Top 10 Most Feared Tacklers

Oh, that made the catchers afraid of martial arts, fifth degree black belt, leveled a fan, leveled a fan. I'm looking to hurt people on this football field, type of intimidation, I'd run you over, I'd chase you, where are they Kayla? They're the last guys you want to see in a dark alley. He was going to do everything he could to make you feel pain until I heard the whistle and the first guys Lum was behind in a bar fight. Wow, I got really bad, have you ever done that? I've seen that guy get hit so hard when he comes out, they separated you from Salman.

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tackler of all time John Lynch John Lynch dead Flint belongs to his Lynch wasn't afraid, make sure you locate him at 47 Lynch would come and cut your head off, let's go helmet to helmet, my eyes were I crossed my knees and they doubled me over, he says hello John, how are you? John Lynch loves to hit, they were fast balls in high school ball carriers in the NFL and their limits, the Bears had a titan named John Allred who happened to be John's brother. law, we talked about it all week that he was going to play his brother-in-law, they grew up together, best friend, Hannah married his sister, well, John already caught a pass against the Bucks and Lynch came out like the freight train that took him hit. he knocked him down so hard he knocked him out and his brother-in-law was lying face down on the field and Lynch dusted herself off and got back into his position but he came out and caught me looking at me he said Linda is really going to be mad. .

To your right, Fonda, besides family members, some of our No. 10

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, the biggest hints came against the biggest names in the NFL. Barry Sanders, the former Lions running back whom no one could get a good angle on, got hit once by John Lynch. which Barry Sanders said was the hardest hit he had ever been hit on a football field. Barry Sanders came out of the tackle and had a little bit of wiggle room and John, that's going to be one of his greatest moments when Barry says it openly. Another time, Marshall Faulk at a Monday night football game in Tampa.

I've never had a guy hit me as hard as John did in a game and then she hit him so hard it was al

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like a seismic blow. I just felt the stadium shake. The man who caught. I must have turned away and all I could do was just tell him to keep bringing him closer knowing I was taking him as far as I wanted. It was one of those things where you watched him absorb it and then watch it. to the people around you, that really happened, my God, look how hard it was, hey, defense, come on, John was the guy who should have been, a lot of people told a beagle that played the main role, that you slow, none of that resonated with John. and if you ask John, John would tell you that AI was the best safety of all time.

If John hits you, he was the best safety. I have one, the guy was holding them. The safety position lends itself to hitting and if you're in the right defense. What you're going to do is just fly towards the ball and not be afraid and risk life and limb to separate a guy from the ball. It will allow you to fit into the right systems with the right attitude. Yeah, I'd say one of the best hitters of all time being rich making a tackle seems scarier in the parking lot than on the playing field I think in two sets of bench presses I think in two sets of curls I lit a cigarette and walked Looks like he's out They provide anything but safety to an opposing receiver, after all, safeties can deliver the nastiest hits on the football field. defensive lineman I wouldn't be afraid of stackers because they don't reach enough speed to hurt you.

A fearful attacker to me would be a guy coming at full speed. and there is no way around it. I wouldn't want to see them chasing me out of bounds. He'd be my best friend if I saw him, but some of them just weren't scary enough to be on our fear tackler list. We discuss a number. Many times how good Roy Williams has been this season in the open field Roy Williams guarded the carrier and Chuck Cecil came close, even Rodney Harrison, the greatest player in league history. Did we make our county? It's crazy if you only look at 37 if you put an ISO. cam about it, you could sell it separately as an NFL Films product.

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tackler of all time. Add water. He was an intimidating player. He made some of the best plays. What I've ever seen of a safety, make your first push was small, that must have been the middle linebacker, we can rejoice, no, it's a safety, one of the biggest and best safeties in football is the menacing Steve Atwater of Denver After winning Rookie of the Year in 1989. He burst onto the scene with a dynamite hit in the second game of his sophomore season, without a doubt the one everyone remembers is Christian Okoye, who weighed 260 pounds as a running back and ran about 4 of 40.

