Reggie White

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBIvU4z0GQ8]YouTube - reggie white[/ame]

Pulled this off a game tape

God Bless Reggie White. He was THE reason we finally won a Super Bowl.
He came up big at the biggest times, unlike that bastard playoff choke artist QB.

They say only the good die young. Well Reggie was a great player and a great man.
I can't believe he's gone. Same with Walter Payton and Payne Stewart.

My favorite player of all time.
If you look up dominance in the dictionary, you'll see Reggie's picture.
He was simply too strong, too fast and too intelligent to be blocked...

Best DL of all time does him right.

I will have a couple more videos in the next few days

The NFL, and the World for that matter, can never have enough Reggie White's. RIP big man.

Sounds good.... do you have the one where he one-arm threw Korey Stringer?
I have the whole 1996 season on tape, all 16 games and all 3 playoff games. I wonder B) if that season was when he tossed aside Stringer and A) where that box is with that whole season.

I almost fell out of my chair when I saw him throw that running back like he was nothing.

rest in peace big man

I think that was HOF Wide Receiver Cris Carter he tossed like a rag doll.
But I remember Reggie doing that, with ONE arm, to right tackle Korey Stringer, who weighed about 330 pounds.

HE should have been the Super Bowl MVP! :frown:

He was a BEAST. I remember when the Packers signed him, I was so stoked. I remember reading somewhere that he ran a 4.9 40 and had a bench press max of 550 lbs. My uncle bought me a "Reggie White's Fundamentals of Defensive Line" video for christmas and it showed footage of him on the bench with 4 45's to a side, doing over 12 reps a set. He was the best defensive end ever to play the game. Shame on Bruce Smith for staying in the league an extra 4 years to take the all-time sack record away from a guy who got 1.5 less sacks in 4 fewer years. Reggie White is probably my favorite player ever, although Charles Woodson is making a strong case for it now. LoL

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNFoSVF1zJU]YouTube - Reggie White remembered[/ame]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPh5ONHOGF0]YouTube - Reggie White - R.I.P.[/ame]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MO2r0Vm8keQ]YouTube - Reggie White: Heart of a Legend[/ame]

anyone know why he changed numbers early in his career?

Nope didn't know he did.... thought he was 92 both in Philly before us, and with the Memphis Showboats of the USFL, and even the U of Tennessee I thought....

Oh man, I remember that one.

about 44 seconds into the 2nd video you posted is a few shots of him wearing a different number

WOW! How did I never notice that? HOW BLIND can I be?

What's the answer?

no clue, since its an eagles question I doubt any packer fan will know

This was GREAT!!!!

The qoute of late that comes to mind as he's tossing him aside...

"Child please....."

Now to go back and watch the others!

Why its never used in Reggie highlights I have no idea. If I ever meet steve sabol its one of my first questions.

He was the true leader of this team, unlike that unloyal over-zealous bastard QB we once had. Who shall go unnamed...

The way Reggie White sacks qbs kinda reminds me of Clay

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdRBRq-HZoc]YouTube - Green Bay Packers-Reggie White-Pre Season 1994[/ame]

Heres a home video of him in the preseason signing autographs when nobody else would

Don't let Mike Florio of PFT see this one.
Otherwise we'll never hear the end of "See? Aaron snubbing an autograph seeker is a long tradition of offensive Green Bay players."