No matter what his life was like outside of football NOBODY can erase 2,000 yards in 14 games, 1973💪🏼👊🏻💪🏼

in spite of O.J's off the field troubles...no one can deny the man's football greatness. and a pretty good actor too.

@1983jblack

6 ай бұрын

He should have gotten the Academy Award for his performance in "Not Guilty". From a football standpoint, Jim Brown is probably the only back I would put ahead of Simpson and even that is not a definite thing. Brown, Barry Sanders, Tony Dorsett, and the like all had other offensive components that were consistent and got their teams somewhere. Simpson was essentially it for Buffalo and their record showed for the most part. The fact he averaged 143 rushing yd per game in 1973 is absolutely mind blowing, even back in the run conscious era of the early '70s. Every team knew he was the gameplan and was watching for him, yet he would carve them up and the Bills more often than not still lost

@timomomomo969

5 ай бұрын

@@1983jblack Barry Sanders didn’t have a better supporting cast than OJ.

@MarkTitus420

4 ай бұрын

I seem to remember O.J. having a small role in 'Roots' when it first aired way back in my childhood days; Roots was an epic network TV series with two hour episodes and everyone watched it, and it probably won some awards.

@edwardhartman4605

3 ай бұрын

He was a shitty actor and a mass murderer.

@henryt9281

3 ай бұрын

Man, if he played for a more glamorous team like the Giants or Cowboys and won a Super Bowl, they wouldn't have railroaded his life over his ex-wife.

By Far. This is how i prefer to remember OJ Simpson.

We Ole' Skool Fools who Grew Up Watching OJ Play can tell You he had it all. Speed, Moves, Size & Endurance. It's too bad Most will Remember Him for the Off-The-Field Court Case.

He was killing it in the NFL

2,000 yards in 14 games is 143 yards per game.

As a human being, he disappointed us-he was reprehensible, really. What a crazy fall from grace! But his on-field exploits were undeniably impressive. His evasive, powerful runs were one of the reasons I fell in love with American football as a child watching with my dad. He was so fun to watch!

@irenedevita648

Ай бұрын

CTE

@BLACKSTA361

Ай бұрын

"FOUND NOT GUILTY"

@morrisonreed1

22 күн бұрын

@@BLACKSTA361 right , he was such a good guy.

It's crazy how they tried erasing this guy from NFL history.

@lukamilas8648

Ай бұрын

An innocent man no less!

@lukamilas8648

Ай бұрын

@@chase9841 were you?

@KornPop96

Ай бұрын

​@@lukamilas8648he's definitely not innocent 😂.

@vercingetorixarverni6343

Ай бұрын

It's crazy how you think it isn't justified lol

@roberteaden5070

Ай бұрын

Glen Rodgers did it

He was straight up killer on game day.

@frankbridges2171

3 ай бұрын

😆😆😆😆 I don't know if you are trying to be funny or what 8 like it 😀😀😀😀😀

@jmprov356

Ай бұрын

I'll never get tired of these OJ one-liners... 😄

@nala3038

7 күн бұрын

@@jmprov356if the coffin fits you must get in it.

I remember watching O.J. Simpson in the seventies. To this day I have never seen a more explosive and exciting running back.

Pure legend! Haters going to hate!!! 😂

To say he played that well in cold weather says it all.

Been watching his highlights for years he did this before I was born. Dude ran all over the Steel Curtain...Jack Lambert diving at air 😂 An amazing player like ballet when he runs

2000 yards in 14 games will stand forever

@frankbridges2171

3 ай бұрын

Now just imagine if he played for a contender instead of the bills

@panafrocanam2100

3 ай бұрын

Yup, I've not seen anybody single handedly carry a team like that in recent times. Even AP had an O-line and some sort of support. Not a QB completing only 4 passes for less then 30 yards

@SpadezP.

Ай бұрын

@@frankbridges2171he probably wouldn’t have as many yards then.. he was the Bills offense. The O-Line in all of these clips besides maybe 2-3 was getting down the field with him. Put him on a contender that means a decent/great QB, 2 solid WRs, and a top 15 (at least) defense. That takes away some of those yards.

