Underrated running back for sure. When he 1st came into the league he was Cat Quick, slasher type runner, but as he got older he adjusted his running style to that of a power back, and that was impressive. 2nd best "O.J." running back that ever ran the rock in the NFL.
@carlgarrett4947
4 ай бұрын
Christopher , I’ve often said the exact same thing about his style adjustment. And he was great and effective with both styles …..an amazing slasher as OJ Anderson and a more patient power back as Ottis Anderson
@tonylupo17647 ай бұрын
Otis Anderson is definitely a Hall of Fame running back! 👍🏈
@davidk62694 ай бұрын
Thank you for uploading this great highlight reel of OJ Anderson's runs! I also really like the accompanying music. I'm so glad that OJ won the Super Bowl MVP late in his career--well deserved!
@johnmanning4097 Жыл бұрын
I remember watching him as a kid great running back playing for those lousy St. Louis cardinal teams, but he finally got his due when he went to the New York Giants and won a Super Bowl
@glenwest1911 Жыл бұрын
Great video on a great running back and I love the music.
@chrishoward1378 Жыл бұрын
He was solid. Love the soundtrack too
@dwightlove3704 Жыл бұрын
Big Powerful And Fast 6-2 230 9.45 100 yd dash.Imagine him with The Giants in his early years.
@ckobo84
4 ай бұрын
He had good speed for his size, but not that fast dude. 9.45 would make him significantly faster than Tony Dorsett who had the Superstars record with a time of 9.57.
@finnfinn7703
2 ай бұрын
Where in the hell did you get that he ran and 9.45. You have said some pretty crazy shit, but this has to take the cake. You are just wrong. You are incredibly stupid wrong. Newsflash zippy, Roy Green, couldn’t run a 9.45. He was significantly faster than OJ
@craigallmendinger8404 Жыл бұрын
Definitely gets style points on top of everything else.
@vprosperi3 ай бұрын
Put this cat in the HOF. He is special.
@shawnpealer138310 ай бұрын
The best!!!
@zzblacksmithzz1666 Жыл бұрын
Work horse
@krisscanlon40513 ай бұрын
One of my favs for either St Louis or NYG
@mrrida503 Жыл бұрын
My 5th favorite Tailback of all-time right behind Eddie George. Majorly underrated. I'm glad for as great as he was for all those years on a losing team, he finally got his ring 💍..he's also one of the absolute best players in Tecmo Superbowl 🏈
@MeIn321 Жыл бұрын
Ran like Dickerson minus the acceleration
@oliverferreirajr45252 ай бұрын
Nice
@dc13977 ай бұрын
It was one of the most shocking things i had ever seen watching a football game. When Anderson was with the Giants, they were playing the Jets. A Jets offensive ball carrier went out of bounds on the Giants sideline and he went down. Anderson and two other Giants were stomping a new asshole for him. They were kicking and stomping on him. There were a few Jets players by the sideline but they just turned and walked away. They didn't run in to pick him up like most offensive players do for a ball carrier if they get tackled. They knew this dude was there but they turned around and left. I thought i was going to see a melee. The announcers even were talking about Anderson kicking and stomping that dude along with the other two Giants. There were no injuries from that from what I recall either. The whole series of events blew my mind as to how it all played out. I don't think Anderson got into any trouble about it either.
@ckobo84
4 ай бұрын
In a 1986 preseason game the Cardinals were playing the Bears. A Bears player went out of bounds on the Cardinals sideline, the entire Cardinals team kicked him on the ground for like a minute straight. The Bears were coming off a Super Bowl and the Cardinals wanted to prove how tough they were, after every play 3 Cardinal players would dive in for a late hit on the ball carrier.
@jonathanscheitlin33463 ай бұрын
He may not be sweetness, but he definitely had a sweetness and a sting to his style
@JL-ec1by4 ай бұрын
Awesome highlights! What a talent. He reminds me of Franco Harris with better vision and elusiveness. This OJ had juice, too!
@rubengutierrez510228 күн бұрын
Frank Gore, Edgerrin James, and OJ Anderson are the best three running backs that ever came out of the University of Miami, Florida.
@oliverferreirajr45259 ай бұрын
Otis is nasty great
@kinggeefunk Жыл бұрын
How Did the Cardinals Trade This Cat to A Team in Its Same Division?
