@@The-Black-Militant Todd is the only one. Nick Chubb is still in the NFL however, ACL and that knee going another direction will probably cause him to retire earlier. Sony Michel, Knowshon Moreno and all the others either just didnt cut it for the NFL or retired for other reasons.
Gurley tore his ACL like 3 times. Had the not happened he would still be one of the best in the league. He’s the reason I won my fantasy league in 2018.
Anyone remember Arizona Cardinals legend, David Johnson? He had that amazing 2016 year where he became a first team all pro running back. After that, injuries pretty much hampered his career.
The average NFL career is only 3.3 years. You're short changing some of these guys' careers. If your elite for 3-5 seasons and a decent option for another 3-5, you've had a really solid NFL career. Retiring before the NFL inevitably destroys your body and/or brain isn't such a bad thing
Todd Gurley was disregarded too early, NO he wasn’t the same but he still was serviceable. Still put up 9 TDs his last yr(only QBs scored more with less touches) and as a backup RB he could have been useful
I don't think it has nothing to do with him being disregarded...his knee was gone and he had to make the honest choice of not playing anymore and still be able to walk instead of possibly walking with crutches or even worse the rest of his life
@334ben10 yes he sat on FA for a while.cause teams got all the information on his knee that we couldn't get access to and they knew his knee was bad than what was reported
@@FlameWingMan bruh ok what I know this and what I said still stands I don’t need your explanation😂😂 his knees were still good enough to put up 9 TDs and STILL was serviceable, Todd already spoke on this. Teams didn’t hear anything we didn’t they just weren’t interested
@334ben10 yeaaah, I highly doubt they were good enough if you're going by the 9 TDs in ATL. obviously his explosiveness wasnt there any more...he was pretty much powering through the severity of his knee...that's what you're not understanding especially in this era of football...these guys are retiring way early than just playing 10+ years through a bad injury
The only back to ever go for back to back 1k rushing seasons and still be unwanted but then again he was a short skinny RB who wasn’t the best catcher or blocker and couldn’t be a power back not fast enough for outside plays either and he would usually go down on first contact but hey he technically never fumbled
I totally agree He was a real Denver dude too I did not know him personally but we went to the same taekwondo gym I hate the broncos management they needa make some big changes
Colts organization completely failed him and ran his career into the ground with all the injuries and mismanagement, they literally wasted their best QB talent since Payton Manning himself was there
Eddie Lacy comes to mind. Also even though he made the HOF off of four productive years, Terrell Davis went from a 2200 yard 23 TD season in 1998 to only collecting 1300 yards and 4 TDs over his last three seasons and then retired in the 2002 preseason.
Shaquille Leonard was a monster on defense at the start of his career. Then year five injuries have taken him out it seems. He still has a chance, but it seems like he's not gonna get back to his original level.
Deuce McCallister was a beast in New Orleans for about 2-3 years… then it seemed like the second they drafted Reggie Bush he was snuck out the back door! Another guy was Travis Henry for the Bills and Titans, he would kill it in 2002 amd 2003 on the Bills. They draft McGahee anyway and it was like Buffalo instantly forgot what Henry just did for them those 2 years! Then this exact scenario played out for Henry once again In Tennessee 😮💨 🤦♂️
He fumbled a bit in Buffalo and every year we had a new offensive coordinator here in Buffalo we had garbage quarterbacks after bledsoe so we had to make running back the key of the offensive
From what I remember Deuce had like a 5 or 6 year run as the lead back in NO. Not 2-3 years. Even after they drafted Bush, Deuce got more work at RB. His issue was he fell apart around 06-07. But that dude had a nice run with NO and got a second and third contract from them so I think you’re remembering him incorrectly.
And then Henry was a mess off the field. Like most teams couldn’t wait to get rid of Henry because he had a dozen kids and as many baby mamas on top of legal issues. I’d take Mcgahee any day just based off the kind of human he was. He also was just a better RB than Henry could dream of being. And then again on Tennessee if you had a choice of Chris Johnson or Travis Henry I can assume your choice would be CJ2K unless you got mental issues.