Christian Okoye was just stomping around the NFL and he was just stomping around. All but Koei's reign of terror ended with a single collision. I mean, they were the biggest hits I've ever seen in my life and a co-ed Christian for the first time in his life stepped back and stood over the guy. I told him that it knocked Steve out of the race and diminished Christian Turquesa's reputation as one of the game's great power rushers. I mean, that's the kind of impact, literally, the steep outward impact, baby, there was a time when there was no water and Mecklenburg, you know Rulon Jones, I mean, they had a pretty good defense and in the water It was one of the great components of that defense.

The defensive corners did a tremendous job of putting him in a position where he could be like a linebacker and he feels that the ways In the world, God is six-three six-four two-twenty playing deep, so it was feared that the The impact of the water will not be limited to a big blow. Our number nine most feared tackler racked up over a thousand tackles in his 10 years with the Broncos. a safe tackler and that's what a safety conduit is usually the last line of defense and he's a guy that just has to take the guy down somehow and that's what Steve was good at.

Atwater earned Pro Bowl appearances, making his biggest hits in a On the big stage of Super Bowl xxxii, when he reached out to hit someone, there was a violent collision and he usually arrived just in time. . He was Denver's most dominant defensive force in the waffle. Packers comeback host Steve Ko was known as a great player. but tremendous tackler, the number 8 most feared tackler of all time, Lanza, let's take a look at the toughest of them all. Jack Lambert Steelers linebacker Jack Lambert was a Steel City icon earning the No. 8 spot on our list and a Hall of Fame bust.

The surprising thing about Jack Lambert is that he wasn't very big. One of the Steelers managers looked at him and said who is he? They said that's our number two pick and he goes in with another wasted pick, wasting Lambert's opponent. How could he do that? it's a skinny rail I think he did two sets of bench presses I think he did two sets of curls he lit a cigarette and walked Jack was one of those guys who was involved in a lot of tackles that hole was there he was in the hole he made the tackle nobody better than Jack Lambert to do that and Jack Lambert was a wonderful football player there is a big difference between athletes and football players Lambert had an instinct for the game that was unique from the age of four onwards I mean you try to get through yourself no one wanted to get hit by Jack Lambert but everyone got hit by Jack Lemmon he just had a relentless competitiveness that you could see in his eyes he was an enforcer Jack Lambert is so bad he doesn't even like himself I don't care about that I like him I care about my opponents that they respect me although with those steel eyes with Dracula's fangs he looks like Count Dracula with folds and no one's approach to football is more basic we had the locker not everyone knows Lambert's walk limited teeth and I turn around and look at the guy and when I realize he was a guy who was always trying to jog with other people, but he backed him up.

Lambert chose some words for RAM running back Wendel Taylor, the full transcript of which is available only for adult audiences. He was just going to do everything he could to make you feel pain, but our number eight tackler's most egregious play came after the whistle blew at the Sun, a Super Bowl 10 against the crazy Dallas Cowboy scam I've never seen on that moment of the game, the Cowboys. He had the best at the beginning of the game. Roy Guerilla attempts a field goal and misses. Cliff Harris, who is running, sees the kick go wide and Pat has Joella in his helmet like hello, thank you, and he comes back and grabs Cliff.