@MeIn321
Жыл бұрын
Because he had a lot of mileage and no offensive line. The Cards were abysmal at this point. He didn't have to carry the load for the Giants.
@Tuskegeeflyboi Жыл бұрын
Back when horse Collers were legal along with a million other ways to play dirty
@MeIn321
Жыл бұрын
Wasn't dirty if it was legal. Back when men played.
@vprosperi
3 ай бұрын
Seriously. It’s football. Nothing dirty about yanking a dude down by his shoulder pads.
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Another highly underrated RB
Underrated running back for sure. When he 1st came into the league he was Cat Quick, slasher type runner, but as he got older he adjusted his running style to that of a power back, and that was impressive. 2nd best "O.J." running back that ever ran the rock in the NFL.
@carlgarrett4947
4 ай бұрын
Christopher , I’ve often said the exact same thing about his style adjustment. And he was great and effective with both styles …..an amazing slasher as OJ Anderson and a more patient power back as Ottis Anderson
Otis Anderson is definitely a Hall of Fame running back! 👍🏈
Thank you for uploading this great highlight reel of OJ Anderson's runs! I also really like the accompanying music. I'm so glad that OJ won the Super Bowl MVP late in his career--well deserved!
I remember watching him as a kid great running back playing for those lousy St. Louis cardinal teams, but he finally got his due when he went to the New York Giants and won a Super Bowl
Great video on a great running back and I love the music.
He was solid. Love the soundtrack too
Big Powerful And Fast 6-2 230 9.45 100 yd dash.Imagine him with The Giants in his early years.
@ckobo84
4 ай бұрын
He had good speed for his size, but not that fast dude. 9.45 would make him significantly faster than Tony Dorsett who had the Superstars record with a time of 9.57.
@finnfinn7703
2 ай бұрын
Where in the hell did you get that he ran and 9.45. You have said some pretty crazy shit, but this has to take the cake. You are just wrong. You are incredibly stupid wrong. Newsflash zippy, Roy Green, couldn’t run a 9.45. He was significantly faster than OJ
Definitely gets style points on top of everything else.
Put this cat in the HOF. He is special.
The best!!!
Work horse
One of my favs for either St Louis or NYG
My 5th favorite Tailback of all-time right behind Eddie George. Majorly underrated. I'm glad for as great as he was for all those years on a losing team, he finally got his ring 💍..he's also one of the absolute best players in Tecmo Superbowl 🏈
Ran like Dickerson minus the acceleration
Nice
It was one of the most shocking things i had ever seen watching a football game. When Anderson was with the Giants, they were playing the Jets. A Jets offensive ball carrier went out of bounds on the Giants sideline and he went down. Anderson and two other Giants were stomping a new asshole for him. They were kicking and stomping on him. There were a few Jets players by the sideline but they just turned and walked away. They didn't run in to pick him up like most offensive players do for a ball carrier if they get tackled. They knew this dude was there but they turned around and left. I thought i was going to see a melee. The announcers even were talking about Anderson kicking and stomping that dude along with the other two Giants. There were no injuries from that from what I recall either. The whole series of events blew my mind as to how it all played out. I don't think Anderson got into any trouble about it either.
@ckobo84
4 ай бұрын
In a 1986 preseason game the Cardinals were playing the Bears. A Bears player went out of bounds on the Cardinals sideline, the entire Cardinals team kicked him on the ground for like a minute straight. The Bears were coming off a Super Bowl and the Cardinals wanted to prove how tough they were, after every play 3 Cardinal players would dive in for a late hit on the ball carrier.
He may not be sweetness, but he definitely had a sweetness and a sting to his style
Awesome highlights! What a talent. He reminds me of Franco Harris with better vision and elusiveness. This OJ had juice, too!
Frank Gore, Edgerrin James, and OJ Anderson are the best three running backs that ever came out of the University of Miami, Florida.
Otis is nasty great
How Did the Cardinals Trade This Cat to A Team in Its Same Division?
@MeIn321
Жыл бұрын
Because he had a lot of mileage and no offensive line. The Cards were abysmal at this point. He didn't have to carry the load for the Giants.
Back when horse Collers were legal along with a million other ways to play dirty
@MeIn321
Жыл бұрын
Wasn't dirty if it was legal. Back when men played.
@vprosperi
3 ай бұрын
Seriously. It’s football. Nothing dirty about yanking a dude down by his shoulder pads.
Nice