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Not only is he one of the most beloved and revered players in history, Reggie White lands at #7 on NFL's Top 100 greatest players of all time for his successful career the with the Philadelphia Eagles and the Green Bay Packers. Happy #FlashbackFridays
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@sacramentoking2667 4 года назад

He was so fast, strong, and agile. Didn’t even hit QB’s with his full strength, then blessed them and asked if they were OK.

@selctez3860 3 года назад

He it em pretty hardb

@marquettejones1087 3 года назад

Class act he was. Real great player

@KTF0 3 года назад

I remember first watching him, I saw how strong he was and my first thought was "Why do they have a this strong DT playing DE?" He was tossing O-Lines like toys.

@jobu88 3 года назад

Phil Simms tells a hilarious story about Reggie just killing him one day all day long, and every time Reggie was laying on top of Phil he'd say "Phil, I love your work brother" or "Phil you're a great QB" and finally "Phil -- Jesus loves you!" and that was when Simms said he finally lost it and started screaming back at Reggie.

@cyrillesu 3 года назад

@@jobu88 what a very unique way to get into your opponent's head

@49ersfan4life8 6 лет назад

Somewhere in Heaven, Reggie White was looking below smiling when the Eagles were celebrating after winning their first super bowl!

@catlover3990 6 лет назад

49ers Fan 4 Life he was

@NewportMamabear 5 лет назад

49ers Fan 4 Life You are so right.

@adamfair1976 5 лет назад

49ers Fan 4 Life you are a 49ers fan BTW it was rigged by RG

@mardy341 5 лет назад

Along side Jerome Brown.

@surferguy1974 5 лет назад

@@adamfair1976 nothing was rigged lol

@theterra-path7798 7 лет назад

in 121 games with the eagles he recorded 124 sacks... smh wow..

@mistermasterful3556 5 лет назад

Especially when it was still more of a running league too so less drop backs he was playing against compared to today, which is even more smh wow!!

@adhynugroho9424 4 года назад

Aaron Donald might post these kinds of numbers in the future. I mean honestly, he's already arguably THE BEST DT in NFL history. He definitely will be if he's as consistent as last season.

@hyssnowy3889 4 года назад

To be fair to modern pass rushers the west coast scheme wasn’t really being use and quarter backs were holding n* the ball a lot longer then now a days guys like jimmy g sense the pressure and throw the ball so quick it’s unreal

@hyssnowy3889 4 года назад

I still think Reggie was a better player

@thepanman8 4 года назад

I cant get over the size of him in the thumbnail over young

@KyleHurd 4 года назад

He came to my church and I met him up in my pastor's office and he signed a football for me! He was so nice!

@KaurSingh-bo6gq 3 года назад

What was the year

@Gn0sis1 9 дней назад

Tell me… Was it at Jubilee Christian center? Cause that’s where I met him

@thomasbourne8573 7 лет назад

Most complete defensive lineman in NFL history. The best.

@madmadworld1145 6 лет назад

Here's all you need to know about Big Bad Reggie White. After spending an NFC Championship afternoon opposite #2 Dallas Cowboys OL Erik Williams, Big Bad Reggie stood in front of his locker and literally whined that mean Williams was "illegally" punching him in the face all day. "I have a scratch under my eye," White said Yes, he actually stood in front of his locker after being absolutely dominated in the NFC Title game and pointed at a tiny little scratch under his eye. He did it, he said it, and he can't ever take that back. He was everything a real warrior was not. It was embarrassing

@jaust9077 5 лет назад

@@madmadworld1145 what does any of that have to do with the statement that he is the greatest defensive lineman ever?

@Dashoost 4 года назад

@@madmadworld1145 If I ever knew a loser before I ever had the chance to meet him face to face, then that person is you my friend

@phase4computer 4 года назад

MadMadWorld you are a whiner. Show the proof

@Adino1 4 года назад

Most complete defensive player, period.

