Jacob Green, Joe Nash, Jeff Bryant - The Die Hards

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVSJgAXQd8M

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[Maulbert]

Absolutely fantastic video on YouTube featuring a conversation between Jacob Green, Joe Nash, and Jeff Bryant. Definitely worth a watch.

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[AROS]

Great video! Love these salutes to the greats of year's past. Green, Bryant and Nash were absolute monsters on that 3-4 back in the day. Like Jacob said, they never got the recognition because Seattle truly was South Alaska back then. Along with Largent and many others, it's a shame they didn't get to retire with a ring.

 

[Sports Hernia]

Great video! Love these salutes to the greats of year's past. Green, Bryant and Nash were absolute monsters on that 3-4 back in the day. Like Jacob said, they never got the recognition because Seattle truly was South Alaska back then. Along with Largent and many others, it's a shame they didn't get to retire with a ring.

While I’ve always hated the 3-4 scheme, these 3 were flat out studs back in the day.
Severely underrated by everyone.

 

[Sports Hernia]

Great video! Love these salutes to the greats of year's past. Green, Bryant and Nash were absolute monsters on that 3-4 back in the day. Like Jacob said, they never got the recognition because Seattle truly was South Alaska back then. Along with Largent and many others, it's a shame they didn't get to retire with a ring.

While I’ve always hated the 3-4 scheme, these 3 were flat out studs back in the day.
Severely underrated by everyone.

 

[HawaiiD]

Hmmm... Where is Manu Tuiasosopo? Wasn't he apart of that great D line in the early mid 80's? And I thought we played a 4-3 back then?

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