Lombardi Ice Bowl Stories, Today's Top Talent, & Why Pick Lineman? | OL Round Table
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- Check out Anthony Muñoz, Jerry Kramer, Bruce Matthews, Jonathan Ogden, and Will Shields as they talk about what it takes to be great!
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Shout out to the o-lineman. The unsung heroes of the NFL.
The teams know it. Offensive linemen are some of the top paid players in the league.
Unpopular opinion: Nick Mangold is my favorite Jet and player, hands down.
Jerry is 83, spent half of his life getting hit in the head, and yet he has all his marbles and is still very articulate and well spoken. He was cut from a different cloth.
His Hall of Fame speech is one of the best. I can sit down and listen to him tell stories all day
Cte is a myth
@@venomf0 physical proof
We Idaho people built different and jerry from Idaho lol
@@venomf0CTE is not a myth, it is a very real condition.
I like that no one person is in charge of the discussion like in the other videos. They all share the responsibility. Very appropriate for the OL round table.
Imao "Michael Irvin" on the thumbnail
Yep
He played in the Ice Bowl?? Amazing. Like talking to someone that was at D-day
Yeah the Ice Bowl. the Cowboys against the Packers. The NFL Legend Game ever
He made that famous block for Starr, to win a SB
@Stay Educated you can do that when you're the country with the most freedomz
Michael Irvin was such an amazing Olineman. Glad you got him on.
Michael can block. Emmitt wasn't fast, so Michael helped Emmitt take it all the way to the house.
The lineman seem like the nicest guys on the team
They usually are .. I mean it's kinda by natural social order haa ha .. They're usually the fattest, biggest most unathletic guys on the team .. So I think that's why they seem to have a natural humility about themselves .... So in layman's terms (They're not that cool) haa ha smh😂🤦🏾♂️
Except for Richie incognito
@@jordanleebrown5403 I think every one naturally like them because they create all the plays on offense and you can't survive w/o a good o-line, ask the jags how unathletic quinton Nelson is
@@AKASOB What are you talking about bruh?? This isn't a debate🤦🏾♂️ .. If you read what I said, I was explaining the psyche around the premise of the original comment.. I literally said "Social order" .. Which applies to middle school kids, high school kids, college kids , The NFL & everyone in between.. My statement is universal.. It's just showing you how in society we rank each other & how in return this has an internal effect on our outter perception & how we perceive ourselves .. Which is why I said the linemen develop a natural humility.. My comment was far bigger then the NFL .. The NFL is just one of the many microcosm on the effects of social order .. I think my comment went over your head though because it's silly to imply that I'm saying all linemen are unathletic smh???🤦🏾♂️🤔.. They're obviously athletic offensive linemen out there.. Social order is about statistics, so you discuss it in majorities .. You know what NVM man .. Just know that my comment is not meant for debate.. I'm giving you facts, far more vast then the NFL 🤦🏾♂️
Until you touch their QB. Dirty/late hits on a QB are the fastest way to get a lineman angry
As a linemen I understand how hard this position is and how little respect we get. If the team loses we get the blame and when they win we get overlooked
as a fellow o line man from back in the day, i agree with the overlooked part, at least when it comes to the people watching the game..but if youre a great o lineman like these men were, you get all the respect in the world from your coaches and team. its a dirty job, and the guys i protected respected me for doing it.
As a present o-lineman I wish I got that respect from guys I protected. When we win I did a great job. When we lose, even if I wasn't there it's somehow my fault
O-Line & Kickers both be Suffering
Jerry Kramer Old School Played for Lombardi 🐐
Man I'll watch a roundtable for the ball boys at this point. This stuff is amazing
Old school ball boys talking about how the rules have changed for the ball boys, and who are some of the best in the game now.
@@ChuckBeans61 their 'welcome to the NFL' moments
Love Kramers stories , as a packer fan they are priceless.
Everyone wants to hear Vince Lombardi stories
So happy to see Jerry Kramer in that group... such a great player, and man!
Will Shields had to be the most appropriately named lineman...
