NFL Headhunters Appreciation Thread

[Rekkapryde]

These nikkaz would be suspended for the season with some of this shyt they were allowed to do. Defenseless Player what?????


Start With

Charles "Chuck" Douglas Cecil



Richard "Night Train Lane"

This nikka was absurd.


John (Jack) David Tatum

pure ridiculousness



some of these hits are so ridiculous

 

[BucciMane]

A leader for the undisputed greatest franchise in NFL history








Edit: I'm sure that fool @Derek Lee will come in here saying he should have made the hit on Tyree..

 

[Rekkapryde]

A leader for the undisputed greatest franchise in NFL history

Rodney was a fool too.

:40 to :49 second marks


sidenote: I used to see this nikka ALL THE TIME when I used to travel for work coming out of Atlanta. Like clockwork every Monday when I would leave.

 

[Rekkapryde]

Had to rewatch the Tatum ones.

Like

 

[BucciMane]

Rodney was a fool too.

:40 to :49 second marks


sidenote: I used to see this nikka ALL THE TIME when I used to travel for work coming out of Atlanta. Like clockwork every Monday when I would leave.

That's the exact part of the video I was going to timestamp as well. .

Dude is just flying everywhere..

 

[BucciMane]

Had to rewatch the Tatum ones.

Like

Looked like he was trying to throw haymakers on about five of those plays..



Honestly, the craziest part of that video to me was how Earl Campbell just ate that hit at the goal-line and scored.. An absolute tank of a human being.

 

[BucciMane]

People complain about the NFL being "too soft", but I disagree with that completely. I think protecting QB's makes the game better, and you sure as hell do not want to see hits like we saw decades ago. It looks great in the moment when it happens, but no one wants to watch a league where half a teams WR's/TE's/HB's have scrambled brains.

 

[Rekkapryde]

Honestly, the craziest part of that video to me was how Earl Campbell just ate that hit at the goal-line and scored.. An absolute tank of a human being.

Sadly, we see the aftermath.

Earl does have some fire smoked sausage tho.

edit:

 

[Rekkapryde]

People complain about the NFL being "too soft", but I disagree with that completely. I think protecting QB's makes the game better, and you sure as hell do not want to see hits like we saw decades ago. It looks great in the moment when it happens, but no one wants to watch a league where half a teams WR's/TE's/HB's have scrambled brains.

Can't lie, I ain't shyt. I kinda like when you could kill a dude.

But it does put the stats of today into perspective.

 

[BucciMane]

Can't lie, I ain't shyt. I kinda like when you could kill a dude.

But it does put the stats of today into perspective.

I definitely loved seeing players get lit up, when when you sit back and think about it, no one wants to see Chase, Jefferson, Nabers, Boutte, etc. out for weeks or a season because they got lit up. And, you sure as hell know the same people that love the big hits and bytch about the league being "soft" will be the first ones to cry when they lose a player on their fantasy team or a bet because of a major injury.

 

[Rekkapryde]

I definitely loved seeing players get lit up, when when you sit back and think about it, no one wants to see Chase, Jefferson, Nabers, Boutte, etc. out for weeks or a season because they got lit up. And, you sure as hell know the same people that love the big hits and bytch about the league being "soft" will be the first ones to cry when they lose a player on their fantasy team or a bet because of a major injury.

 

[jadillac]

Alot of those Tatum hits were shoulder hits. I'm fine with those no matter how hard they are

The cheap ones were hitting a guy on the ground already.

 

[jadillac]

By the way, they still post weekly hardest hits for cfb. It ain't what it used to be, but it's something

 

[BlackAchilles]

The old Soul Patrol Raiders would get a penalty on every play today

Can't lie, I ain't shyt. I kinda like when you could kill a dude.

But it does put the stats of today into perspective.

I struggle with this ... They had to tone it down cause those are human beings, those men have a family

But yeah it was more exciting when physical intimidation was a legitimate part of the game

 

[VegetasHairline]

I miss the ESPN Jacked-Up! segments!