Joe Greene | Career Highlights
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Take a look back at the legendary career of Pittsburgh Steelers Hall of Fame Defensive Tackle Joe Greene that includes 10 Pro Bowls, 5 First Team All-Pro Selections, 4 Super Bowl rings and so much more.
So many roughing the passer calls in today's game tbh bring this toughness back
That's why 90% of the guys that played back then can barely get out of bed in the morning, or walk on without support now...
Trust me I feel you, the game was much more exciting back in the day, but I fully understand why they put these new rules in place...
Blacklight Productions fuck these new rules people signed up to play a contact sport if they don’t want to play then don’t play. You can’t even hit a QB or WR without being flagged, I swear a few months ago I saw a CB hesitate, YES HESITATE to tackle a WR. You don’t like getting hit? Play soccer, you don’t like running? Play video games, you don’t like competition? Fucking skateboard idk all I know is that we need legit football back as a defensive lineman going into high school I always watch people like Ray Lewis or Mean Joe Greene or JJ watt or even Lawrence Taylor because they are some of the best defenders I’ve ever seen. And trust me I’m not some guy that just says stuff and haven’t experienced it I play football and I’ve been moved to almost every position I know what it is like for a running back to be creamed in the pocket, I know what it’s like to be held or trucked or “illegally tackled” which I think is bullshit because I know what I signed up for and what I signed up for is a competitive and violent sport if I didn’t want to play that violent sport I could of played soccer, basketball, volley ball and so on but I chose this sport because of the violence and aggression and by the looks of it now it isn’t so violent and aggressive anymore.
@@happytroll2477 as someone who has played football at multiple levels (CFL being the highest level I got to) I approve of the new rules. Most players do approve of most of the changes. The QB is a little too protected IMO but crackback blocks, leading with the helmet, horse collars, hitting a defenseless receiver, etc. Those are good measures to ensure some kind of safety for the players.
The higher the level of play, the more serious the damage a player can do. Much different to get hit by a 160 pound high school kid coming at you with 4.9 speed than 240 pound man beast coming at you at 4.2 speed leading with a helmet right into your ribs.
@@duvalpenny100 bro imagine if someone was actually 240 runnin a 4.2 in the league... that shit would be SCARY
@@duvalpenny100 congratulates on the success man
The games nowadays is way softer than than yesterday gridiron, Joe greene was a beast.
I NEEDED TO SEE THIS CLIP AND USE IT FOR MY MENTAL HEALTH!
I Am Gonna TACKLE MY PROBLEMS Like The Great & Amazing Hero of Mine...THANK YOU, Mean Joe Green!!!
*I Remember ALL THESE PLAYS!!!
Sending you all the support!
100%! GOD BE WITH YOU!
@@michellelovitte8455Thanks So Much!!!
I'ma Need it in 2024
My Birthday is January 2nd and it was a Tuff one yesterday as far as Greif was concerned🥺😡⏳️
I Miss My Daddy who is/was a January 1st Capricorn
2008 R.I.P.
Gone but Never Forgotten...
At :28 he tackled a player along with his own teammate being in the way!?!?! Freaking beast!
He was nice off the field but when he was on the field he was a beast the strongest beast in Steelers history
I think that’s why he still the only Steel Curtain alive.
I love how he just punts the dude in the nuts at the 0:49 mark and the referee just stands there like "if only there was some kind of penalty for this."
Watched this man growing up and till this day nobody better nobody. Greatest Steeler player ever. I have other ones I like More but nobody was better never will be in ask of football. Still remember the commercial and thought wow he is human....
Joe Green played with one good arm.
If I had access to one use of a Time Machine I’d go to three rivers stadium in the 70’s to witness this legendary team in person. I was born in 1992 so all I have is highlights 😢
Them steelers of the 70s were bad. As a kid watching them I didn't really realize the magnitude of what greatest was about. On offense and defense the steelers were kings.
Gotta love it.
Lambert was my personal favorite as a kid, but this is the best Steeler in history.
Greene and Lambert had the same disposition on the field. They both hated to lose with a passion. The combination was absolutely deadly.
@@mrstep2meFact's 👍
Outstanding Athlete
Joe Greene!!!
Dude lowered the boom on Earl Campbell at the 02:05 videomark
Best DT to ever play football 🏈
Yep and Dick BUTKUS was the greatest linebacker of all time
Aaron Donald better
🤦🏻♂️.
no gloves no broken tackles
North Texas Mean Green Legend. Just saw his statue get unveiled this past Saturday in Denton, Texas
This is where Adam Sandler got the scene for the waterboy, the QBs pissing themselves saying Oh please don't hurt me
Steelers STEELERS!!!
Fo-LIFE!!!
Better tacklers AND better hitters back then!!
such a tough dude
He is litt
Jack Lambert was the heart and soul of that defense. Joe Greene was the tip of the spear.
0:31 you can see him upercut that guy if you look close lmao
I know
He was one big nasty dude.. on the field
So quick off the ball ......
can you imagine the QB's today dealing with this? or better yet how would Mean Joe handle having to watch a QB fake a slide and get an extra 10 yards because heaven forbid you hit him while he's faking the slide. football now is garbage
MEAN JOE GREENE, the MUCILE,
Like Madden says this is football!
Spear
God 10-26-22 Saved Jesus Rose Zillion Holy Rush
Joe said in an article that he would probably be ejected by the first half today.
They should play not so softly in the league now they get rules if they were babies now
Softly?
I have mean Joe Greene in madden 23 moblie
I wonder who quarterbacks have nightmares about
Questions
It´s a men´s game...
By mean joe Greene
Greatest Defensive Lineman in NFL history. You gotta wait till the next day to discuss the rest.
Nah that's Lawrence Taylor
@@RobotRebelCinema I knew Lawrence Taylor was good, but I never quite realized how good. He was so good, he was the best in NFL history at positions he didn't even play!!!
@@Alan_Page He may have been labeled a linebacker, but he spent more than enough time on the line as an edge rusher.
@@RobotRebelCinema It's still legitimate to rate someone a defensive lineman and not compare them to an edge rushing linebacker. Joe Greene was a down lineman. It's a different position. No one in their right mind would argue with LT's greatness or pash rushing ability, but he was an outside linebacker. You could call LT the greatest defensive player in NFL history and I'll agree with you, but you'd have to agree with me about the '76 Steelers defense being the greatest defense of all time. If we're being real about things.
@@Alan_Page I meaannnn..... That's debatable now... Its the Steelers 76' Defense vs the Seahawks 2013 Defense... Whom ever you think is better, someone is going to argue that... Just like some would argue JJ Watt is the best defensive player of all time... No lie I've actually heard multiple people say that.
0:28
Why is he so mad
LOL @3:08 !!!
I know!! His grinning face says, "I like hurting people." XD
The 1968 Steelers secondary was horrible!!! They should have drafted a cornerback with their fourth pick in the first round of the 1969 draft!!! And then they drafted quarterback who was a bust in the second round!!! Fire Noll!!!!!!!!!!
You're joking, right? SMH.
This is sarcasm 101? Right?