Harris and throws Cliff Harris to the ground Jack Lambert can put him in his place, well, the Lamberts passed here, Harris says something to him and grabs the kicker and Lambert at 6'5 works it, no one came to attack Cliff Harris on the side from Dallas. absolutely changed the energy on the field, that's right, they became the Intimidators again, the Steelers won the game and Lambert earned a spot on our list of few tacklers who come in like a long George åkesson or Raider bad boy Jack Tatum that caused enough havoc. to make our list just a complete disregard for anyone around him the other guy's body is property of you know he was very physical and was a ball of muscles when we determined that our pack leaders a mad dog just missed our list? which are? what you're going to do, I mean, your reaction is what you hate, no, no, that mad dog, my damn, but if the mad dog is angry at us for leaving him off our most feared list, we're not alone , there has never been a man so unhappy on game day he hated Darce Day American flag his own teammates even Johnny Unitas almost hit him he would level a fan you ask that fan Mike Curtis is one of the 10 best hardest hitters is absolute justice against all things holy and Mike Curtis doesn't make the top 10 list, but while we didn't pick Mad Dog of the litter, another Baltimore bad boy made our list.

I think Ray has to be in the 5, no, I'll tell you why he probably should be. Ray Lewis was at his best when he wasn't getting his beer tapped or overrated. Ramos has heard it all before, but no one can argue that the guy can deliver a crushing blow. He doesn't like hidden guys. Anything that moves with the ball, even when hidden. better than football, reminds me of Lucas, weighs 255 pounds when he first got here, running for 540. I mean that's amazing, he's matured as a football player, he's had it now too , that anticipation, that ability to evaluate a situation and really see.

This before it happens makes him one of the fiercest tacklers in the game. Rey keeps his own top 10 list in his basement for those who are on it. However, he is a makeshift Hall of Shame. Man Ray would hit you in the backfield and knock the wind out of you. of you guys he's planning football and I put it up this Thursday just don't hit me peace another shirt on that wall belongs to Eddie George now Eddie George big hard back cobalt back and he was a different player against the lane ooh yeah I don't I'm saying it just rolled down and up but you could tell Eddie Drawers was intimidated and Eddie George wanted no part of Ray Lewis when you got to a certain point and again there was a wrestling match and who won, my man Ray he blurted out, but our number seven tackler isn't picky The Pro Bowl players weren't the only ones making their best throws here's Dan Morris, this big back has all his head and bam!

He tries to show what an athlete he was by jumping into a player in front. of him Nelson Dradis runs over a guy and dumb Louis didn't lead he exploded, he blew up BAM and it's like an 18 wheeler that gets a flat 18 at a time because it just falls over and it was one of those buses because you know hurt Ray Lewis brings a certain flair to the game with the tackle comes a lot Rey has that rare ability of being able to talk and go back almost simultaneously the ball broke up he got up talking right up ready to tell you he's going to hit you he's going to hit you he'll tell you later I just hit you and you come back here I'm going to hit you again he's that kid that you would have a playoff game and you showed up and looked across the field he was the kid that became a man before everyone else, he thinks he's meaner than everyone else the others and once he got to the NFL level, he's still more of a man than everyone he's going to tackle, so when they meet, Rey has that psychological advantage that I was a man first. even more of a man and when you get up I will be even more of a man the number six most feared tackler of all time thekiller Jack Tatum is only number six you should be number one number six on your list as feared number one As the most dangerous, Jack Tatum played nine of his ten seasons with the Oakland Raiders.

He is a member of one of the best secondary schools in history. Tatum left his mark as the unit's enforcer. He played a forceful game. I just like the receivers to think about me a little bit. a little bit wider trying to catch the ball football was different back then a lot of his hits were legal that wouldn't be legal today Jeff Kaden was a great tackler and some called him a dirty tackler tonight. I won't do that, I don't think so. he's, I think it's a big factor, you can make a receiver think about you, but then he can focus on you, at the same time Jack Tatum wanted to be known as the only guy who would ever play this game if you come close to me .

Not only am I going to beat you up, you know, I'm going to make you regret ever playing professional football. He has that innate ability to explode into a ball. Here, as a batsman, you hit beyond what you say. This kind of dimensions, you hit two guys. So that takes you through he perfected that football is a collision sport and Jack Tatum was as good a Collider as I've ever seen in a football uniform and the fact that he was a secondary guy and could deliver. that Harshman guy You know, hats off to me, he's not a criminal to me, he's a great football player and some may argue about his technique, but everyone agrees that our six tacklers were ferocious and everyone seems to have their favorite, my number one.

