No Doubt. So many of these highlights are plays where White could've knocked opponents out so hard that they'd just now be waking up. Instead, he just lays them on the ground like a new born calf...
@@mikepalmer1971 that it sticks out to you as him having done something once, supports the claim that it was in contrast to mostly clean and sportsman like, yet intense competition.
Watching Randy's highlights, It looks as if Randy could have hurt a lot of people, but didn't, he showed compassion for the QB's and didn't throw them down violently/spear, when the rules said you could have, and a lot of players did! Hats off to you Randy! I guess when your that good you don't have to float your own show boat!
Noticed the Same thing. More or less just smothered his opposition as opposed to tackling. There were a few of those highlights where he could've absolutely ended a few careers...
A man that size is not supposed to have that kind of speed, agility, strength and quickness. He was definitely one of the best that I've ever seen. Landry, was one of the best defensive coaches the game has ever seen.
"undersized defenders that relied more on agility than strength. " Yeah except he was the strongest man on the team and one of the strongest men in the NFL, combined with all that athleticism and off the chart motor and intangibles. That's why he was so dominant. He even developed unique skill, studying martial arts to enhance his arm movement. Great video though.
Yeah, I noticed how his agility was throwing runners to the ground with one hand. 😂 He's the reason I watch football now. Nick Bosa reminds me of Randy White.
Body balance--core strength on top of the raw athleticism that you can see in a number of plays, especially the Tarkenton one cuz as you know Fran used so many lineman with that quick cut, but White handled it like he was changing lanes in the grocery store.
Put Larry Allen and Randy White on any team today and they will be dominant. I love these guys. The relentless power and determination of these guys is what the game is all about to win.
I'll never forget the last regular season game of the 1980 season against the Eagles that Dallas won 35-27. Randy White proved just how FAST he was when he caught Scott Fitzkee from behind to prevent a touchdown.
Dem Boy's playing right now should be required to sit and watch old film of the greats for a few weeks, realize who in the hell they're playing for. Something is clearly wrong.
@@twomovesahead_media I understand his privacy. Just tell The Manster I'm on facebook, take care of that monster truck, and, lol, Too Tall has nothing on him. Thank you and God bless you and your family.
Ken Patera standing pressed more than 500 football players are lousy examples of strong men. Atb 240 pounds Patera did a standing broad jump of ten feet six inches and he held off a cargo van with his back against a wall. NOT impressed with RANN-DEE
Randy White was AWESOME i watched him play at Maryland but the thing i remember him for is trying to run with the football with a BROKEN HAND against the Steelers in the Super Bowl
This guy would just never give up, he just kept coming after you over and over. I once read a comment like, "You better hurry up and get rid of that ball boy, Mr White is coming". I heard Mr White could bench press 500 lb back in those days.
I’m an old college offensive lineman, and when Dallas-New England games were on tv, I wouldn’t bother following the ball; I’d spend the game just watching the epic battles between Hannah and White. I know Madden watched them closely, too - I remember at least one play where he involuntarily shouted out in the broadcast booth, because the collision between Hannah and White at the snap was just titanic. I was surprised the shock wave from it didn’t knock down the players next to them . . . .
@@ColumbiaB Mark Bortz from the Bears stopped Randy I believe in the 85 season in the Cowboys biggest blowout.Randy was Soo frustrated he took a swing at him.The Iowa alumni rarely lost a battle.
Absolutely a Beast, Randy White was, and still is what every male with balls aspires to be, Bench 500 lbs and runs a idk 5.0/ 40 , love him, I wish I could be him in my cop uniform lol, or put him behind a 50 cal,, but you gotta say the draft year when he came out , the 12 draft picks Dallas got holyshit Athletes to say the least and he played on a great defense of line ,so who do you double team when Randy White needs to be triple teamed, one of the best of all Time!! Thanks for the highlights love em
This was a great compilation of highlights.... some which you dont see too often.... ..he had tremendous quickness and strength... and he had that mean streak like butkus had..... not as great as Bob lilly ..but in the top 10 of defensive lineman of all time ..in no particular order there was alan page...reggie white....deacon jones...gino marchetti.... merlin olsen.... joe green..... buck buchanon and bruce smith ..lilly and white....
Damn, I miss Real Football. I now watch zero pro sports. However these guys were amazing, determined, and to be admired. Hard work and good people. Randy White was truly a special sportsman and human being.