@jonmolina948 7 лет назад

I'll never forget Reggie's victory lap around the Superdome. RIP

@monzon529 4 года назад

Jon M agreed.

@borood1188 4 года назад

"Of all the players I faced there was only one who I feared. Because he could beat you at any moment. And that was Barry (Sanders)." - Reggie White

@frenchfrey65 4 года назад

funny thing about that, i don't remember which year, but the Packers made a bold move and put Reggie in at the nose tackle/defensive tackle position for a game vs Detroit at Lambeau. Normally Reggie was a DE, so putting him inside was a huge risk, and in that game Barry Sanders was held to -1 yard, mostly thanks to Reggie.

@cobracmr4 3 года назад

I mean Reggie more often than not got the better of Sanders

@borood1188 3 года назад

@@cobracmr4 Hell no

@cobracmr4 3 года назад

@@borood1188 Reggie is one of the few players in history that I'd say is superior than Barry

@borood1188 3 года назад

@@cobracmr4 Then that makes you an idiot. Barry embarrassed that man on the field. One time he dropped him right on his face

@muckmire3716 5 лет назад

121 sacks in 124 games, against constant double teams in a league that emphasized running football. He had no equal

@nihilist2434 4 года назад

124 sacks in 121 games

@richf.7845 4 года назад

Ever hear of Bruce Smith?

@lyrics2challenged 4 года назад

@@richf.7845 Yeah. Doesn't change anything here.

@dumisatonyjohnson8145 4 года назад

Most Dominant Defensive End to ever play football 🏈

@thistle0968 4 года назад

Turhan Henderson 3-4 vs 4-3 not comparable. Bruce is arguably the greatest run stoppers at de. White is better but Bruce top 3 defensive players

@kingfish4242 6 лет назад

I had the honor of being in the Super Dome when Reggie grabbed that trophy and hoisted it towards our section. It's a moment I'll never forget

@wadescott2036 3 года назад

Hard core wicoanite here I could only imagine being apart of something so special

@SuperEagles97 8 лет назад

I wish Reggie White and Jerome Brown would have been enough to bring the Lombardi to Philly. RIP, Minister of Defense.

@sitizenkanemusic 8 лет назад

They could have too- Cris Carter, Jerome Brown and the GOAT Reggie White were all on Buddy Ryan's eagles. They could of easily beaten the Redskins and Giants, since the NFC East was the dominating conference during that time.

@blakes90 8 лет назад

+Sitizen Kane NFC West*

@sitizenkanemusic 8 лет назад

Blue Flag The only good team in the NFC West at the time were the Niners, and true, they were in the middle of their dynasty, but those years were dominated by that NFC East Defense too.

@nickgreen9080 7 лет назад

Kevin S blame Cunningham's injury

@xaviervega468 6 лет назад

Defensively the Eagles were good enough but their offenses were garbage. Heath Sherman was a joke at running back and their offensive lines were laughable. They had some decent receivers, but Cunningham had to run for his life just to get to even attempt to get the ball to any of them.

@Mikemercedes7676 5 лет назад

Lawrence Taylor #1 Reggie White # 1A Reggie White was right there next to Taylor.. that's how dominant he was. Elevated everyone around him. R.I.P. Reggie White 92

@crosbonit 4 года назад

Reggie White was a better player than Lawrence Taylor. I don't know why people can't see that. White just moved people out of his way at will. He was strong and fast. So many plays where he just...plain...trucked the offensive tackle. Taylor had to do it by running around people.

@johnnyboycassidy749 4 года назад

@@crosbonit : LT revolutionized the way the game was played. He changed everything. Left tackle became the most important position on the O line because of him. Reggie White was great, but Lawrence Taylor was transcendent.

@crosbonit 4 года назад

@@johnnyboycassidy749 I hear what you're saying. There's no doubt LT was a phenom. But if I had to choose between the two of them in their prime, I'm going Reggie White after one half second of thinking. LT had Harry Carson, Carl Banks, Gary Reasons et. al along side him. Who was out there with White? I can't think of anyone off the top of my head.