Three TEs that could also be found on “one-year wonder” videos: Jordan Cameron, Gary Barnidge, and Eric Ebron. All of them had their best statistical year by a long shot with tuddies for days, looked like a future star in the making, and then disappeared within 2 or 3 seasons. Speaking of Browns’ one-year wonders, QB Terrelle Pryor switched to WR in his 4th season, then in his 6th season in 2016 he eclipses 1000 yards for a very bad Browns team with terrible QBs, but then doesn’t even reach 1000 yards combined over his final two seasons playing for some other dumpster teams of Washington, Buffalo, and the Jets.
Jordan Cameron just couldn't avoid the concussions, he was drafted pretty low and thought of as an project but by his 3rd year he looked like one of the best tight ends in the league, he had a career year along his teammate Josh Gordon
That 5 td game by Josh Freeman won me the Fantasy Championship and 800 bucks that year. I didn’t want to play him but I didn’t have much of a choice. Good times
Todd Gurley was the sole reason i fell in love w the Rams. They were such an exciting team to watch in those couple of yrs he was a starting RB. I still root for the Rams but i wished T.Gurley was still a part of the team.....they would've been the most unstoppable offense in the league!
Kind of surprised to not see Chris Borland here. Hes always a guy I think of in these conversations. Played just one season, won Defensive Rookie of the Year and then just retired
2017 Gurley was an absolute Legend. I remember in Fantasy Football that year I was looking to pick up DeMarco Murray since he just got traded to the Titans but my brother took him and with the next pick I drafted Gurley. I remember a guy in the room said “he’s a bust”. Boy was he wrong
Hawks fan here, I will never forget Rawls breaking his ankle against Baltimore. It broke my heart that he was never the same. All hail Big Balls Rawls.
Great Job!!! I've been out the loop for quite a while when it comes to fantasy football and this video helped answer my question, "what happened to all the RB's I remember from a couple years ago?"!!! This video is a grim reminder of the NFL truly standing for NOT FOR LONG!!!!
Hello and great video. Another player in my opinion that had their career sadly cut short because of injury is Doug Martin former running back of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2012 to 2018 injuries is what messed up his career but he had a couple really great years. and had he been able to stay healthy I think he could’ve been one of the best running backs in the NFL
Chiefs fans petitioned for Larry Johnson to be traded or cut as he was approaching Priest Holmes record for rushing yards as a Chief. I can’t remember what it was (I think it was domestic violence, but I’m not 100% sure), but he fell out of favor with the fans fast.
Haven't finished the video yet. But Josh Gordon better be on here. Imagine if he started his career in the nfl now. When weed suspensions are unheard of. Crazy.
Devonta Freeman, in the SuperBowl, him and his running mate at the time looked UNSTOPPABLE! They looked so elite and then after that? Poof like 🎩 magic, wasnt a nobody.. like how?
Freeman on the ravens did well. We just happen to feature 3 running backs in every game so it was hard to get touches. Eventually though he took most of the carries and was decent
Damn, no wonder running backs don’t get the bag no more, they just simply don’t last. They get hit so much after 6 years, it’s just better to start over.
It’s still an absolute joke what Denver did to Phillip Lindsay and the notion he wasn’t a good runner between the tackles is absolutely false. Guy was a beast for his size and was done dirty. Haven’t had a thousand yard rusher since.
James Robinson had 1k+ rushing yards during his rookie year ,but they got rid of him after Doug Pederson became head coach. Ickey Woods suddenly disappeared not too long before Cincinnati went Super Bowl. Of course, knee injury ruined his career real good.
He just sucked. The dude had 3 games of 200 yards and literally did nothing after that. That season he had like 1100-1200 yards and half his season total yards came in 3 games.
