There wasn’t a single play where he didn’t fall forward. I never heard of this guy before 30 min ago but my goodness I’m feeling like a casual fan right now. He’s a truck!
@jackzimmer655310 сағат бұрын
He was a big boy!
@samsonbabayan689411 сағат бұрын
Neal, Alstott and Peyton HILLIS all in the same backfield to grind opposing defenses in dust.
@mattsweeny395712 сағат бұрын
Hacksaw Reynolds, Jack Youngblood & Fred Dryer on one team...damn
@mattsweeny395712 сағат бұрын
Animal
@kingcharlesparody13 сағат бұрын
This dude is a BEAST in All Pro Football 2k8
@frankzorro7353Күн бұрын
My all time favorite Notre Dame player. Relentless, brutal, and aggression that made every game entertaining. If you watch his last collegiate game game against Colorado, he was a man amongst boys. If not for the phantom call against the Irish , the should have been NC.
@cs2924 күн бұрын
Jawhar Jordan on the Texans reminds me of TA.
@jorgerocha11844 күн бұрын
I remember this player he was really good
@omcritzy4 күн бұрын
dat showed up in my recs. crazy that a Viet sacked manning lmao. Didn't the cowboys have/had another asian playing for them?
@walkerbruh34725 күн бұрын
This guy was a beast
@richardfield37065 күн бұрын
Put mark gastinau in hall of fame
@lukeconverse66325 күн бұрын
Dude was really underrated. Deserved more credit in his career
@rogerm545 күн бұрын
Hall of fame in 2012 isn’t too bad
@lukeconverse66325 күн бұрын
@@rogerm54 true. Shoulda been way sooner than that tho
@wufticket4 күн бұрын
He’s is in the hall of fame
@VINASI6 күн бұрын
Prototype
@TheConchologist6 күн бұрын
I’m going to repeat what I said , as scaryhandsome60 must have deleted my response to him. I think I figured out who narcissistic “handsome” really is 🤣👍. Gastineau was better than Howie, without question. I watched both of their careers, in total. Howie played longer, and so sorry, I always believed Howie was overrated. If you look at the peak 5 years of both defensive lineman, it is without equivocation a fact that Gashineau, is better by every metric. Howie was moved all over defensively, because he was not fast enough to play end consistent against every team, every snap. He was effective against the run, and was excellent for many years. Marks role was to destroy the quarterback which he did, better than anyone for 5 years in his era. He was also quite good at taking down backs in the backfield and chasing them down before they crossed the line of scrimmage or got to the second level. I asked Anthony Munoz, back in the 80’s, when he visited our deli in Tbousand Oaks. He told me that Gastineau was the most difficult at defensive end to handle, never mentioned Howie.
@tdrewman7 күн бұрын
I went to high school with Michael, Homestead Sr High Homestead FL.. He was a beast in HS Football...
@kristooter7 күн бұрын
This dude was a menace 💪
@rickydeer23357 күн бұрын
awsome back
@TheConchologist7 күн бұрын
The hit he put on Chuck Long of the Lions was the most brutal ferocious sack I’ve ever seen, the second was Manley demolition of Danny White at RFK stadium. Have no idea how both quarterbacks survived those sacks 😮
@TheConchologist7 күн бұрын
He was great for 2 years, injuries ruined him. Sadly was somewhat underrated. Madden gave him mad props. Alvin was scary
@debaser_6669 күн бұрын
The Saints were so loaded at running back in the late 80s. Rueben Mayes, Dalton Hilliard, Barry Word, Buford Jordan. 1987. Wicked team.
@phk1219 күн бұрын
Poured hours in the game room viewing tapes of his opponents. A true veteran leader.
@stevemeloccaro8919 күн бұрын
NU. fullbacks were outright BEAST'S
@galvanizedgnome10 күн бұрын
Dude is super jealous of Bill Bs hot girlfriend
@jasonlassiter922912 күн бұрын
I didn’t know he ran for over 1,000 yards in 1990.
@julius.shambles714 күн бұрын
This how a GROWN MAN plays safety !!
@dpward54814 күн бұрын
Old school Cornhusker fullback.
@beyondthings101914 күн бұрын
🔥
@jrnumex928615 күн бұрын
shootin' buckets on some playground now middle of the day probably
@user-ii5qm4qt2j16 күн бұрын
Had a win mindset.
@thesouloftheinternet482917 күн бұрын
fb. the position i would have played if i was bigger.. unfortunately i had to play qb
@jarrettvinesnetwork202417 күн бұрын
I have his jersey
@PaulGaither17 күн бұрын
Dude looks like who you make in Madden create a player.
@OGNoah2517 күн бұрын
That dude was a beast back then
@sidvicious64719 күн бұрын
Bro was a BULL !!!
@LuisRamirez-jh4du21 күн бұрын
He was a big influence for me
@vpirates6223 күн бұрын
say what you want about peds...but i loved his aggression. He never faced opponents. He only faced enemies.
@dustinb.7724 күн бұрын
The masculinity, the machoness, the mustache! What a MAN looked and behaved like in the 80's. Loved the soundtrack. Felt like I was watching top gun!
@destroythemartyr25 күн бұрын
Thank you! It’s been so hard to look up highlights of this guy! And this dude was my lion back in the day and an unsung hero of those bad early 2000s teams.
