Jim Burt

What was with that? That was the strangest thing I've seen since Theismann's injury when all the Redskins offensive linemen ignored him.

You know, LT and Jim Burt were going like, oh, my God, come out here.

And all the Redskins players were like, eh.

And look, because I'm in the area, they hated Joe Theismann.

yeah there's some giants i can come around on

bavaro is never going to be one of them so i came around on jim burt i came around on bard oats both played with the niners easy to like those guys both by the way both those former giants they both won super bowls wearing

niner

uh uniform so thank you thanks parcells thanks man

Uh, well, that was in, in, in training camp my rookie year with, with Lee Roy Selmon, Hugh Green, some of the great, uh, defensive players from that era.

And, uh, of course there was always guys like, you know, Michael Carter and, and Jim Burt and Klecko, you know.

Those are guys that w- would get your attention really fast.

So, uh, you know, it was a privilege to, to play against those guys also and, and to, and to look back and say, "You know what? I had a good career and played against some great talent." Reggie White.

Great matchup between Hilgenberg.

And Jim Burt, the giant nose tackle.

Shotgun formation for the Bears on third down and three.

The football to the 48th yard line.

Payton hit by Jim Bird and struggles forward across the 35.

And he's out to about the 37-yard line.

Lawrence Taylor helping out on that tackle, along with the nose guard, Jim Burt, and three yards the game for the Bears, leaving a second down and seven yards to go.

Let's pause for station identification of the Chicago Bears, Radio Network.

And there was so much talk about the late '80s and early '90s Giants teams because their defense with Lawrence Taylor, Carl Banks, Harry Carson, um...

Oh my God, who's the linebacker that I cannot remember right now? Uh, Jim Burt, I think, was o- on those teams, too.

Uh, maybe he was more in the '90s, but that, those teams, like defensive superstars, absolute freaks.

I know everyone hears all about Lawrence Taylor, but I just saw an interview with Bill Belichick where he was saying that Carl Banks ended up finding something on film that an opposing team was doing that they could exploit, and he just goes into the fact of like those were the types of high IQ football players that were on this team.

Russell Maryland was from Chicago.

Jim Burt was from New York.

It's a good pull by you, dude.

It's a good pull.

were built around the linebackers.

Not that you didn't have Jim Burt and you didn't have Eric Howard and you had Eric and

Leonard Marshall.

Yeah.