O.J Simpson (The Best Player of The 1970's) NFL Legends
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- O.J Simpson...The Title is self explanatory Purely from a Football stand point The Juice was a beast! and a super sports icon...It's impossible to just shrug that off and erase that from history...so however you feel about Simpson he was a definitely an NFL Legend....Btw The O.J Simpson Made in America is one of the best documentaries I've ever seen if you haven't
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Juice was a AWESOME running back.
2000 yards @ that time is unbelievable.
That’s like 3000 yards in today’s Game and they were completely geared up to stopping him.
He was the team, he was the focus.
Let that process properly.
i didn't root for him, but man could he move. Top 5 in my lifetime 2000 yards in 14 games...not 16
My goodness Oj was phenomenal..it’s like he had angels around him protecting him on every run. Phenomenal!!!!
I love watching o.j Simpson run with the football college football USC or buffalo bills
I don't know, but he definitely needs God.
Those 'angels' were offensive lineman Dellamaier and Reggie McKenzie.
@@warrenbfeagins o.j Simpson had swiss cheese in front of him in buffalo football field
@@lloydkline3265 And ran for like FOUR 200 yard games that year through those holes. Lol!
2,003 yards in only 14 games.
Best single season for a RB in NFL history without a doubt. In my opinion OJ is one of the 5 best running backs who ever played along with Jim Brown, Walter Payton, Earl Campbell, and Barry Sanders
Jeremy Thompson no emmit Smith ?
Exactly. I quote those same numbers when anyone tries to tell me, that he wasn’t the best RB to play the game.
That’s F’n bananas.
Best single season in history. He had 12 TD as well.
He was the team and the Defenses geared up completely focused to stop him and yet he still did it in 14.
I hope people properly process that.
I know allot don’t.
@@jeremythompson9122 I hear that was not his best year
Notwithstanding OJ's post-football life, he was one of the greatest RBs to ever play this sport, and he was able to do things I've yet to see any other RB do since he retired. An amazing talent.
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I appreciate you showing the Juice some love. They want everyone to think only Franco Harris was the best running back of the seventies but hands down it was O.J..
OJ Simpson is the best combination of size and open Field speed the NFL has ever seen..... There are guys that get the outside and break a 85 yard run and then there are guys who can hit a hole up the middle and grind you for 4 yards to 5 a carry ....... and then there is OJ who can do both
O.J. was. perfection. running,. slashing breaking. away. No one. was better. Greatness in motion!!!!
Slashing indeed!
OJ’s cutting & slashing was downright brutal.
Dead ly
As a runner the bestbest I ever seen.
@@heathguillory4803 Agree. No player has ever rushed for 2,000 yards in 14 games. Whatever happened afterwards, OJ was one of the very best to ever do it.
I always appreciated OJ's slashing style of running and his cutbacks left opponents gasping for breath.
THE IRONY, THE IRONY!!!
It's in the blood
He didn’t care who was in front of him, he was gunna cut through em like a hot knife through butter and it took lots of blood, sweat and tears! They just couldn’t catch him. He sacrificed his family at great loss to fulfill his desires and left a distinct trail that many have studied since! He is the one and only who came and went like a thief in the night! Yeah it was an amazing team he built around himself, and to them he must be thankful!
Was it a bird, was it a plane? No, it was OJ Simpson!
What'll it be OJ? Huh, A Bloody Nic...whoops, a Bloody Mary. And my lady friend will have a Slice, eh,eh. And don't STICK me with the bill....eh,eh,eh.
Of course, he had two greats blocking for him and freeing him. Reggie McKenzie and Joe DeLemileire...or was that Johnie Cochran and F. Lee Bailey?😏
Yep, O. J. was all that.
I'm actually from Buffalo, and the fact that the owners won't remove his name from the Ring of honor and the football Hall of Fame won't remove him is a testament to how great he was at football. Outside the lines he discraced himself, but inside the lines he's Legendary
I understand your point. The problem is what players should or would be considered cancelled from the HOF / team exploits. Plus with OJ agree or not he was found not guilty. Tough situation.
@@jaylawvlogs264 either way, I think we can agree he was one hell of a RB.
Buffalo had a rough 90's. Four Super Bowls they lost in a row, then the same year after the last one, one of their famous players commits murder.
How n he not guilty??
While OJ may not have been the legendary Walter Payton ( what he did for his community ), you have to see that OJ transcended being just a football player. I am very very proud of OJ and the life he lived up to the double murder - i can say that. I think it is - indeed - an incredible story of how decisons have been made about his official legacy. that would make a great Michel Moore documentary.
