Regardless, Youngblood triumphed in the Pro Bowl as well, giving fathers across America a story to tell their wide-eyed youngsters as they yearned for more football knowledge. Or maybe that was ...

It’s also Jack Youngblood — arguably the roughest, toughest player in football history — saying it. “Any coach who coaches an entire game on a broken leg has my admiration,” says ...

I was taking a walk on Sunday and I found a video on YouTube by That’s Good Sports, it’s a fun channel and the host had a ...

After nine years of climbing, Jack Youngblood had finally reached the summit of professional football. With a broken leg, no less. Youngblood, who put together a Hall of Fame career as a member ...

Today, Jack Youngblood is up for election to the Pro ... playing the entire game for the Los Angeles Rams on a broken leg. Sunday, Tiki Barber will make a similar attempt, starting for the New ...

Today, we wanted to give you a taste of what to expect … Denny Medley/USA TODAY Sports Like the rest of a nation of football addicts, Jack Youngblood ... got a broken leg,” Youngblood ...

If Jack Youngblood is not a hall of famer, why did Chuck Knox once say, “He’ll go down as one of the top defensive ends in the history of football”? How come former Ram equipment man Don ...

Somewhere in his Florida home, Jack Youngblood has an X-ray of his left leg, the broken one he played on in three playoff games during the 1979 season. We’re not talking about a hairline ...

Jack Youngblood was at the top of the list ... championship game and the Super Bowl for the Los Angeles Rams on a broken leg. Injuries were always a part of his career. Coming out of games ...

San Jose: Somewhere in his Florida home, Jack Youngblood has an X-ray of his left leg, the broken one he played on in three playoff games during the 1979 season. We're not talking about a hairline ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. "” Somewhere in his Florida home, Jack Youngblood has an X-ray of his left leg, the broken one he played on in three playoff games during the 1979 season. We"™re not talking ...