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  1. 10-26-2004 11:30 AM #1
    landry_p2000
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    Question Hardest hitting football player of all time is.....

    From years gone by, and up to the present, who in your opinion is the hardest hitting football player of all time? For me, I would have to go with Ronnie Lott of San Francisco fame.
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    Yup, Lott would definately be up near the top. I still gotta go with A****er for just that one play... :D

    Of course the REAL LT should win, but then I curse him for making us listen to Joe Theisman for more years than anyone should endure.
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  3. 10-26-2004 11:37 AM #3
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    Yep Steve would surely knock the numbers of your jersey! He was my second pick.
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  4. 10-26-2004 12:05 PM #4
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    Don't forget about Jack Lambert... We need more like him in the NFL!
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  5. 10-26-2004 06:27 PM #5
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    Isn't A****er the guy Bo Jackson ran over at full speed like he wasn't even there? :D

    How about Dick Butkus?
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    Originally posted by dragon1952
    Isn't A****er the guy Bo Jackson ran over at full speed like he wasn't even there? :D
    That would be Brian Bosworth.

    Mike Singletary was pretty tough hitter.
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    Definitely Lott. And he would be considered one of the tuffest players ever, considering he had his finger cut off so that he wouldn't miss his next game!!!
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    Do offensive players count? Two running backs come to mind; Earl Campbell and Walter Payton.
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    The one thing that comes to mind was during the Philly/Giants game earlier in the year, Eli Manning got some mop up time since they sucked. He was running across the field and the Eagles defender was running the opposite way and really nailed him hard. Eli never saw it... serves him right for whining so much.
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    Nitchkie or Butkus take your pick
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    Old school answer:
    Chuck Bednarik almost ended Frank Gifford in the early 60's... and Chuck was the NFL's last, full-time, 2-way player.
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    Jack "They Call Me Assassin" Tatum

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    You have to be talking about A****er's hit on the "Nigerian Nightmare" or whatever that big, KC runningback's name was...
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    Originally posted by HBombToo
    Don't forget about Jack Lambert... We need more like him in the NFL!
    Damn HBomb I said hardest hitter not crippler!:D That dude would make snot come out of your nose!
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    Originally posted by dragon1952

    How about Dick Butkus? [/B]
    Dick B. is most definite in my top five bonecrushers!
    I would also like to give honorable mention to Mike Singletary. Hey guys, nobody mentioned John Lynch of Tampa Bay. He could clean someones clock for sure!
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    Chuck Cecil - evertime they showed him on TV he was bleeding! A head hunter some would say.
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