O.j. was and still is the best
Who gives a shit what he did on the field. He is a double murderer.
He was a phenomenal football player.
Apparently a decent killer too
Run with a ball bit not a knife
You value a phenomenal fb player over a pathetic human being. You are pathetic player of ALL
Fuck you too.
You can look into the case and see why he was found not guilty.
It reminds me of that trump Russia narrative for 4 years. Even though proven true and networks apologized for 30 seconds the coverage and hype and views still makes people believe that to be true
Now that trial was the biggest thing around at the town. The news you got were sensationalized feelings based that he’s guilty.
You can look into ad nauseam selerste fact from fiction.
You can start with Ron and counting him and Nichole 7 murdered or disappeared in 28 months at the time Michael knigge being. The lady murdered right after the trial.
1993-1995 4 worked together including Ron.
Don’t connect the dots. The blood sample oj gave was already taken by detective Tom to the crime scene for 3 hours.
Which he admitted he has never done ever except this one time.
The contraption and incompetence of the lapd was staggering
@@gregglohr7964 man you come off as a real jerk. Though you probably don't have any, ask the first 100 black
One of the all time best of any era.
Yep, I grew up in buffalo watching him .
❤o.j Simpson
@@90210bribri the city of the great Rick James?
He should have won 2 Heisman's. Gary Beban winning in 1967 was a joke!
O.j Simpson he is my hero too, love his USC college football career and his NFL career too
@Born again lots of people love o.j Simpson love
ask ESPN when he went to trial, he lost lots of his good look
Lots of people do not think archie Griffith should not have two heisman trophy , joe Washington had a better year o.j Simpson had two brilliant college football years
Right on
John Kolenc he's talking him as a football player you asshat.
Criminally underrated
Not underrated, but still a criminal
Are u being sarcastic? Because hes definitely not underrated
Yeah it's a baad joke
Jim Braxton #34,came to my high school in early 70's. Then,I was the high school track and field star. Sitting in the auditorium at school on the day of his visit, my PE teacher called my me out of audience and introduced me as his cousin. We both had the same last name. Jim Braxton was oj's blocking back. He later died of cancer.
great video family salute.......like u said it is what it is.
Good Lookin my G...He was tight at first I clean it up a little outta respect cause no matter what he still The Juice
I remember how good of a football player O.J. was. He was beautiful to watch.
Regardless of off the field things, OJ is an all time great running back
He may have fooled everybody on the field?
The guy had it all..
ReturnoftheBrotha Hey ,I'm from buffalo ,didn't want OJ to be guilty at all, but he did loose the civil case which brought out a lot of new evidence
Which was overwhelming against him. Btw I bet if he was found guilty you wouldn't be saying " justice prevailed " you would be blaming the white man or some shit. Don't forget he lost the civil case big time ,he bought his way out the first murder trial.
Tryna b funny ha??
Just imagine how many yards he would have carried at Pittsburgh with that Steel Curtain defense putting him back on the field in no time!
Arguably the greatest running back in history
Jim brown Barry sanders oj. In no particular order.
Not doubt the best single season a r.b ever had.14 games 2000 yards in ever be duplicated,he did it when clothlines and hurting opponent was all the rage.Juice was loose that season.my first poster as a kid was o.j.i was 5.
I think it is true that OJ and his offensive team under Lou Saban supported him. so while the offence had no other significant threats they and OJ went all out and said " try and stop us. " A testament to the whole offensive team. they blocked their hearts out for OJ and together they made it happen. OJ had the heart of a lion and wanted to prove something on every run.
My left and right ears got a workout with this video. I felt like I was dodging left and right too.
O.J. was unique. He was a combination of Jim Brown and Gale Sayers. Can't think of another running back who embodied that combination. O.J. was a powerful and tough inside runner as well as being a great outside and open field runner. He was a threat to go all the way on every play.
Always my argument - combination of Sayers and Brown. Peyton and Sanders had their own style, and can be in the discussion of GOAT certainly.
He runs for 2,000 yards vs Jets at The Meadowlands 🏟 in Rutherford,NJ in the snow ❄️ 🥶 (breaks Jim Brown’s single season record)
Heisman Trophy 🏆 1967
1st round pick by the Bulls out of SoCal in 1967
1967-1980
Pro football 🏈 HOF In 1985
The 2,000-yard record actually happened at Shea Stadium in Queens, NY in 1973, where the Jets used to play their home games.