He was absolutely relentless, the drive and determination he had was unbelievable! The one play that really stands out is when he ran down a reciever probably 30 or 40 yards downfield!!!🤪😁 He was one of a kind and one of the all time greats.
That defense upfront was interesting because after Jethro Pugh retired and the Cowboys traded for John Dutton, they had four defensive ends making up that defensive line. Ed “Too Tall” Jones should be in the hall of fame, as far as I’m concerned. Harvey Martin was unstoppable for a few years at Right End. John Dutton was a stellar DE with the Baltimore Colts before being traded to Dallas, and Randy White was a DE in college. With Martin and Jones already there, White was not going to play DE with Dallas, so they first tried him at LB. When that experiment failed, they moved him to DT and the rest is history. It also shows why Dallas won after they took White over Walter Payton in that draft. They went to go after talent with longevity instead of trying to fill a position. Besides, when they traded to get Tony Dorsett, it gave the Cowboys that final piece that allowed them to win Super Bowl XII and return to the Super Bowl the following year before they began drafting players at positions the Cowboys were weak at instead of the most talented players available, which caused them to allow some incredible talent get away from them. Oddly, they were still able to grab talent at DB with undrafted free agent Everson Walls and then later Bill abated, who I think won the job in preseason because he was like a hitting machine.
The Manster was just ferocious. He played defensive tackle at just 260 lbs. He got up to 275 once OLs got up over 300, but he was just so crazy powerful. Such a joy to watch- if you were a Cowboys fan.
I would go to Cowboy games and watch Randy White through my binoculars NFC East teams would double him or run away from him. AFC teams were like "we didn't get the memo" He had big games when offenses didn't scem for him
Somebody fact check me on this, but I'm pretty sure I remember that while at Maryland, Randy White was the first NFL prospect to bench 400 pounds. Nowadays high school kids are doing it. But that was a big deal back then. What an animal. This video brought tears to my eyes. Now look at DT Randy White Runs Down Eagles Receiver. I remember this play like it was yesterday. Played the line of scrimmage ... turned around and ran down and tackled a receiver 30 yards downfield. The man was an alien.
They made a "Twin Towers" (Harvey Martin and Ed Jones) highlight video back in the late 80s or so. On every single sack they got on that video, Randy White was being double and triple teamed. If he wasn't double teamed, he got the sack. If he was double teamed, and the QB had to hold the ball more than a second or two, he got the sack. And he came off a lot of triple team blocks for sacks.
I was fortunate enough to watch his whole career and he was simply great. His equal today would be Aaron Donald. You could see the difference between him and other Linemen (excepting his partner-in-crime, the Beautiful Harvey Martin) because Randy was going all out on every snap. And next to him, Harvey Martin was piling up Sacks, next up was Jethro Pugh, stuffing anything up the middle and on the other end was Ed “Too Tall” Jones. That was the second Doomsday Defense. The first and second were great but to me, they didn’t have our best DE. Because out of all the Defensive players I’ve watched in my lifetime, Charles Haley was the one player who ALWAYS made the BIG Play at the RIGHT Time. And that’s the critical part of being a great player. Being that great player when the game depends on you. And Haley came through like that, time and time again. #DC4L
Man, every defense in the NFL needs a Randy White type player. Takin em down with one arm, even just a forearm, or a jab (at the ball, of course😉). Even catching Tarkenton! Jaws was a tough little guy tho. Btw, does ol Fran lead all-time in yds behind the line?
Cowboy fan since '74. Hoping Parsons has already reached out, and personally met, White. They both have the FIRE and Randy could pass off some knowledge to Micah. Manster!!!
Increíble la técnica de contra bloqueo, corte de antebrazo, persecución y tackleo, duro, pero limpio, sin golpe a la cabeza al cuarterback, debería de usarse para enseñar a los nuevos jugadores
The dude was a LB at Penn State Landry thought he was to slow to play LB so the rest is history MANSTER also if you can find it watch him and Conrad dobler go at I don't think they liked each other COWBOYS
My Grandson said to his father, I've never seen anything like (Aaron Donald) my son replied you never seen Warren Sapp. I turned to my son and said you never seen (Randy White)
Landry kept him at LB for two years where he was mostly ineffective. White said he never felt comfortable playing LB. He played RT in college and that’s where he excelled in the Pro’s. Martin and Too Tall played the edge where they belonged.
A linebacker drafted out of u of Maryland turned defensive tackle and for the most part of his career was double teamed truly deserve the nickname of manster definitely a cowboy all time great .