There were a few players who had great seasons in 2019 right before Covid then when the league changed they fall off. Lindsey and Drew lock from the broncos come to mind as well as Damian Williams
As a broncos fan you're completely wrong that lindsey wasn't good between the tackles. He was actually really good for a small guy because of his toughness
Broncos fan here, when we let Lindsey go I knew it was the right choice cuz you don't pay a RB unless he's a future HOFer with how fast RBs go downhill but it still really sucked to see
Another Falcons running back could've been on this list.. Michael the burner Turner. Had some monster seasons and then faded away. Freeman took over after that
Levion bell, Antonio brown, Darren sprolles, Josh gordon, David Johnson, Henry Ruggs III and Mike Vick after the dog fighting saga are also players who were very good but couldn't make the long run
AB84? I don’t think a twelve year career with an 8-year stretch as one of the best in the league qualifies as “very good but couldn’t make the long run.” Did he go from the mountain top to being out of the league a little sooner than some thought? Sure, he didn’t end up with Moss, Owens, Fitzgerald-type longevity and it had probly more to do with his brain than his body. But idk how you can say he belongs on this list. Joe Haden also had a 13 year career, and played for years after his best statistical seasons. So three of your five suggestions are bunk.
AB played for a decent amount of time. Longer than anyone else you named, however he could still be playing right now putting the finishing touches on a HOF career..but his walk off retirement will forever be remembered
......................He started 7 games. He played in all 16 games and had over 330 carries. He was basically rb1 all year. Lol. Only reason he didn't start every game was because Holmes was still "considered" the rb1, but he didn't even have 150 carries that season and never really played again. No, he wouldn't be in the 2k club.
John Ross never broke out but we kept expecting him to. I use to get him on my team in Madden. By year 3 he was unstoppable. Well in fantasy land on the game lol Shame.
Great video, but honestly your final words on Todd Gurley don’t make sense? It’s clear the knee injuries ended his career, to also include production is counter productive because one goes hand in hand with the other, he was going out of the league regardless with arthritis
Gurley came into the league with an already arthritic knee it was just going to get worse with age and NFL teams normally running the lead back 250-300 times a season plus catches
The craziest thing about Todd Gurley is how young he still is he only turned 30 this year yet he’s been out of the NFL for 4 years
I've noticed something. Some of the georgia running backs have had knee injuries that have cut their careers short in the pros.
@@The-Black-Militant Todd is the only one. Nick Chubb is still in the NFL however, ACL and that knee going another direction will probably cause him to retire earlier. Sony Michel, Knowshon Moreno and all the others either just didnt cut it for the NFL or retired for other reasons.
@brendonmcmillan5589 yo, I forgot about knowshon Moreno.
Gurley tore his ACL like 3 times. Had the not happened he would still be one of the best in the league. He’s the reason I won my fantasy league in 2018.
That D Hop and Will fuller duo was lethal for the time it lasted
Anyone remember Arizona Cardinals legend, David Johnson? He had that amazing 2016 year where he became a first team all pro running back. After that, injuries pretty much hampered his career.
Fantasy legend David Johnson
As a Texans fan, I remember his corpse
Us Texans fans remember him for sure
He was the Brandon Roy of the NFL on god!
@bongjovi94 when yall traded him away for D hop 🤣
The average NFL career is only 3.3 years. You're short changing some of these guys' careers. If your elite for 3-5 seasons and a decent option for another 3-5, you've had a really solid NFL career. Retiring before the NFL inevitably destroys your body and/or brain isn't such a bad thing
Yeah i think the number is like 1300 players ever have made it 8 years + in the nfl ever in history.
Peyton Hillis comes to mind. Had the monster one hit wonder year. Madden cover.
Todd Gurley was disregarded too early, NO he wasn’t the same but he still was serviceable. Still put up 9 TDs his last yr(only QBs scored more with less touches) and as a backup RB he could have been useful
I don't think it has nothing to do with him being disregarded...his knee was gone and he had to make the honest choice of not playing anymore and still be able to walk instead of possibly walking with crutches or even worse the rest of his life
@@FlameWingMan obviously it was ultimately his choice but teams weren’t offering anyway. He sit in FA awhile with no offers before retiring
@334ben10 yes he sat on FA for a while.cause teams got all the information on his knee that we couldn't get access to and they knew his knee was bad than what was reported
@@FlameWingMan bruh ok what I know this and what I said still stands I don’t need your explanation😂😂 his knees were still good enough to put up 9 TDs and STILL was serviceable, Todd already spoke on this. Teams didn’t hear anything we didn’t they just weren’t interested
@334ben10 yeaaah, I highly doubt they were good enough if you're going by the 9 TDs in ATL. obviously his explosiveness wasnt there any more...he was pretty much powering through the severity of his knee...that's what you're not understanding especially in this era of football...these guys are retiring way early than just playing 10+ years through a bad injury
Phillip Lindsey never fumbled in his NFL career.