OJ also actually won the Heisman Trophy in 1968, his last year playing for USC.
OJ was actually drafted by the Bills in 1969, and played professionally until 1979, when he played his last two seasons for his hometown 49ers.
The jets played in queens also Bill's pick him 1969
It was in Shea Stadium in Queens, NY. Giants Stadium didn't exist yet in 1973
Barry Sanders broke 2000 against the Jets also.
Weird.
1968! He won the Heisman in 1968 - the same year his first daughter was born.
I remember being a kid from Toronto, watching OJ break this record live.
The run against the Pittsburgh Steelers, enough said !
Exactly.
Maybe the greatest D of all time.
O.J. is simply untouchable on the field and off the field.
He's not black he's O.J.
Awsome phuquen video.
NO ADS.
The best running back of sll time.
The greatest criminal of all time.
This, man did it all, including getting away with murder.
Litteraly.
Not just any murder.
A horrific, horrible unspeakable hanis murder .
The man walked away with a coke and a smile.
A TRUE AMERICAN HERO!!!!!!!
whomp whomp
He Cut right through those 70's defenses
Oj was in a class by himself. Magic or Mike couldn't come close. He was the first to do it .
I seen him in person , Rich Stadium several times . He was , without question , the fastest man on the field . If he got past the linebackers , he was gone . He outran the fastest man on the opposing team , nearly every game . Now , about his big mistake in life , lets give him a little slack by thinking about how they treat concussions in the game today . He was gang tackled 20 times a game . The helmets weren't what they are today . He witnessed a young guy with the woman he loved , the mother of his kids . Who knows what was said by each . He lost his temper . How many concussions did he suffer in his career ?
I will cut him slack , always .
yes and no. he obviously had some brain injuries based on his behavior but also he was a piece of shit controlling wife beater. people are not property. The man was a natural athlete and was able to use it. but more importantly I dont look to ball players as my moral role model. I look at the person and the image as 2 different people when it comes to entertainers of all types(i.e. athletes, musicians, actors, etc) I might like their work but doesnt mean I have to like them.
Oh didn’t kill those people but I sure wouldn’t blame him.
Now Ron Goldman counting him and Nichole had 7 friends and coworkers murdered or disappeared in that 18 mont span of 93-95
@@oldironsides4107 according to who, OJ and the national inquirer?
Bro stop making excuses. The piece of s*** came out of the book called if I did it the f*** are you on about. Concussions don't make you do that s***. Concussions don't make you go take a gun up to somebody's room to supposedly and allegedly to get your stuff back. OJ's brain is just fine.
Boneheaded move if he really did do it. His fame at the time he could’ve had any woman he wanted. Not worth ruining your life even if she is your wife and mother of your kids. Just leave that hoe 🤷🏾♂️. Too many of our brothers in prison over a unfaithful hoe.
I can remember watching the OJ verdict on a TV at the mall with 100 other people. I think I was the only white person that cheered when he was found innocent. Now that I’m older and wiser I believe he did it but I still have over 300 O.J. Simpson cards, including seven of his rookie. I loved OJ and I was an Eagles fan. I decided I won’t judge him. That would be something he has to deal with when he passes on to the great beyond. He’s 75 years old now and like Chris rock said, “I wouldn’t have killed her, but I understand!”
OJ would be a great running back in any era!
my favorite back ever.
My fave is Walter Payton after seeing all his highlights cuz he passed, ran, kicked, n returned punts n kicks! Man of da year
2000 yards in 14 games is nuts -
"Florida has the oranges, but Buffalo has The Juice." Howard Cossell MNF.
Miss you Steve Sabor🌹🕊️
Rip Steve sabol
He was da best!! Nfl films
The juice!!!
My favorite RB!
Love watching o.j Simpson running .usc football. Track. Buffalo bills days
His HANDS are just HUGE!!!
No one could slash and cut like OJ.
Its hard to remember what a decent and classy guy OJ was.
He was the Bill Cosby of the NFL.
wow, thank you for saying that. maybe after football carreer ended he went down hill. in fact , that seems to be the truth. It seems that he held it together with football, but afterwards he was prey for a poor life-style.
Maybe?@@terrenceolivido741
When OJ ran the ball it was no surprise at all, and yet he was such a great football player.