@frankbridges2171

Ай бұрын

@@SpadezP. true

When I was a kid I use to couldn't wait until Monday night football just so I could see the OJ highlights

This dude was a highlight reel, and because of what happened off the field, it doesn't mean you have to stop talking about his accomplishments on the field. This guy was a beast 💪 simply greatness 👏 🙌 👌 💯

@lilsneeziuslol

Ай бұрын

I mean sure but you’re glazing a murderer 😂😂😂

He's not even really juking that hard, very suttle moves its amazing. He's reading the whole field at once.

@salamanca1954

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. That is exactly what he did. His field vision was unsurpassed. People can make their stupid jokes about his later years all they want, but when he was playing he was the best in the league.

@northcackalacky4694

Жыл бұрын

I watched a Bobby Orr video today and the way he skated reminded me of OJ and Marcus Allen! All 3 had unbelievable vision, slashing and Speed!

@brianstark2219

8 ай бұрын

I saw him play at USC (Yes, Im that old!!) It was his speed that was the killer. I recall a 35 yard sweep play against Oregon State his Senior year. They pitched the ball to him, going right ... and he just beat the entire D to the corner of the end zone.

@TFFProd

8 ай бұрын

@@brianstark2219 "It was his speed that was the killer" wait one second

@GoatZilla

6 ай бұрын

so suttle lol

Rip fly high buddy you were one of the greats😢🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️

With the ball in his hands, he could cut, slice and dice like nobody before him.

@macmoney2043

3 ай бұрын

Oh he sliced and diced 😂

@Richard-pw6cv

Ай бұрын

Hater.

The most dominant RB in the history of the NFL...Walter was great, Jim Brown was great, OJ was just freaking incredible in every way...evasive, speed, get to the prize, loves contact...only Mr. Payton loved and thrived on Contact more. God bless u NFL RBs...truly an inspiration. Mr. Jim Brown, you are truly the greatest and the beginning of why so many knuckleheads like me still LOVE the NFL...Thank you Mr. Jim Brown for being who you have been and are in life. God bless❤

@jamesanthony5681

7 ай бұрын

That's going a bit too far. Simpson joined the Bills in '69, but it wasn't until '72 that he got his first 1,000+ yard season, and under coach Lou Saban in '73, he rushed for 2,003 yards. He was great, certainly, and when he got a step on a defender I never saw him brought down.

@mileshall9235

6 ай бұрын

Earl Campbell

@jh58

5 ай бұрын

I'm a Jim Brown fan as well, he ran slower and more clever like OJ, then he too could turn on the gas when needed.

His Balance, vision and ability to make people miss was unbelievable

@rodrickwilliams7868

5 ай бұрын

Most Definitely...😮

@sydknee_yt

3 ай бұрын

great hands too, gloves always seemed to stick fr

@rogerjackson7318

Ай бұрын

Like Teflon. Always great at getting out of a tight spot...

@rogerjackson7318

Ай бұрын

Lets not mention the gloves...@@sydknee_yt

One of the best to carry the ball

@daviddavis3389

4 ай бұрын

Possibly one of the best to carve up stuff...anything.

2003 yards in just 14 games!

OJ'S Talents on the field can never be disputed- Got to see him few times at what was then Shaffer Stadium in my home town of Foxboro, Mass - Rick Ferencik

@loydkline

8 ай бұрын

Got my vote 🗳 ❤️ watching o.j simpson 🏃‍♀️ running with the football college & NFL football

My Man!! He Was Awesome!!

The way he just knifed through and carved up his opponents was unbelievable.

@flaccidego4291

Жыл бұрын

Single handedly he sliced up & slaughtered those defenders all by himself

@andrewr62

Жыл бұрын

Cut through defenders like going through butter. He was one great runner.

@morrisonreed1

Жыл бұрын

he was killer ,

@russelladams7134

Жыл бұрын

He didn't do it.

@earlycuyler8719

Жыл бұрын

@@russelladams7134 he actually hired a serial killer but he’s still did it. He paid to have them killed.

O.J. did what he could with a bad Bills team. If OJ had played for the Steelers, Raiders, Cowboys or Dolphins, he would have won many superbowls, and maybe have been remembered as the GOAT.

@pavelharnizonau1896

Ай бұрын

He is a goat. 2000 yards in 14 games .