Very impressive
Because he never ran inside is why he never fumbled not to mention most offensive lineman could catch the ball better than him
Denver did Phillip Lindsay wrong. He had a couple of thousand yrd seasons and Denver was stil trying to trade him
The only back to ever go for back to back 1k rushing seasons and still be unwanted but then again he was a short skinny RB who wasn’t the best catcher or blocker and couldn’t be a power back not fast enough for outside plays either and he would usually go down on first contact but hey he technically never fumbled
I totally agree He was a real Denver dude too I did not know him personally but we went to the same taekwondo gym I hate the broncos management they needa make some big changes
@@SnuggieMapleI think he did fumble once when he got to Houston I might be wrong though
@@lionsfan3581 Nope he never officially recorded a fumble
It's a couple players teams did like that Alfred morris, jordan howard, jay A
Andrew Luck
He was one of my favorite players. What the Colts did to him was a crime.
Such an intelligent person as well, truly a supreme talent that slept through the colts fingers.
He's a young man with plenty of cash. Good for Andrew luck.
Bengals doing the same to Burrow
@@rkbelmont1138 you think ?
Colts organization completely failed him and ran his career into the ground with all the injuries and mismanagement, they literally wasted their best QB talent since Payton Manning himself was there
I expected to see the criminally underrated Doug Martin on here.
Someone else said Lev Bell and I definitely think he qualifies.
For sure! Him and maybe ab but his demise was certainly because of his off the field antics
He did it to himself tbh
Not really he was a Rb they usually only last about 6 years if that
Bell had a crazy 2yrs
I just started watching...I wonder is Sean Lee or Lavar Arrington are on here?
Eddie Lacy comes to mind.
Also even though he made the HOF off of four productive years, Terrell Davis went from a 2200 yard 23 TD season in 1998 to only collecting 1300 yards and 4 TDs over his last three seasons and then retired in the 2002 preseason.
Just goes to show that staying healthy means more than having high end talent in the NFL
Exactly why Joe Burrow isn't top 5
100%. Unfortunately that's something that is mostly out of the players hands.
@@FantasyPhenoms I’m mad you entertained this comment 😂😂
The best ability is availability
Shaquille Leonard was a monster on defense at the start of his career. Then year five injuries have taken him out it seems. He still has a chance, but it seems like he's not gonna get back to his original level.
If he does that eagles defend would actually be pretty scary
The man was a ff machine
Should Chris Carson be on this list too ? 🤔
Deuce McCallister was a beast in New Orleans for about 2-3 years… then it seemed like the second they drafted Reggie Bush he was snuck out the back door! Another guy was Travis Henry for the Bills and Titans, he would kill it in 2002 amd 2003 on the Bills. They draft McGahee anyway and it was like Buffalo instantly forgot what Henry just did for them those 2 years! Then this exact scenario played out for Henry once again In Tennessee 😮💨 🤦♂️
He fumbled a bit in Buffalo and every year we had a new offensive coordinator here in Buffalo we had garbage quarterbacks after bledsoe so we had to make running back the key of the offensive
From what I remember Deuce had like a 5 or 6 year run as the lead back in NO. Not 2-3 years. Even after they drafted Bush, Deuce got more work at RB. His issue was he fell apart around 06-07. But that dude had a nice run with NO and got a second and third contract from them so I think you’re remembering him incorrectly.
Also NO drafted Bush in 05 and Deuce retired in 08. So 3 years seems like a long time to sneak somebody out the back door.
