Welcome to another exciting episode of "2 Giant Goofballs: A New York Giants Podcast" hosted by Drew and Rob! In this episode, titled "Best Tackles in Giants History: Bookends of the Offensive Line," Drew and Rob delve into the rich legacy of the New York Giants' offensive line and celebrate some of the most influential tackles in franchise history.
Join them as they discuss the remarkable contributions of these iconic Giants tackles, exploring their impact on the team's success and their lasting legacy within the organization. Here are the featured tackles in order of their significance:
As one of the greatest tackles in NFL history, Roosevelt Rosey Brown dominated the field during his career with the Giants from 1953 to 1965. A nine-time Pro Bowler and Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee, Brown's exceptional skills and athleticism made him a formidable force.
Frank Cope, who played for the Giants from 1938 to 1947, was a tenacious and durable tackle who played a crucial role in the team's success.
While primarily recognized as the Giants' head coach, Steve Owen had an illustrious playing career as a tackle in the 1920s and 1930s. Owen's leadership and skills on the field laid the foundation for his successful coaching career with the team.
Known for his versatility, David Diehl played both guard and tackle during his tenure with the Giants from 2003 to 2013. Diehl's durability, technique, and leadership made him a reliable presence on the offensive line, earning him two Super Bowl rings.
John Mellus was a standout tackle for the Giants in the 1960s, known for his strong blocking and consistent performances.
As a recent addition to the Giants, Andrew Thomas has already displayed promise and potential as a tackle. The fourth overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, Thomas has shown the ability to anchor the offensive line and has a bright future ahead.
Len Grant was a notable tackle who played for the New York Giants during his career. Known for his strength and agility, Grant was a key component of the Giants' offensive line.
Ed Widseth was a talented tackle for the New York Giants known for his strength and technique on the offensive line.
Al Blozis was a highly respected tackle who made his mark on the New York Giants. Standing at an impressive 6'6" and weighing over 250 pounds, Blozis possessed great size and strength. Tragically, Blozis' promising career was cut short when he lost his life while serving in World War II. Despite his short time with the team, Blozis is remembered a
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