Half man, half monster. I saw him on some show years after he retired and ha looked like he was still ready to put on the pads and terrorize some quarterbacks.
Not only one of the greatest, but you don't see him taking cheapshots, just clean, hard, tough football. Long live the manster.
No Doubt. So many of these highlights are plays where White could've knocked opponents out so hard that they'd just now be waking up. Instead, he just lays them on the ground like a new born calf...
Got to agree and I'm a Washington fan.
I noticed that too!!
I did see him swinging a helmet around in a melee once lol.
@@mikepalmer1971 that it sticks out to you as him having done something once, supports the claim that it was in contrast to mostly clean and sportsman like, yet intense competition.
One of the all time greatest D linemen!
The greatest D linemen ever imo
Pat summerall said man what a monster John Madden said that's not a monster that's a manster 😅💪
Actually it was Charlie Waters that came up with the nick name.
@@davidroman1654 Correct you are…
The only defensive lineman in NFL history that I'm aware of to chase down a wide receiver from behind
Who? When?
Eagles
@@sludge8506 Scott Fitzke of the Eagles in 1979 I believe.
@@stevenkloepping2953 👍👍👍👍
Yeah I’m surprised it wasn’t shown in this video clip
Watching Randy's highlights, It looks as if Randy could have hurt a lot of people, but didn't, he showed compassion for the QB's and didn't throw them down violently/spear, when the rules said you could have, and a lot of players did! Hats off to you Randy! I guess when your that good you don't have to float your own show boat!
I was noticing the same thing.
Noticed the Same thing. More or less just smothered his opposition as opposed to tackling. There were a few of those highlights where he could've absolutely ended a few careers...
You’re very observant. My thoughts also...
My thoughts too! He was a monster with a heart!
It was the opposing offensive linemen who Randy enjoyed beating on.
I’ve been a Cowboy fan for 42 years, Randy White was my favorite player! He was awesome!💪🏻😎💪🏻
I have been a Cowboys fan for 50 years and I love the cowboys lose r win it doesn't matter
He’s was/is one of my favorites of all time too! So much fun watching him chase and crush Bradshaw!
@@dreawhite7064 Looks like we have chance to win it all this year! Hope so!
@@dreawhite7064it’s not a competition “Ms Drea”
Chuck Howley; Bob Lilly, Randy White; Bill Bates
A man that size is not supposed to have that kind of speed, agility, strength and quickness. He was definitely one of the best that I've ever seen. Landry, was one of the best defensive coaches the game has ever seen.
He reminds me out an out of control pickup truck headed towards the QB or RB...BAM
Gawds, did any team hate the Manster more than Philly? I swear half those highlights were against the Eagles. Which is fine by me.
Redskins !!!
Cardinals, Eagles, Redskins...
@@rogermartin798 I love hearing Mark May talk about Randy White. To this day, there is still so much hate.
WORD!
The first priority for the offense in that era was control Randy White.
Good Luck with that!
Imagine a DT this strong with the ability to run laterally like Randy White. Jaworski probably still has dreams about him.
So does Simms
He could have easily fit in with today’s style of football. Strong, big and fast; he was ahead of his time.
I hope so... The only good thing about Jaworski was his first name, “Ron”.
sam williams
You mean nightmares.
JJ Watt couldn’t even tie Randy Whites shoes! PURE HELL ON EACH OPPOSING PLAYER AND THEY FELT HIS WRATH!!!!!
tell em joe
Ok I wouldn't go that far. Jj watt is an absolute badass. Not many guys can get 20 sacks twice
@@Amilnes78Modern players are soft. None of them would of held up back then.
The Manster!! Those were the days!
There are no Mansters in the NFL. Won't play with hurt toe now days.
@@mgomez5606 I hear that!
@@johnstevens9264*MONSTER
He was awesome period
@@executive6951 NO. His nickname is Manster. Half man, half monster! 😁
"undersized defenders that relied more on agility than strength. "
Yeah except he was the strongest man on the team and one of the strongest men in the NFL, combined with all that athleticism and off the chart motor and intangibles. That's why he was so dominant. He even developed unique skill, studying martial arts to enhance his arm movement. Great video though.
Yeah, I noticed how his agility was throwing runners to the ground with one hand. 😂 He's the reason I watch football now. Nick Bosa reminds me of Randy White.
And ballet too. For balance. I believe it was him. No kidding either.
