Just also I like to add, he played the three playoff games with the broken leg after the Super Bowl. He was picked for the pro game and he played in that game too.
@@btventura9570 It's one of my favorites!! I'm glad you like it, I have hours of SCTV, so subscribe please, thanks! Did you see Earl do his news reports while high on a legal weed trial? It's super hilarious! As for studly Jack, I have an old VHS tape of him, but ridiculously, none of his appearances are on any DVD I can find, let alone the VHS tapes I know exist but can barely find one of online. He's one of the greatest NFL players of all time, and I follow his principles, I played with a screwed-up leg that I seriously wrapped and taped up so much just so that I could run on it! So, we're bro-soul pals in my opinion!!
@@mikehanzal9562 Get out town pathetic clueless misguided clown. Rams steelers 79 superbowl wasn't decided until middle to late quarter 4th quarter. 31 to 19 is the furthest thing from a beatdown fool.
My favorite team and player back in the 70's. Sure miss the good old days when football was fun to watch, and players wanted a championship more than money. Pro sports has been spoiled by greed by owners and players. Youngblood said that only the top players playing today want a championship, the rest are in it for the money. How sad is that??
Awwwww ! This is so sweet 🥺💕 I think he needs love ❤️ Yes he’s definitely one of the best players who ever did play . His toughness is incredible. He is my #1 motivator everyday for every single thing .👏🏻🥺💕
Jack Youngblood #85 of the Los Angeles Rams Career Accomplishments Los Angeles Rams (1971-84) 7x Pro Bowl selection 5x First Team All-Pro selection 3x Second Team All-Pro selection 1975 and 1976 NFC Defensive Player of the Year (United Press International) 1975 NFL Defensive Lineman of the Year (Pro Football Weekly) 151.5 sacks 10 fumble recoveries Played in 201 consecutive games while missing only 1 game Defensive captain from 1977-1984 Pro Football Hall of Fame selection
I have his jersey! I had merlin olsens poster on my closet when i was a kid That defense was ram tough a pack of hungry wolfs fred dryer jack youngblood, merlin olsen and larry brooks who was an 8 time allpro Theyhad hacksaw jack Reynolds mlb Isaiah Robertson and olb ken geddes secondary was pat Thomas rod perry ,nolan Cromwell and I think bill simpson earlier Before this we had thr fearsome 4some jones,olsen grier and Lundy wow!
Those are names dear to my heart, Larry Brooks very underrated, all those guys deserved a Super Bowl, so sad Merlin wasn't around in the 1980 game... very dominant teams.
I loved Jack Youngblood
Hes a sports legend
Just also I like to add, he played the three playoff games with the broken leg after the Super Bowl. He was picked for the pro game and he played in that game too.
So hard to find the original VHS's of Jack anywhere! Hard to understand, but true!
Ha Ha, dude the SCTV Fantasy Island skit IS one of the best ever!! Thanks for posting it. What do you mean VHS's of Jack Youngblood?
@@btventura9570 It's one of my favorites!! I'm glad you like it, I have hours of SCTV, so subscribe please, thanks! Did you see Earl do his news reports while high on a legal weed trial? It's super hilarious!
As for studly Jack, I have an old VHS tape of him, but ridiculously, none of his appearances are on any DVD I can find, let alone the VHS tapes I know exist but can barely find one of online. He's one of the greatest NFL players of all time, and I follow his principles, I played with a screwed-up leg that I seriously wrapped and taped up so much just so that I could run on it! So, we're bro-soul pals in my opinion!!
Roger Staubach, quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys said Jack Youngblood was the best opponent he ever faced.
1:51 Attagirl!
Youngblood was a tough S.O.B.
4:26 All hard work in the gym.
They don't make um like that anymore.
Vikings fan. Thank you rams for letting us continually kick your ass in the playoffs during the 70's
Yeah, and then lay down for every AFC team that would flit onto the field.
0-4 nuff said
@@muneetalks yeah the one super bowl the rams went to in 79. They get absolutely destroyed by the Steelers. Nuff said. Loser
@@mikehanzal9562 Get out town pathetic clueless misguided clown. Rams steelers 79 superbowl wasn't decided until middle to late quarter 4th quarter. 31 to 19 is the furthest thing from a beatdown fool.
@@mikehanzal9562they didn't get destroyed. They actually had a lead at halftime
One of my favorite Rams and I loved all the guys from the 70s and 80s. Best team to root for during that time
You got some Tan there Steve (RIP) we miss u
My first pack of football cards was a jackpot😇 included this man, LC Greenwood, Ted Hendricks and Chris Hanburger🏈
One of all time great Rams. 🏈🏈🏈
My favorite team and player back in the 70's. Sure miss the good old days when football was fun to watch, and players wanted a championship more than money. Pro sports has been spoiled by greed by owners and players. Youngblood said that only the top players playing today want a championship, the rest are in it for the money. How sad is that??
I know it’s very sad 😞
Football sucks today matt nyc
My goodness what a hero
Awwwww ! This is so sweet 🥺💕 I think he needs love ❤️ Yes he’s definitely one of the best players who ever did play . His toughness is incredible. He is my #1 motivator everyday for every single thing .👏🏻🥺💕
Go RAMS
wow, jack was a badass!!!
Jack Youngblood #85 of the Los Angeles Rams
Career Accomplishments
Los Angeles Rams (1971-84)
7x Pro Bowl selection
5x First Team All-Pro selection
3x Second Team All-Pro selection
1975 and 1976 NFC Defensive Player of the Year (United Press International)
1975 NFL Defensive Lineman of the Year (Pro Football Weekly)
151.5 sacks
10 fumble recoveries
Played in 201 consecutive games while missing only 1 game
Defensive captain from 1977-1984
Pro Football Hall of Fame selection
Paul Orndorff.
Warrior
I have his jersey! I had merlin olsens poster on my closet when i was a kid That defense was ram tough a pack of hungry wolfs fred dryer jack youngblood, merlin olsen and larry brooks who was an 8 time allpro Theyhad hacksaw jack Reynolds mlb Isaiah Robertson and olb ken geddes secondary was pat Thomas rod perry ,nolan Cromwell and I think bill simpson earlier Before this we had thr fearsome 4some jones,olsen grier and Lundy wow!
Those are names dear to my heart, Larry Brooks very underrated, all those guys deserved a Super Bowl, so sad Merlin wasn't around in the 1980 game... very dominant teams.
Jack was THICK....