From 1985 to 2003, Bruce Smith had opposing quarterbacks seeing ghosts. Now, he’s honoring their memory in a hilarious way.

Originally from Norfolk, Virginia, Smith established himself as a legend in New York’s vast football history. A first overall pick of the Buffalo Bills in 1985, Smith quickly became one of the fiercest defensive players in all of football, and finished his career with an even 200 sacks

That number has still yet to be surpassed.

In his post-playing career, Smith lives a life away from football. He works as a large-scale hotel designer, and resides in Virginia Beach. He still, however, has the “killer” instinct that made him so successful in the NFL. As you’ll see below, he created a memorial of sorts to remember the many, many quarterbacks that fell victim to his clutches during his NFL career.

Here is Smith showing off his “graveyard” to to current Cleveland Browns linebacker, Myles Garrett.

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Inside Buffalo’s Bruce Smith’s Spook-tacular Quarterback Graveyard

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The Inspiration Behind Smith’s Graveyard

The inspiration behind Smith’s graveyard was Myles Garrett, edge rusher for the Cleveland Browns. His graveyard is a bit less…full…than Smith’s.

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A Graveyard of Champions

It didn’t matter who you were, or how many championships or MVPs you have. Smith would get to you, and he would take you down.

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A Graveyard of TV Personalities

Brian Griese puts his headset on for every week’s Monday Night Football, knowing that a small part of him lies at rest in Virginia.

Even Boomer Esiason, a legend at the QB position and behind the microphone, couldn’t escape Smith’s booming hits behind the line of scrimmage.