Costa Zambaras theres this good HS WR named De’Koldest’To’Eva’Do’It
Jm Ellar he “WILL SHIELD” your QB LOL
@@riogotti1008 Lol 😂😂😂
I admit, I never thought of that until I read this😀😀
That 03 chiefs line with him on it has to be one of the best in nfl history
I was a little kid when I came to know Bruce Matthews as a member of my beloved Houston Oilers. When he retired as a Tennessee Titan, I had 2 kids of my own!
Life long PACKER fan. It's great to see Jerry Kramer getting recognized and appreciated
Amen
Joe Thomas needed a spot for this gen
I agree but I guess they thought it would be too cliche for right now
@Swish Dipper What does that have to do with him being a top 3 OT of all time?
This panel is missing a lineman that plays in the new pass happy nfl
Absolutely, go Browns, man I feel bad for Joe to have to waste his talent on a team like the Browns. Now that we have Mayfield, he had to retire. If we had him now, we could be 9-7 at least
What about larry allen
Anthony Munoz is the greatest lineman ever
Along with John Hannah.
Jonathan Ogden would tear Munoz arms off his body and beat him with ‘em
Where's my man Orlando Pace?
Larry Allen? Joe Thomas?
Rest in Peace to all the Great Linemen who have passed like Forrest Gregg and all the other linemen who have suffered from their bodies
If Jackie Slater isn't here what makes you think Orlando Pace would be?
I have noticed they are trying to get players from different era's in these panels. They don't have to be the greatest of all time at their respective position.
They're linemen. Not enough room at the table.
I love all of these round tables. Best segments I've seen. Absolute legends who have seen it all. And Jerry Kramer, wow. What a football life.
I love the touch that nobody gets into football wanting to play offensive line, but one by one they all fell in love with asserting their will on the other team's line. The guys with hands in the dirt are almost always some of the most underrated athletes in football. To be as nimble as these guys were while carrying all that extra mass is pretty incredible
Seems like table full of great dudes, not just football players.
Love Munoz saying "we caught it" when he caught it. OLine is all about team.
The unsung heroes of every football team.
They should have tried John Hannah for this. Possibly the best O lineman of all time
It's not Michael Irvin, It's Bruce Matthews.
Offensive lineman are the core of the team. They are the most underappreciated people who play football.
Absolutely love these videos can’t get enough of it to hear from the greats
It's so funny how offensive linemen always seem to be the fittest people as soon as they retire meanwhile other positions especially running back and dline get fat af after retirement.
maybe cause in their case they always have to eat way more to maintain their build while playing so they eat less after retiring and look more fit as opposed to wide receivers who are all muscle and as soon as they retire and stop working out constantly they put on fat easier
I mean when you're required to eat as much as they do every day, eating becomes a chore really. Makes sense they would eat a lot less when they retire.
putting on and maintaining weight is a chore
Well it's not healthy to keep that weight longterm lol, theres no need to be that big anymore
My buddy was the Center for Wisconsin ‘03-‘07 and played around 310 and up to 320, when he stopped playing, he dropped like 70lbs in no time. I asked how it happened so fast, and he said he was still working out all the time, but was eating maybe 1/3 of the food that he was when in college. He had to learn new lifting regiments that wasn’t as intense and matched his calorie count. When you go from eating 6000-8000 calories a day and burning through it, to burning the same amount and only eating maybe 2000-2500, it drops like lightning.
I could listen to these guys talk shop all day
Now THIS is where the game is won! At the line baby!!!
To me, offensive linemen are the most interesting players on a football team and the most fascinating to watch. All successful football teams have one thing in common and that's an offensive line that is the backbone of their squad. Years ago, I met Jonathan Ogden and Jerry Kramer, who has been a hero of mine since reading his books many decades ago. Both are total gentlemen and wonderful to speak with.
