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i was watching the NFL channel this weekend and they showed atwaters hit on the Nigerian Nightmare (can't remember his real name) and he just crushed the nightmare. It was an un real hit that from a under 200lbs saftey vs a almost 285lb running back.
But hard to argue that lott wasn't the toughest player ever. Dude cut off the tip of his finger so he could play in a game. Thats just unreal.
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i was watching the NFL channel this weekend and they showed atwaters hit on the Nigerian Nightmare (can't remember his real name) and he just crushed the nightmare. It was an un real hit that from a under 200lbs saftey vs a almost 285lb running back.
But hard to argue that lott wasn't the toughest player ever. Dude cut off the tip of his finger so he could play in a game. Thats just unreal.
I think that hit was on Christian Okoya
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yeah it was okoya; I believe that was the hit that ended okoya's career. He had another hit that broke a QB's leg ( icant remember which QB. But the hit i remember most was at one of the superbowls that he won at denver; when him and the free safety both went for a tackle on the same guy and both missed and hit each other head on head. Both were knocked out temporarily.
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