@jokerofmorocco

Ай бұрын

Maybe it could've caused a butterfly effect where he doesn't become a murderer

O.J. was incredible. No pass threat and everyone knew he was going to get the ball, but you couldn't stop him. All that in a league where you could still hit, and the rules weren't so slanted toward offense. Simply mind-blowing!

RIP he didn't have much in life. My prayers go to his family. Top 5 of all-time.

RIP to the player. I hope they find CTE on autopsy to make some sense of off the field horrors.

RIP OJ. One of the greatest running backs ever.

OJ was a one Man Team period.lm just so happy he played for the 49ers.

He was my hero then and still appreciated by me for witnessing such a great talent! I was 14 yrs old when he broke the single game rushing record with 273 yards rushing! I remember it well!

RIP to OJ Simpson

Man ...wow! His Balance was beautiful to watch.

I grew up watching O.J. Me and my friends would use our bikes to climb up the fence of the practice field to watch him practice at U.S.C before eventually get chased away. lol

@bbrucet3

3 ай бұрын

By the juice? Was he wearing gloves?

@horizonchaser6030

3 ай бұрын

@@bbrucet3 Haha..Good One...Let me check..... Heisman Trophy Winner 1968, AFC MVP 1972, 73,75. NFL MVP 1975, 1973 The FIRST 2000 Yrd Rushing Club Member but only Man to do it in 14 Games with 2003 yrds. NFL record for most yrd avg per Carry in a season with 6 yrds 1973. Record Holder of Most yards Per Game avg. 143 yrds in one season 1973. 5 Pro Bowls, 4 Time NFL Rushing Leader, 2 Times NFL Rushing TD Leader. 5 Time All American Team and Other stuff. Checking on gloves...Nahh wasn't wearing gloves, didn't fit well.

@rodneysmith247

Ай бұрын

No one could catch oj and was described as chasing the horizon 😊

@nala3038

7 күн бұрын

@@bbrucet3comment of the month!

very sad a great Football Player My condolence to his family

Great video! I had season tickets for the Bills in the early 70’s. Hard to believe it was 50 years ago!

In the mid Seventies.....O.J. * & Doctor J were the dudes....too cool .....just amazing style.....

@natashapenland8406

Ай бұрын

Both were God's and were my heros as a kid

I was at Foxboro when he set the first record of 250. It was the craziest running performance. He literally ran thru the Pats defense twice ,90yds both tds, and no one put a finger on him. The place was packed with one small wing of the upper deck was Bills fans. That's all you could hear after the second one as the place was dead quiet in awe.

The best running back ever, plain and simple. Imagine this guy behind that Dallas Cowboys line that Mr. Smith had? Or him playing with the 2005 Trojans?

@drobson8004

11 ай бұрын

Interesting point. Behind the Cowboys line he might have have run for 2,500 yards.

@anitafloyd2554

11 ай бұрын

The Bills had a great O line, though.

@josephtalmadge3108

7 ай бұрын

Imagine if he was actually convicted of murder that he actually committed. Plain and simple

@darrylharris4030

6 ай бұрын

​@@josephtalmadge3108Just like the rest of white America should've been convicted. Killing millions of black people. F off.

@dantejackson4893

6 ай бұрын

@@josephtalmadge3108They found the real killer, do your research

OJ was killin em back in the days

He was a great slasher.

Wrong. OJ played on USC's National Championship Team that defeated Indiana in the Rose Bowl where Simpson was named MVP.

O J was a bad boy. He was my favorite football player when I started watching football. And he was very kind to us when we perform for him, at his Laguna Beach house, and his house at Rockingham.

A flawed man but an amazing RB! That, you can never take away, RIP.

Poetry in motion

@lisabaughn

Жыл бұрын

Wow, so beautifully said and I agree. And I don't even like football.

Rest in Power to one of the greatest RBs the game has ever seen.

@jmprov356

Ай бұрын

Unless he knew Jesus, he's in hell for sure. But he was undeniably great on the football field.

@MooreVoicesMedia

Ай бұрын

Asé.

I know he fell from grace..but the guy was once a great running back! Even in a pure sense he really was..Was the first 2000 years rusher

Despite this Man's private life which only God can judge...all i know this Man is one of the top 5 running backs of All-Times!

