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The first Super Bowl was so frustrating. After taking a 12-3 lead on Bruce Smith's safety, Andre Reed dropped a semi-deep pass. One more score could have put NY away, or at least forced them out of their running game. But Buffalo had to punt and NY scored at the end of the half. Then on the first drive of the 2nd half, both Dave ...
I watched Bruce Smith terrorize my favorite team quite frequently. He was one of the best during his prime. His appearance in "Little Giants" should reiterate that.
He was what you could call a "sack machine", if you were watching a game with him in it at some point he would get one, if not more. Athletically he was insane, he strength that could be compared to Hercules, and had speed that was just unfair for offensive linemen to keep up with.
I have no problem with this - what’s confusing is why I don’t hear Bruce Smith’s name more often. He has more sacks than any player ever, plus 2 DPOYs, 9 First team All-Pros and 11 Pro Bowls.
26 votes, 19 comments. Bruce Smith played for us between 2000 and 03 (only played half of the 03 season), and put up the following stats: 5 passes…
Bruce Smith's 200 seem almost impossible to beat. Closest active players are: Von Miller: 115. Chandler Jones: 107.5. Cam Jordan: 107. All of them are in the wrong side of the 30s, so I don't believe they can keep getting double digits sacks for 8-10 more years.
But for real, Bruce Smith was a bad man when the Bills were in town. Him vs. Richmond Webb was always a joy to watch.
