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😇 Christian Okoye got to 275 lbs and still had less than 2% body fat! He was sold muscle! That is why they called him the "Nigerian Nightmare"! 😎
Until he met Steve Atwater!
Walter Payton of the Bears should definitely be on this list. He retired as number 1 rusher of all time and I think he missed 1 game because of injury!
I think it's because Payton wasn't a power back. He never had to hit anyone because he would just jump over everybody.
@@davestvwatching2408 No. Walter was extremely physical irrespective of size. So much so that several years after Campbell's career was cut short, Payton was approaching Brown's all-time mark. When asked about Payton, he said, "I don't know how he's lasted as long as he has playing so physical at his size (5" 10' 205lbs). I didn't." Payton saw Campbell come and go. He wasn't a big bruising back, but he exploded into defenders for 13 years, missing only 1 game. He wasn't ONLY a power back like the dudes on this list. He was a halfback, so he could make you miss too, but he was known to run over DBs, LBs and some DLs consistently.
The one I remember best was Earl Campbell. I hated him in college because he was at a rival school but then when he went to the pros I could cheer him on. Nowadays he has a brand of sausage links that I buy 🤣
Jim Brown once said, “you can put me at number one, Earl Campbell at number two, then you can put the rest wherever you want”! Earls most famous nickname was the Tyler Rose. He grew up in Tyler Texas on a rose farm. His thighs were the size of tree trunks! I got to see him 10 to 12 times as a kid. He always had the Astrodome (stadium) rockin!
They forgot about Walter Payton. He was a bad hombre. Tacklers bounced off him like pinballs. Payton rarely got hurt. He only missed one game during his career due to injury.
Got to check out Bo Jackson. Should be on list even with shortened career.
Once a raider. Always a raider
Jim Brown was arguably a better lacrosse player than football player. The only man to be in the College Hall of Fame, NFL Hall of Fame, Lacrosse Hall of Fame and the first ever class of the U.S. Army ROTC National Hall of Fame. He excelled in just about everything he did...
Cool video, but the most feared running back in NFL history was NOT a power back. His name is Barry Sanders, and NO ONE wanted to find themselves one on one against him for fear of being made to look incredubly foolish. You should check out his highlights.
Yeah, it depends on what they mean by "fear". Sanders definitely made defenses afraid that he would embarrass them.
What about Bo!?
Sanders was terrifying
Barry Sanders for sure. I would put LaDainian Tomlinson up there, too. Everyone already knew he was going to light up the game when he got the handoff, much to the glee of all those lucky fantasy football players who got to pick first. An average game for him would be aa career game for most players. He still holds (or shares) 15 NFL records.
Disagree. Smith was a better back, in my humble opinion.
I got Mike Alstott autograph.. omg I thought I was going to fall over. Than there was the time my son (who was 3) Got Emmit Smith's attention and he came over and signed a program.. but my son was calling him over to sign a football for a kid that was yelling for him too. My son said.. thank you! but this guy needs his ball signed lol..
Lynch was absolutely insane. He would have at times two or three guys on him and he would just pull them down the field like a raging river.
The reason that John Riggins got better with age was coaching. For most of his career he had coaches who made him fit into their system.
In 1980 Riggins sat out the season due to a contract dispute. He was 31 at the time. In 1981 the Redskins (now Commanders) hired future Pro Football (coaching) and NASCAR (team owner) Hall of Famer Joe Gibbs. Gibbs talked Riggins into returning (famous Riggins quote “I’m bored, I’m broke and I’m back”) and then built an offense around Riggins’ running style.
Riggins’ nickname of “The Diesel” was because, just like a diesel engine, it took him a while to get warmed up, but once he did he could go forever.
Today, most running backs are washed up by 30. With today’s defensive linemen being stronger and faster than linemen of the past due to enhanced training techniques, they put more punishment on the bodies of running backs and they wear out younger.
I had the privilege to be in Houston to see Henry in the final game of the 2020 season. I was stoked to go to my first NFL game, but I was ecstatic to see Henry. I was cheering for the Texans and hoping he would make history even though he is a Titan. It was definitely incredible seeing him plow through the Texans defense like he did. It was the big topic that me and my mom talked about on our way home back to Austin from the game.
For Tecmo Bowl, you want to choose LA, because they have Bo Jackson.
I love watching these highlights some of the best here thank you
They left O J Simpson off the list. He was a killer running back.
Oh yeah he murdered his opponents
He's a criminal though. That car chase was the lowest point of his life..
The comedian Richard Pryor used to like to tell stories about Jim Brown. One of them went like this: During a game a defensive player stuck his hand thru Jim's facemask. Jim immediately bit down on the hand. When asked why Jim responded: "Everything outside my mask belongs to him. Everything inside my mask belongs to me." I don't know if that's a true story, but if it isn't, it ought to be.
