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1970s NFL football music It's in a class all by itself

With a name like "Csonka," how could you be anything other than a fullback? The 'fins were never quite the same when LC moved on to the World Football League and then the Giants (and LC wasn't the same without Kuechenberg, Langer, Little, Evans, and Moore blocking for him).

One of the most courageous running backs ever..

I'd rather deal with the devil that try and tackle Csonka. He ran like he was pissed off at the ground and if the WFL didn't take the Dolphins stars, Shula would have won two more super bowls. That misdirection backfield was impossible to figure out.

One of my favorite RBs of all time . He never ran out of bounds. Always ran hard.

the thing about Larry is he really wanted punish his tacklers. he wanted them to be afraid of him. He had the physical talent, the mentality and the durability. Jim Kiick, who was his half-back and a very talented player, said he was suprised he ended up blocking for his full-back! the two of them were dedicated and would play 100% on the field, injuries and all. the Dolphins perfect season immortalized the team and made every player a house-hold word. they deserved it. Don Shula made the team what it was and their season of excellence ... The most eye-catching thing was watching Paul Warfield seemingly glide downfield for perfect receptions.

Anybody out there got what he gave??🏈🏈

When he was with the Giants he was essentially ineffective. They had no offensive line. When he was with the Dolphins he benefited from a great offensive line and excellent coaching.

When football looked real and not like a video game.

Larry was a beast indeed. Looked liked he was always falling down when he ran but they just seemed to be unable to tackle him! But pound for pound the biggest beast was John "going to hurt you "Riggins!

Did I see both Czonka and Little using their helmets to ram through the opponents. That's called running up and through a man . Would they be able to play that style today?

Back when football was power against power

A graceful running back and an outstanding pass catcher. He never got the credit due him because he worked behind a great O-line and had Sir Francis at QB. Where AP was an outstanding running back, Foreman was gifted at running, receiving and blocking.

Csonka, if Butkus were a fullback :)

Emmitt smith was great and had great stats but in my book dorsett was way more talented. Never played heavier than 192 but ran under 4.4 right till retirement. Emmitt had 20 pounds on him but not nearly as fast and didn’t have his moves

This guy needed two more good years for HOF status. Just good years. That's how great, and versatile, Chuck Foreman was,

Whats the name of the song?

Larry Csonka is absolutely one of the top 100 football players of all time.

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Good grief! Did you see how he forearmed Cards' All-Pro, Roger Wehrli, up into the air and four yards backwards here? Freakin' Godzilla with a football! Tackle at your own risk.

Larry Brown was the #1 workhorse in the NFL for several years in the early 1970s. The prototype of the all-around lead RB's that followed him.

I like the way Csonka kept both hands on the ball in traffic

Greatest fullback in NFL history. Hellva man

The first guy to touch Csonka paid the price at the receiving end of his forearm. Defensive players used to say that Csonka was the size of a lineman. I watched him live at the Orange Bowl throughout the 70s and he was the most punishing running back of his time. Defensive backs stood little chance in bringing him down without first being dragged for five yards or more.

Chuck is the man. Marshall faulk before Marshall faulk

Is he in the HOF?????

Grandioso Csonka. Es lo que falta hoy en fútbol, no hay no lo veo en el juego. Con tantas reglas nuevas, creo que le han lo espectacular al juego.

Dallas has been blessed with some great running backs, and Tony Dorsett was one of them!

Larry Csonka and Jim Taylor are the best fullbacks that ever played in the NFL.

Now that's some military type toughness Ron Rivera...

Love the music.

Here’s a fun “what if”: What if TD had run behind “The Great Wall”?

Tony Dorsett possessed lightning bolt exceleration!

Tony Dorsett one of the greatest all time!

I knew his cousin he is from the Massillon Ohio are

Ran like Walter Payton before Walter Payton...

I love G.F.

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Earl Campbell always came to play hard every week and collect heavy debts from all defensive players. Earl Campbell was not only a ferocious beast of power, not only one of the fastest running backs, not only the most determined player on the field, but he was also an incredibly wise runner scanning all possible moves to advance with surprise, stealth, and absolute ballet mastery when Earl so desired. He would never stop until tackled by half of a defense or he makes a touchdown. Of so many fine NFL running backs, I could only see "Sweetness" Walter Payton at this epic level of brilliance of overall mastery of the offensive ground game. Bless those blockers for sure, but Earl Campbell was a game changer of NFL.

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I still have the newspaper clippings when he retired the highlight reels are great but they don't tell the whole story of his life and career he really was a sports HERO not just a ball player

Csonka was amazing. Key player on the only NFL perfect team.

Csonka - the original Beast Mode.

Lol the clip 0:19 tells the whole story. We're going out of bounds but I'm still hitting you both And I will fall forward after all Is said and done.

Hey new head coach use our running back the same way, make him a threat constantly. It'll free up JJ TOO.

I live in Toledo Ohio I'm 59 years old and a Vikings fans since 1970 Chuck Foreman was extremely talented and a joy to watch.

A truly great one!!

I bet Paul Krause is still sore from that Super Bowl. I would hate to be a corner or free safety having to try tackling hime one on one.

Czonka now has a fishing show watch it all the time lol. He was great got his autograph! Miami undefeated with him too

Csonka looks like the player you create for fun in Madden who's 7'0 400 lbs. and has all his stats maxed out.