@Titanbrotha00 4 года назад

No argument from me here!

@michaellowe2844 4 года назад

@@crosbonit Jerome Brown, Clyde Simmons, Seth Joyner, etc. Those Eagles defenses were stacked, just like many of the Giants D's with Taylor. Nobody in their right mind would discount Reggie White as one of the very greatest defensive players of all time, and you could even make the case that he's on LT's level, but let's not pretend he didn't play alongside other great players too.

@andyodvor2927 8 лет назад

bruuuh you know youre great when you play 121 games and get 124 sacks jj watt can't touch this guy

@michaelspringer6270 7 лет назад

lol yeah he can. first player with 2 20+ sack seasons. he'll get there

@andyodvor2927 7 лет назад

+Michael Springer I dont see it not one bit. I can never see jj watt become a top 10 player of all time sorry.

@andyodvor2927 7 лет назад

+andy odvor Player*

@jacobdiaz4067 7 лет назад

Totally agree.

@cameronhirtle7316 7 лет назад

It's so rediculous to think about. Almost a sack a game. Just what? How?

@carnationvideos4258 5 лет назад

At the age of 37 years old, White recorded 16 sacks! He retired and missed the 1999 season. He came back the following year and played for the Panthers and recorded 5.5 sacks at 39 years old. He finished his career with 198 sacks. If the strike in 1987 didn’t happen, and he played the 99 season, he probably would have around 210 sacks.

@Manny-nm8dh 11 месяцев назад

Don't forget to add he played his 2 years in the USFL. You may have to add a few more sacks

@jobu88 3 года назад

Phil Simms told a hilarious story about Reggie just killing him all afternoon one game and every time Reggie knocked him down he would say "Oh, Phil you're doing a great job" or "Phil!! Jesus loves you!"

@mdeloac5 Год назад

RIP Reggie White and Jerome Brown…gone but never forgotten

@neilgunns8391 8 месяцев назад

Wes Hopkins and Andre Waters also gone from that Eagles great D.

@thetickterminator9335 4 года назад

He is my all-time favorite NFL player for what he did on the field and what he stood for off the field.

@Breakbeats92.5 7 лет назад

Had to double team him on every snap, unreal.

@venomf0 3 года назад

Well to be fair there are still players in the NFL like that. Aaron donald and vita vea just to name two.

@nrkgalt 2 года назад

Looks like the Patriots didn’t heed that advice in the Super Bowl.

@handsomedevil254 2 года назад

@@venomf0 thier nothing like Reggie stop it they wasn't tossing 300 lbs linemen to the ground like Reggie did with one arm

@venomf0 2 года назад

@@handsomedevil254 I just said they had to be doubled not that they were better.

@jayvionwilliams4061 2 года назад

@@handsomedevil254 aaron donald def does that and so does khalil mack. Offensive lineman these days are about 20-35 pounds bigger then the ones in the 80's and 90's

@mikespence8895 3 года назад

I met reggie at a gas station in green bay when I was young. My dad couldn't find a piece of paper fast enough out of his 1980 thunderbird. We still have his signature today on that piece of paper. RIP

@common_sense_man 2 года назад

i was in my 3rd year at Penn State University when he came to preach at our campus church event..towards the end i came up to shake his hand..he was very big...im only a 5'3" asian man and my hands in his was like a 3 year old's hand compared their dad's...but what he said to me i will never forget..he said he saw me sitting listening to him with a glowing smile and he took notice..praise God for him..i can never be 1/10 of a godly man as he was..He was blessed..He is now in heaven with the Lord...

@TheBrownkid23 7 лет назад

man he WRECKED that offensive tackle in those super bowl highlight, straight up moved him out the way. what a beast and a legend, RiP

@franklyspeaking8335 3 года назад

Reggie was the best. A great player and even greater man. Rest In Peace Reggie. We miss you buddy.