Jack Tatum's all-time hit was you were playing the Denver Broncos and Riley Odom, who's about 65-60, suddenly crosses the field and Riley falls to the ground and ladies and his head turns back and I said To me, Joe, luckily Riley was okay, he helped him off the field. I'll never say anyone in the NFL is trying to kill anyone, but if there was anyone that was Jack Tatum, we'd be playing the Raiders in the dome. fourth and one, Earl Campbell had the ball and he and Earl collided on a sweet loan around the right end and it was a collision that was heard outside the dome and the two guys hit each other and collided and they were like two Rams and then they just fell in the end zone for a touchdown, they were both knocked out, that was the most ferocious hit I have witnessed in many years of football and I know that about four months later, on top of a tractor for Jack Tatum, not many people had hit it in one on one so perhaps Tatum's biggest hit came on the biggest stage in American football when in Super Bowl 11 he went against the Vikings Sammy White big hit one who is there loans to put the number one jacket Have you ever seen a soccer ball?

They hit him so hard that the team broke away, separated from Salomon. I know I saw that person fall and they're looking at the number six, reevaluate I don't even want to know where you got one, two, three, four, five, going up the one. Member of our top ten, you've probably never heard of Hootie. He was the guy you had to keep an eye on at all times. He kept Charter, whom he eliminated from playing time. He knocked them out. He broke jaws. He broke cheeks. He gave them to the boys. concussions, I mean, it was just brutal before we continue our countdown of the ten most lifeless actresses of all time, here's the list of bad numbers: Her brother-in-law was lying face down in the field, brothers-in-law, watch out, it's John Lynch.

Don't ever think that Steve Atwater doesn't belong on this list, just ask the Nigerian nightmare who was one of the biggest hits I've ever seen. Number eight, why did Jack Lambert play without some of his teeth? People work too afraid to tell him they were missing, I got really sick, number six, you didn't tell me, number six, thirty, Sasson, Jack Tatum, he would take your head off on the first tackle, whichever came first, he separated from Salman and is now the number five most feared tackler of all time. Brown Ruthy, the name Hardy Brown is perhaps obscure to the casual fan.

All I know is Heidi Nickerson, but to those who knew, he was a true legend. Brown made a name for himself as a linebacker for the 49ers in the 1950s, but he didn't make many. his friends, thanks to his physique, define the hits that he is six feet and 80 pounds, he was not really impressive in height, he was a small guy for basically a flying linebacker, but he learned to put that hump, India, from Tulsa and he . he was just a guy who had used his shoulder, he would hit you with his head shoulders just by throwing his shoulder out and not using his arms, it's like a boxer, he could just knock them out, step forward, hit the back straight. keep your eyes open and shoot catching the guy when he was unprotected just shoulder him in the face oh whatever was useful and do incredible damage, broke jaws, stabbed cheeks, gave guys concussions, I mean, it was just brutal, that's all, that's all her. things, yes, Hardy went through difficult times.

He had difficulties all his life. Perhaps Hardy Brown's violent nature was formed in the Masonic house where Lofton's and Fort Worth, Texas, was a troubled place. The murder of my father and they sent me and my Brother and sister were next when they started singing in football. Football was where our number five tackler channeled his frustrations. Hardy just had that mean streak in him that he used to his advantage, he was going to make people pay for it, he kept the Charter. who he knocked out of the games, I mean, he knocked them out, you saw his westerns, you guys see them, having riches in his belt for the guys, he killed when Hardy Brown had niches in his belt for all the Josh bits, guys, Oh, years, I guess I am. 75 or 80 knockouts Flynn's freshman football no, sorry for anyone here there were all kinds of accusations due to the effectiveness of his punch, he must be wearing something on his shoulders, a metal plate or something that the additional officials would check to make sure people always said he was the dirtiest man who had ever lived in football.