And then Henry was a mess off the field. Like most teams couldn’t wait to get rid of Henry because he had a dozen kids and as many baby mamas on top of legal issues. I’d take Mcgahee any day just based off the kind of human he was. He also was just a better RB than Henry could dream of being. And then again on Tennessee if you had a choice of Chris Johnson or Travis Henry I can assume your choice would be CJ2K unless you got mental issues.
Coming out of college McGahee was a consensus number 1 overall pick before he tire his leg up in the natty
Three TEs that could also be found on “one-year wonder” videos: Jordan Cameron, Gary Barnidge, and Eric Ebron. All of them had their best statistical year by a long shot with tuddies for days, looked like a future star in the making, and then disappeared within 2 or 3 seasons.
Speaking of Browns’ one-year wonders, QB Terrelle Pryor switched to WR in his 4th season, then in his 6th season in 2016 he eclipses 1000 yards for a very bad Browns team with terrible QBs, but then doesn’t even reach 1000 yards combined over his final two seasons playing for some other dumpster teams of Washington, Buffalo, and the Jets.
Jordan Cameron just couldn't avoid the concussions, he was drafted pretty low and thought of as an project but by his 3rd year he looked like one of the best tight ends in the league, he had a career year along his teammate Josh Gordon
That 5 td game by Josh Freeman won me the Fantasy Championship and 800 bucks that year. I didn’t want to play him but I didn’t have much of a choice. Good times
Gotta give Lindsay his props for holding onto the ball. You could count his fumbles on one hand
Todd Gurley was the sole reason i fell in love w the Rams. They were such an exciting team to watch in those couple of yrs he was a starting RB.
I still root for the Rams but i wished T.Gurley was still a part of the team.....they would've been the most unstoppable offense in the league!
Lol not with the qb they had
@@jonanderson470 I was talking about the current QB! A combo of Stafford & Gurley would have been incredible....to say the least.
Vic Beasley, DeMarco Murray
If only Gurley wasn't the Gordon Hayward of the NFL
gordon hayward still in the league i think
He’s still in the league
All I think of is that ankle injury on Boston with him
Gordon Hayward was only ever a role player
terrible comparison
Kind of surprised to not see Chris Borland here. Hes always a guy I think of in these conversations. Played just one season, won Defensive Rookie of the Year and then just retired
My bad. He was 4th in DROY voting. He didn't win it
2017 Gurley was an absolute Legend. I remember in Fantasy Football that year I was looking to pick up DeMarco Murray since he just got traded to the Titans but my brother took him and with the next pick I drafted Gurley. I remember a guy in the room said “he’s a bust”. Boy was he wrong
Oronde Gadsen
Mike Wallace
Michael Crabtree
Ray Rice
Peyton Hillis
Josh Gordon
Hawks fan here, I will never forget Rawls breaking his ankle against Baltimore. It broke my heart that he was never the same. All hail Big Balls Rawls.
i get that Sean Taylor is a touchy subject but he should be on this list
I think the list has more to do with players that fizzled out.
Great Job!!! I've been out the loop for quite a while when it comes to fantasy football and this video helped answer my question, "what happened to all the RB's I remember from a couple years ago?"!!!
This video is a grim reminder of the NFL truly standing for NOT FOR LONG!!!!
Hello and great video. Another player in my opinion that had their career sadly cut short because of injury is Doug Martin former running back of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2012 to 2018 injuries is what messed up his career but he had a couple really great years. and had he been able to stay healthy I think he could’ve been one of the best running backs in the NFL
Gurley was the single reason I became a Rams fan. I still can’t get over that pain.
Chiefs fans petitioned for Larry Johnson to be traded or cut as he was approaching Priest Holmes record for rushing yards as a Chief. I can’t remember what it was (I think it was domestic violence, but I’m not 100% sure), but he fell out of favor with the fans fast.
Lol as a ravens fan I still remember that Stevie Johnson drop vs the Steelers vividly lol I was so upset
I don’t know why Baltimore didn’t re-sign him or much less than another team because he played great for Baltimore for how many touches he got
Haven't finished the video yet. But Josh Gordon better be on here. Imagine if he started his career in the nfl now. When weed suspensions are unheard of. Crazy.