@gartrellliddell3806

Жыл бұрын

I agree.. They can say whatever they want, but on that football field he was super!!

@joe5523

Жыл бұрын

God isn't real

@ChildofYAH

Жыл бұрын

@@joe5523 God is real.

@northcackalacky4694

Жыл бұрын

Lawrence Evans Your comment is the straight up truth

@luvsilly60

Жыл бұрын

CTE is hard to judge. Amazed if he doesn’t have it. After Hernandez I don’t judge, just freak.

Mindblowing how upright he runs.

@kidmack3556

8 ай бұрын

I think that is why I didn't like him as a pro as much as I remember liking him at SC He was definitely smoother as a Bill, whereas he used to rumble in the Coliseum and in the opening credits of "Medical Center" every week.

@MooreVoicesMedia

Ай бұрын

And consistently break tackles.

OJ honestly killed it on and off the field 😢

Killer moves!

Miami had the oranges, but Buffalo had the juice!!!

Probably the fastest running back to ever play in the NFL. At USC he ran a 10.3 100 meter dash.

@parlifunk1

Жыл бұрын

Nope. Bo Jackson by far the fastest back ever

@capicheeno746

Жыл бұрын

@@parlifunk1fastest is for wide receivers, Barry sanders is the quickest

@drobson8004

11 ай бұрын

​​@@parlifunk1 By far? No. Herschel was faster in the 100. Dickerson was as fast or so very, very close to it. Curtis Dickey, Chris Johnson, etc.

@brianstark2219

9 ай бұрын

Best to say he was the fastest RB up to that time. In some ways close up shots of OJ dont do him justice as you dont appreciate how much faster he is than everybody else

@brianstark2219

9 ай бұрын

​@capicheeno746 Sanders was as fast as they came during what sprinters call the "drive phase" of the sprint (from 10 to 50 yards) But you could catch up to him after 50 yards due to his short legs

Rest In Power Juice !!

The best of all time.. hands down!!!

@kelvinbarber1765

5 ай бұрын

Jim Brown was the best 👌

Hate him or love him oj could run the ball!!

Well, o j happened to be my first running back crush, and then Tony Dorsett N33. That was my high school number. PS, I saw the last half of the game against the jets when he went over 2000, not realizing what was happening cause I was only like 8 years old I do remember there was hardly anybody at shea stadium And it was cold with snow

Bills had no offensive line and OJ still ran a record number of yards in 1 season. Bills were never any good back then, but Simpson was unreal. I watched the games just to watch him run the ball.

@salamanca1954

Жыл бұрын

Au contraire. Your memory sucks. He didn't do shit until the Bills got Reggie and his fellow linemen.The Bills offensive line was very good during those years, especially in the running game. Joe Ferguson was a hell of a good quarterback, and could have used another star receiver. On the ground, McKenzie and company consistently got OJ into the defensive secondary, where he did his "unreal" thing. Frankly, I was outraged when Bills ownership did not bolster the defense, and began selling off talent. They were on the brink of the superbowl a generation before they ended up getting there, and they blew it. I'm pretty sure you were not a Bills fan.

@MrJuvefrank

Жыл бұрын

@@salamanca1954 O.J. Simpson saw his ex-wife could not be buffaloed.

@salamanca1954

Жыл бұрын

@@MrJuvefrank OW!

@jamesanthony5681

7 ай бұрын

Not quite true. Lou Saban gave him a good offensive line with Reggie Mackenzie in '72 (Simpson's first 1,000 yd season), and Joe DeLamielleure in '73 (Simpson's 2,003 yd season). Both were Pro Bowlers as I recall. From '69 to '71, Buffalo did not have a good team, but that changed when Lou Saban became head coach.

@RONNIE-T-OVER

6 ай бұрын

Oj had decent blocking from about his 3rd year in reggie used to pull and oj followed.and did his thing

RIP you were the guy in football

O.J was a beast and a good man

I don't like post-murder OJ, but I was a Bills fan during his time there, watched him run for 2,000 yards, and he was my hero. People say he wasn't a bruising runner like Jim Brown, but if you watch the video closely you will see him both break tackles and simply run over people. And he had the moves, speed and power.

