Wow. I was so pumped in we drafted him. He had some moments but never really panned out. Worley and Walter Abercrombie were expected to pick up where Franco left off. Wasnt until Bettis came that run game was solid. Barry Foster had an incredible 3 or 4 year run too. Worley seems like good dude.
This guy is awesome! He is a cool dude. I enjoyed listening to him. He is all heart and played with heart. Loved the way it was all summed up at the end..."Once a Steeler......ALWAYS a Steeler!"
I had always remembered Tim as a bust during a time when the Steelers were struggling to re-attain greatness. This interview had me questioning my memory, until I re-examined his short career. It's clear Tim has overcome several unfortunate challenges in his life, and I'm happy he is where he is today. Best wishes to you, Tim! Always a Steeler!
3.9 yard career average isn't too bad. The Bus averaged 3.9 for his career. I suspect things would have gone differently if Worley played for a better Steelers team.
he could not go through his senior yr as he states. he was declared academically ineligible and declared for the draft. i remember because i was in athens and attended uga and remember when they reported it on the news.
This was a good 😌 interview miss the days when guys were well spoken
Wow. I was so pumped in we drafted him. He had some moments but never really panned out. Worley and Walter Abercrombie were expected to pick up where Franco left off. Wasnt until Bettis came that run game was solid. Barry Foster had an incredible 3 or 4 year run too. Worley seems like good dude.
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This guy is awesome! He is a cool dude. I enjoyed listening to him. He is all heart and played with heart. Loved the way it was all summed up at the end..."Once a Steeler......ALWAYS a Steeler!"
I had always remembered Tim as a bust during a time when the Steelers were struggling to re-attain greatness. This interview had me questioning my memory, until I re-examined his short career. It's clear Tim has overcome several unfortunate challenges in his life, and I'm happy he is where he is today. Best wishes to you, Tim! Always a Steeler!
3.9 yard career average isn't too bad. The Bus averaged 3.9 for his career. I suspect things would have gone differently if Worley played for a better Steelers team.
the Bius has more yards in one season than Worley had in his career LOL
@@jnyfumare no one said that he was as good as the Bus
Hi Pittsburgh!!!
Watching a TH-cam short talking about Georgia running backs and immediately said Tim Worley.
Hi Timmy ❤ Carolina Boy ❤
Tim Worley currently number 371 out of 1601 players on my all-time Pittsburgh Steelers list
Who's number 877?
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@@davidmitchell6873 probably Limas
Wife beat me bye a couple years but been a steelers fan since 6 years old . Steelers always a Steeler.
I'm so glad Tim looks like he's doing well. Thank you for everything Mr. Worley!
Tim is a class act. Najee needs to learn a little of the slow down and get your head up from Mr. Worley.
My buddy was a bouncer in a Pittsburgh area bar and had to once physically remove Tim from the premises.
Fumble against Denver in the playoffs when we were icing the game is my main memory of him. 1989 season
3 lost fumbles against the Browns in the home opener caused anguish.
@@Bandboxxer-v3n OH GOD YES!!! 51-0 the worst lost I've ever watched the Steelers take. And I've been watching since 1978
coulda sworne that was randy jackson
he could not go through his senior yr as he states. he was declared academically ineligible and declared for the draft. i remember because i was in athens and attended uga and remember when they reported it on the news.
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