Opponents were placing bounties on his head to get him out of the game before he took two or three of his teammates out of the game. The Rams had a $500 deal for power and getting knocked out. out of the game and the guy he told me was Paul Berry and I said Paul hit me and I'll fake it and I'll come out and he'll split that 250 piece when Bob full of water started playing for the Rams now you know that fantastic Titan. Bob number 7 full of water when crossing a street, a Volkswagen hates, this is you, okay, he said yes, I'm fine, but he was at the town party, promise of a dangerous man, he was the guy with the that you had to be careful.

All the times Ronnie Lott Ronni thought to take a big hit in a game to channel the middle game and he was the only guy I could think of who did it consistently throughout his career, no head was bigger than the that was unleashed on Super. Bowl 23 let it loose, man I could steal the field, that hit on a key would set the tone, you can see the whole team jumping up and down like they just won the game and bounced back, that San Francisco football team Francisco won his third championship of the decade and the number four most feared tackler of all time was born, everyone sold out this week, everyone, damn, they're great, are you the one to tackle me?, be real, be the baddest guy With ethics, there has never been a quarterback with the ability to reach the precise moment when the receiver touched the ball; he was not one of those little ankle-biters.

Irani was a guy who just threw his entire body at her. He loved the shock that it tried to put through people. You have to give it to everyone. He was standard. everyone stands up when they see who are fifth degree martial arts black belts. I'm looking to hurt people on this football field. Type of intimidation. Ronnie gave me this kind of little grid and then if he's number four then they probably didn't do it. He didn't attract many guys he hit, I mean someone had to run a lot, give me a break because anyone he actually hit they would have as number one of the guys who transformed an organization from a perennial laughingstock to an instant Super Bowl . winner his ability to get the team up, which is always extraordinary because he would set an example.

No event was more inspiring than the moment our most feared number four tackler decided to have his pinky amputated so he wouldn't miss a playoff game. Well, of course, Ronnie won't miss a football game for something as silly as a bad toe. You know, Ronnie is like he's just the tip of his finger. He probably would have given her the same answer if it were his forearm. It was clear that the game was important to compete and giving your best was important. The guy lived and died to win and so he sacrificed his whole body and Ronnie said, "If that's what it takes to win, that's what it takes to win." debate about fear tacklers the opposition wants to change their boxes scare the hell out of offensive tackles we all win he was intense to the point of going crazy no position has produced more scare tackles than linebacker here are some bone crushers who just missed the slashed with a single glance the samurai Mike made his opponents fart, while Ray Nitschke instilled fear with a growl and an old-fashioned blow to the head with his relentless style, this young man was very careful, there are criminals with his reputation, a hint of At a time when all of these linebackers were fear tacklers, none of them could spread terror like the next player on our list, the third most feared tackler of all time, Lawrence Taylor, well, we were to the Meadowlands, here comes 56 running through the tunnel and we all went. we're watching the film we think we're watching a guy who's maybe 6 1 or 6 2 because no one 6 4 can run like that it wasn't so much the linebacker played as he stopped the prey on him. always chasing the ball he never stopped you gotta have love to hit I'm out like they hit they're guys they talk about when they take a hit it's like they got a ton of bricks in their fire he's one of those guys except he had two moments, you look at all that stuff and you just add 80 pounds of intensity, yeah, he was intense to the point of going crazy, he was a one-man wrecking crew against the quarterback, he went out of that limit and he went out of that limit , ooh, an attitude that had to scare the hell out of the quarterback, Elfi, scared the hell out of the offensive tackles who were afraid of what the net result could be if he beats you with three sacks, your life sucks.

