That Flutie block against the Jets was a thing of beauty. You don't see QB blocks very often but when it's a good one it's one to remember for a while at the very least.
Gotta remember Drew was like 6'5-6'6 200+, he wasn't super mobile but he was a big ol' boy. If he ever connected with somebody he could transfer some kinetic energy.
I think thats why my dad loved Theismann so much as a 'Skins fan. He was a tough SOB, as we already knew with the front teeth situation and wore the single bar facemask, which begged to be grabbed by defensive players. Broke his nose 7 times with it. But this clip only further substantiates that while he was a man who loved the cameras, he also was a guy willing to do what it took to win. Thanks for making this video because it helps paint a different picture on some of the leagues best.
I was pretty ambivalent about Theismann early on his first couple of seasons as a starter were statistically solid but he seemed to lack the leadership that his predecessors Kilmer and Jergison had but this play on one of his worst throwing days made me a Thiesmann fan
All his blocks were illegal under the knees blocking. He should have been flagged for everything. I want but of course it's the patriots and Tom Brady. They never flag anything on them p******
Really? The entire Jets Defense ran around Brady to avoid hitting him in the last video clip. Ridiculous, considering how often Brady has stuck it to the Jets. Perfect opportunity to lay him out.
Wanna know why Johnny U is the GOAT? 7:04, dude comes from probably 20+ yards out of the play to throw a block. He was completely out of the play on the other side of the field and was heads up enough to see it come back to his side and throws a block to secure a TD.
Great video, love watching the glamour boys get down and dirty. When they are sitting in their rockers they'll remember those blocks they threw with greater satisfaction than the passes they tossed. Note: Johnny U use to design plays that called for him to block.
I like the one where Montana took the LB out of the play with a straight up man on man block. Most of the blocks were cuts or blind-sides where the player wasn't paying the QB any attention.
9:44 Favre proves he is not a human being. Favre ran a 6.1 40 with the Falcons. Here you see him running step for step ahead of Donald Driver who ran a 4.45 40. Here you see Farve drop a block on Orlando Thomas, who also ran a 4.45 40. If Farve were a human being, he could not make this block. Somehow, he gained super speed and super reflexes out of nowhere.
You caught Charlie Batch when he was with the Lions, but you missed his Classic 3rd stringer now in the game, Stillers vs. the Ravens . It may have been his last action in the NFL. If course the game was a Nailbiter alll the way, but Charlie pulled it out IN Baltimore, driving his team for a last second 40 some yard field goal . Sometimes in the 3 rd quarter of that game, down around the 10, the Steeler back cut left, and No one was there for Help. Batch saw this and flew out front, and blocked off the incoming Pursuit, and the back ran in standing up. Incredible selfless team play in a Rivalry game from a clipboard guy, who really had the Chops, when the Chips were down. Charlie Batch ...total Grit, and All Class!
mad respect for the qbs helping out like that, putting their bodies on the line for the team. extra impressed by the quality of the blocks shown here!!! i feel bad as a bears fan cause that team got sauced quite a few times
This video is absolutely crazy, I’ve never seen a video of QBs throwing blocks. Rare video, I’m enjoying it!!! Usually, they try to protect QBs, instead they’re throwing these QBs to the wolves, lol.
WOW !! An Akili Smith & JaMarcus Russell, highlights, I didn't know such a things existed, you must have dug really deep to find them. Now if you can find a Dan Mcquire highlight I'd really be impressed. Go Hawks
Most Quarterbacks also played Safety, in High School. As a Running Back, I hated getting hit by Quarterback/Safety Players. They had good timing and knew when to transfer collision hits, better than most players.
@@PedroMartinez-tt7lrYep, that statement was true back in the day but not now. Specialised training is more common than ever in young kids. Kids that play QB start early and focus on that position.
(0:34) Will probably always be my favorite one. Not even a Buffalo fan. I don't hate em but I'm from Texas. 🤷♀️ It was so awesome seeing a QB who was constantly hounded for being smaller than average, throw a huge block and then have the crowd react to that so much they don't really react to the TD. Magic like this is why I loved Football and Baseball.