If OJ played now,easy 2500 yard the rules they have now,the way they tackle,200 are more yards a game,he was fast😴🏈👍🏽
I always thought how uncannily he could move and cut but never really appreciated just how F'ing fast he was - pure straightline speed when he got clear and had a straight line
I think what you see OJ do, was more than any other back in history. it would be ridiculous to say he was the best and dimininish others, but you can see his uncanny drive and ability to make forward progress. he expected to break free every run. i believe his inner vision was always seeing himself running all the way to the goal line.
Monumental.
OJ is so exciting to watch on the field. I hope this legacy is front page on his obit. I still love him! He was a lean mean running machine!!
I feel you 💯 I was born in the 60s and grew up watching him
He would always run over my Baltimore not Indianapolis Colts the real Colts .
Love o.j.simpson too; love watching o.j Simpson run at usc;buffalo bills;
He's innocent !!!
He was the greatest thing since sliced bread
Love his usc football and track days too
Richard Ryder You ain't slick, Richard. I see you. "Sliced bread." 😏
Bo Jackson & OJ were"Birds of a feather"-both ran with power & speed never seen before them or since.
💪
Look at what he did to some of the greatest defenses he destroyed the Steel Curtain which included “Mean Joe Green” “Jack Lambert “. “Donnie Shell” Jack Ham shall I say more . Look at what he did to my Baltimore Colts with Bubba Smith Whoooo ! ! !
A wonderful man. I met him once
Really. He my hero I love reading about his usc days football. Track. Buffalo bills days too, ❤ junior college career & track career
@Greg Hubbard you believe his older son stuff, love watching o.j.simpson run 🏃♂️ usc&buffalo bills days, junior college legend too
@@lloydkline6946 the REAL G.O.A.T. ...its just NOT safe to say.
Because of OJ the word SUPERSTAR was invented,hes the greatest back EVER!!!! hands down
His runs are like poetry in motion,a true work of art was OJ THERE ARE ALOT OF GREAT BACKS,AN THEN THERES OJ The best for any era!!
absolute cyborg. no man on earth is as compelling as OJ.
American idol Oj .
OJ did all this when football was football - not the softened version that we have today. Read men played football back in OJs day.
Real men play it today
@@tomkenny5864 One must be one to know
I subbed
Thanks for the love my dude i appreciate you👍💯%
Thanks man you to
@@FacePCGaming thanks for the video, but I can't support any channel that supports O.J as being innocent.
Probably the most remarkable single season record in NFL history. The Juice is loose!
I always have a debate in my head as to who was a greater or more beautiful runner Gale Sayers or Juice Simpson. What talent this man has. I hate he was railroaded about those brutal murders. He didn't have motive or the time to do all of that and catch an airplane. Maybe the truth will come out one day. Heiss has accurate TH-cam videos about the crimes. Watch those before you send nasty messages my way. Peace and love from Chicago!
Walaik-em Salaam, Jaleel.
@@JAWrightonline As Salaam Alaikum to you my brother!
Are you blind, I don't care about 2 white people, strange fruit swinning in the popular tree.
You're an idiot to believe he was railroaded.
@@MrAquinas1, I'm not definitively saying the man is innocent! I have no evidence to state that. Heiss videos raises some questions and is only a theory! The murderers are dying a million deaths inwardly until they meet their ultimate demise. Life is precious!
OJ was great. He could slice up a defense like a hot knife through white butter. He could cut through the D like carving up a white Turkey breast on Thanksgiving. He was razor sharp. He could get away from anyone. An absolute killer running back. He totally murdered defenses. He left them lying in his wake. He truly let the juice loose. An amazing escape artist on the field. He was faster than a speeding Bronco. The football fit his hand like a glove.
Ok so why give the disclaimer if your cutting from his career to his crime but you want us to forget all that but you keep cutting back to it every 15secs
I thought it was dope.
Naw it was skanless ta me!!
I became aware of OJ Simpson because of his murder trail but it wasn’t until 97 or 98 (when I was either 16 or 17yrs old) I learned he played in the NFL because I was watching a tv program about him and it mentioned his career in the NFL before he got into films and apparently he was meant to be good. Now 25yrs later after a conversation about OJ I’ve decided to look into his NFL career to learn more about it. And a minute in I’ve learned he was a running back, whatever that is! I suppose I might find out, I’ve only ever heard of a quarter back and that’s because of movies.
Im guessing you're not from the US.
Nice video! 👍But for the record I don’t think he did it!
HeI didn't.
I had a picture of that and Audograth but l guess someone wanted it more then l did and took it .🏈🗽
Lou Sabin: "we have 3 plays. OJ left, OJ right, and OJ up the middle." 😂
That's what I'm talking about just show the running the ball not all this other footage give the man his due .🏈🏈🏈.