You're not so much worried about a catch as you are about the fact that, in addition to being separated from his senses, your boy was going to be separated from the ball, you know, these teeth, Armani, are attached, thank you, now I'll plate them, making kids make my smile better Busta's chops were nothing compared to the broken leg that ended Theismann's career as seen by a nationwide audience the gruesome injury only added to the mystique of crazy Taylor I remember it like it was yesterday What caught my attention was, first of all, the sound I could actually hear. the breaks, the two Muslim shots and then the speed with which it broke, it really was like a breadstick, it was a terrifying moment, but it somehow showed you the power that he hadn't said, you know, and told the moment when he broke the leg he probably wasn't finishing, you know, breaking it in half and he was like, oh, what have I done with a suit?, you're a little beyond his comprehension.

The opponents weren't the only ones afraid of our number three. Feared tackler Taylor's teammates also had to be careful when I first joined the Giants. One thing they didn't have here was enthusiasm. I love shoulders, my food, before the game, if I'm around him and I want to jump and you. You know, try to wring his neck LC, he was more than just a ferocious hitter, he was an unstoppable force because of his ability to demolish the 56th offense, he earned the number three spot on our list, he made offensive coordinators stay up for the nights saying that we cannot allow 56 To master this game, we prepared our boards during the preparation of the game.

We used to have all those little letters and symbols and then here with a big circle around it was the number 56. You better pay attention to what's going on here. or else it will catch you. Oh and everything they tried to do usually meant little success, yeah LT man he was something about to get to the top he said what the feared tackler was afraid to fly Friday after TV practice he would get on to a train and I would take it. wherever he was playing that weekend before we get started on the rest of our list, let's take a look at some of the least scary Tech kickers of all time.

I think boulders are better athletes than these guys, Adam Vinatieri won five super bowls for sure. times, but he never mastered the artmissed tackling Jarrell. The Ukrainians' imperfect tackle almost cost the Dolphins a perfect season when he didn't have the guts to give it his all. He just couldn't believe that someone could be as yellow as the Grammar Marquis. he hit kicks with pinpoint accuracy, but couldn't hit opponents. Embarrassing grammar wasn't automatic as a tackler. Unlike the next guy on our list, all-time night brain lane tackler, he could deliver a hit that made receivers theorem one of the few players. that hurt you every time he tackled you, they never knew for sure where he was going to be or what he was going to do the players diagnosed perfectly on the night train Lane's receivers don't like to cross the middle, I don't think they would want to go through the middle medium with my trick is definitely the best in the corner I've ever seen, it would certainly be in the top five if you're talking about this night train signature move was taking your head off the beefy defense has been the teams trademark of the Detroit Lions, you don't hit him right, you break your elbow or something, you know, so you really have to put him right in front of him and he didn't, for good luck, the night train the next day, I was just the what we call clothesline depth, we understand that back then a lot of things weren't illegal when he came into the league, they just started introducing mess in the face and he realized early on that if you grabbed a guy here and pulled him down , I could possibly put you When we removed it from the game, we finally incorporated the rule that removed the clothesline and the mask.

I mean, those two rules were actually a direct result of the way Nightrain played night train. They seemed like the perfect nicknames for the fearsome style of party lines, but legend has it that The Monitor was given for a less scary reason, the reason being called the night train, weren't the kVs to fly on Friday? As for the team practicing, they would hop on the night train and take it tomorrow in their bikinis, while our most feared number two tackler preferred to make the ball carriers gain their wings this locomotive could carry the Lions to the victory of several ways his 14 interceptions in a single season is still a night train record 'he had the ability to make the baton switch he would play against the opposing quarterback he would look and say, oh boy, the guy is uncovered and at that moment the train night he stopped for the ball, that's why he received so many interceptions.

I always play them outside so I can see the always dirty quarterback, I only throw the ball to the only place I would forget it, but although the night train picks are in the record books, he had the biggest impact when he had an impact on the future, who made us think about number one and everyone else thinking about number two. The fight to face him pressed me as much as possible. he said in the bathroom to look after my house before we reveal the most loved tackler of all time, let's recap the list so far.