I love seeing QBs doing this. I know owners and coaches want to save their arms but you don’t realize until you actually do it that simply being in the way of a defenseman, can make all the difference, and you’re still not likely to get hurt. You don’t have to layout a guy. It looks badass but you don’t have to do that to be effective.
The 80 lbs. lighter Fultie against the Mighty Mo is always going to be my favorite. As Smith said afterwards, 'The smallest man on the team has the biggest heart'.
@Tubalcain422 Really? You wanna go there? Ok, Flutie was 5'10" and 181lbs on a good day. C PENNINGTON 6'3" 225, T Green 6' 3" 207 J Garcia 6'2" 200 Jay 6' 1" 235 TOM BRADY 6' 4" 225. NOW you tell me, which one would you want to get blindsided by? The 5'10 181 lb Flutie or 6' 4" 225 lbs Brady. That's what I'm talking about.
@@donaldholderdoc2910 lol. You are a joke. You said BIG FAST POWERFUL MEN. You didn’t say men over 6 feet. Those names I mentioned definitely are not “big, fast or powerful.” I noticed you compared their height and wait. What is their 40 time compared to Flutie. 🤔
Bret just wanted to hit people. Think everytime he tossed up a pick he wanted to spear block that guy next time up. He did not do no chop block Bret speared people. Got to love the playground football.
Flutie, 80 lbs lighter than the Mighty Mo, 1999 I will never forget it, Smitty said afterwards that ' The smallest guy on the team has the biggest heart'
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That Flutie block against the Jets was a thing of beauty. You don't see QB blocks very often but when it's a good one it's one to remember for a while at the very least.
Yeah smart how he changed direction to get enough momentum to get him off his legs
Flutie also made a similar block in 1982 Penn State vs BC ..year PSU won Nat Champ
I remember that one as well he was one of my favorite QBs.
Judging from this video, throwing a block against the Jets is a rite of passage or something for Bills QBs.
Yeah that was a beauty.
Is the block by Jamarcus Russell the best, highest-effort thing he did in his entire NFL career?
"He said I was FAKE! I don't CARE if I get fined!"
"...They're cheering?"
I was about to say, that's probably the greatest play of his career given his career.
He should've moved himself to offensive lineman. He obviously had the weight necessary to play that position 😅
Nah. He had a few decent throws.
Akili Smith, though. His block was his highlight play.
@@primeup6955😂😂😂 damn, that was harsh
How are you NOT gonna have Peyton Manning pancaking Donte Whitner?! Like WHAT. 😭😭😭
That’s an omission you reupload the video to fix
Yet they got russell Wilson getting pushed around by the defender and his own running back! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 wtf
@@MrV41N I believe he was referring to the first Wilson block in there... 6:18
@@MrV41Nwhat LAKIH said☝️
Peyton is my goat not Brady
Bledsoe pancaking a DT is just nuts! Helluva block!
I watched it several times. Gotta love it.
Gotta remember Drew was like 6'5-6'6 200+, he wasn't super mobile but he was a big ol' boy. If he ever connected with somebody he could transfer some kinetic energy.
Bledsoe was like 6’5” 240lbs he was’t a small guy by any means
@@CynshamI know, but DLinemen are by far bigger
I love nfl throwback
It’s awesome.
It was good to hear John Madden's voice again. So many years of hearing that signature, "BOOM!"
13:18 very weird to see Doug Flutie in a Chargers uniform blocking Bruce Smith in a Redskins uniform
Drew Bledsoe's block was pretty brutal. I bet he channeled energy from the block that benched him in New England. Way to go #11.
Still one of my favorite QB of all time
@@randallross420 Same. Still have his jersey on my wall.
6:17 you even got jamarcus Russel on there😂
@NLF_Throwback More rake is better!!
That was probably the best thing Akili Smith did as a Bengal !
I think thats why my dad loved Theismann so much as a 'Skins fan. He was a tough SOB, as we already knew with the front teeth situation and wore the single bar facemask, which begged to be grabbed by defensive players. Broke his nose 7 times with it. But this clip only further substantiates that while he was a man who loved the cameras, he also was a guy willing to do what it took to win. Thanks for making this video because it helps paint a different picture on some of the leagues best.
