He was in the NFL for 12 years with 4 different teams (Raiders, Chiefs, Broncos, Jets) with a total of 551 tackles, 51 sacks, and 4 interceptions. His best years were from 1994-97 where he was selected to the Pro Bowl in each of the years. In 1995, he was selected to the First-Team All-Pro team.
Growing up, I remember that random Raiders defense who had a ferocious front 4 with Jerry Ball, Nolan Harrison, Anthony Smith, and McGlockton.
These are hilights of the Raiders defense in the 1990s. They had a good number of playmakers who had a nose for the ball.
This is a NFL Primetime from 1995 that reviews a Week 8 game between the Indianapolis Colts and Oakland Raiders. A good clip because it brings back memories of the Colts and Raiders players from 1995. In 1:03, Anthony Smith and McGlockton crush Harbaugh, taking him out of the game. The Raiders win this game 30-17 to go 6-2.
Here is another NFL Primetime from 1995 that reviews the Week 15 game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Oakland Raiders. As we can see, the Raiders front 4 were able to apply pressure to O'Donnell, but unfortunately the Raiders fell short at the end. They lost the game 29-10 to go 8-6.
This is an NFL Primetime clip from 1994 Week 6 that reviews the game between the Oakland Raiders and New England Patriots. Once again, we see the Raiders front 4 were able to apply pressure to Drew Bledsoe and cause havoc. The Raiders win the game 21-17 to go 2-3 for the year.
Watching these clips, I do miss the old mid 1990s quarterbacks: Jim Harbaugh, Drew Bledsoe, Kordell Stewart, Neil O'Donnell, Billy Joe Hobert, and Jeff Hostetler. Rest in peace to a solid defensive tackle who will be missed. Chester McGlockton.
somehow i don't think ANY of their employers miss them. lol.
ReplyDeleteI do not think so either, especially the Raiders. I cringe every time i hear the name Billy Joe Hobert.
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