Corey Dillon: This RECORD BREAKING Star was THE BEST RUNNING BACK Tom Brady EVER HAD | FPP
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He’s one of the most overlooked backs of the past 30 years, a player who jumped from JuCo, then to D2, before finally landing with the Washington Huskies for the 1996 NCAA season, where in one year, he prove himself as one of the nation’s most talented running backs. His rare combination of size and speed made him intriguing, but his checkered past and short temper scared teams away. He was a first round talent, yet was drafted in the second round of the 1997 NFL Draft, but he unfortunately went to the Cincinnati Bengals. During his 7 years in Cincinnati, he broke the single game rookie rushing record, and the single game NFL rushing record, while becoming the Bengals all time leading rusher, but during that same time, he never experienced the playoffs or even had a winning season. And then as the Bengals were beginning to turn over a new leaf by bringing in Marvin Lewis, Carson Palmer, Chad Johnson and Rudi Johnson, Dillon had grown frustrated with losing and a decreased role. So at 30 years old, he would join Tom Brady and the New England Patriots, where he would put together his best career season, as one of the main reasons the Patriots were able to repeat as Super Bowl Champions in 2004. He would be a solid player for them to end his career, as he recorded 37 rushing touchdowns in three years, before his career was over after a decade. Dillon had his struggles off the field, but overall wasn’t as bad of a person or teammate as the media seemed to make him out to be, and one thing you couldn’t deny is that he was one of the most productive halfbacks to ever play the game, yet gets little recognition due to his best years being spent on some terrible Bengals teams, who rarely saw any Primetime action.
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Corey Dillon belongs in the Patriots Hall of Fame.
@kgries2100
21 күн бұрын
Bengals hall of Fame too
Running Backs are way too disrespected Corey Dillon Fred Taylor Jamal Lewis Eddie George Steven Jackson Shaun Alexander all should be in the hall of fame
@TIGMT0824
2 ай бұрын
I think Eddie George is in if I’m not mistaken
@aaronjackson9385
2 ай бұрын
@@TIGMT0824no he is not, but he is in the College Football Hall of Fame
@calebellis7173
2 ай бұрын
@@TIGMT0824 nope he's not the last rb to make the hof was Edgerrin James and he waited too long
Dillon is the Ricky Waters of his era, glad he won a ring with Patriots
@billblaski9523
2 ай бұрын
Lol hell yeah, I remember when he went to the Patriots, it was like "Finally! He deserves to be on a good team! Best years were behind him but he could still go that first season and he won a ring with them"
@GHOST91141
2 ай бұрын
Rickey Waters doesn't get his due respect
@s.tavares3257
2 ай бұрын
Not as good a receiver as Ricky, but a better rusher imo.
@JimmiStone
2 ай бұрын
Man that makes my Seattle ass so proud lol
@whodeycinbengals
2 ай бұрын
Way better than Ricky, with all due respect
Corey Dillon is so underrated
Cincinnati guy here… I was at the game when he set (the since broken) single game rushing record. It was unreal. The Bengals sucked, but, for whatever reason, they manhandled the Broncos that day. Dillon left, Dillon right, Dillon all over the place. I think Bengals attempted only 6 or 7 passes that day. The stadium was packed and that place was rockin’. What a memory!!
My 2nd all-time favorite Bengal, after Reggie Williams (Munoz is #3 😊). Got to know him personally. He was a far better person than local media tried to make him out to be. And, one of my all-time favorite runnings ever. "Beast Mode" before Marshawn Lynch came along. Was very happy when he won a Super Bowl with the Pats; the onky reason I rooted for them back then.
I am from Seattle and remember watching Corey his entire career, he was amazing even in College. He went through a lot of tough times growing up but I am glad he was able to win a super bowl with the patriots. Dillion was one of the best rb's of his era.
Corey Dillon is very underrated, so he was definitely a beast as a powerful back.🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈
My uncle has jersey of Corey Dillon. Man he was beast for Bunglas err I mean Bengals back in the late 90s.
@wildcat8598
2 ай бұрын
The Bungals. Exactly what those of us here in Ky who aren’t their fans call them😂 since we don’t have a pro team a lot of people are Bungals fans around here😂
I really enjoy these “Forgotten Players” thing you’ve got going. So many players of the 80’s & 90’s that I can’t remember them all but seeing docs about them is pretty cool. Thanks for these👍 Corey Dillon is one of those “what if” players. Not in the sense that he never gotta chance to play he just never gotta chance to be on a decent team. I imagine what he could’ve done with a decent O-line, not playing from behind therefore getting more carries and not passing as much as well as having a good defense that didn’t get steamrolled each series. We see what he did as a 30 year old when he played for the Patriots. Imagine if he was on a team like that his entire career. We may have been talking about him as one of the all time greats.