I was pretty ambivalent about Theismann early on his first couple of seasons as a starter were statistically solid but he seemed to lack the leadership that his predecessors Kilmer and Jergison had but this play on one of his worst throwing days made me a Thiesmann fan
skins?, you mean REDSKINS
There was a really good one I saw in person in 2009 where Matt Hasselbeck ran out in front to block for Julius Jones and took out two Rams defenders.
Also Hasselbeck's iconic block in the Beast Quake run
There are more 2000-2018 Buffalo bills QB highlights in this video than probably any other on RUclips. God bless you
Brady may not be a fast runner but he’s pretty good with these blocks… he always finds the right man to hit!
All his blocks were illegal under the knees blocking. He should have been flagged for everything. I want but of course it's the patriots and Tom Brady. They never flag anything on them p******
Really? The entire Jets Defense ran around Brady to avoid hitting him in the last video clip. Ridiculous, considering how often Brady has stuck it to the Jets. Perfect opportunity to lay him out.
brady is by far the best nfl player ever.
@johnjohn-kd7fl no he isn't
@@wescoast1928 show me someone with more rings.
2:05 The best play of Akili Smith’s career
That play is actually sick ngl
Wild seeing Jamarcus and Jay Fiedler in a Greatest compilation together
QBs throwing blocks is like a right of passage for the Bills, they have so many, Josh Allen better get to it.
how do you hurdle someone and block them at the same time though?
That one play from Fitz was wild, he probably flew 4-5 yards in the air to make the block.
@@devinm524could try the old Antonio Brown kick to the face 😂
I was worried they wouldn't include the Brady Jedi Mind Trick block against the Jets, but they knew well enough to save it for last.
Yeah, in Bradys long career if these are the best blocks he ever did, its pretty sad.
He's like Jet kryptonite; they lose their power when he gets close to them.
@@luke5767 You sound like a jealous, do nothing in life hater.
That David Gerrard block, legend!!!
That was an insane play
1:38& 11:16 this right here is how you block off a LB like Briggs. Seeing that had me hyped so much, I was about to run through a wall in seeing that.
Cam had more then a few blocks like that
@@drakesmith4857 yup. Tryna find more of them but these two right here were 🔥
That block by Drew Bledsoe was picture perfect🥳
0:38 the Flutie era was pure magic in Buffalo..
John Madden just saying “Junior Seau” has me 100% bawling.
No one is promised tomorrow
So nobody’s gonna mention the “g*ddamn” swear on live television @13:04 about the Jacoby Brissett block?? 😂😂😂
That Bledsoe crack back was brutal lol
Wanna know why Johnny U is the GOAT? 7:04, dude comes from probably 20+ yards out of the play to throw a block. He was completely out of the play on the other side of the field and was heads up enough to see it come back to his side and throws a block to secure a TD.
Great block by Everett at six minutes!! Can you imagine rome-muffin trying that without fainting?
Great video, love watching the glamour boys get down and dirty. When they are sitting in their rockers they'll remember those blocks they threw with greater satisfaction than the passes they tossed. Note: Johnny U use to design plays that called for him to block.
I like the one where Montana took the LB out of the play with a straight up man on man block. Most of the blocks were cuts or blind-sides where the player wasn't paying the QB any attention.
it looked like he blocked LAWRENCE TAYLOR..
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Carl Banks, which is tough enough.
Fun Fact: At Boomer’s Block @ 4:55, he was actually wearing an o-lineman’s helmet during the play!
The last clip nobody wanted to touch Brady out of fear 🤣
7:00 That silent clip showing Johnny Unitas throwing a block. QBs back then were not tough cookies. They were cuts of tough steak.
So good to hear John Madden's voice.
TB12 is an underrated QB blocker. Dude always went all out on every play.
100%
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The way Brady played the game man was like Kobe. Never settling and always killer instinct. He was so fun to watch over the years.
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13:25 Don't forget he dropkicks for PATs as well. ^__^
Man Trent Green had some underrated blocks on here
🥞🥞
Criminal that Bledsoe’s block on Bruce Smith isn’t on here.