Randy White was the strongest guy on the team. Straight out of the mouth of Harvey Martin
@@jamesstrickland6831 travesty that Harvey Martin not in HOF next to the Manster
Body balance--core strength on top of the raw athleticism that you can see in a number of plays, especially the Tarkenton one cuz as you know Fran used so many lineman with that quick cut, but White handled it like he was changing lanes in the grocery store.
Put Larry Allen and Randy White on any team today and they will be dominant. I love these guys. The relentless power and determination of these guys is what the game is all about to win.
I'll never forget the last regular season game of the 1980 season against the Eagles that Dallas won 35-27. Randy White proved just how FAST he was when he caught Scott Fitzkee from behind to prevent a touchdown.
Butkus plus 1 inch and 10 pounds!
Dem Boy's playing right now should be required to sit and watch old film of the greats for a few weeks, realize who in the hell they're playing for. Something is clearly wrong.
100%
Parsons has that relentlessness
@@kevinthomes1046 yea, his name is Jerry Jones. Biggest ego in the NFL. Been a fan since the Ice Bowl, I was 14.
@@harryblackburn9556 Been a fan since day one (1960) and always will be a fan.
Just met him tonight. Great guy
yeah hes my dads cousin
@@twomovesahead_media I understand his privacy. Just tell The Manster I'm on facebook, take care of that monster truck, and, lol, Too Tall has nothing on him. Thank you and God bless you and your family.
Word I got you man
I saw him at the Galleria about 15 years ago. He was still a big intimidating guy
He also benched 500 and ran a 4.6
That part
sam williams run a 4.4 just watch him go off in his jersey number
@@junkieapparel Sam Williams will never be in the same league as Randy White. Never…
Ken Patera standing pressed more than 500 football players are lousy examples of strong men. Atb 240 pounds Patera did a standing broad jump of ten feet six inches and he held off a cargo van with his back against a wall. NOT impressed with RANN-DEE
@@charlessavoie2367 I’m trying to figure out what color crayon is your favorite flavor to eat ❄️
Randy White was AWESOME i watched him play at Maryland but the thing i remember him for is trying to run with the football with a BROKEN HAND against the Steelers in the Super Bowl
Wooses they have playing now would not play.
I've never seen a better DT and DE combo than Randy and Harvey Martin. It's a damn shame that Harvey isn't in the HOF.
Amen.
Too Tall was so underrated as well.
Where's his goalline smush of Walter Payton?
This guy would just never give up, he just kept coming after you over and over. I once read a comment like, "You better hurry up and get rid of that ball boy, Mr White is coming". I heard Mr White could bench press 500 lb back in those days.
You now it bud ,Randy White is the man , sure would like to meet him and hear some great stories 🤠
John Hannah was pissed he got beat by him.
yeah fr
I’m an old college offensive lineman, and when Dallas-New England games were on tv, I wouldn’t bother following the ball; I’d spend the game just watching the epic battles between Hannah and White. I know Madden watched them closely, too - I remember at least one play where he involuntarily shouted out in the broadcast booth, because the collision between Hannah and White at the snap was just titanic. I was surprised the shock wave from it didn’t knock down the players next to them . . . .
@@ColumbiaB Mark Bortz from the Bears stopped Randy I believe in the 85 season in the Cowboys biggest blowout.Randy was Soo frustrated he took a swing at him.The Iowa alumni rarely lost a battle.
His hits had so much impact !!
Absolutely a Beast, Randy White was, and still is what every male with balls aspires to be, Bench 500 lbs and runs a idk 5.0/ 40 , love him, I wish I could be him in my cop uniform lol, or put him behind a 50 cal,, but you gotta say the draft year when he came out , the 12 draft picks Dallas got holyshit Athletes to say the least and he played on a great defense of line ,so who do you double team when Randy White needs to be triple teamed, one of the best of all Time!! Thanks for the highlights love em
Thanks for the Memories. I will never watch another game in any sport, but this was good.
Respectfully, why?
@@bbmtge Too many haters.
Relentless. One of the best. My all-time favorite Cowboy, football player.
And doesn't jump around like a jack a** after making a big tackle.
WHAT A PLAYER HE WAS!!!!
This was a great compilation of highlights.... some which you dont see too often.... ..he had tremendous quickness and strength... and he had that mean streak like butkus had..... not as great as Bob lilly ..but in the top 10 of defensive lineman of all time ..in no particular order there was alan page...reggie white....deacon jones...gino marchetti.... merlin olsen.... joe green..... buck buchanon and bruce smith ..lilly and white....