@goonole25 күн бұрын
1991 - FSU vs LSU - a bad snap on an extra point and Brad Johnson throws a pick. William Floyd runs 90 yds to tackle the runner before he can get the 2 point score. Without a doubt, one of the greatest plays I've seen in person from the sidelines.
@user-ec7ex4nr5r26 күн бұрын
Line men should be making tons of money
@stevepfund229026 күн бұрын
Probably the toughest player to have EVER played the game. The MAN. TIM KRUMRIE
@youstupidfoo56527 күн бұрын
He was a monster. Playmaker on defense!!
@thuggoe27 күн бұрын
he had a long career
@brucedunkle913628 күн бұрын
Webster was one of four member of the Steelers' 500lb bench press club.
@rubengutierrez5102Ай бұрын
Frank Gore, Edgerrin James, and OJ Anderson are the best three running backs that ever came out of the University of Miami, Florida.
@brianreid4567Ай бұрын
Would have been a big loss and blow for the broncos
@michaelyakoboski113Ай бұрын
I went to high school with Hynoski. I graduated in 06 he was 07. one hell of a nice guy
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There wasn’t a single play where he didn’t fall forward. I never heard of this guy before 30 min ago but my goodness I’m feeling like a casual fan right now. He’s a truck!
He was a big boy!
Neal, Alstott and Peyton HILLIS all in the same backfield to grind opposing defenses in dust.
Hacksaw Reynolds, Jack Youngblood & Fred Dryer on one team...damn
Animal
This dude is a BEAST in All Pro Football 2k8
My all time favorite Notre Dame player. Relentless, brutal, and aggression that made every game entertaining. If you watch his last collegiate game game against Colorado, he was a man amongst boys. If not for the phantom call against the Irish , the should have been NC.
Jawhar Jordan on the Texans reminds me of TA.
I remember this player he was really good
dat showed up in my recs. crazy that a Viet sacked manning lmao. Didn't the cowboys have/had another asian playing for them?
This guy was a beast
Put mark gastinau in hall of fame
Dude was really underrated. Deserved more credit in his career
Hall of fame in 2012 isn’t too bad
@@rogerm54 true. Shoulda been way sooner than that tho
He’s is in the hall of fame
Prototype
I’m going to repeat what I said , as scaryhandsome60 must have deleted my response to him. I think I figured out who narcissistic “handsome” really is 🤣👍. Gastineau was better than Howie, without question. I watched both of their careers, in total. Howie played longer, and so sorry, I always believed Howie was overrated. If you look at the peak 5 years of both defensive lineman, it is without equivocation a fact that Gashineau, is better by every metric. Howie was moved all over defensively, because he was not fast enough to play end consistent against every team, every snap. He was effective against the run, and was excellent for many years. Marks role was to destroy the quarterback which he did, better than anyone for 5 years in his era. He was also quite good at taking down backs in the backfield and chasing them down before they crossed the line of scrimmage or got to the second level. I asked Anthony Munoz, back in the 80’s, when he visited our deli in Tbousand Oaks. He told me that Gastineau was the most difficult at defensive end to handle, never mentioned Howie.
I went to high school with Michael, Homestead Sr High Homestead FL.. He was a beast in HS Football...
This dude was a menace 💪
awsome back
The hit he put on Chuck Long of the Lions was the most brutal ferocious sack I’ve ever seen, the second was Manley demolition of Danny White at RFK stadium. Have no idea how both quarterbacks survived those sacks 😮
He was great for 2 years, injuries ruined him. Sadly was somewhat underrated. Madden gave him mad props. Alvin was scary
The Saints were so loaded at running back in the late 80s. Rueben Mayes, Dalton Hilliard, Barry Word, Buford Jordan. 1987. Wicked team.
Poured hours in the game room viewing tapes of his opponents. A true veteran leader.
NU. fullbacks were outright BEAST'S
Dude is super jealous of Bill Bs hot girlfriend
I didn’t know he ran for over 1,000 yards in 1990.
This how a GROWN MAN plays safety !!
Old school Cornhusker fullback.
🔥
shootin' buckets on some playground now middle of the day probably
Had a win mindset.
fb. the position i would have played if i was bigger.. unfortunately i had to play qb
I have his jersey
Dude looks like who you make in Madden create a player.
That dude was a beast back then
Bro was a BULL !!!
He was a big influence for me
say what you want about peds...but i loved his aggression. He never faced opponents. He only faced enemies.
The masculinity, the machoness, the mustache! What a MAN looked and behaved like in the 80's. Loved the soundtrack. Felt like I was watching top gun!
Thank you! It’s been so hard to look up highlights of this guy! And this dude was my lion back in the day and an unsung hero of those bad early 2000s teams.
1991 - FSU vs LSU - a bad snap on an extra point and Brad Johnson throws a pick. William Floyd runs 90 yds to tackle the runner before he can get the 2 point score. Without a doubt, one of the greatest plays I've seen in person from the sidelines.
Line men should be making tons of money
Probably the toughest player to have EVER played the game. The MAN. TIM KRUMRIE
He was a monster. Playmaker on defense!!
he had a long career
Webster was one of four member of the Steelers' 500lb bench press club.
Frank Gore, Edgerrin James, and OJ Anderson are the best three running backs that ever came out of the University of Miami, Florida.
Would have been a big loss and blow for the broncos
I went to high school with Hynoski. I graduated in 06 he was 07. one hell of a nice guy
Anthony becht is my cousin
Love the highlights for the glorious grimders.