9:44 Favre proves he is not a human being. Favre ran a 6.1 40 with the Falcons. Here you see him running step for step ahead of Donald Driver who ran a 4.45 40. Here you see Farve drop a block on Orlando Thomas, who also ran a 4.45 40. If Farve were a human being, he could not make this block. Somehow, he gained super speed and super reflexes out of nowhere.
8:55 I was today years old when I learned that Mike Breen called NFL games.
That David Gerrard effort was impressive.
@6:26 "Personal foul, roughing the passer number 39 offense" 😂😂😂
You caught Charlie Batch when he was with the Lions, but you missed his Classic 3rd stringer now in the game, Stillers vs. the Ravens . It may have been his last action in the NFL. If course the game was a Nailbiter alll the way, but Charlie pulled it out IN Baltimore, driving his team for a last second 40 some yard field goal . Sometimes in the 3 rd quarter of that game, down around the 10, the Steeler back cut left, and No one was there for Help. Batch saw this and flew out front, and blocked off the incoming Pursuit, and the back ran in standing up. Incredible selfless team play in a Rivalry game from a clipboard guy, who really had the Chops, when the Chips were down.
Charlie Batch ...total Grit, and All Class!
Peter Warrick was a absolute Beast at Florida State.
Brett Favre was so Fun to Watch
when a QB throws a great block you just gotta sit there and be like HELL YEAH!
Why do we love watching QBs block and pitchers bat?
mad respect for the qbs helping out like that, putting their bodies on the line for the team. extra impressed by the quality of the blocks shown here!!! i feel bad as a bears fan cause that team got sauced quite a few times
Quarterbacks throwing blocks, now thats the Grand Hustle in the NFL
I know lots of QBs have great moments, but I can’t think of anything cooler than throwing a block for your RB to score
This video is absolutely crazy, I’ve never seen a video of QBs throwing blocks. Rare video, I’m enjoying it!!!
Usually, they try to protect QBs, instead they’re throwing these QBs to the wolves, lol.
That Theismann block sigh ❤HTTR4LIFE
The Hogs named him an honorary "Piglet" for that block.
Man I miss 90s football! Barry running the ball on Thanksgiving with John madden and pat summerall calling the game...damn
Farve made one that was for the ages, He leveled him....
WOW !! An Akili Smith & JaMarcus Russell, highlights, I didn't know such a things existed, you must have dug really deep to find them. Now if you can find a Dan Mcquire highlight I'd really be impressed. Go Hawks
Most Quarterbacks also played Safety, in High School. As a Running Back, I hated getting hit by Quarterback/Safety Players. They had good timing and knew when to transfer collision hits, better than most players.
Most pro QBs did NOT play safety in high school
@@PedroMartinez-tt7lrYep, that statement was true back in the day but not now. Specialised training is more common than ever in young kids. Kids that play QB start early and focus on that position.
Never thought my favorite compilation would be qbs throwing the last block on a touchdown run but here we are lol
(0:34) Will probably always be my favorite one. Not even a Buffalo fan. I don't hate em but I'm from Texas. 🤷♀️
It was so awesome seeing a QB who was constantly hounded for being smaller than average, throw a huge block and then have the crowd react to that so much they don't really react to the TD. Magic like this is why I loved Football and Baseball.
The Bills were on the receiving/giving end of about 10 times in the first minute 😂
Why are these so satisfying to watch?...
9:09 I completely forgot that Marshawn Lynch started with the Bills.
Did homie really say "God damn" at 13:06? 😂
that block by Flutie on the jets was money!, he assessed the situation and took out the biggest threat with precision
"C'mon Akili! Throw the block!!" Best play of his career.
While the Theisman and Newton blocks are good, these are big big QBs. The Flutie taking down Mo Lewis block is the gem of this video
So am I the only person amazed at how physical Trent Green blocks were through this ENTIRE Highlights???😂
@NLF_Throwback Let’s boogie!!
Trent Green absolutely annihilated him. I mean, I have to give him props on that. Salute....
Idk why there’s something just so inspiring about seeing the qbs laying out defenders.