When you do it mostly from a four-point stance you know you're badass!
fax, he bullied my dad so bad lol
That 4 point stance ,was the launching pad.
Love the Cowboys! Randy White was on of the defense that I would watch from snap till next down. Amazing!
yeah hes my dads cousin, what a player man
@@twomovesahead_media 💯👍
Oh my how time passes and with that are peoples memories! Because he was as good as there was !!!
Could we get him to play Jack Reacher?
Randy White the GOAT in my opinion. Ive been a Cowboys fan for 43 years he is my all time favorite Dallas Cowboys player. Manster 54💪
Damn, I miss Real Football. I now watch zero pro sports. However these guys were amazing, determined, and to be admired. Hard work and good people. Randy White was truly a special sportsman and human being.
111 career sacks, 1100 tackles. Very few Defensive Lineman have that kind of productivity.
He was absolutely relentless, the drive and determination he had was unbelievable! The one play that really stands out is when he ran down a reciever probably 30 or 40 yards downfield!!!🤪😁
He was one of a kind and one of the all time greats.
Scott Fitzkee, Eagles.
Definitely my of my all time favorites, pursuit, tackling he was the manster
Should have Left him at linebacker till he got in his Early 30s Could have made All Pro At two positions
Love this muzak
Harvey Martin summorized Randy White the best....he said "the man only has one speed...and its TOP speed".
That defense upfront was interesting because after Jethro Pugh retired and the Cowboys traded for John Dutton, they had four defensive ends making up that defensive line. Ed “Too Tall” Jones should be in the hall of fame, as far as I’m concerned. Harvey Martin was unstoppable for a few years at Right End. John Dutton was a stellar DE with the Baltimore Colts before being traded to Dallas, and Randy White was a DE in college. With Martin and Jones already there, White was not going to play DE with Dallas, so they first tried him at LB. When that experiment failed, they moved him to DT and the rest is history. It also shows why Dallas won after they took White over Walter Payton in that draft. They went to go after talent with longevity instead of trying to fill a position. Besides, when they traded to get Tony Dorsett, it gave the Cowboys that final piece that allowed them to win Super Bowl XII and return to the Super Bowl the following year before they began drafting players at positions the Cowboys were weak at instead of the most talented players available, which caused them to allow some incredible talent get away from them. Oddly, they were still able to grab talent at DB with undrafted free agent Everson Walls and then later Bill abated, who I think won the job in preseason because he was like a hitting machine.
Jaworski shoulda tried to get traded to the Cowboys.
My all time favorite cowboy.
His music is harcore than a mf👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾
He always knew where the ball was!
When you could still hit a quarterback.
A couple of his greatest sacks occurred vs. the Saints in 1976. QB Bobby Scott (12) was severely pummeled.
Randy was a beast on the field.
The Manster was just ferocious. He played defensive tackle at just 260 lbs. He got up to 275 once OLs got up over 300, but he was just so crazy powerful. Such a joy to watch- if you were a Cowboys fan.
Bob Lilly and Randy White
Watching the Manster play the game was intense! He was 100% business on the field! DC4L! Go Cowboys!
I believe in this Parsons guy I know he
Will be like randy white !!
Randy White is an example of why we expect to see our athletes do great things. No way in hell a man was supposed to move like that at his size
J.J. Watt remind you him.
I would go to Cowboy games and watch Randy White through my binoculars
NFC East teams would double him or run away from him.
AFC teams were like "we didn't get the memo" He had big games when offenses didn't scem for him
Somebody fact check me on this, but I'm pretty sure I remember that while at Maryland, Randy White was the first NFL prospect to bench 400 pounds. Nowadays high school kids are doing it. But that was a big deal back then. What an animal. This video brought tears to my eyes. Now look at DT Randy White Runs Down Eagles Receiver. I remember this play like it was yesterday. Played the line of scrimmage ... turned around and ran down and tackled a receiver 30 yards downfield. The man was an alien.
Didn't see his run down of Eagles running back Wilbert Montgomery. One of the greatest hustle plays of all time.
They made a "Twin Towers" (Harvey Martin and Ed Jones) highlight video back in the late 80s or so. On every single sack they got on that video, Randy White was being double and triple teamed. If he wasn't double teamed, he got the sack. If he was double teamed, and the QB had to hold the ball more than a second or two, he got the sack. And he came off a lot of triple team blocks for sacks.
