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John Sumner Reynolds (born November 22, 1947), nicknamed " Hacksaw ", is an American former professional football player who was a linebacker in the National Football League (NFL).
- 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m)
- November 22, 1947 (age 75), Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.
- 232 lb (105 kg)
- Linebacker
22 de out. de 2017 · O livro 'Existencialismo', de Jack Reynolds oferece uma introdução bem acessível ao existencialismo, vertente filosófica e literária que se desenvolveu intensamente na Europa, em especial na França, durante o século XX.
- Born to Be A Football Player
- Reynolds Switches Positions
- “Hacksaw” Is Born
- First Round Pick
- Reynolds Eventually Becomes A Starter
- Near Misses For The Rams
- Super Bowl Bound
- Reynolds Heads North
- Reynolds Denies Lott A Pencil
- Another Super Bowl For Reynolds
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John Sumner Reynolds was born on November 22, 1947, in Cincinnati, Ohio, and he was a character from the very beginning. He had the disposition to run over and through people while playing sports and excelled as a fullback at Western Hills High School in Cincinnati. Western Hills happens to be the same school attended by former MLB All-Star Pete Ro...
Arriving on the Tennessee campus in 1966, Reynolds spent time with the freshman team and continued his fullback duties. Although he wasn’t able to play as a freshman, the Vols went 8-3 and defeated the Syracuse Orangemen, 18-12, in the Gator Bowl. In 1967, Reynolds began the year playing on offense before being switched to the defensive side of the...
By 1968, Reynolds and fellow linebacker Steve Kiner were making life difficult for opposing offenses. The duo was able to stop traffic inside (Reynolds) as well as outside (Kiner). During the season, Reynolds showed off his play-making skills when he picked off the ball twice for 42 total return yards. Tennessee had an 8-2-1 record during Reynolds’...
Hacksaw’s attack on an unlucky automobile helped the Vols win their next two games. During a contest against Kentucky a week after the Ole Miss loss, Reynolds recovered a Wildcat fumble in the end zone for the winning score. However, the hacksaw stunt wasn’t enough to help Tennessee beat rival Florida in the Gator Bowl. The hard-fought game went do...
In 1970, Reynolds joined a Rams team that was full of veteran leadership. He didn’t get much playing time and came off the bench during his first three years in the league. Finally, in 1973, Hacksaw cracked the starting lineup and collected two interceptions, four fumble recoveries, and a half sack (the NFL did not keep track of tackles at the time...
In 1974, the Rams began three straight years of agony. From ’74 through the 1976 season, LA posted winning records during the regular season including 12 wins in 1975. However, the team lost in the NFC Championship game each year as well. In ’74, the Rams lost to Minnesota by four. That loss was followed by an embarrassing 37-7 beatdown to the Cowb...
The 1977 Rams returned to the postseason but lost in the Divisional round to Minnesota. In 1978, fate was once again cruel for LA when the franchise went 12-4 and beat Minnesota in the Divisional round only to lose to the Cowboys in the NFC title game. Finally, after four NFC Championship game appearances in five years, the Rams broke through in 19...
In 1979, Reynolds tallied two fumble recoveries including one returned for a score. The following season, he had an interception and two fumble recoveries and was voted to his second Pro Bowl. Despite his steady play and leadership on defense, the Rams released Reynolds after their 11-5, 1980 season. Although it didn’t look like it on the surface, ...
Walsh knew Reynolds was a different breed when the linebacker showed up to his first camp with the ’Niners carrying his own film projector. Even after long practices and meetings, Reynolds would retreat to his dorm room to watch more film. His intense nature soon got the attention of a highly prized rookie, Ronnie Lott. Lott had been a star at USC ...
Lott and the 49ers got a taste of who Hacksaw was early in the 1981 season. For each pregame meal, Reynolds decided to arrive ready to play. Mouths dropped when Hacksaw walked into their very first team breakfast already dressed in his uniform with eye black and tape included. This wasn’t a first-game ritual, Reynolds did this for every game. Reyno...
Learn how Jack "Hacksaw" Reynolds became a star linebacker for the Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers in the 1970s and 1980s. From his college days at Tennessee to his Super Bowl wins, discover his story of how he got his nickname, his style of play, and his legacy.
Learn about the life and career of Jack Reynolds, a linebacker who played for the Rams and 49ers in the 1970s and 80s, and earned the nickname "Hacksaw" for sawing a car in half after a loss. Find out how he became a unique and controversial character, a compulsive preparer, and a retiree who lived on a Caribbean island.
Jack Reynolds - Existencialismo, Este livro fornece uma introdução acessível ao existencialismo, o movimento filosófico e literário que veio a predominar na Europa, particularmente na França, em meados do século XX.
