Hardest Hitting Safety.

Just ask ESPN's Eric Allen link (http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/columns/story?columnist=allen_eric&id=2839329)

What about the hardest hitter pound-for-pound? I would have to say Ronnie Lott since he was only 200. Brian Dawkins is another guy who clobbers people despite being relatively small. Alvin Walton was definitely the man too (he only weighed 180!). Anybody under 200 who can blast people like that has respect in my book.

Ronnie Lott all time...Sean Taylor currently playing. In the future, my son. :D

In the future, my son. :D

will be second to mine!

That's cause Gibbs never truly gave Jacobs a chance. It was all a conspiracy set up by Gibbs and Bubba Tyer to keep TJ on the sidelines. If you can't see that, well then you're just blind ;)

Ramsey kept throwing to Jacobs in practice (he is a legendary practice player) messing up Gibbs plan making him upset which led to Ramsey never getting a fair shot.

Sean Taylor will be remembered for arguments sake the hardest hitting safety. I believe that you have only seen 90% of what his motor has got!

Talking about hits did anyone see the kid who got ran over at the CSU game. The kid received around 14 stiches but was ok and back playing like a kid does. This clip only really shows the hit but the player laid there and you could tell was really upset about the incident.

YouTube - CSU Ouch (MYSPACE.COM/BANGOUTCLIQUE) (BANGOUTCLIQUE.COM) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zcrb5eqeT-8&mode=related&search=)

Ref to the rescue!

Seriously, what was the kid doing that close to the field and left to run around freely...especially when the players are obviously playing in that end of the field.

Some parents.:benched:

Glad he's ok though. He'll have a nice story to tell (with video evidence) about the scar when he's older, unless his parents let him play on railroad tracks.

Any man that would cut the tip of his finger off just to stay in the game has got to strike fear.... that would make it Ronnie Lott

Ref to the rescue!

Seriously, what was the kid doing that close to the field and left to run around freely...especially when the players are obviously playing in that end of the field.

Some parents.:benched:

Glad he's ok though. He'll have a nice story to tell (with video evidence) about the scar when he's older, unless his parents let him play on railroad tracks.

Mike Vick was babysitting him.