Might be the only qb video Pat Mahomes isn’t in 😂🤣😂
True, but he knows not to risk injury by blocking
No Rodgers or Manning or Brees either
@@MichaelMurphy-kj3xf They should have included Peyton pancake of Donte Whitner. It was a thing of beauty.
@@O-D-X True
@@patrickstovall2262 That's a silly reason. It doesn't matter what position you play in the NFL. Every player (even the QB) has to block and tackle.
I love seeing QBs doing this. I know owners and coaches want to save their arms but you don’t realize until you actually do it that simply being in the way of a defenseman, can make all the difference, and you’re still not likely to get hurt. You don’t have to layout a guy. It looks badass but you don’t have to do that to be effective.
Lmao Brady @3:43 looked goofy AF but it worked
Had a smile on my face all video lol nothing quite like watching a qb throw a great block
Thumbs up for Flutie on Mo Lewis. Remember watching it live. That's why we ❤ Flutie.
The 80 lbs. lighter Fultie against the Mighty Mo is always going to be my favorite. As Smith said afterwards, 'The smallest man on the team has the biggest heart'.
this made me cry my eyes out 😢 such a happy day for these men!!!
With the exception of Flutie, all the nanes you hear are big, fast, powerful men. Flutie was simply a great athlete.
Trent Green, Chad Pennington, Jay Fiedler, Tom Brady, Jeff Garcia and more. WTF you talking about?
@Tubalcain422 Really? You wanna go there? Ok,
Flutie was 5'10" and 181lbs on a good day.
C PENNINGTON 6'3" 225,
T Green 6' 3" 207
J Garcia 6'2" 200
Jay 6' 1" 235
TOM BRADY 6' 4" 225.
NOW you tell me, which one would you want to get blindsided by? The 5'10 181 lb Flutie or 6' 4" 225 lbs Brady. That's what I'm talking about.
@@donaldholderdoc2910 lol. You are a joke. You said BIG FAST POWERFUL MEN. You didn’t say men over 6 feet. Those names I mentioned definitely are not “big, fast or powerful.” I noticed you compared their height and wait. What is their 40 time compared to Flutie. 🤔
@@donaldholderdoc2910 A great athlete AND a leader and winner. Unbelievable what he accomplished at his size
It was worth watching just to hear good old hank stran as a co host. Truly old school.
2:08 akili smiths best career highlight
I still can't believe Montana took down Carl Banks like it was nothing
Drew and Trent green were great
TB12 also the best QB at blocking 🙂
Imagine being so good as a blocker people simply dont engage you and let you through. Brady is such a legend!
A montage of the Statue of Liberty! 🗽
BEST NFL VIDEO THAT I’VE SEEN IN A LONG TIME!
GREAT WORK MY FRIEND!!!👍✊❤️
Damn Brady was great at cut blocks.
That last one was hilarious 😂
I swear I saw a block back in the day by Kordell Stewart where he leveled a guy on a run.
That one by Brady at the end is comedy gold 😂
Joe Theismann, Doug Flutie, Jeff Garcia... nice to see former CFL quarterbacks throwing some blocks.
Big Ben block in Super Bowl XL on Randle El trick play underrated
Jamarcus Russell in a highlights compilation? Now that's new
Brady threw his body around a ton, way more than you'd expect for a 15+ year vet
15? 22 I think
@sleigh4019 to be fair, 22 is in fact 15+....also 23 years if curious
I appreciate how this isn't just videos of the past year or two.
Flutie!
Bret just wanted to hit people. Think everytime he tossed up a pick he wanted to spear block that guy next time up. He did not do no chop block Bret speared people. Got to love the playground football.
Need more love on Montana blocking LT.
Now do quarterbacks not making tackles
Peyton laying down as after turnovers
Watching defensive players who get the ball go right by or over him
Trent Green block was amazing. Bring me childhood memories as a KC Chiefs.
My two favorite QB had some of the biggest pancakes on defenders. Brett Favre n Drew Bledsoe 😂😂
Flutie, 80 lbs lighter than the Mighty Mo, 1999 I will never forget it, Smitty said afterwards that ' The smallest guy on the team has the biggest heart'
Great video, thanks!!
JaMarcus Russell could have been the greatest left tackle in history