Walter Payton was as hard a hitter as there is pound for pound. He was not seem as a power back but no one tackled him without paying a price. He would lower his shoulders and just drill guys , men often larger than him
Wow thanks that was a blast from the past. Thank you.
Walter "Sweetness"Payton!!!!!!! Barry Sanders, Billy Sims.
Those are all speed or elusive backs, this was a list of power backs. All three mentioned are great running backs in their own right and sometime even better than power backs, but you go into games wondering how bad getting hit by Derrick Henry or "The Bus" is going to hurt when they collide with you, you go into games against Barry Sanders wondering how foolish you're going to look tackling air when he jukes completely around you leaving the tackler wondering where he went.
@@cstains5543Payton was far more of a power runner than speed. You need to go back and watch Payton highlights in which he consistently ran over people and exploded into contact. He actually did not have top end speed, but superior wiggle, strength, vision, balance, and of course heart. He looked defenders up to run them over.
@@cstains5543 then the title of the video is inaccurate.
@@steveneff5852 Sanders and Sims were more elusive and that's what I was responding to. Forgot Payton was there.
@@cstains5543 Roger
Grew up a Washington fan... Riggins was a beast, but DC's offensive line were dominant in the eighties
I love Marshawn Lynch!
"I'm only here so I don't get fined" 🤣
I love that you two are sharing a set of headphones still lol.
My Top 3 Bucs, Alstott, Lee Roy Selmon, Ricky Bell
I say Allstot is the most dominant fullback. Being a Tampa Bay fan I never saw him lose ground he never was stopped at the line of scrimmage. He hit players so hard with his forehead they always went backwards. At the end of his career he had to have bones in his neck replaced with cadaver bones.
He should be in the Hall of Fame by now.
being the old school "houston oilers" fan i was and am, i am soooo grateful earl campbell made this list. there have been decades of dominating rb's since #34, but to think he is still acknowledged..... wow. luv ya blu'! gonna get me some earl campbell hot links this weekend just 'cause. and maybe, if i can find it still?... some bum phillips sausage!!!!!
Jim Taylor in the 1962 NFL championship game against the New York Giants is the game that he became a legend. He played with a gash on his forearm that needed stitches and his tongue was split open. He scored the only offensive touchdown in that game.
A legend? That's what we call typical shift in hockey!. jk
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I would have put Bo Jackson on the list, his career was short but it was powerful.
I agree Bo Jackson should at least be top 10if not top 5
Franco Harris of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Won FOUR Superbowls. Was a Superbowl MVP.
Oh and the narrator wasn't lying about Zonka being mean. I saw him punch a defender in the face as he came in and attempted to tackle him.
I wore #40 in High school because of Mike Alstott he was an Absolute Beast
Bo Jackson aka the greatest athlete of all time, was both a power back and a world class sprinter who could simply outrun the competition.
Gotta give the nod to Jim Brown
Csonka also played in Super Bowl 8 in Houston (Rice Stadium) which is just down the street from where I live and work. Miami won the game needless to say.
Dude I hate how they never show enough footage in these top ten videos. Also you guys should definitely react to John Riggins, Earl Campbell, and Larry Csonka
The vast majority of the time running backs wear out young. Many are effectively done before thirty years old, some don't even make it four years, meaning they are done before 26 years old. But a few backs have turned into monsters after they turned 30.
Running backs are different from fullbacks, usually bigger & stronger. Average career for a running back is approx 5yrs for a fullback Approx 8yrs, also fullbacks have less carries.
Henry is Tessesseans favorite. GO TITANS!!
Killer video! I think they got it right going on power, these are the best.
Hey Bees, one thing you should know about american football - back in the days when most of these guys played, the offensive backfield consisted of the quarterback, the running back or halfback who was the speed runner, and the fullback… who was positioned behind the QB & in front of the halfback.
Back then they did not use the shotgun snap - the QB was immediately behind the center who snapped the ball.
The fullback would usually be the lead blocker for the running back - plowing the way for the speedier guy to get past the other team’’s defensive linemen.
But often the fullback would be given the ball and could be through an opening more quickly than the halfback because he was closer.
That’s where these big guys were featured. Thanks !
6:50 on average, running backs have the shortest NFL tenures, usually tapping out after 2 or 3 years, so even making it TO 30 on the pro stage usually means you're in elite company. To have your best years at that point is virtually unheard of.
The positions with the longest NFL careers are generally kickers (good ones play into their 40s) and perhaps surprisingly, quarterbacks (the league likes to protect their money makers, so you can't hit them or, if it's Tom Brady, even hurt their feelings).