@jfearless3420

Жыл бұрын

He didnt kill Nicole and Ron. What was his motive? According to the official story he went over to Nicole's condo in order to kill her while his children and their friend Rachel were there and without knowing Ronald Goldman or anyone else was there. Nicole's parents or sisters could have been at the condo. Why not? Their daughter just was at a recital. It was a family event. They could have stopped over. How did he know she would be alone to kill? He didnt. His motive couldnt have been jealousy. He was also seeing Paula Barbieri and Gretchen Stockdale around this time. He has caught Nicole with other men before during their time together. He didnt kill her or them. He didnt kill his ex wife Marguerite. He didnt kill Gretchen or Paula Barbieri. What was so special about Ron Goldman and Nicole Simpson that he needed to kill them? It doesnt make sense. The blood found at Bundy could fit on the head of a pin and was so degraded it could have belonged to one if his kids. Blood in his Bronco wasnt found until weeks after it was broken into while it was impounded. Thats a fact. The blood found on his socks had EDTA on them which indicates the blood came from a test tube. No other blood was found in ojs home or clothing including his pipes. None of ojs blood was found on ojs bloody gloves. There was caucasian hair found in the knit cap and on the gloves that obviously were not oj's. They did find hair of an african american male in the knit cap but no dna match could be made to oj. All they can say is that the hair came from an african american male. Ron was fighting off his killer for 5 to 10min. Oj didnt have an injury on his body. The only injury found by police was a cut on his left ring finger which no one saw until after oj returned back from Chicago. Kato didnt see a cut on his finger. Alan, the limo driver, didnt see a cut on his finger. People at the airport didnt see a cut. No one on the plane going to Chicago. It was only noticed on his way back. If thats the case then where was oj allegedly bleeding from? The evidence never added up.

@joe5523

Жыл бұрын

I'm a fan of OJs on and off the field work

@salamanca1954

Жыл бұрын

@@joe5523 By which you mean, I HOPE, his movie career after football.

@kidmack3556

8 ай бұрын

​@jfearless3420 He didn't kill anyone... Whom ever committed those murders had to have known that the police would botch and mishandle evidence and outright lie. Just listen to Simpson speak... Do you really and truly believe that he has the intelligence to have masterminded the crime of the century? Look for Ronald Goldman's narcotic suppliers and his father's associates in ownership of the Mezzaluna restaurant, and the murderer(s) of Goldman's coworker and you'll find the truth.

@darrylharris4030

6 ай бұрын

I grew up in Los Angeles and I'm a big Trojan fan... I would see OJ all the time around town.

OJ Simpson did dominate the 70s. He was exciting to watch.

R.I.P. OJ Simpson aka Juice!!! It’s a sad day for the world. This is how he needs to be remembered for. There are people who still have a lot of hatred towards him. It’s crazy people try to erase him from the NFL. People don’t want anything to do with him. 🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈

@nala3038

7 күн бұрын

RIH

RIP, we lost a great one today.

Long Live The Juice Manye

Awesome as always

@dukewilson14

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks again!

@josephinetracy1485

2 жыл бұрын

omg... there are some things in life more important than men playing a game with a bouncing ball. Such as ... murder victims!

@dukewilson14

2 жыл бұрын

@@josephinetracy1485 What OJ did off the field can't be forgiven. He ended lives and ruined his own. His football legacy is tarnished as this is what people know OJ for.

@stevereber

2 жыл бұрын

@@dukewilson14 No Comment , I could but I'm going to be good 👍

@gregsanders9386

2 жыл бұрын

@@josephinetracy1485 this is football not basketball lol

I was just watching a Barry Sanders highlight reel, and defenders were frequently catching him from behind. I never saw that with OJ in the open field. He got 2000 yards in 14 games when he was the only offense they had, and the defenders knew it.

@andrewhorry9417

Ай бұрын

Absolute valid point Barry Sanders got caught from behind a lot

You might have forgotten the fact that oj did not have a quarterback and they absolutely knew they were running the ball and they still couldn't stop him and he ran for 2000 yards in 14 games best running back of all time oj period

His slice moves were unmatched!😮

He didn't kill Nicole, he covered for who did. I'll always remember him in Airplane.

He dismembered the rival defense. Absolutely knifed the defense. The way how he slashed through the teams like a midnight assassin. A true cut throat player

@errnest1197

Жыл бұрын

It's funny, but not funny lol!

