous match up. Bet Largent enjoyed that revenge hit as much as any TD he ever caught.

@timburr4453

10 ай бұрын

and I believe that was Largents final season. He was an old man dishing it out!

@mongoslade277

9 ай бұрын

Montana was KOd. Knockout cold. The 49ers weren't gonna win that game anyway

i will ALWAYS cherish that voice at 6:08, you will be missed. RIP

Very good

Back when football was football.

Tom Brady would not have a chance back then

At the 4 minute mark you’ll see DeBerg Qb for the Niners…he has a bulge in the back of his shoulder pads. That is the very first device used in the NFL for the QB and coach to communicate through the helmet and headset. Leave it up to silicon valley to give the Niners an edge. It would soon be commonplace throughout the league

Too many of these hits would be illegal today

The changes the NFL made were necessary and probably should have happened way sooner, I remember the head trauma and violent hitting was an issue as far back as 93-94. Things needed to change but that doesn't mean we should not be allowed to appreciate these old days for their savagery and the guts these players had to compete under these rules.

@johnnyguerra5976

4 жыл бұрын

93-94 NFL the players we're Grown-Ass Men. I can't believe this ol-skool style of football brutally was legal for H.S. Kids.

@adibabdullah6633

4 жыл бұрын

You must be one of those sensitive people 😒🤦🏽‍♂️

@cstrutherskgs

3 жыл бұрын

@@adibabdullah6633 how dare they care about NFL players mental health?

@supergrover1746

3 жыл бұрын

@@adibabdullah6633 Yeah what a pussy. Only pussies care about the health and safety of professional athletes. Real men want them to be paralyzed when they're 50!

@NinkyStigger

3 жыл бұрын

@@cstrutherskgs it’s not that they care it’s that they care a little to much...these aren’t children playing peewee these are grown man who are paid enough money to live comfortably for the rest of there lives...bring the savagery back to sports in general not just football lmao these dudes are getting paid more then ever now

Took me a while to realize that was Madden doing color in the clip at 5:50. Very subdued. None of the boom, doink, whap stuff that came later.

If you want to know why records are being broken and teams are scoring 75+ points in championship games-watch this. Wrs and QBs would get disemboweled for running around the middle of the field or tip-toeing down the sidelines. If a wr had to jump for a ball, his life was at risk.

I bet none of today's receivers would dare "griddy" if they played like this still. And I love the griddy, but hey.....🤷🏾‍♂️

30:56 is what you are looking for...

@stevenwolford3754

3 жыл бұрын

Goddamn he took him apart! I read somewhere that Scott Brantley is pretty messed up from his time in the league, and Eric Hipple is a motivational speaker now.

@slickway_apparel

Жыл бұрын

Sheesh 😬

Too bad football isn't like this anymore I miss it & one of the reasons I just can't watch the current version of the nfl these days.

the hit on 49ers Neihmiah (sp?) in 83 changed the game... It caused offenses around the league to teach their WR's to turn upfield after the catch when you see a zone to avoid that kind of hit... Passing changed after that to bias towards west coast/ sideline to sideline passing game

@mongoslade277

9 ай бұрын

Wonder if Renaldo Nehemiah went back to track and field after that hit

Please make another video if you have footage. Must have watched this 20 times by now

@stevenwolford3754

Жыл бұрын

I totally feel this! I'm patiently waiting for another one of these compilations!

Man the authenticity of play is very obvious . When you compare it to todays NFL it looks like today we watch glorified flag football.

@ryanstatt9910

10 ай бұрын

We do, I don't anymore. It's not watchable. At least Shady finally left, now there's a little less estrogen in the league

14:23 He would still be suspended if that happened now. Damn...

@adibabdullah6633

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@JosephJohnson-kg5yr

10 ай бұрын

It sounded like a car wreck jeez

@mongoslade277

9 ай бұрын

That guy was #1 in the world in the 110m hurdles in track & field. Wonder if he went back to track after that hit

Gotta love throwback 🏈 now if you so much as even sneeze on a quarterback or any other ball carrier issa flag or ejection shit crazy...shit i almost forgot about the RONA!!!

@damionbranscomb4599

3 жыл бұрын

It's crazy to most of these hits are on astroturf damn!

@iloading_

3 жыл бұрын

No wonder the QB ratings weren’t that good. The defenses were way better and tougher

At 40:46, it was Largent's revenge on Harden when Harden almost killed him on a hit in Denver.

