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Jack Lambert

Jack Lambert

American former American football playerWikipedia

Search complete. 85 mentions across 45 episodes found for "Jack Lambert".

Oct 31, 2026

EricHOST
40:51
He relies on a game day lucky penny given to him by his daughter and generally wears a straw hat, which he was just pictured in on your photo there.
EricHOST
40:59
He played defensive back at Kent State alongside future Pro Bowl Hall of Fame Jack Lambert.
EricHOST
41:07
Let's see here.
EricHOST
41:09
He was in a Youngstown, Ohio bar when there was a shotgun hold-up robbery, and he was eating with Coach Bob Stoops, and neither of them noticed because they were too busy talking football.
Jonny HartwellHOST
9:49
855-333-9450.
Jonny HartwellHOST
9:50
What are you going to go with? Jack Lambert.
Jonny HartwellHOST
9:53
No, it's not Jack Lambert, but Jack's first name is John, so you're close.
Jonny HartwellHOST
9:58
All righty.
Jonny HartwellHOST
9:59
Thank you.
Mitch GalloHOST
30:50
That was 16 years ago, and today, 100 miles is the norm from Dave in the East Coast.
Mitch GalloHOST
30:56
And also, in my opinion, the scariest guy was Jack Lambert.
Mitch GalloHOST
31:00
Maybe Randy Johnson or Kimbo Slice is another one.
Sean CampbellHOST
31:05
Ooh, Kimbo Slice.
Mike McConnellHOST
0:35
We're going to talk Brown Steelers with him and also NFL films.
Mike McConnellHOST
0:39
I'm scrolling through stuff last night and I see somebody talking about Jack Lambert.
Mike McConnellHOST
0:44
And I'm like, Is that Greg Brinda? A young Greg Brinda? Apparently he was on NFL Films a number of times.
Mike McConnellHOST
0:51
Greg's going to talk about that.
LaVar ArringtonHOST
16:36
Mean Joe Green, Dwight White, all on the same line.
LaVar ArringtonHOST
16:41
And, oh, by the way, right behind them, you had the Jacks, Jack Ham and Jack Lambert.
LaVar ArringtonHOST
16:47
And, oh, by the way, you had Mel Blunt behind them, like an arch shell.
LaVar ArringtonHOST
16:52
Like, you would have never had these types of teams for more than, what, a year? Right.
LaVar ArringtonHOST
49:48
And oh, by the way, right behind them, you had the Jacks.
LaVar ArringtonHOST
49:52
Jack Hamm and Jack Lambert.
LaVar ArringtonHOST
49:55
And oh, by the way, you had Mel Blunt behind them, like an arch shell.
LaVar ArringtonHOST
49:59
Like, you would have never had these types of teams for more than what, a year? So this is what you're facing in college sports.
Heath ClineHOST
3:35
No, no, no.
Heath ClineHOST
3:36
Again, I reiterate, Jack Lambert, one of the toughest human beings to play football, retired because of turf toe.
Heath ClineHOST
3:44
This is...
Heath ClineHOST
3:45
Not a case where you just say, oh, it's a toe.
Rob KingHOST
23:50
being blocked back into you.
Rob KingHOST
23:52
These guys, the other thing is, for fans out there that want to see Jack Lambert running up and filling a hole and burying somebody, it's just not the way the game is played anymore.
Rob KingHOST
24:05
You want sideline to sideline guys who can track guys down, which I think Peyton Wilson has been outstanding at.
Rob KingHOST
24:11
I thought he was very good at it last year.
BobAUDIENCE
64:43
Let me ask you something.
BobAUDIENCE
64:45
You think Jack Lambert and me and Jack Green was smoking vapes in the locker room? Okay.
BobAUDIENCE
64:53
All right.
BobHOST
64:56
Do you think Jack
MikeyHOST
67:00
Hey, I know the Steelers got a game against the Browns coming up, but let me ask you a
speaker_11NARRATOR
67:04
question.
MikeyHOST
67:06
Do you think Jack Lambert and Mean Joe Green were smoking vapes in the locker room?
BobHOST
67:13
They were ripping
Christopher CarterHOST
13:05
Yeah, sure.
Christopher CarterHOST
13:06
He hasn't, you know, when they paid big money for him, he did not turn into the next Ryan Shazier, the next Jack Lambert or Devon Kirkland.
Christopher CarterHOST
13:14
He's none of those guys.
Christopher CarterHOST
13:15
What he does do is he gives you a really good athletic linebacker who can go sideline to sideline, who can communicate, can keep everyone on task and play his style of ball and look good in coverage.

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