We finally get to see the smart dudes
The unsung heros and most under appreciated positions in the nfl
Well at least the good ones make the money. What about long snappers? Nobody talks about them at all until they make one mistake against 1000 successful snaps
@@BaconFrisbee war eagle Auburn
@@ericsigersmith6067 okay
It's so much fun to watch this roundtable. True to style, they talk about their failures a lot more than their successes: the failures are individual and the successes are collective :)
Jerry Kramer. And another story of the leadership of Bart Starr. Makes a PACKER fans heart warm.
Kramer played in the Ice Bowl. Munoz played in the Freezer Bowl (‘81 AFC title game) with Kramer’s teammate Forrest Gregg as his coach.
Will there be a kicker/punter table? McAfee all the way
That would be somethin😂👌
Mcafee ugh
Ray Guy, Brian Moorman, Pat McAfee, Sean Landeta, and Shane Lechler would make the best punter table.
@@mikepuppetz9 a table mixed witg kickers and punters.
Gotta have guy, vinetieri, mcafee & akers
How tf you make a big oline helmet look small my god Ogden was Hugh bro 😂😂😂😂😂
NFL Films : I'd like 2 take this opportunity 2 say a big THANKU 4 this video and similar videos where we can see and hear and reminisce about pro football in days gone by! This one brought tears 2 my eyes ! Thanks again!
YESS! they're about to drop quarterbacks arent they! And awesome they did o linemen, they dont get the respect they deserve
@George Harry link or name? It wasnt apart of this series
@@stillthinking3740 it's on RUclips watched it already
@George Harry ah ok I just looked it up and found it. Hmm, im hoping it's not it, because i wanted Brady, manning, and montana. That's a lame table to be 100 percent honest, no disrespect to those legends though.
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What’s crazy is that Jerry Kramer played during a time where linemen weren’t allowed to extend their hands and had to block with their forearms which makes it extra impressive that he was able to block so well
Will shields played ages ago right? How does he look so young?
Literally looks 30
Genetics, moisturizer.....and hes only 48
I mean he played into the 2000's...he has lost a lot of weight, that probably helps
Mike Blick oh I thought he played a long time ago
The 2000s was 15 years ago 😆🤣
And now ...... Jerry Kramer is in the Hall of Fame. Well done jerry .
Pretty cool. I was 10 feet away from Ogden 2 weeks ago at the Ravens Bengals game. Don’t remember him, as he played when I was younger. Didn’t realize he was such a good player
Been waiting for this for a long time!!
anthony munoz went to my high school how dope
Sick
Ben grubbs was underrated and Marcus mcneil even though they arent on these guys levels
I played running back, and one of my favorite things in college, was to make carne asada for the big boys and have them over... man! Hanging out with those guys was always awesome, let alone playing with them
Best one so far by a mile. Actually interesting and informative about the nuance of an unglorified position.
YES so glad they put JO on this panel
Worm Wearer When he did Ray Lewis’ dance at the enshrinement 😂 EPIC!
First Raven ever.
@@jonmolina948 remember zues he was massive
Thanks for giving us Jake Matthews Bruce. lol
Damn I didn't know Bruce Matthews also went by the name Micheal Irvin
Excellent group and you appreciate when you hear these guys talk how much time and effort they put into this and how much they use their mind as much as their body. Extremely smart group.
RIP Forrest Greg
Would've loved to see Larry Little on here
I’m tryna figure out when Michael Irvin played OL 🤔🤔🤔
I have the Sports Illustrated issue of the Packers winning their 2nd Superbowl (I have the first 50 Superbowl SIs actually) and it's a gorgeous cover of Kramer and others carrying Lombardi off on their shoulders. It shows Kramer looking up at Lombardi with a big smile and Lombardi pretty well laughing. Man I'd love to get Jerry's autograph on that cover. I have his rookie football card also.
been waiting for the O-lineman round table... i knew they would have the best bond as a group.
Bout time those big ol lineman get their due. Great watching them exchange stories.
War eagle!
Wish they had John Hannah on here
That's what I was thinking. I haven't heard from him since 99. He doesn't seem to do interviews much
Gary Zimmerman? Larry Allen? Willie Roaf?
Steve Wisniewski was a good one despite being a little dirty. I think he thought he could be like Gene Upshaw.