@TheOlmonroe1 7 лет назад

121 games... 124 sacks... This is how you spell consistency.

@AHMAD-2324 4 года назад

An dominance!

@mojojojoslyfoxharris 7 лет назад

Definitely had one of the best nicknames in NFL history with "Minister of Defense"! Reggie White was easily most balanced DL to ever play the game because he was so good as both a pass rusher and a run blocker that there was no way he wouldn't have an impact during the games he played!

@common_sense_man 2 года назад

he was also an ordained minister for the Baptist church..thats why they called him that

@wills.1978 4 года назад

Reggie White was my favorite player growing up. Pure class and greatness.

@riddell74 4 года назад

3:23 - the club... Reggie’s perfected pass rushing move. His natural strength was astounding. And so was his faith in God. Beautiful man

@scottrackley4457 10 месяцев назад

He had that, but his rip move was funny to watch when he hooked it in. He's taking a 350 pound man on a ride.

@franzschubertv2874 9 месяцев назад

I laughed so hard when he once threw Chris Carter at Warren Moon. Literally threw a man 5 yards at the QB and then pushed Moon back another 10 yards. Moon didn’t go down but they finally whistled the play dead 20 yards behind the line of scrimmage.

@scottrackley4457 9 месяцев назад

@@franzschubertv2874 Because the MoD was fixing to start babtizing people

@Alexchamplooo 4 года назад

This man is the GREATEST defensive player to ever do it

@kiwanishinton9410 7 лет назад

Parcells wanted to draft Reggie White, but George Young was against it, Imagine him and LT on opposite Sides. The NFC East in the 80s was just BRUTAL, they had monster Defenses. Dallas in the early 80s with Randy White and Too Tall jones, LT and the Giants, Dexter Manley and the Skins and Reggie White and Philly

@kiwanishinton9410 7 лет назад

Ravens Fan, the GM George Young felt they needed help in other areas, so passed to draft for more pressing needs

@eronnmcfashion8790 7 лет назад

Kiwanis Hinton if Lt and riggie played together on the same team my god

@xaviervega468 6 лет назад

LT and Leonard Marshall was bad enough. Lt and Reggie would have been downright unfair.

@josheden832 6 лет назад

Xavier Vega if I were the qb against LT AND Reggie. I would literally change every pass call to run plays right up the gut. Hell not messing with the outsides😂😂

@FforFake 6 лет назад

Reggie White AND Jerome Brown in Philadelphia.

@metalmat3651 6 лет назад

Probably tied with Brees as the biggest and most successful NFL free agent signings of all time

@lelouchvibritannia4028 6 лет назад

And Peyton Manning

@sebastiandiego5905 3 года назад

Reggie to GB changed the entire fabric of the NFL. Free agency wouldn’t be the same without him and he changed the Packers culture forever. Impactful as they come

@jski7355 2 года назад

As a Defensive player , no doubt that Reggie was the greatest FA signing ..

@ekim4363 3 года назад

This man is the greatest defensive lineman in the history of the NFL. I think Reggie White is the second best defensive player in the history of football. If Jerome Brown didn’t pass away, I feel that Philadelphia would’ve won a Super Bowl.

@Turdman12 2 года назад

No. He was better than LT. Ask LT himself, who agrees.

@rheem5794 2 года назад

@@Turdman12 Exactly. What does LT do better than him anyway defensively?

@Jonathan-mt9up 4 года назад

Growing up as an Eagles fan in the suburbs of Philly in the late 80s and early 90s, I gotta say..seeing Reggie proudly holding up that trophy at the end of the Green Bay Super Bowl win brings tears to my eyes.

@kentkearney6623 2 года назад

Was crying for your Super Bowl victory too. Because if not for you. I remember the pain your fans went through feeling betrayed. Was worth the wait though wasn't it?

@jtbue757 3 года назад

been watching NFL for over 40 yrs. and hands down he's the best DL I've ever seen....

