34. Jack Reynolds
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Dubbed “Hacksaw” because after a frustrating loss he sliced an old car in half with a hacksaw, Jack Reynolds was the 22nd overall pick in 1970 from the University of Tennessee, and he would win the starting Middle Linebacker job in 1973. Reynolds stayed as a starter for the team throughout the decade and would be named to two Pro Bowls (1975 & 1980), and he played 145 Games for the Los Angeles. He would later win two Super Bowls with San Francisco.
The Bullet Points
- Position: Linebacker
- Acquired: Drafted in the 1st Round, 22nd Overall in the NFL Draft 1/27/70.
- Departed: Signed by the San Francisco 49ers before the 1981 Season.
- Games Played: 145
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Notable Statistics:
110 Games Started
4 Interceptions
87 Interception Return Yards
13 Fumble Recoveries
18 Fumble Recovery Yards
1 Fumble Recovery Touchdown
3.5 Quarterback Sacks*
77 Approximate Value
14 Playoff Games
2 Interceptions
16 Interception Return Yards
1 Fumble Recovery
0 Fumble Recovery Yards
*Sacks were unofficially calculated by Pro Football Reference from 1960 to 1981. - Major Accolades and Awards: Pro Bowl (1975 & 1980)
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