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He would run over defenders he wouldn't avoid getting nobody wanted to tackle them because they knew he would just destroy he was a barbarian in the NFL as a running back.

Earl Campbell defeats Jack Tatum to get the touchdown, Tatum sooner retires after that.

Was that Youngblood he trucked on the last play? the head butt to the chest was his move for sure, good stuff. A fan could feel good about spending his hard earned money watching him play.

That goal line run against the Dolphins was the best run I have ever seen

So fun watch. A Tasmanian Devil with 44-inch thighs.

Remember when NFL players just dropped the ball after a touchdown? Maybe hugged by a teammate or given a backslap? Hey, I got a touchdown, but that's what I'm paid to do. I've done it before and I'll do it again, no big deal. Now, it's choreographed dances that would make Liberace cringe. Sports are so sad now.

Can u imagine first game of the season, ur the middle linebacker, ur up close talking to your tall/wide nose guard, who is temporarily blocking your view of the opposing teams players… the opposing teams huddle breaks, your nose guard turns around and gets down in his stance revealing Michael Vick at quarterback, then Larry Czonka behind him, and Earl Campbell and Bo Jackson completing the wishbone formation behind Czonka!

Earl Campbell as a kid lol

donnie shell brought him down one on one! Later he and jack lambert would break his ribs!

Campbell was a tank

Some great blocking

I was a kid in the 70’s & 80’s & he was the MAN!

Big Earl beast mode before Marshawn lunch to the torch 🔥🔥

Every body thinks Patrick Mahomes is the greatest player from East Texas. He isn't. It's this man. Earl freaking Campbell!

To be that strong and that fast is just unfair

It was NOT business as usual for defenses the day Earl came into the NFL.

Mount Rushmore of running backs? 🤔

His sausage company was the best sausage i ever tasted, but wal mart doesn't sell it anymore for some reason.

70's and 80's football was the best. I miss the Oilers helmet and uniform and mostly Earl Cambell. Absolutely the most feared RB in the game. #1 Earl Cambell #2 Bo Jackson The best hit he ever took, The assassin, Jack Tatum. 1979: "The lick I took from Tatum, that's the only time I ever felt somebody hit me. A shock went down to the heels on my feet and it burned...Nobody knew this, but I was thinking, 'something's wrong.'" -Campbell

Dude's thighs were twice as big as his linemen's. Enough said.

Earl couldnt beat bad ref cslls

That breakaway speed at that size...

Jack Tatum suicidal hit.

The only reason the Houston Oilers of the mid and late 1970's couldn't reach the super bowl was because they had the misfortune of being in the same division as the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cincinnati bengals

What a horrendous format for a video....sweet jesus

I'm betting he wish he had side-stepped Jack Tatum

They dont make em like the Tyler Rose anymore thats for sure

I was ecstatic when Eddie was signed to Oilers. Lived in Webster Tx. Houston metro. Then had a chance to see him play as an oiler. I don’t remember if it was preseason game or season. I was so amazed at his size and agility. Was running and rocking the defensive line, line backs and secondary defenders. I was so close as well and could hear the hits and grunts an moans of each play. Watched with amazement and excitement. He had became my favorite player hands down those games seen him. He was 6’ 3” 27” arms and 34” thighs out of college an absolute beast of a man. Especially for a running back. My most memorable play of him was a rolling sweep left against Seattle i believe. He is trucking it the backs rough him up and he is still up. Trying to get his footing and stumbling legs and one hand. Then the safety comes for the kill shot and could see eddies eyes shift to him. Then both of them impact with such force but Eddie was lower and larger. Went right through this man. Swear it looked like the defenders neck broke from the collision and collapsed unconscious. The poor man twitching. Eddie not realizing he is still down until seconds after. Jumps up and roars but then sees the man and instantly goes to check on him. The whole stadium at beginning pumped and then silence when guy could not get back up. They took off the field in a stretcher. I was young so did not realize or think to much about the defenders injury. Was just impressed and in awe. Sealed my fascination with Eddie. I was furious when Houston gave up Oilers. Then became a Tennessee fan. I thought he was going to be the next Earl Campbell. He did proceed to amaze me but was a short career.

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The agility at that size still hasn’t been duplicated since he retired

Earl Campbell changed the league forever. He was big and tough to tackle and he could outrun anybody in the secondary a NASTY combination.

One of the best ever, what a monster ...

You forgot to show the time he won the Super Bowl...oooh,that's right him and that shitty ass team never won a Super Bowl. Houston sucks!!!

Gawd, the music, please change it.

Any time you get your jersey, torn off, you while running. The football you are considered dangerous, being on the field, that's how phenomenal good 👍 he was, unstoppable,

He amazed everyone, week after week. You could see the defensive huddle shaking their heads. He was deceptively fast for such a big guy. I'm happy to say, 'I was there'. I even had an Oiler blue Cadi El Dorado, to take me to the games. Good days

He bounced off of Jack "The Assassin" Tatum and scored! 😳

Five seasons of +1200 yards in a row.

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The three guys in my lifetime (1972-) in football on Sunday, defensive secondaries (and to be fair all the Defense) hated to see in a backfield: 1) Barry Sanders - no one better on astroturf 2) Earl Campbell - no one more brutal in his prime 3) Walter Payton - not the fastest, slickest, or biggest, but with the biggest heart and determination 4) Honorable mention: Bo Jackson (short career - speed & power off the charts) There are lots of others that gave people fits....but those top three ended careers on Sunday.

He strong like bull

Toughest football player ever! And very gifted!

Props as well to some excellent blocking for Earl.

Derrick Mason's body of work is HOF. I hope he gets considered. If Hester is in, D Mase should be in.

Im 53 been a Cowboys fan all my adult life, But Earl is my Favorite all time Back, I miss the power backs from that era. What id give to see a Campbell or Okoye nowadays

Still the only running back in NFL history to have 4 - 200+ yard games in one season

Excellent

simply outstanding 😮a blast from the past

I became a fan of the titans when Eddie started popping up on the highlight reels. Him, McNair, Dyson and wycheck were a solid bunch!

Earl could run inside or out and he was faster than he looked but Bum Phillips wore him out. Earl is in a wheelchair now.