Rather being on Bad Bengals team to Winning Superbowl Patriots team. Goes to show you how good Corey Dillon really was in late 90's and early 2000's. And still manage to make 10,000+ rushing career yards and closer to 100 Career Rushing TDs but just fall 18 Rushing TD short. And should of been in the Hall of Fame
Corey greatest running back in Bengals history. Thank you please coach Bengals running backs coach talk.
Had to love Corey. Defintion of reliabilty.
I used to always try to do rebuilds with the bengals and Corey Dillon in madden on ps2
I'm a Steelers fan and this was my favorite player in the league
Would love to see Jevon Kearse covered.
As a diehard Patriots fan, I 100% agree that Dillon was the best running back out of both dynasties. Great video.
He was built like Adrian Peterson
Bengals were horrible back in the 90s but at least they had some bright spots on their roster like Carl Pickens, Rodney Holman, Corey Dillon, Darnay Scott, and Jeff Blake.
@DamianGshow
2 ай бұрын
All of these players can be chronicled, even T'keo Spikes
@zoeledwards6617
2 ай бұрын
@@DamianGshow damn I forgot about him lol.
@Rakeemgrant
2 ай бұрын
Carl Pickens was underrated
This guy had the college record for rushing and all purpose in a qtr, the all time rookie game rushing record, and the all time single game rushing record
Dillon’s first quarter versus San Jose St. is a thing of legends! God knows how what he would’ve finished that game with had he played it through.
I haven't heard this name in ages!!!!! If he spent most of his career on a contender...... Mannnn. He definitely was a beast. I am glad he overcame his tough past!!!
Stiff arm Corey thanks brother for your time In Cincinnati
@erictotten6752
2 ай бұрын
If Burrow had a Corey can you imagine
Who Dey 🐅 I wish we would've done him right
saving this one for later. great videos. keep up the great job! I wish you well.
@slimjim8455
2 ай бұрын
Should do one one Warrick dunn
Dixie State then (Dixie College) wasn't a D2 college football program. It was a junior college just like Garden City was. And it was one of the top Juco's of all time with a hall of fame coach in Greg Croshaw!
I vote Corey Dillon for the HOF
Keyshawn Johnson profile next
An incredible running back
WHO DEY 🐅🐅🐅🐅
I'm from the same hood as Corey?he was the Paul Bunion of Seattle as a 12 year old kid.Corey was straight Menace.no bull 💩.Rashan Shehee jumped off a balcony at a party because he was gettin pressed by Seattle Centeal District Blood legend Len Capone R.I.P. facts...that's how Corey got the starting job at tailback..
@kushmob4208
2 ай бұрын
yall have damus in seattle? 💯
@pep2st8p64
2 ай бұрын
@@kushmob4208 since 85-86
@kushmob4208
2 ай бұрын
@@pep2st8p64 you & dillon from a blood hood?
@pep2st8p64
2 ай бұрын
@@kushmob4208 Bloods and GDs...
Excellent review here.......Appreciate this channel, im finding out information on players from my era. Cool...
We need someone like you
For awhile it was a real comp between u and a few other ppl who make cool lil sports videos….. comp dead. U smoking the shit out everybody. Hit after hit. Video after video. 🤝🏾
Jamal Lewis next
Good cover!
Sick love this
Gotta do Ki-Jana Carter and Boomer Esiason.
Hey! Fun way to make quick videos but would you ever consider remastering your old videos now that you have a better mic?
He was like Marshawn before Marshawn when he ran the rock
I’m confused why it’s so hard to find highlights of Dillon on the patriots
Wish we had him on the patriots his whole career
Please do Stephen Jackson next
Can you do Ricky Watters Fred Taylor and Marion Butts Robert Smith
Why he be looking like Mystical......😅😅😅😅😅
Akili Smith #3 that year… 196 picks later was some fellah names Brady
Adrian Peterson career arc
Quentin Jammer Next
He did have a lot of fumbles lol.
He wasted his first 7 years with a Bengal team that didn't care about winning.
Bruce Boisenberry Jelly Coslett
As a Pats fan I completely disagree about him being Brady's best RB... Love the channel bro
@CBOE2012
2 ай бұрын
Who was?
@deonwilliam2
2 ай бұрын
???
@kushmob4208
2 ай бұрын
im guessing he might possibly say blount?
@kushmob4208
2 ай бұрын
Le'Garridy 😂 jk Legarrette Blount
@tomdemay6147
2 ай бұрын
I dont think they have anyone close to Dillon since him
You misspoke several times on this one.
They won bruh
Maurice jones drew do him