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The 3 best husky defensive players of all time, according to RedditDoogFS

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  • Fire_Marshall_BillFire_Marshall_Bill Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 24,658 Founders Club
    He was before my time but Redman is definitely up there. He's probably the best LB.
  • dncdnc Member Posts: 56,812

    best hitter = Greg Carothers

    That's basically what I was referring to. He was right there on every one of those passes, just couldn't get his head around. Perhaps he lacked superb hips? @IrishDawg22?
  • DerekJohnsonDerekJohnson Administrator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 64,941 Founders Club

    Jaime Fields would knock you the fuck out. Joe Kelly limped off the bench to lead a comeback against UCLA. Those are two great linebackers lost in the numbers.

    to that we must add Dan Lloyd
  • PostGameOrangeSlicesPostGameOrangeSlices Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 26,910 Swaye's Wigwam
    That one Bama corner who transferred to UW with much fanfare, only to never play a down, deserves an honorable mention
  • AIRWOLFAIRWOLF Member Posts: 1,840

    That one Bama corner who transferred to UW with much fanfare, only to never play a down, deserves an honorable mention

    Travell Dixon. He had a stop at a JC in there too.

    My nomination: Levi Madarieta

  • RavennaDawgRavennaDawg Member Posts: 846
    I actually put Martin ahead of Holmes, so for me it is

    Stan
    Martin
    Holmes
    Foster

    I will tell anyone who will listen that Mason Foster is the single most underrated player in the history of UW football. If he was a white dude from Ferndale or Blanchet, he would have his own spot on Mt Rushmore with Stan, Wilson, McElhenny, and Joe Steele. A legend for persevering threw Owen 12. The dude started the first game of his rookie NFL year. In the trouncing vs Nebraska in 2010, he literally was the best player on the field. 'Nuff said on that.

    I don't know who is #5. Joe Kelly, Reggie, Milloy, many to chose from.
  • PurpleJPurpleJ Member Posts: 37,546 Founders Club
    How could he leave off Daniel Teo Nerhsim and Alameda Tahahmu?!?!?
  • godawgstgodawgst Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 2,531 Founders Club

    Based on my experience I would say:

    1. Stan Emptermanan
    2. Ronnie Holmes
    3. Michael Jackson

    Honorable Mention: Dave Hoffmann, Reggie Rogers and Doug Martin

    I would like to hear @RaceBannon's take on Rick Redman since he saw him play.

    Agree with #1/#2 (Ron Holmes was unblockable as was Emtman, and I'd still take Steve, but Holmes didn't have the overall level of talent around him like Steve did in on that 91 team)

    Was to young to see Jackson play, so I would go with Lawyer Milloy. He would decapitate wr's if they came over the middle back in a era when it was still legal to hit them with the intent of knocking the ball (or them) out.
  • AIRWOLFAIRWOLF Member Posts: 1,840

    Honestly, best 3:

    1. Emptermannz
    2. Ronnie H.
    3. Reggie R.

    So many good ones, though...

    If I had to make an honest "All DDY's Life" Team:

    DE: Reggie R. - fucking rapist.
    DT: STan - absolutely unstoppable.
    DT: Ronnie H. - dominant.
    LB: Joe Kelly - tough and fucking gifted.
    LB: Azeem or Michael Jackson - Zeem will join next year, I think;
    LB: Mason F. - massively reliable, made plays.
    LB: Dave Hoooofffff - fucking insanely TUFF and intimidating.
    CB: Marcus Peters - Dude was a fucking boss.
    CB: Ray Horton - Holy fuck with quicks.
    S: Lawyer - Just a football genius.
    S: Tommie Smith - Play. Maker.

    Great list.

    Tough to leave Jaime Fields off the list, but I can't really fault you for your LB choices. Fields was just a menacing hitter. Pharms was also terrifying, and not just if he was robbing and pistol-whipping you.
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