@tonybaggett1984 2 года назад

Such a great player. He also seemed like he didn’t want to hurt people. The way he tackled was forceful but never to hurt the other player. Just smooth and effective.

@johnconnor210 3 года назад

Just can't believe a man that big can be that quick and agile at defensive end position. Unreal.....RIP big fella.

@stephendverner 4 года назад

Imagine a defense with Reggie White at one end and LT on the other........ Reggie White was an all-star human being as well.

@dnasty312 3 года назад

@Chris Paul And Zim wouldn't sign, IDK why

@paultucker6553 Год назад

Imagine Reggie and Lawrence and Bruce Smith on the same side of the ball. 😱

@brucep9729 8 месяцев назад

And Jack Ham on the other!

@no-bozos 4 года назад

White never took a cheap shot on anyone. He just wrapped them up and put them to the ground.

@Musicvidsetc 4 года назад

And yet that last sack on Bledsoe in the SB would now be called a penalty b/c it was around the knees.

@petrofor3430 4 года назад

No Bozos the truly great ones dont have to

@ButterBallTheOpossum 3 года назад

Go watch clips of Lawrence Taylor too. All clean and legal tackles even by today's rules

@BBEDrummerAK 2 года назад

@@ButterBallTheOpossum yup! And even the play where Theisman's leg snapped in two, LT was the first one frantically waving to the Skins' sideline when he saw what happened.

@stevelogan5475 2 года назад

My son was a college football player, 1 month after graduating with honors in 2010 he passed away from an undetected, unknown enlarged heart, his favorite player was Reggie White, and my son was also a devout born again, blood bought child of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, if you had just met him for the first time you would have Loved him and after 1-2 hours he would be asking you " are you saved and do you have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ ?" God Bless Reggie White for being such an inspirational Man and Player to my son, God Bless

@Steph-pe2im 6 лет назад

Regie White was the best DE for ever!! the G.O.A.T

@richf.7845 4 года назад

Steph1509 Bruce Smith.

@lyrics2challenged 4 года назад

@@richf.7845 no.

@Spaceman-X Год назад

@@richf.7845 Not even close.

@toddbertram6556 2 года назад

There is only one Reggie White. 7 is a legitimate spot on this list. The top 10 are all interchangeable. The 80's and 90's were the NFL's greatest decades. The game just isn't the same anymore.

@9ner4ever34 5 лет назад

Dear Reggie, you'll always be remembered....... miss you, may the Lord bless your family and may you be with Him. 🌹🌹

@GetSoberWithMe 10 месяцев назад

Reggie was my fav player of all time, not just because ima Vols fan but because he was the real deal and a man of God on n off the field

@jameswestervelt4263 4 года назад

Reggie remains the only player in NFL history to have his uniform number retired by two teams. (Both the Eagles and the Packers.)

@venomf0 3 года назад

What about manning?

@jameswestervelt4263 3 года назад

Has Denver retired his number? As I recall that number was already retired because it was Frank Tripucka’s number and Manning had to get his permission to wear that number.

@venomf0 3 года назад

@@jameswestervelt4263 yes you are right but they retired it right after he left again. So it could be said he had his number retired ny two teams.

@bowlchamps37 4 года назад

16 sacks at 37 years old. Given the more physical nature of a DE, that would seem as if Brady threw for 10.000 yards and 100 TDs

@newbiemtb6741 4 года назад

I had the chance to meet him when he visited his cousins who lived behind us in Gainesville, FL. I didn’t realize it was him while we were throwing the football around the yard. He was drawing up plays and playing QB. He was so nice and fun to be around. As a young boy, he seemed larger than life - and he was. I’ll never forget that day and that brief time I got to play football with the legend himself.

@ajitkirpekar4251 6 лет назад

Reggie goes on a very short list of some extremely extraordinary players.

@famebkny6675 2 года назад

The GREATEST defensive linemen EVER!