Larry Csonka was my favorite but I think Walter Payton should be up there too. He had finesse and lots of power.
To this day, people still ask if I'm related to John Riggins. Sadly, not that I know of.
Bo Jackson, but two greats but nit hard hitting were barry sanders and Curtis Martin. Jim brown went in to appear in quite a few movies.
Christian Okoye never played football until he was 23.
Walter Payton, Barry Sanders, Gale Sayers are three of the greatest.
This video was on the best big running backs or also called power backs. Not a list of the overall best
You mentioned that these guys were bigger than you thought and you thought running backs were small and fast. Running backs generally are. There is a specialty position called fullback and that's what these guys generally are. Not exclusively, but all of these backs are known for being huge slamming players. That's why they are on this list. But there are other great backs that are what you thought they would be. Fast and elusive.
I'm hugh Bettis (the bus) I even have his jersey which I wear with pride.
I would guess someone has already said it, but this is a list of the most physical running backs; not necessarily the best running backs ever. From this video: Jim Brown, Earl Campbell, Jerome Bettis, John Riggins, and Derrick Henry (whenever he retires) are the ones who would be on a Top 20-25 All-Time list.
Brown is always in the mix as the best ever. It's always between him and 3 or 4 others. Usually Walter Payton, Barry Sanders, and Emmitt Smith thrown into that interchangeable group with Brown, along with a few others. Depends on who is writing the list.
This list is accurate.
#1 Jim Brown
Everybody else.
And that's coming from a guy who likes Walter Payton and is old enough to have seen Barry Sanders play.
Barry is probably the greatest football player ever pound for pound. He was indescribable for his size. But Jim Brown in his prime would dominate TODAY'S NFL. He was a freight train with a helmet on.
Mike Alstot was a beast
You guys should check out a highlight reel of Emmit Smith. Seriously. Probably the best all-around running back of all time.
I couldn't believe Emmet Smith wasn't on the list.
Watched Alstott his whole career. Never seen a RB/FB more dominating before or since.
Hahahaha -- you're kidding right? Mike Alstott was a cloud of dust and two yards. The only reason he got pro bowls was because the Bucs were sleazy enough to claim he was a fullback when he played halfback most of the time. No way he belongs on this list.
Just to further clarify, Alstott average 3.7 yards per carry in his career. Those are mediocre numbers for a running back. However, in an era when fullbacks were either not used or mainly just blockers Tampa Bay lined him up as a half back but listed him as a full back where, since he out preformed real full backs, he got his pro bowl bids. Real a sleazy move on Tampa's part which a lot, and I mean a lot, of fans around the league complained about. It's a joke he is on this list compared to many much, much better power backs who were omitted.
I'm talking about his one monster year, not his whole career.
They didn’t do a very good job of showing these running backs actually run over people. There are many examples of these guys running straight into defenders sending them on their asses hard. Those are the great highlights.
I think maybe a few people misunderstand most feared.
These guys are punishers that probably hit would be tacklers harder than they get hit.
Jamaal Charles from the Kansas City Chiefs had the most yards per carry in NFL history (5.38) and most yards in a single quarter (165) but I don’t think anyone was scared to tackle him head on.
Earl Campbell only had a 4.3 yards per carry and no one wanted to tackle him head on.
Jamaal Charles, Barry Sanders, Tony Dorsett and those types of runners would try to step, spin or slip around a defender for extra yards. Mike Alstott, John Riggins, Christian Okoye, etc., would say, hold my beer and watch this as they put a helmet in the sternum of the attempted tackler and see how far they could knock them off their feet.
THAT is what this video is about.
I know one running back that should be on this list. There are at least two people that would fear him (if they were still alive). That would be O.J. Simpson.
Earl Campbell was the most dominant back for the time he played, Jim Brown the greatest ever, those guys easily 1 and 2 all time.
If you want to see a big hit. Watch Steve Atwater stops Okoye.
My experience in my life is that older muscle is stronger, more efficient and has more endurance. I had many experiences with younger, more athletic people helping me do a task and they were struggling while I was trying to get them to do at least as much as me. I am not muscular or athletic. I am just efficient, I think.
Barry Sanders should have been on this list. Barry would break ankles
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The average career for a running back in the NFL is 3.5 years, they take a beating especially power backs
Awesome, Ray Nitschke, Green Bay Packers. Opposing team players would actually run from him. He would hurt you, lol. check him out
I've watched all of these players on the list in action and the only criticism is that it dismisses players from an earlier year. One such guy that I've often heard about was Marion Motley. He not only attacked defenders but would also play linebacker and knock the crap out of the other team's running backs.