Where there was a reason why a running back was essential back then. Having a Running back like Walter Payton, Bo Jackson, Marcus Allen, Eric Dickerson, and many other stud running backs in the old days was NESSESSARY. Throwing the football back in the days was nearly impossible because of how physical defenses where allowed to play in those days, so what they would do is run A LOT of play action because when you have a good run game, defenses where easier to open up in the pass game. Today's NFL is straight up garbage, QB's are treated like royalties. You might as well all the QB's in the NFL bitches because they aren't allowed to be hit without getting a flag. Not only that throwing for 5000 yards during the old days of football was a huge accomplishment and meant more because of how hard and physical defense where allowed to play. In today's NFL if you don't throw for 5,000 yards you are considered a wash up. This is why I stopped caring about the NFL since 2015. I grew up watching the 70's and 80's football where it was hard nose defenses, now you might as well just play 11 man flag football. Hence why the NFL is now called national Flagfootball League.

@kch7051

2 жыл бұрын

Only, NOBODY. Threw for 5,000 yards back then….4,000 was the benchmark and Fouts got that regularly, not many others though early in the 80’s. They werent going spread back then and they never threw enough on the average to approach 5,000. Marino came along and maybe he got close, but nobody else in the 80’s i dont think

@jpowers55

2 жыл бұрын

I blame fantasy football

@BAMA-MAN256

2 жыл бұрын

Todays football is most definitely more skilled

@crd-hp6zo

2 жыл бұрын

@@BAMA-MAN256 not for qbs u throw a hospital pass and get rewarded a 15 yard penalty

@SSMenace49

Жыл бұрын

National Flagball League

List of tacklers in this clip with CTE. ALL OF THEM.

Back when you feared some big hitters and no flags. You could never see this in todays NFL.

@theFRACTALREIGN

10 ай бұрын

@@macabree5856 i cant agree that the NFL is not more exciting now - there's just no more emphasis on defensive prowess for obvious reasons

Jaworski almost snapped in half that was brutal

@frostywarrior4649

3 жыл бұрын

Dude looked like a defensive tackle with speed

@tovorismoore7596

3 жыл бұрын

Dam his head snapped back like he was in a car accident a hit like that today you are probably kicked out of the league ijs.

@stevenwolford3754

3 жыл бұрын

You could probably make a compilation of Jaws getting the shit knocked out of him alone.

@edpinkerton7947

Жыл бұрын

Mike Hartenstien #73 drafted #2 after Walter Payton. Played 12 years for the bears

@ryanstatt9910

10 ай бұрын

Call him The Seed, every fall he got planted

Lynn Swann makes a neck breaking catch at 3:10.

Lawdddd have mercy!!!! 🔥🔥🔥

This is brutal, I can’t believe this was normal and then these commentators saying “legal, clean hit” lmao

@jemeeladams1197

4 жыл бұрын

Yep all the time

@blacksheepsquadron6189

4 жыл бұрын

Ur an idiot

@smfalconsnipers124

4 жыл бұрын

Ikr I prefer the new nfl, I actually like roughing the passer and pass interfearence deciding games. If a DE accidentally touches the QB 1 second after the balls gone it should be a penalty. I only know 4 players anyways Mahomes Brady Jackson and Rodgers so that’s all I care about.

@ronnievanzandt3947

3 жыл бұрын

@@smfalconsnipers124 Best troll comment ever

@mongoslade277

9 ай бұрын

​@@smfalconsnipers124Best "casual" comment ever

Ahhh feels like Christmas

Seattle was brutal on special teams.

Man Ron Jowarski took a pounding

I understand the concussion deal,I got one and broken bones playing but atleast you could play the game the way it was suppose to be played!It's basically flag football now,especially for the Q.B.!This is when a hit was a hit,truck was a truck,and the hit could change the game!Now it's score,score,score!Penalties X-20!

Doug Plank y Gary Fencik, dejaron gratos recuerdos para la fanaticada de los Osos! Pero para los oponentes? Deberían de preguntárselo a los Empacadores, Bucaneros y Vikingos!! Y alguno otro desafortunado que se cruzara por su camino!! La defensiva 46!!! o la Gang Plank!!

You could rename this video "These legendary hits we all celebrate & remember would be 15 yards and a 1st down for the offense in todays game" and it'd be accurate

24:18 The Jets go Sikorsky on Nat Moore in 1984. Did no good as Moore's catch helped the Fins win the game, but I saw that so many times on previews for every Miami-NY matchup.

@timburr4453

10 ай бұрын

would see it all the time in Vh1 during Dire Straits Walk of Life music video