@logicaldude3611 2 года назад

I just saw LT at #3 and I was like, "If LT is that high, Reggie White must be AT LEAST top-10." Glad I wasn't disappointed. This guy did it for a lot longer. An absolute freak of a defensive end, even when he was old.

@craig69338 3 года назад

My favorite player of all time defense or offense....# 1... R.I.P & Thanks for the memories Reggie White great man on and off the field!!!!

@ikkenhisatsu7170 2 года назад

He was amazing. One of the greatest ever. RIP Reggie - he had it all, including humility.

@njgrplr2007 4 года назад

One thing that stood out about Reggie White was that he went out of his way to avoid hurting people while making play after play.

@DrNuggetFTW 8 лет назад

The GREATEST Defensive player IMO. RIP :(

@DrNuggetFTW 8 лет назад

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@mcdoraq44 8 лет назад

@LeBronJames-jt9ym 8 лет назад

+Zachary Su Reggie White had more sacks than deacon

@mcdoraq44 8 лет назад

***** pecan

@PerezSportsOfficial 8 лет назад

LT, and ray lewis are better IMO

@djranlove 3 года назад

Rest in Power Mr. White! Thank you for the example of what a good devout man can accomplish🙏🏽!

@monzon529 4 года назад

One of my favorite players. It was Amazing and an honor to watch him play.

@AmericanCrusader222 3 года назад

I love Reggie. He indeed was special.

@papabear5103 8 лет назад

Imagine a defensive line of him, Deacon Jones, Mean Joe Greene, and JJ Watt- I'd crap down my pants and go home

@michaeljackson4538 7 лет назад

jjwatt is not great

@aidanconroy3742 7 лет назад

Natrualselect. He isn't Legendary,

@marcosvalencia71 7 лет назад

Michael Jackson the only player besides deacon Jones with multiple 20 sack seasons...

@tubewatcher38 7 лет назад

3 ends & 1 tackle.

@savagetv6460 7 лет назад

Marcos Valencia deacon used a cheap move

@josephmancuso8622 4 года назад

We will never see another defensive lineman like Reggie. He was a monster on the field.

@michaelhenderson2744 7 месяцев назад

Never

@solomonkessington8136 8 лет назад

RIP Reggie. I said Deacon Jones was a better DE, but Reggie was so athletic. Reggie and Deacon are both legends!

@dwightlove3704 8 лет назад

Deacon was no slouch when it came to athleticism he chased down much smaller men in his prime.

@Tim_Marshall73 6 лет назад

Solomon Kessington think of it this way Reggie was Deacon against bigger people

@madmadworld1145 6 лет назад

MadMadWorld 5 minutes ago For the record: By Don Pierson, Tribune Pro Football Writer | January 15, 1996 Green Bay Packers linemen Reggie White and Frank Winters ripped Dallas tackle Erik Williams and blasted officiating in the NFC championship game Sunday, saying the Cowboys get too many breaks. "You guys will write we're complaining," White said. "The official told me I whine too much." Winters called the chop block by Williams that knocked defensive tackle John Jurkovic out with a knee injury "a cheap shot. I have no respect for him at all." White said Williams was illegally punching him in the face all day. "I have a scratch under my eye," White said

@madmadworld1145 6 лет назад

@crosbonit 4 года назад

@@madmadworld1145 You're just a Dallas Cowboys unthinking fanboy. That much is obvious.

@BigDaddyDax 3 года назад

Greatest football player of all time period!!!1

@Miller2h41 7 лет назад

When you someone like Reggie White, your defense instantly becomes a top-notch defense.

@anthonypaturzo3013 8 лет назад

I'm so glad this guy he got his ring, no matter what time he was on

@HitchedBug 3 года назад

My mother was his banker when he went to Tennessee. I still have his autograph.

@tonymoreno1416 4 года назад

Reggie White was a monster with a heart of gold. RIP big guy

@bikervet0072 4 года назад

Legendary player! Rest In Peace Warrior!

