Rip to Deacon Jones and Reggie white, they would be here too.

Can’t wait for the long snapper table

I could listen to randy white tell stories all day. Dude is a legend.

Bruce Smith is such a well-spoken, knowledgable, dude. I wish he was more visible in football nowadays.

Hell yeah i can see all my heros all at one table but i do wish reggie white was there rip The Minister Of Defense Edit:thanks for the likes guys i really do wish they would have Defensvie tackles one of the hardest positions to play plus never really get alot of respect

Randy White's story about Phil Simms is priceless! And without question Randy had one of the best nicknames in football history.............."The Manster"!!! His voice is exactly how I imagined it, deep and gruff!

Randy White definitely one of the best cowboys of all time! Very underrated amongst pass rushers all time.

Randy White and his 54 was just part of the excellence I watched growing up.

How does Bruce Smith (who played for 19 years in the NFL) still look like he's 35 years old?

Randy White still looks like he could ruin your day if he wanted to!

Howie Long saying ‘AMEN’ acknowledging the sacrifice and hard work they all put in above and beyond their competition #levels

LMAO at Randy White and his first memory is the cases of Coors he got to take home. PERFECT! For those of you too young to remember Randy White, he was basically the JJ Watt of the late 70's/Early 80's. What a bad ass!!!

John Randle and Charles Haley would've been great at this table. Haley was especially crazy.

the secret to success is "there are no secrets, it's called hard work..." - Amen Bruce Smith

Michael Strahan is a great moderator

Reggie white would have been a key member of this table..Rip Reggie

They should've had an empty chair for Reggie.

A lot of talent at this table. Randy White is my favorite football player ever. He was strong,intense,great technique but my favorite attribute was his speed. He could run down a wide receiver. Would’ve been cool to have had Harvey Martin there with him. Good bunch of guys and a good program Michael Straham. 👍

Randy white.... a football legend.

I like this it's like NBA open court

I want a wide receiver round table with Randy Moss, Jerry Rice and Terrell Owens

Randy was my football hero when I was a kid. He held that D Line down back in the day. Dude could bench 500lbs too.

Randy White the “Manster” undersized for DT but one tough dude.

This series is awesome. Can’t wait for the o line one

Well put chris, i remember Randy "The Manster" White. He and Harvey Martin winning the CO-MVP's of the superbowl. I think that was the first time a D-lineman had won that. It was always the QB,RB, OR RECEIVER. Another guy that would have been nice to see at that table was Mr. Cowboy, Bob Lilly, i've heard old time players talk about the hardest hits they took and number 74 was mentioned by several. Not dirty, but when he hit a man, that man hit the ground.

THE MANSTER RANDY WHITE!!!! The greatest D-lineman ever at Dallas. Now I said Dallas. But he is my all time favorite. But this table is full!! The Best!!

Damn I wish Reggie white was still with us 🐐🦅

Here for The Manster.

Randy White was really strong in his day

"I never came out of a game. Ever." - The Manster

Randy said "get off my lawn" lmao

Defensive ends and tackles should have been seperated as much as inside and outside linebackers should have been. Their roles are very different.

Randy White was a man among boys

Bruce Smith off the football field is the contrast of contrasts. We all who watched him play know what a super human brutal player he was. Big, mean, and quick. To see him and hear him in this setting is blowing my mind. The others look and talk like football players. Well spoken all of them. But there is a calmness and thoughtfulness emanating from this man .

Bruce smith could easily be seal’s brother

From a school with a priest lurking on every floor to the Oakland raiders locker room in the 70s

They spelled Michael Strahan’s name wrong in the thumbnail “Micheal”

So happy i have a personal signed Hall of Fame picture of Randy white

Cool but would have loved to hear who they thought were the best O-Lineman that they faced. But still a great vid.

Hated the cowboys growing up. But Randy White was the guy we always watched. He was so cool

would have loved to hear them talk about the toughest tackles/guards they faced and how they tried to beat them

Cant wait for the Kicker Episode Where Adam Vinatieri Is The Only One Sitting At The Table

Wow i cant believe they brought in THE MANSTER SALUTE OG

Manster!! Always double teamed and still got his numbers!

Randy White is BIG. I didn't realize it cause he was small next to Ed Jones and Harvey Martin!

Bruce is the man, definitely one of my favorite players

Thank you for having these guys, especially Randy White. All of these men were great players. Great conversation.

Randy White is wildly entertaining

Randy White is still menacing as hell!

All these guys are legends but Randy White the way he looks & talks even at 66 yrs old here is the most intimadating.

I love these talks. How privileged am I having gotten to see all of these amazing men play the game. Thank you to all of you for decades of amazing memories.

I know I'm showing my age but the first time I remember seeing Bruce Smith was in the movie Little Giants. And his advice is still just as prevalent today as it was 25 years ago: Intimidation! Ha. Also, Steve Emtman's "Football is 80% mental and 40% physical" line is pretty nifty too if we're talking D-Line!

Randy White was FEARED around the league among ALL players, black, white, young, old, offense and defense. It was well known that he was naturally the strongest player in the league. Just ask Hollywood Henderson.

love Bruce Smith.. he was a scary dude on the field. he looks like he could still play. I knew he'd say Marino lol

Abso-frikkin-lutely FANTASTIC!! I always loved D-Line the most, and watching these guys talk defense was like a dream come true. The way they played, their work ethic, and their passion for the game shows why they are all in the HOF.

