Career Accomplishments 10× Pro Bowl selection 8× First-team All-Pro selection All-Pro selection at 3 different positions (cornerback, free safety and strong safety) 2× NFL interceptions leader 4× Super Bowl champion 1980's All-Decade Team Pro Football Hall of Fame selection Statistics 1,146 tackles 73 Interceptions with 730 return yards 16 forced fumbles 17 fumble recoveries 5 touchdowns
Ronnie Lott is the best safety ever to play the game. I idolized this guy so much that I begged my high school coach to give me #42 even though I was a running back, a position which on my team only had 20s and 30s numbers. I was the only halfback in our league who wanted to hit the opposing defenders. It really freaked them out. My senior year I played strong safety and running back wearing #42. I got to meet Ronnie Lott a few years ago. He keeps his amputated fingertip preserved in a piece of jewelry. The only guys who could ever hold a candle to him are his USC teammate Joey Browner and Tampa Bay/Denver safety John Lynch. His opponents had nightmares about him.
Can we get see if u can do Ken Riley Highlights of his efficient 60+ Ints. Cincinnati Bengals & the NFL Throwback Interception did poor at showcasing this man.
I'm sorry they didn't do better job recognizing this fantastic player. I'll do my best give me a little time please in all honesty will probably be Lemar Parrish first. Very much appreciate you watching & commenting.
Career Accomplishments
10× Pro Bowl selection
8× First-team All-Pro selection
All-Pro selection at 3 different positions (cornerback, free safety and strong safety)
2× NFL interceptions leader
4× Super Bowl champion
1980's All-Decade Team
Pro Football Hall of Fame selection
Statistics
1,146 tackles
73 Interceptions with 730 return yards
16 forced fumbles
17 fumble recoveries
5 touchdowns
Ronnie Lott is the best safety ever to play the game. I idolized this guy so much that I begged my high school coach to give me #42 even though I was a running back, a position which on my team only had 20s and 30s numbers. I was the only halfback in our league who wanted to hit the opposing defenders. It really freaked them out. My senior year I played strong safety and running back wearing #42. I got to meet Ronnie Lott a few years ago. He keeps his amputated fingertip preserved in a piece of jewelry. The only guys who could ever hold a candle to him are his USC teammate Joey Browner and Tampa Bay/Denver safety John Lynch. His opponents had nightmares about him.
That 1981 team was something else. Dwight Hicks and the Hot Licks. Super Bowl champs. Ronnie Lott was a force to be reckoned with!! Nice video
I just googled ronnie lott 40 time. the result was this quote "ronnie lott was not particularly fast or big" just makes it that much better
LOTT the man that amputated his finger to keep playing!
Could you do another old school (insert type of play here) of extremely random variety video?
Safety first
Can we get see if u can do Ken Riley Highlights of his efficient 60+ Ints. Cincinnati Bengals & the NFL Throwback Interception did poor at showcasing this man.
I'm sorry they didn't do better job recognizing this fantastic player. I'll do my best give me a little time please in all honesty will probably be Lemar Parrish first. Very much appreciate you watching & commenting.