Bruce Smith's quarterback graveyard
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Myles Garrett recently made a quarterback graveyard for his front lawn for halloween. Well, Bruce Smith was inspired by this and made his own quarterback graveyard of the quarterbacks he sacked, check it out, happy Halloween!
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Here is Myles Garrett's quarterback graveyard, it's pitiful compared to Bruce Smith's.
Lol great idea
now that is awesome.
George Brett, Roger Clemens and Tommy Brady.
That is awesome, I've never seen that! 😂😂
The Dennis Hopper/ slightly deranged NFL ref Nike commercials were super popular back in the day. There were quite a few different ones, but the only 2 players that I still remember are this Bruce Smith/Bad Things, Maaan! and the Barry Sanders commercial that I stuck over in the Sanders/Jim Brown thread. If you didn't see the Sanders one already, head over and check that one out, too.
Reggie white would have had an impressive graveyard as well. He was my favorite pass rusher. A disruptive monster
George Brett, Roger Clemens and Tommy Brady.
I just watched the Barry Sanders commercial for the first time, that is awesome, Dennis Hopper is great in those commercials!
Reggie White was a beast, he just manhandles Cris Carter here.
Reggie White was a physical marvel. He was incredibly strong and had enough speed to beat guys off the corner.
George Brett, Roger Clemens and Tommy Brady.
Reggie was 6'5" and weighed 300 pounds. he ran a 4.6 40 yard dash. crazy
George Brett, Roger Clemens and Tommy Brady.
Larry Allen was widely known as one of the strongest men to ever play football. in 1995, at 34 years of age and with one injured arm, Reggie physically manhandled Allen. He used his hump move to throw allen to the side with ONE ARM. there is footage of this on youtube as well.
Dallas' coach, Barry Switzer on whites performance.
Reggie was the only one who physically whipped Allen,″ Switzer said.It was scary that he did it with one arm.there are very few men, even now who have the speed to play DE at 300 pounds.
Reggie did.
Reggie was a stronger, bigger faster Aaron donald who played the edge.
George Brett, Roger Clemens and Tommy Brady.
Absolute beast, man I miss watching him play, a great guy too, gone way too soon.
Anyone who hasn't seen it, here it is, Reggie White with one good arm just flicks Larry Allen off of him like he's a fly.
Another legendary pass rusher was Deacon Jones who used a move called the "head slap" to get to the quarterback.
I wonder how effective Jones would be today? every time he did that move it would be a 15 yard unsportsmanlike flag.
George Brett, Roger Clemens and Tommy Brady.
thats the one.
a man amongst boys
George Brett, Roger Clemens and Tommy Brady.
Yes, he couldn't do that move today, it would be very interesting to see how effective he would be, that move was a huge part of his success.