Players You FORGOT Were Elite! | Episode 4

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[blitzburgh]

Nobody is forgetting about Hines ward, the toughest wr to ever play the game and a great playoff performer…get that man in the hall of fame

[JohnnyBlae]

For being so small as a corner, Brent Grimes was clamping ELITE level talent

[marcantoine]

This is the greatest series NFL throwback has ever come up with, there are so many great players that don't get the recognition they deserve and this channel does them justice. Thank you from one NFL to another

[astrostar]

Thanks for spotlighting Charlie Garner. Such an underrated career. He suffered through some nasty injuries, but when he was in the lineup he was a great weapon that could be utilized in so many ways.

[denver]

Sterling Sharpe is the best player not currently in the Hall of Fame. His induction is LONG overdue. This is a hill I am willing to die on

[jwilliwonka]

Levon Kirkland was a freaking monster. The dude was basically a D-lineman playing middle linebacker.

[BlkFreakozoid]

I ain't ever forgot how much of a menace Brian Westbrook was.

[tyreepowell]

I Remember Hines Ward Like It Was Yesterday

[xsteelfeverx]

9:25 Hines Ward & 33:55 Donald Driver. Two of the most under-appreciated and underrated receivers in the 2000s imo

[JusticeForPottsvilleMaroons]

Brian Westbrook will always be loved in Philly

[palindrome]

Before the injuries, Arian Foster was something else 🔥

[zachdamenti]

I remember how elite Arian Foster was especially for his scrimmage touchdowns whenever he was very dangerous in the open field!

[adrianoparatore]

Met Brian Cox when he was on the Patriots in 2001 when I was a kid…he was a great player on that team…and despite his on-field attitude, was a super nice guy! Big fan ever since!

[henrybooker]

Cris Dishman was super underrated. He is known for giving up the HE DID WHAT play on Monday Night in 2000. But before that he was a solid corner. He played 12 years in the NFL and in 7 of them, he had over 4 interceptions. He was also very durable as well as he played in 170 career games which is a lot for a cornerback. He had 43 Career interceptions and brought a fierce edge early in his career with the Oilers and brought veteran leadership later in his career with the Vikings, Chiefs, and Redskins. Despite all of this, he only made two pro bowls and two all pro teams and in my opinion he deserved more accomplishments than that.

[brandongonzalez]

Sterling sharpe should be a hall of famer

[JesusFreek]

Finally brian Westbrook getting some love and recognition!!! He was a beast man. Same with sterling Sharpe who's easily a HOF

[BrianSawyer]

43:18 McCardell was on IR with the 1991 Redskins, got his first Super Bowl Ring, and finished his career as a Redskin with Joe Gibbs 2.0

[josh]

THANK YOU for bringing up Derrick Mason

[joshtaylor]

Simeon Rice was such an important piece on that 2002 Bucs defense. He didn't get there until 2001. As good as those Bucs defenses were before Rice, he gave them a legitimate pass rushing threat on the edge. His presence made an elite defense into one of the best defenses of all time. Simeon Rice should be in the hall of fame and i'll always stand by that.

[Huntswick]

Keith Jackson looking like a vintage Kelce, what an explosive start to a career.