Such a thrill to watch videos like this. Growing up in the mid-60s and onward, I remember the great defensive lines of the Rams, Cowboys, and Vikings. Regardless of the number of chairs you put around this table, you would always have to add one more. I love our sport!

These round tables are so cool

Too bad Reggie White couldn’t be here, RIP, love from Philly!

I remember when Randy used martial arts as part of his off-season training regimen. To my knowledge, he was the first player to do that. It definitely improved his hands being more violent against the offensive lineman

I wasn't a Cowboys fan but liked Dorsett and loved Randy White. He always struck me as farmer strong and mean.

Bruce Smith is very wise and intelligent feel like I could learn a lot from him

NFL Network is absolutely amazing for putting these round table discussions together!! So great!

Giants fan here.. I always come back to this clip from time to time just to watch Randy White talk about Phil Simms... I remember how I cried I was 10 when Simms got injured just at the last stretch of the season... bcs, though he wasn`t a Montana, he always took the hits and kept coming back, and for him to be out, it had to be serious....I would defend him to death as I felt he was a tough warrior, plus, I was living in LA and was practically the only Giants fan there, so ...last year, listening to no other than Randy recognizing Simms as tough... it makes me really, really happy...topped by Howie verifying it.. I`m 40 now, but makes me feel 10 again... love Football and its mistique...and that`s just because of these guys.. thank you all.

I love the stuff Bruce Smith said about what makes a passrusher successful.

These videos are absolutely legendary.

That was a really insightful talk guys, thanks for taking time out.

Awesome watching these great players talk.

cant wait for more positions. hopefully they did all them. I wanna see the qbs, brady, manning, montanna, and whoever else can make it. I wanna see wrs, megatron, randy moss, jerry rice, and other legend wrs who can make it. Definitely want kickers, lol. gostkowski, gould, and vinateri of course, the goat kicker. O line, too, cant forget the other big boys. Cbs will be fun too. primetime, rod woodson, mel blount, champ bailey. Safeties, ronnie lott, brian dawkins, ed reed. Maybe even punters, lol. could just be pat McAfee sitting there talking too himself lol

i love these series

I played with Howie in Pop Warner. He was 9, playing on the under 12 team because he was so big. He had to run for 3 straight hours in a rubber suit just to make the preseason weight, as a 9 year old. When these guys talk about hard work, i think of Howie running as a 9 year old. He made the weight!! He is an awesome guy from a really large and great family. One of his uncles was coaching us.

Great show, that was some real fire power there. Love to hear older players speak. Always.

15:38 you gotta love Randy White saying that he really likes you! As a Giants fan who was 7 when SB 21...I idolised Phill Simms...now I know for sure why....Parcells said that Simms was a fighter....Randy here confirms it...and Randy is an undeniable authority on toughness that’s for sure...

Randy White looks more like a comic book villain these days 😎

10:35 Howie and Jason...you can see they are paying the attention to understand the individual operative perspective of the “player”... like...they know they getting special info...as if they’re replaying the action in their heads...really...what an awesome video....the footage is precious...thanks

I’ll bet Randy White has some stories to tell...could listen to him for hours. 🤠

Great job nfl films, I love this one.

Great Video!!! Randy White n Howie Long at the same Table!! Toss in Bruce Smith Jason Taylor and Strahan... Nice!!!!

From a Steelers fan... since the 70's. Much respect! Loved watching you all play even though I cheered against you! ♥♥♥♥♥

Having watched all these guys play it was FUN watching and listening to them and what motivated them. Bruce Smith....whew.

Bruce is so wise and honest loved hearing his insight

I met The Manster a few year ago and told him he looked like he could still play! All the guys are great...

5:56-6:30- Very well said Bruce Smith..even Howie said “Amen”🙏

Omg...This was awesome...Loved the fact that I got to peak behind the screen and hear these great stories... Keep it up Please...

If you told me Jason Taylor was in his 30's i'd believe you. Dude is 45

I'm not going to lie with that camouflage polo shirt Bruce Smith got on looks nice. I will be on Amazon right after I get finished looking at this.

Enjoyed listening to the guys reminisce of their time in the league.

Definitely a table collection of legends. Can you imagine a line of Bruce, White, Long and Strahan!!!

😆 amazing how soft & well spoken Bruce Smith is! Watching him play you'd think Bruce would speak like Ivan in rocky 4...."I must break you!"

Showing hits that now days would get these guys penalized

Lots of memories created by these guys at the table ..a sportsman’s respect for all of them ..

Great group. Awesome to see Randy sitting there.

As a Dallas Cowboy fan, Randy White a.k.a. "Captain Crunch" when playing the LA Rams ran down John Cappaletti 40 yards down field and dislocated Cappelletti's shoulder. Howie Long was ejected from a "frozen field game" game for wearing baseball spikes.

Great stiff My dude Randy White and Bruce Smith and Oh my Big Howie greatness.💯

Loving this series!

Wow...what an epic gathering of legends.

Howie Long looks more like Razor Ramon in his playing days

This was good stuff, and honestly i wanted more....PS: loving Randy White's glasses

Bruce Smith easily the most likable guy sitting at the table not saying the other guys are not this is a pats fan here talking and I dreaded when the patriots played the bills Bruce was a monster and he was an intense force on that field double blocked 99 percent of his career and he still found a way one of the best of all time and a class act

Great show, all these guys were difference makers in their time !! They could change the outset of the gamees they played in. As all said they worked their butts off to be the best. Im glad to say I watch them all in their hayday, being in Pittsburgh, we had our share too!!!

Howie Long looks more like a teacher than a former NFL player