World of sports and Television 📺 tagged as a Great 👍 Athlete. phenomenal speed as a running back! His own running Style no one could duplicate. On the playing field, One of the best of all time. We all know The true reality, of OJ, was revealed, later, after the smoke 💨 and mirrors of fame had gone away🤨
I do not agree that the disintergation of OJ is only what should be pointed too.
@ 50:28, O. J. was on '1st & Ten" from 1986 to 1991 so that would have been like driving 275 MPH today.
I still like the guy.
The guy gut his wife’s throat and a 22 year old kid, and you still like the guy?
Wonderful.
@@markketello5757 That’s right. Never rub another mans rhubarb.
It's interesting that they didn't call the face mask penalty when OJ set the all-time rushing record.
🏈🏈🏈🇺🇲
O.J. from Dat Bay mane The City!!
He really killed it
Who wants to honor this man now?
RIP GOAT
When will people realize as fans of football that the juice was the greatest running back the world had ever seen on a football field his life after football is what it is hate the man but don't forget the player
I totally agree I was born in the 60s so I had a chance to see him and he was / is the best remember they only played 14 regular season games ........I am a Baltimore not Indianapolis Colts fan old school and when he would come to Baltimore he was so spectacular I had to root for him not the Bills if you understand what I mean by that .
Man I tell you I remember seeing him run all over my Colts mannn he was bad .....
Meh. Jim Brown was better. And as an added bonus, he did not kill people, he only threw them off his balcony. Now that's class.
Power back - ran past them , around them, over them, and through them .
Looks like he was number 32 throughout his career from Jr college (didn’t see if he was number 32 in high school) to the NFL. Also what does it mean when they said in college OJ was voted “All American”?
THE BEST FRAM UP JOB IN THE WORLD, "THE BUTLER DID IT GET THE BOOK"
Jason Simpson did the murders.
Intro music?
Intro song?
If OJ, would've done that, that Bronco would've been a BLOODY MESS.
3:50 he’s literally flying
Simply innocent!
THE GREATEST SEASON OF ALL TIME
2000 yard was not his best 1975,1976, NFL season
obviously he is arguably the best to ever do it/ like Kareem, if you account for highschool, college , & pro - he may very well be the GOAT/
O J and Roger.
I remember when he played for the Broncos. He could really run then.
FAIL. He ran IN a Bronco, not for the Broncos. But thanks for playing!
Yes,,,he did have a life b4 all this
One of the top 5 running backs in NFL history in my opinion...along with Jim Brown, Walter Payton, Earl Campbell, and Barry Sanders. If I did a top 10 list the other 5 RB's would be Gale Sayers, Marcus Allen, Eric Dickerson, Emmitt Smith, and Marshall Faulk
He was a cut above the rest!
Why Y'all mix is personal life with
But my opinion of him is people need to quit focusing on the trial and focus on his accomplishments that’s what this video is doing and I applaud that
My opinion is you need to stop making assumptions and projections about people you have no clue about .
What u need to stfu and just focus on the man’s accomplishments and quit being and asshole
@@audenabdelkader2236 o.j.simpson my hero too love watching him usc football and track.buffalo bills days too
@@90210bribri you talk too much!
@@daviddavis3389you troll too much, and everyone is entitled to comment on here.
During Simpson's era and prior running backs were usually 6 ft or taller . That all seemed to changed starting with Barry Sanders and Emmitt Smith . I haven't been an american football fan for a long long time . Could someone explain this preference for smaller running backs in the last two decades or so . Please reply !
That's not completely true. During the 60s and 70s there was Gale Sayers, who MAY have been 6' tall; Tony Dorsett, who was all of 5'9"; Walter Payton, who was about 5'9"; Earl Campbell, who was a wrecking ball at 5'11"; Terry Metcalf, who also became a phenomenon in Canadian football, was MAYBE 5'10". The only guys who were 6' and over in O. J.'s era were Franco Harris (6'4") and O. J. Anderson (6'3"). Most others were BELOW 6'.
The game changed; the way it does every 15-20 years.
i see tall running backs as at a disadvantage. and OJ had spindly legs.
The success and money seems to fuck up the minds of many.
Willie Mays is a true G !
I know he was a flamboyant, flashy, game breaking exciting runner, but how many Super Bowls did he appear in? How many of his Buffalo Bills team appear in the playoffs?