Walter jones also
@Luke Enno jeff saturday is another guy too. didnt pay any attention to how many guys were legit.
Larry Allen Cowboy Legend
Luke all those guys were elite ...coulda easily been at this table
At 18:17 Will Shields talking about the Chiefs vs Oilers , i was surprised that Bruce Matthews didn't speak up because i'm pretty sure he was in that game too on the losing end.
I must have read Kramer's book 5 times as a 12 year old....i was fascinated by him and the Green By Packers...but what i came to appreciate was the brotherhood enjoyed as part of a team...nice to see him!...I even tried to look him up in the Boise phone book once when i passed through town as a man in my 20's!...
I love how offensive lineman like to joke that defensive lineman are stupid. Jerry Kramer was at an awards banquet when he played for the Packers and had a run-in with Detroit Lions all-pro Defensive Tackle Alex Karras. Karras had gotten an award and attempted to inject humor into the proceedings:
Alex Karras: "Jerry Kramer is the best guard in football, if you don't believe it just read his book."
Jerry Kramer: "I'm very flattered for the compliment Alex, but who read the book to you?"
We need centers here. Jeff Saturday, Olin Kreutz. Unfortunately Concrete Charlie and Mike webster arent here
MATHEW, WHAT A FOOTBALL FAMILY.💯💪
Really enjoyed this. Appreciate it being made available.
Would’ve loved to see Jackie Slater or Art Shell.
Two tackles that have such impressive resumes both on and off the field.
Joe jacoby,Jon Hannah, Jackie Slater, jay hildenberg, dwight Stephenson .Dan dierdorf, art shell
Best one yet
I loved this one the most. OL need a hell of a lot more love than they get.
I’ve been waiting for this to drop
Ogden seems like the nicest guy, really all of them. Offensive lineman have the least massive egos.
Will Shields from Lawton Oklahoma!! Yessir, lol that’s where I’m from💪
Awesome stories!! Mountain movers.
As a Ravens fan I love me some Jonathan Ogden such an awesome man and football player
It's amazing to think lineman are the burliest and most physical players on the field with the most contact, but are always the most composed and intelligent men around
Jerry Kramer Offensive Lineman and Kicking Field goals in Championship games. WOW.
Good to see Bruce Matthews. Best I ever saw.
him and mike munchak were beasts. They were essential to Moon having the career he did.
I think Forrest Gregg had recently passed away when they recorded this. I would’ve loved to hear what he had to say playing alongside Jerry and Vince Lombardi
Would have loved to hear some greatest show on turf stories from Orlando Pace's perspective.
Linemen don't get enough props. This was cool.
I love the panel, but no O-Pace is a little sad. That was the first jersey I ever bought, and he's why I played tackle. A beast and a half
Bruce nailed when he said big guys are told to be careful. I don't know how many times we would tell offensive linemen "it's ok to be mean out here"
JO seems like the nicest guy on the planet
I forgot Larry Little & the Buffalo guys in the OJ days Reggie McKenzie Joe D????
These vids are great.
The most important guys on the team. If they don't play well, nothing works.
Just wish they had a center on here. All guards and tackles
Bruce did play center at one point
This was a pretty good roundtable. I enjoyed that!
Anthony Muñoz looks built like a fast Tight End. Damn.
No Larry Allen smh 🤦🏽♂️
Where TF is Larry Allen
Larry Allen made the 100 anniversary team, they just gathered a few guys at each position to talk about it. John Hannah is not in here either. But he is on the team.
OL is who you need to pick! LT needs to be one of your best players!!!
Will shields look so young bro he aged well 😂🐐
Linemen are the best story tellers
Man I love linemen. They are so underappreciated, but they hold the game together
I can so relate as a mom of a big kid...he’s o line now!
Love these
That what I'm talking about, the key position to the game.
Anthony’s pinky is a testament to the absolute brutality that is the trenches.
No John Hannah? Best lineman ever
Man love jerry he should do story’s lol but I have a lot of love and respect for all those guys