Marshawn Lynch's John Lynch No. 10 tanks hit him so hard you feel the stadium shake. Number 9 Steve Atwater puts an end to it. to the nightmare and a qawaid christian for the first time in his life turned back the number 8 Jack Lambert inspires the Steelers to victory absolutely changed a little the energy on the field they became the Intimidators again numbers Sabbath ray Lu converts BAM and the rum Ray Lewis exploded blew up BAM number six the killer always gets his man number six to reevaluate that party number five The brown shoulder is a lethal weapon Hardin was a dangerous man number four LJ's bar is as bad as his body wasn't He both played as a linebacker, as he stopped his preparation.

Night train number two hangs it with great depth. I understand that back then many things were not illegal. The most feared tackler. Ball throw. Number one. Number one. Yes, I totally agree with that. Dick Butkus, the most feared tackler. whoever dumped dick but this was the scariest linebacker he never played pro football he was 8th time over eight nine years and played the last four years with basically no leaks hey Leslie that's dawn and they still run stop cubes, he was playing what 250 260 at a time when the other libraries for 30 or 40 pounds less, what he was really good at was taking the ball away from you, he set his career record for ball recoveries defensive looses, but he was even more adept at stripping offenses of their dignity. scared you hurt you and knocked you down this guy looks like he spent an afternoon playing against Dick Butkus takes you where it hurts right in the heart I just want to let you know that they've been hit and when they get up they don't have to look to see who it was a bad hit , oh, you had the feeling that he was serious, that it wasn't just a game, that when he wanted to drill you, he really wanted to drill you and would probably want to drill you. you, when the game was over, what hit you, the coup d'état, I mean, he hit with violence, violence is his way of life, hush, sweet Charlotte, I had some kind of burden, that head rolled down the stairs, I like to sit there and watch the shells. things that happen on a football field and to me there were no more people in the training room after we played the Bears than any other opponent, everyone is bleeding, bruised, scarred.

I remember looking at one of our assistant coaches, yeah, it was that tough out there. and he looked at me and said what a kiss there are no victories and what a macho kiss just looking at him around how to scare some of these guys if I had to play with him my back would cramp I would be in my pants but when God created the Bears, created human beings that look like bears, but this was a bear that walked like a man, but he punished himself a lot and grew up a long time ago, because mine never took a shower after the game, he just stood in front of his locker and lay down. down and licks it, people say you know, people want different things like that, a lot of offensive guys who will tell you they felt like someone was fighting now with my finger and a big ass trying to take another piece off an offensive, first they came running and said Butkus, he bit my finger Dick Butkus once said that some people were made to be doctors, others to be lawyers, I was made to play football, taking Shakespeare, it runs through me alone, that Shakespeare's words They might as well have been a penis button, but Dick Butkus Wonka expanded his He gets up and it's always at 2 p.m.

If you know the dumb jock, our number one tackler never mastered Shakespeare's plays, he was awful, but the cube plays inspired a generation of art and poetry, both his variety and the violence of blue, if you have any sense, you'll keep him away. Butkus. You, our best, are actually afraid of blood, sweat and fears, so YZ number one, we couldn't rank him higher. Dick Butkus was the epitome of defensive intimidation in professional football, simply put, he's punishing, that's what he wanted to do, that's what he thought football was. all about there is no one better than Dick Butkus this is one less no one should argue with but it has generated two responses fear and outrage my top guy on my list was always Joe Smith Rodney Harrison should be on that list Rodney Harrison on Shane is a gaming temple, are we better than John Lynch?

It is an absolute justice against all things holy in Baltimore that Mike Curtis is not on the top 10 list. Chris Hamburger was a scary tackler because he never tackled below the jawline, vet Chuck Bednarik. that hit he took on Frank Gifford Wygnanski Nitschke was an outstanding jerk in his usual five years he's outraged but this cookie is Megan you didn't do it no matter where you are you can't deny that fans will always be passionate about the Hitmen . you search and destroy