Beats triple teams
Randy White, one of the GOAT's. I've been a Cowboys fan since the 70's and loved watching Randy, Roger, Tony D, Drew, Charlie etc. What a time.
I was fortunate enough to watch his whole career and he was simply great. His equal today would be Aaron Donald. You could see the difference between him and other Linemen (excepting his partner-in-crime, the Beautiful Harvey Martin) because Randy was going all out on every snap. And next to him, Harvey Martin was piling up Sacks, next up was Jethro Pugh, stuffing anything up the middle and on the other end was Ed “Too Tall” Jones. That was the second Doomsday Defense. The first and second were great but to me, they didn’t have our best DE. Because out of all the Defensive players I’ve watched in my lifetime, Charles Haley was the one player who ALWAYS made the BIG Play at the RIGHT Time. And that’s the critical part of being a great player. Being that great player when the game depends on you. And Haley came through like that, time and time again.
#DC4L
Man, every defense in the NFL needs a Randy White type player. Takin em down with one arm, even just a forearm, or a jab (at the ball, of course😉). Even catching Tarkenton! Jaws was a tough little guy tho. Btw, does ol Fran lead all-time in yds behind the line?
Cowboy fan since '74. Hoping Parsons has already reached out, and personally met, White. They both have the FIRE and Randy could pass off some knowledge to Micah.
Manster!!!
He didn’t know it was a damn show, he thinks it’s a damn fight! (Rocky Balboa’s trainer 1976)
There was just no blocking the MANSTER half man half monster 👾
Increíble la técnica de contra bloqueo, corte de antebrazo, persecución y tackleo, duro, pero limpio, sin golpe a la cabeza al cuarterback, debería de usarse para enseñar a los nuevos jugadores
Yes sir
The dude was a LB at Penn State Landry thought he was to slow to play LB so the rest is history MANSTER also if you can find it watch him and Conrad dobler go at I don't think they liked each other COWBOYS
Excuse me, says the prone QB, but where in the playbook does it say NOT to fuckin block Randy White?
Real Doomsday Defense, R.White one of the best hand the dirt players ever...DC4L
My Grandson said to his father, I've never seen anything like (Aaron Donald) my son replied you never seen Warren Sapp. I turned to my son and said you never seen (Randy White)
My Favorite All Time Defensive Player for the Cowboys 🤠
Like many who aren’t Cowboys fans. Randy White was next level bad ass in the NFL.
Ron Jaworski took more punishment than any QB ever, having had to play Dallas and NYG twice a year in the 80s.
Anytime there was a fight, Randy jumped in and kicked ass. Didn’t matter if he was on the field or the bench.
It’s always been amazing to me how Randy White would toss these players around. Like watching a man among boys at times.
Sam Davis manhandled him in SB 13. He was a non factor as the Steelers scored 35 and won.🎉
How about a video of my favorite Cowboy Bob Lilly. He seemed to me as a young man , Bob Lilly, was a class act and truly loved the game of football.
I don't know what kind of man he is, but he was an incredible football player!!
The Church of The Manster with the High Preist His Most Reverend Randy White. No more needs to be said.
They should have kept him at linebacker or edge rusher
Landry kept him at LB for two years where he was mostly ineffective. White said he never felt comfortable playing LB. He played RT in college and that’s where he excelled in the Pro’s. Martin and Too Tall played the edge where they belonged.
A linebacker drafted out of u of Maryland turned defensive tackle and for the most part of his career was double teamed truly deserve the nickname of manster definitely a cowboy all time great .
Oh wow at the 3:10 mark his left arms tied up and he just clobbers the ball carrier with his right arm knocking him down haha. Holy shit.
Half man, half monster. I saw him on some show years after he retired and ha looked like he was still ready to put on the pads and terrorize some quarterbacks.
You see Randy approaching a qb and you can see for split second their body language and it’s total fear
They didn't call Randythe Manster fir nothing.
You can't hit a qb like that anymore
Never seen anything like him. A true Beast
Kind of reminds you of a Great white shark.
Boy The Manster could play some football
Jaworski must have had nightmares about him.
The MANSTER... enough said.
He was so tough, they needed 2 or 3 to stop him!
Double teamed continually and still played at a high level!
I used to really love all those old time sacks vs. the eagles and jaworski
Damm we need Randy White now back on the field