I was blessed as a kid and teenager watching Marshall Faulk, LaDainian Tomlinson, Adrian Peterson right after... I think Derrick Henry is the RB right after. Amazingly consistent RB's breaking records which sets them apart from those 1-2year RB's.
His 2003 season might have been his most underrated one that he ever had in his career. Over 1600 rushing yards 100 catches for over 700 receiving yards and he put up those kinda numbers for a team that went 4-12 that year and ended up with the number 1 pick.
I posted a similar comment on how the chargers were trash in tomlinson's first couple of seasons and how they over used him. That 2003 season is a testament to what I was talking about. Those stats might be the single greatest performance for a running back as whole for a single season, and this was years before he broke the single season td record.
Frll 2003 season was super underrated people don’t talk about how he dropped his first 2,300 all purpose yards then another in 2006 easily the most dominate rb of the 2000s
Best, most complete running back of the last 20 years and one of the five greatest ever in my opinion. How he didn't make the NFL 100 All Time team is beyond me. Even with a longer season, I'll be shocked if another running back comes close to LT's single season touchdown record.
This video was also a sneaky highlight video for Lorenzo Neal (#47). Probably the last great full-time FB in the NFL. He was trucking people for LT, and kept right on moving. Teams just don't use a real FB very much anymore, and that's helped slowly kill the RB position. That big first hit is on the RB, not the FB leading the way. I got to watch most of LT's home games in college as well (TCU). He came in right after I graduated. No one could catch him if he got past the line. I saw his 400 yard/6TD game against UTEP. They had nothing to stop him. The crazy thing is, his Freshman season the team went 1-10, and they had him playing Fullback. Coach gets fired, new coach puts him at RB, and the rest is history.
You made a great point about the death of the FB position affecting RBS. It makes so much sense. I’ve been wondering for years why it felt like workhorse backs have even shorter shelf life than they used to. RBs used to pound the rock out of I with a FB paving the way. Now, they often run from spread and have to make a man miss or absorb a blow.
@@calcaleb7041 You have to remember though, he was coming off a shoulder injury (i think?) and they had Rivers as his backup from the draft year before he was let go. No one would have known that Brees would be the QB he would end up being
The culture stinks, i think it's why good players sign there then just fall off the map. I've been following them close since 03-04 and the last seasons that really felt like contention were 09-10 because a lot of those guys were on the team since 05-06. Since then, it's just cool for them to be in the league and live in Cali I guess
Dude was so amazing running, I just think most tacklers were like, "nah, stopping him would be destroying art." Truly a one of a kind athlete. Thanks for the rewind.
I saw Tomlinson play at TCU and I was a huge fan of him ever since. Even though I'm a die-hard Chiefs fan, he was always one of my favorite "non-Chiefs" Class act and one of the best, most complete running backs in history.
As a lifelong Chargers’ fan, I needed to see this to remember what we used to be-after all these years upset by injury and incompetence, damn it’s depressing. Thank you L.T. for making my childhood. Also shout out to Daddy Phil for trying his hardest for 16 years
Can't believe he and Marshall Faulk didn't make the NFL's 100th Anniversary Team. Glaring omissions. These dudes were the best dual threat RBs in NFL history.
Faulk was great, but he only dominated with a loaded team. He barely averaged 4.0 yards a carry until 99 where he all of a sudden shot up to over 5.0 ypc due to the surrounding talent he had. LT dominated no matter who was around him.
As a Kid growing up in Texas you grow up watching the cowboys. For me i watched Dallas in the Romo, Owens, Barber, Witten, Ware Era. Until i saw one day a guy from TCU go to San Diego. The powder blues, the black visor, the sharp cuts and most admirably the humbleness from #21. From then on, I forgot all about Americas Team and have been a Chargers fan. This man to me was the coolest and he had the complete game to back it up. Rarely missed a game in his prime and he was a leader not vocally but by example. Great Memories, just wish he wouldve gotten a chance to play in the big game. A Texas Legend, without a doubt one of the best to ever do it at his position. #LT21 ⚡️
Grew up a raiders fan and would jus watch lt run all over the place like a madman. His signature TD celebration till this day is my favorite celebration. I can say I was fan of him even tho chargers were and still are a rivalry. Really disappointing he never got a Lombardi.