Maybe check out Walter Payton.
Adrian Peterson should have definitely made this list. He was like Jim Brown.
Shoutout to DH the KING
A great power back is Steven Jackson, he dragged defenders all through the field
Earl Campbell's health is pretty messed up after retirement to the point of not being able to walk today. he is often used as an example to show that the NFL has/had poor retirement health care for their players.
Jamal Lewis could have been on the list if he would have stayed healthy. He had it all.
My son started playing football at the age of 6. He ended up getting the nickname’Big Mac’ because the one child grabbed his pants and my son dragged him down the field. In high school he took down three boys at one time just by putting his arms out and the boys ran into him. They looked like they ran into a clothesline they just went backwards and took a minute to getup.
Walter Payton, Barry Sanders, OJ Simpson, Emmit Smith, Eric Dickerson, and Adrian Peterson should have made the list.
Look up Earl Campbell on TH-cam. This clip didn't show his most powerful runs.
Watch Bo Jackson Highlights, most powerful runner of all time, so powerful he tore his hip out being tackled from behind. Was also an amazing baseball player, with one of the best arms ever, Likely the best American sports athlete ever.
Jim Thorpe.
And could break baseball bats over those boulder like thighs!
Watch Earl Campbell highlights. The new generation of running backs defense is softer now
Walter Payton. Sweetness
Do the best of Barry sanders and Calvin Johnson aka Megatron
Ya this definitely wasn’t the “best RB’s” of all time I think it was just most intimidating. Kinda like we need 2 yards give it to him and just let him run that way. Definitely not the best of all time
Barry Sanders was the most fun to watch. You should watch a video entirely about him.
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Cowbabies didn't count because without the strong o line of the 90s emmitt would of been nothing
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James, I think you watched "Biggest NFL Hits (Here Comes the Boom)." Has Millie seen it? If you hasn't, I think you should do a react video to that. I think we would all like to see her reaction to the hits in that video--hahaha.
I think she has reacted to hits in general though. NHL hits is one.
Now you have to react to the Steve Atwater hit on Christian Okoye a.k.a. the Nigerian Nightmare...
Sadly these kinds of power backs are mostly a thing of the past. Fullbacks have been all but phased out entirely and with such a heavy emphasis on the passing game in modern football the focus is now on more finessed RB's that can act as receivers as well. That said you CANNOT have a list of feared RB's and NOT put Barry Sanders on there. I know the theme of this video was RB's who can just run guys over but that's just it, Barry didn't need to. He'd just zig-zag through your entire defense breaking tackles as he went. No one wanted to block him because he'd just embarrass you as he made a cut that left you faceplanted in the turf while he hit the turbocharge and ran it in for 6.
Here's a list of just 50 of his best plays and this barely scratches the surface of the RB GOAT's legacy. th-cam.com/video/PBhn1wMyzV4/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=NFL
Forget the 2 best walter Payton And Barry sanders
yeah but they aren't power backs. they were elusive backs
@@unseenmal Payton was a power back haven't you seen his highlights he trucked right through people barry was more elusive
@@italiano8686 Yeah and I watched him live. Same for Barry.
Payton trucked people but he wasn't considered a power back. Most consider him to be a balanced back. Capable of both running styles. The guys on this list are pure power runners.
Barry is elusive for sure.
Is it coming home?
France is next so not really.
Walter Payton
Hi
This is not a best running back list. It's a good power back list, just a bad title.
Yes it's the best no cap.
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More nfl videos or college football videos
Pound for Pound Bo Jackson = GOAT (even the Great Jim Brown couldn’t put The Legendary Marcus Allen on the bench as a second stringer…)
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Adrian Peterson.
stay away from old RB
A lot of those guys played before they tested for steroids 😜 😜
At least they left over rated Walter Payton off the list, that's good home work
I consider this list as a complete failure. Eric Dickerson STILL has the most rushing yards in a season, so how in the H*** does the original maker of this video NOT include him??????
Also no Barry Sanders , Ladanian Tomlinson or Adrian Peterson but the video is a power back list as opposed to speed backs
Ya this definitely wasn’t the “best RB’s” of all time I think it was just most intimidating. Kinda like we need 2 yards give it to him and just let him run that way. Definitely not the best of all time
This is a list of power backs and none of them are as feared as backs like Barry Sanders, emmitt Smith, Eric Dickerson, Walter Payton etc
Have to agree on Sanders, Smith, Payton, and add Bo Jackson (War Damn Eagle), to name just a few.
Adrian Peterson over all these guys lol
Guys, please stop talking over the video. When the video is playing you start talking and we can't hear what the commentator is saying. The commentary from the video explains a lot and answers key questions.