@ChildofYAH

Жыл бұрын

Lmao

@jacobbell1934

Жыл бұрын

@@errnest1197 you’re not funny

@loydkline

8 ай бұрын

O.j.simpson great college& NFL 🏈 running 🏃‍♂️ back

@FRN2013

7 ай бұрын

I see what you did there

Rest easy Juice

Long live the Juice !

absolutely mind boggling how OJ could just stab through the defense and absolutely murder them. dude killed it on the field

The fact that all old timey highlights are is slow motion is a crime. People like Dan Marino and OJ are victims of this. As Marino fan, I've personally shown dozens of people their first ever real speed Marino highlights and they were all blown away. It just isn't the same in slow mo. It isn't right.

@dukewilson14

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, definitely the most annoying thing to see a play take 30 seconds cause of the slow mo.

@AfrikanLifestyle

6 ай бұрын

Doesn't matter the speed, you can still see the unique greatness in OJ..

RIP we lost a legend

OJ the best running ever in the NFL 😮😊😮😊😮😊😊😊😊😊

Rest In eternal Peace King you deserve Peace❤

When he set the record, I watch that game," he set the record running in the snow!!

It's krazie to see some1 putting OJ on KZread or anything he was 1 of the best backs ever an his personal life destroyed it

@thetruth4808

6 ай бұрын

Oj simpson, Jim Brown, Walt Payton the best 3 to ever to do it

LLOJ YOU WILL BE MISSED

Great RB

The hertz commercial is how I found out about football as a child

Killer video.

2k yards in a season.. crazy

RIP Juice

All these great highlights but on the day he dies all ESPN has showed is the bottom line of all his legal issues… RIP Juice, only God can judge you now 🙏🏽 give the player his respect on the gridiron

@BLACKSTA361

Ай бұрын

That's how espn operates.

What song is playing during the end? Smooooth, love it

@dukewilson14

2 ай бұрын

Freddie Gibbs - Lakers

@danielmorgan8303

2 ай бұрын

@dukewilson14 thanks my man!

He is the best that I ever seen he was a great runner

He flowed with the track at the end. Nice...

I watched him run on a black and white TV in the 70s.. it's was snowing on the TV. It struck me ,it was like watching a full grown man playing with boys

I wish my Niners had him in his prime. We got him when he was out of gas but he's still top 10 all time. GO JUICE!!!!

Back in the 70s it really was what you were made of and OJ delivered. What a phenomenal athlete and funny as sh** in naked gun 🤣

Defenses tried to cover OJ like a glove, but he knifed through them.

I actively don't like football. But geez, watching OJ play is an undeniable pleasure.

@MrJuvefrank

Жыл бұрын

I don't watch football because I know how almost all the games end; a football team usually wins.

@daviddavis3389

6 ай бұрын

Lisa, I still some what feel sooo sorry for OJ..the man has to be one of the most loneliness and denigrated, ostracized and pirah individual on America! I will certainly be glad while he is vindicated & the actual guilty person ( or persons) emerges to light and people will be able to see the real OJ Simpson! I wanna believe that he is not responsible for all that pain that he is accused of...Don't you agree?

@lisabaughn

6 ай бұрын

@@daviddavis3389 I completely agree that being ostracized by the entire world for half your life and having your ability to take care of yourself more or less stripped away from you is a punishment no human being should have to endure, although people do it to him and continue to do it because justice was never served in the case. I think America punishes people too harshly in general and this must stop. But, in terms of the facts of the case - I do think he's guilty. Every piece of evidence in the case pointed to OJ.

IMAO, OJ Simpson was the BEST RB I HAVE EVER SEEN! He had it all: acceleration, agility, balance, quickness, size, track speed, & vision. He rushed for 2000 yards when the season was 14 games. All the other RBs who have accomplished this milestone did it in 16. And he did all this, being the main focal point of the offense, while playing for a mediocre Bills team that only made the playoffs once during his career there. Too bad he threw it all away for killing his wife, who didn't want him anymore after years of abuse, and the young man who tried to help her.

His talent on the football field he was one great RB he was second to no one

The team Bill's at the time OJ was the bills. My opinion he was the best running back I saw in my childhood .