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Kevin Greene's HOF Speech


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1 hour ago, KillerKat said:

I remember when my Dad saw that Kevin Greene was now a Panther during the 11 o'clock news. He was so excited that he came upstairs and woke me up and said "We just got Kevin Greene!" I was like "who?" at first because I just got woken up. Then he said "Kevin Greeene. The linebacker from Pittsburgh" and I was like "OH wow! Awesome!". I was about 11 at the time.

Gotta enjoy and reminis with moments with the pops. Cool moment bro!

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1 hour ago, KillerKat said:

I remember when my Dad saw that Kevin Greene was now a Panther during the 11 o'clock news. He was so excited that he came upstairs and woke me up and said "We just got Kevin Greene!" I was like "who?" at first because I just got woken up. Then he said "Kevin Greeene. The linebacker from Pittsburgh" and I was like "OH wow! Awesome!". I was about 11 at the time.

11 o'clock news 11 years old?

 

 

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1 hour ago, electro's horse said:

Never forget: he signed with the 49ers over the panthers because they'd let him wrestle in wcw

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He was wrestling with WCW as a Panther in the off season. I thought he left over a heated contract dispute with Bill Polian following his 1996 league leading sack title. Greene held out of camp that season and Polian gave him the boot right before the season started. Once Bill Polian left town Greene came back.

He wanted to be a coach for the Panthers, but they did not give him a shot. So, he followed Capers to the Packers. He loved it here in Carolina.

He was a liability in pass coverage, but he was a monster at rushing the QB.

Kevin Greene - Sam Mills - Carlton Bailey - Lamar Lathon was the best LB unit this team has ever had in their history. If Shaq can make the leap before TD retires and Kuechly improves his pass rush/blitz, then the TD - Kuechly - Shaq combo may overshadow that 1996 crew. Hopefully, Shaq can make that leap this season.

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2 hours ago, tiger7_88 said:

From walk-on football player at Auburn to Defensive Player of the Year in the Southeastern Conference in 1984 (and let me say as an aside here that my college years at Auburn perfectly coincided with KGs, so I remember him so well... class act and helluva player).

To 5th round NFL draft choice.

To multiple Pro Bowls and All-Pros.

To the NFL Hall of Fame.

Oh, and also Army Reserve officer.

And most bad-ass HoF bust I've ever seen.

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How can a person not be a fan of Kevin Greene?

Dude, keep givin me goosebumps

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2 hours ago, CPantherKing said:

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He was wrestling with WCW as a Panther in the off season. I thought he left over a heated contract dispute with Bill Polian following his 1996 league leading sack title. Greene held out of camp that season and Polian gave him the boot right before the season started. Once Bill Polian left town Greene came back.

He wanted to be a coach for the Panthers, but they did not give him a shot. So, he followed Capers to the Packers. He loved it here in Carolina.

He was a liability in pass coverage, but he was a monster at rushing the QB.

Kevin Greene - Sam Mills - Carlton Bailey - Lamar Lathon was the best LB unit this team has ever had in their history. If Shaq can make the leap before TD retires and Kuechly improves his pass rush/blitz, then the TD - Kuechly - Shaq combo may overshadow that 1996 crew. Hopefully, Shaq can make that leap this season.

Dude he was a glorified DE in a 3-4,pointless to say he was poor in coverage.

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