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Man, I loved watching CW run!

i want to say thanks to whoever loaded this. i never heard of this.

Crazy foreshadowing of Bottlegate 😂

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People couldn't stop Paul Skansi either. He learned from Largent and so did Brian Blades

My favorite football player ever #32 Running watters get my man in the HOF

That attempted 22 yards field goal to tie the game by David Trout was a effing joke !!

One of best gunners 4:17 … stuffing Tim Brown on KR

I love all your Wide Receiver highlights, especially "Yoda" (Jedi Master) and Hall of Famer Steve Largent. You should do a video highlights of W.R. Doug Baldwin,.his career touchdowns. And eventually when he retires a Tyler Lockett career highlights video as well. Keep up the great content

Nice. He was a beast in Seattle fun to watch too

When Largent left football, so did I.

You should post the Joey Galloway. Brian Blades. James McKnight Tommy Kane TDs

He turned out to be better in the pros then in college. But i think retired early

Wow he played with the Rams. Forgot that

Very good inside the 5. Just didn't have the speed to score long distance.

I think the reason he isn't talked about more. I know because his name sounds like the QB of the Rams. But its because he didn't have long TD runs. I think 60 yards was his longest.

Hard to believe he never had a TD in the regular season.

Whatever happened to him. Last time i saw him was in the 1987 NFL fastest man event and he had the worst time of the 8 competitors. Even Jerry Rice had a better time who lost to Phillip Epps.

Vance Johnson said in his book that Ricky was a jerk. 😅

Damn back when baseball and football teams shared stadiums and football players played over a baseball diamond lol.

Iconic moment in NFL history.

Some people act like they weren't watching the game back then. Necktie and closeline tackles and late hits were pretty common as well as just slugging ball carriers up side their helmet. If they didn't want them doing it then they wouldn't have payed guys like Tatum to do just that for more than a decade. And it went both ways. There were running backs that I'm sure some defenders dreaded being in front of whether they stopped them or not.

Love this entire series of Shaun btw. Seahawk4Life✌️

'05 Hassellbeck, '76 Zorn, '97-98 Moon✌️

Moon ball in his first start as a pro!✌️

About the time I went to my first game.

In another huge win for fans of pro football history, the NFL has blocked most of the audio and video of Alexander's performance vs the Giants. I chose to edit and distort the footage to keep it in rather than remove it, but it's a shadow of what it could have been. At least you can watch all of Alexander's carries on one of their channels. Oh wait, you can't.

Straight out of the wwf

Thank’s Fort Knox For Posting These I Love My Seattle Seahawks!!!

What's up with the big easy you know that.

It's hard to block field goals in video games! How hard it must be to do it real life!

The 70s version of a THUG...PLAIN AND SIMPLE

He was on the path to becoming a very good pro LB. The injury cut that short.

This is outstanding. Thanks so much for this. Any idea when Part 2 will be uploaded?

Classic. I remember watching this and was laughing so hard.

NOWADAYS PLAYERS ARE FUCKIN TO CUTE TO GET DIRTY!🤮

REAL MEN !!!!!! BALLING 🔥🤬🏈🦾

So autry Beamon is fine despite all those brutal hits. Maybe cte is genetic?

Man the Jungle was rocking in Riverfront.

Yellow snowballs

hotdoggate

Rex was the only QB that was able to play with that pressure. He did have Olin Kreutz at least.

Can we get every Steve Preece offensive play please?

Rick Tuten that is not a punters facemask

Seahawks beat the patriots in New England love it Now it’s time to beat the dolphins! Great 👍🏻 thanks Fort Knox! Love watching the old school football as well.

No beers?

His daughter was a interpreter for a deaf kid in my class when I was in 4th and 5th grade

Carlester Crumpler is one of the best names ever.

I was at this game ! I'll never forget it

Saw the lightning flash at 0:47 mark at the time the football players were doing their "set" before the snap, and at that point, the refs did not have probably a mobile lightning detection system, but the ref saw that lightning was too bright - hence too close - the ref "whistled" before the snap, and I knew that football play had to be stopped. You cannot risk the players or anyone else on the field getting a ground current should a CG-positive lightning bolt strike directly on the gridiron's 50 yard line. Not worth the risk! Get the players off the field!