Bro him and Justin Blackmon could’ve been really special
Chip Kelly was the worst thing to happen to my city 😢
Martavis Bryant could have been a superstar if he just eased up on the ganja
Lindsay is doing daytime sports talk now in Denver
Phillip Lyndsey is on sports talk radio here in Denver every day.
Az linebacker daryl washington
Injuries to his girlfriend kept him out the lg 😂
@@ChicanoBarbarian13 facts but he was a beast if only he could’ve been a good person off field 💀🤣🤦
I think about 2 Texans RBs that played together. Steve slaton and Ben Tate.
Also Arian Foster
Devonta Freeman, in the SuperBowl, him and his running mate at the time looked UNSTOPPABLE! They looked so elite and then after that? Poof like 🎩 magic, wasnt a nobody.. like how?
Fucking blame Sark for concussing him so fucking much in 2017.
Freeman on the ravens did well. We just happen to feature 3 running backs in every game so it was hard to get touches. Eventually though he took most of the carries and was decent
Fantasy Phenom da best sports UA-cam channel 💯
Thanks Trev!!!
Dang your right I forgot about Gurley after the casino incident
416 carries in 2006. God damn.
Thats probably the most carries in the last 20 years.
400 carries just doesn't happen anymore.
If only Gurley could've stayed healthy the dude would've been a easy hall of famer.
I would say the king of all the gone too soon players would have been Bo Jackson.
Todd Gurley story breaks my heart. He should still be in the league today
Will Fuller was amazing and disappeared overnight.
This is all offense? Because i have no idea how Aldon Smith or Hardy aint on this list. Awesome work though
Everyone who knew Gurleys’s knee situation knew what was gonna happen with him
Arian Foster. Monster seasons, short career.
" This is the NFL, which stands for "Not For Long!"
Lamar Miller comes to mind, had a few really good years then became a practice squad running back.
If only Brady had a longer career he could've been a HOF 🤣😂🤣
if only bro could beat manning nick foles and 1st half matt ryan (2nd half never happened yall delusional)
I’m a Lions fan and I hope Gibbs don’t turn out to be one of these guys because he’s insanely talented
Agreed but then again he is a rb
@@ock5458and being overshadowed by Monty
Blackmon ending up with 800 yrds with a 230 yrd game is a little skimp
Odell Thurman Bengals LB
Reggie Brooks RB Washington
Andre Rison Wr Falcons
Sterling Sharpe Wr Packers
Damn, no wonder running backs don’t get the bag no more, they just simply don’t last. They get hit so much after 6 years, it’s just better to start over.
If the falcons would’ve gave freeman more carries they would’ve won the Super Bowl
It’s still an absolute joke what Denver did to Phillip Lindsay and the notion he wasn’t a good runner between the tackles is absolutely false. Guy was a beast for his size and was done dirty. Haven’t had a thousand yard rusher since.
Stevie Johnspn had hands made of grease, he dropped a lot of passes
James Robinson had 1k+ rushing yards during his rookie year ,but they got rid of him after Doug Pederson became head coach. Ickey Woods suddenly disappeared not too long before Cincinnati went Super Bowl. Of course, knee injury ruined his career real good.
Maybe im dumb but i forgot what happened to Jay Ajai
He just sucked. The dude had 3 games of 200 yards and literally did nothing after that. That season he had like 1100-1200 yards and half his season total yards came in 3 games.
I saw him doing commentary in England on Football. I loved him too. Rex Ryan's brother was there and Su.
Wow 2 600 yard seasons and a 800 yarder. What a stud 😂 live in Houston btw
This makes me think about Tre Mason
As a fellow eagles fan I feel your pain on the McCoy/Alonso thing.
Phillip Lindsay still shows his face I think he was a Texan last year or something
3451 elite show? How tf does that work. That’s elite for the Bears, but Bears fans think Justin Fields was an MVP last year.
Was referring to his touchdown/turnover ratio not the yardage.
Fields still better than Williams will be.