@danny080594 6 лет назад

One of the best to ever do it!!! I wasnt an Eagles or a Packers fan but there's only one RW!! miss you big guy!! Rest easy

@muffs55mercury61 Год назад

It's very true sometimes only the good die young. Thanks for the memories.

@joshuac6389 4 года назад

Special player no doubt hes among the three or four best and could be #1 with no argument here. What really stands out is his incredible character. Never hear about him philandering, using drugs, always an honest work ethic, and unashamed to talk about his faith without threatening people. He was the kind of human being God wants us all to be like.

@kamartb3588 8 лет назад

Idc if he won a ring in greenbay his heart still belonged to Philadelphia

@songsforpantstowearl 8 лет назад

Just like Woodson. Won a ring in green bay, heart belongs in Oakland

@sitizenkanemusic 8 лет назад

songsforpantstowearl Woodson at least came back and retired a Raider and constantly represents being a Raider- he even lets his 2 sons (which he had both while in GB) lead the Raiders chant. He's 100% Raider. You can make a case with Reggie for both teams.

@collinstull 8 лет назад

How he forgot about thsm

@firstlast-ys5su 8 лет назад

+Philly0024 im 99.9999% sure that he helped out the community in green bay also, the differences is that green bay isn't a disgrace to the nfl

@collinstull 8 лет назад

first last tell him

@BrutalStench 4 года назад

God bless you #92.... Packer and Eagles fans will never forget you. It's so sad that you left way too early.

@zay100X 4 года назад

I look at these guys as people who inspire me to play any position

@sitizenkanemusic 8 лет назад

Reggie White is bay far the greatest DE of all time, leaps and bounds ahead of JJ.

@PastLifeVillian 8 лет назад

Lol no. Not leaps and bounds. Watt carries his team more than White ever had to.

@boomer3207 8 лет назад

+PastLifeVillain Tbh Reggie is better by a mile

@beenagoon6156 8 лет назад

Reggie White is the greatest no doubt but Watt is already a three time DPOY don't sleep on his greatness

@realifeHD 8 лет назад

ignorant asf

@quann06 8 лет назад

JJ Watt is right up there with Reggie man.

@catlover3990 6 лет назад

He was so good it was unreal

@BigfatKuntWiener Год назад

From ‘86-‘88 he was undoubtedly the best player in football…he had 57 sacks in that 3 season stretch…that’s probably never happening again

@geraldjohnson848 7 лет назад

Dec.19: Happy birthday Reggie White 'The Minister of Defense"; 2 x NFL Defensive Player of The Year, 13 x Pro Bowler (1961-2004) God bless. Thanks for the upload, NFL. Blessings

@edvenuto9614 3 года назад

When you have to double Reggie the entire game that prove how remarkable great you have to be for that to happen.

@cflo1386 7 лет назад

Just a solid all around man.

@garystone3476 3 года назад

Arguably the strongest man ever to play football. Eagles fans are still pissed that Braman let him go. He should have retired an Eagle. RIP Reggie.

@Fredobardott 2 года назад

I remember as a kid I watched nfl network alot and watched a lot of old reggie white games. I still remember watching the doc where I found out he died. A numb sad feeling, guys like Reggie white deserved to live a full life

@Texas_Cruiser 8 лет назад

21 sacks that strike shortened season! Imagine him and LT together. My goodness.

@jus3278 3 года назад

Long live The Minister of Defense. One of my all time favorites. #GoPackGo

@pittland44 7 лет назад

Reggie was something special, sadly something I don't think we'll ever see again. He was one of a kind, and there will never be another Reggie White.

@mrivard81 6 лет назад

The day my favorite player joined my favorite team... Still have the sports section from the Eau Claire paper announcing his signing in Green Bay. I'll never forget it. A total legend. Hugely responsible for the Packers rising from the ashes of two decades of utter failure.