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Was hoping someone was gonna mention Night Train. One of the few people famous for tackling dudes in a manner later outlawed by the league specifically because of him.Big Papa;740317; said:Ronnie Lott has to be mentioned, I agree with Chuck Cecil and would like to add Dick "Night Train" Lane.
spiels openly admits to that during the michigan game...Mark Schlereth freely admits to pissing his pants in-game: now that's nasty. :tongue2:
WoodyWorshiper;741523; said:Actually Jax, I had a nice big narrative written out on Dobler when this thread came out, then I reconsidered posting it because the thread was "nastiest." I considered Dobler to be the "dirtiest." Nasty has more of as positive connotation, a player that played by the rules. Dobler came no where close to playing by the rules. If you polled players in the league from his playing days, he'd be voted the dirtiest-cheap shot mutherfucker by a landslide.
"We try to hurt everybody," Huff told Time. "We hit each other as hard as we can. This is a man's game."
A year later, a 30-minute CBS documentary titled "The Violent World of Sam Huff," narrated by Walter Cronkite, provided America a close-up look at pro football and one man who craved its raw instincts.