@@janboblarry so the bust train don’t stop for Da Bears
Melvin Gordon on here now 😭
In 2023 I saw Philip Lindsey at the Denver airport
first two guys in the video were never the same after facing Belichick in the Super Bowl
There were a few players who had great seasons in 2019 right before Covid then when the league changed they fall off. Lindsey and Drew lock from the broncos come to mind as well as Damian Williams
Whatever happened to James Robinson?
Former Redskins TE Jordan Reed
Why did everyone go to the dolphins. somewhere down their career 😂
Franchise overpays and no state income tax
They love that burning hot weather, beaches, and most of all money!
Cause that’s where football players go towards the end of their careers
It used to be the saints
As a broncos fan you're completely wrong that lindsey wasn't good between the tackles. He was actually really good for a small guy because of his toughness
As a dolphins fan it doesn’t surprise me at all we ended up with like half the players on this last AFTER they start playing poorly
James Robinson
Broncos fan here, when we let Lindsey go I knew it was the right choice cuz you don't pay a RB unless he's a future HOFer with how fast RBs go downhill but it still really sucked to see
Does anybody remember Jordan Reed? Dude was talented. Concussions and injuries did him in.
Commenting before i finish watching, but i hope Jeremy Hill is on this list
Another Falcons running back could've been on this list.. Michael the burner Turner. Had some monster seasons and then faded away. Freeman took over after that
Rawls Flintstone naive was a beast when he play for Seahawks had a promising career too bad injuries end his career
Fuller goes deep damn hurt again on the catch
Loved n rooted for Lindsay. He was a dawg. Great heart n great story
Levion bell, Antonio brown, Darren sprolles, Josh gordon, David Johnson, Henry Ruggs III and Mike Vick after the dog fighting saga are also players who were very good but couldn't make the long run
Sproles played for 14 Years and is top 50 RB all time, i think his career panned out really well along with a super bowl. Leveon bell makes me sad tho
AB84? I don’t think a twelve year career with an 8-year stretch as one of the best in the league qualifies as “very good but couldn’t make the long run.” Did he go from the mountain top to being out of the league a little sooner than some thought? Sure, he didn’t end up with Moss, Owens, Fitzgerald-type longevity and it had probly more to do with his brain than his body. But idk how you can say he belongs on this list.
Joe Haden also had a 13 year career, and played for years after his best statistical seasons. So three of your five suggestions are bunk.
K but but chill I'm just throwing names that have a possibility
AB played for a decent amount of time. Longer than anyone else you named, however he could still be playing right now putting the finishing touches on a HOF career..but his walk off retirement will forever be remembered
Luke Kuechly!! Would’ve loved to see more of him
Johnson putting up 1700 yards in 7 games is absolutely wild. If he played all 16 he’d be in the 2000 club
......................He started 7 games. He played in all 16 games and had over 330 carries. He was basically rb1 all year. Lol. Only reason he didn't start every game was because Holmes was still "considered" the rb1, but he didn't even have 150 carries that season and never really played again. No, he wouldn't be in the 2k club.
Dude that's the greatest feat for an nfl rb in history whattt ????
Would have loved to see Percy Harvin on this list, but good list regardless.
THOUGHT IT WAS A TRUE CRIME VIDEO LOL
How could you not mention Josh Gordon here?
Had him in another similar video, he’s on the thumbnail. I don’t like to repeat players because viewers would get bored
Mr not knowing that Gurly quit it’s been 4 years 💀
I’ll always remember Kiko Alonso for sending Joe Flacco into oblivion
John Ross never broke out but we kept expecting him to.
I use to get him on my team in Madden. By year 3 he was unstoppable. Well in fantasy land on the game lol Shame.
I haven’t watched the video yet but Todd Gurley III looked like the next LT or Barry Sanders
Great video, but honestly your final words on Todd Gurley don’t make sense? It’s clear the knee injuries ended his career, to also include production is counter productive because one goes hand in hand with the other, he was going out of the league regardless with arthritis
Well most of these are RBs, any athlete can be an amazing RB with a good O line, thats why
Gurley came into the league with an already arthritic knee it was just going to get worse with age and NFL teams normally running the lead back 250-300 times a season plus catches
Freeman played with the saints before signing with the giants and ravens