The 2001 Chargers probably had the best back-to-back draft picks of all time. Ladanian Tomlinson, then Drew Brees. LT really provided some tremendous hype around the team, growing up in San Diego around this time, it was understood, he was THE man in this city. Safe to say his character matched up with his play as well. (Heck, he won Walter Payton Man of the Year the same year he broke all the touchdown records and led the Chargers to 14-2.) Of course, being a Charger, he has no Superbowls to show for it, but he really doesn't need it. He's just amazing.
He’s the reason why I’m a Chargers fan and not a Rams fan. Since LA had no team for a long time, I became a Chargers fan since they were the closest team to LA, and LT made the Chargers so fun to watch. And even when the Rams moved first, I chose to stay a Chargers fan.
Many times I’ve watched his highlights, I just knew from the start that LT was not only the future of what the Chargers was going to be in the backfield but he was the future of what the league was gonna be like for a RB. If it wasn’t for LaDainian Tomlinson’s versatility, RBs like Matt Forte, Christian McCaffery, Alvin Kamara, Austin Ekeler, Aaron Jones, and even Darren Sproles wouldn’t be here today. LT was that RB
Even from a rival team fan -- big, biiiig respect. The "formative years" for me getting absolutely engrossed in football during my childhood... aren't complete without this King here
Most of us were too young to watch and appreciate the great Barry Sanders but at least we got to see this man right here. He is the closest thing you’ll ever get to Barry and it’s not even close. Although I must say my personal favorite is Adrian Peterson
Literally the reason I’m a chargers fan today. I have a challenge on like madden 04 or 05 to thank for that. He simply would not go down & then in nfl street him and Vick couldn’t be tackled. My first game watching him was that crazy game vs the broncos I think he had like 4 TDs and a crazy ass spin move at that moment I became i fan of him & the chargers for life… Thanks LT (I wish we never got rid of Marty)
LT and AD are my favorite backs of all-time. I will never forget Tomlinson’s legendary 2006 season, it was iconic. Nor will I ever forget Peterson’s rookie and sophomore years or his incredible 2012 season after coming back from an ACL and MCL injury to rush for over 2K and 12 touchdowns. People forget just how frightenly good the likes of LT and AD were. I wish someone would sign Peterson and allow him to reach 15000 career rushing yards. I remember the days when rushing in the NFL was dominated by AD and CJ2K- good times!
Reason I became I FB/HB in football when I was young, I remember how menacing that mask was, with the custom bars and that dark visor. What a dog. I wanted to be just like LT
Greatest offensive player ever. Could do everything you could possibly do on offense: Running, Receiving, Passing, and Blocking. He had vision, acceleration, speed, power, he had the best cuts, he could truck, stiff arm, spin move, he could leap over entire defenses. He did this with shitty teams too, he had to carry the entire offense for 7 years. I don’t know who’s more complete of a player.
In 2003 this man ran for 2370 SCRIMMAGE yards. Thats just counting his yards from the line. If you add up his yards from before the line hes prolly between 2400 and 2500 yards. Thats mind blowing. And he holds the all time single season TD record. Dude might be my 2nd or 3rd favorite RB ever.
Man there’s were the days growing up watching LT doing his thing. Chargers will never be the same to be ever since they left San Diego. Football will never be the same for me since I don’t have a dog in the fight…
He kinda pulled a Kevin Durant like move back in 2009. The Chargers lost to the Jets in the 2009 Divisional and then he joined the Jets in the offseason.
@ 2:14 whoever 85 was on the chargers idk his name but thats a player right there. He started already 10 yards behind the play and SPRINTED to make that block for LT. He has some wheels also😂
Barry Sanders, Walter Paytom Ladanian Tomlinson, three very humble, very kind, very talented RB;s. Some of the most stand up dudes in the history of any sport.
He's my all time favorite RB. Starred and excelled in the final golden age of RBs along side other greats: Faulk, S. Alexander, Holmes, R. Williams etc
Fun Fact: He was going to be the cover athlete for Madden 08, but a fan named Nick Cupolo made a petition to get him off the cover because he did not want to see him suffer the Madden Curse. LT then talked to his agent, and EA had to take Vince Young.
This man was the RB of the 2000s. What an absolute beast he was running, catching and passing. I don't think anyone else since Walter Payton has been the multifaceted game winner that LT was.
The most complete RB in NFL history. Always on the field, great runner, good pass catcher, and he was good for pass TD or two a season. 2nd Best RB of the 21st century, Top 5 RB of all time!
There was nothing about him that was more complete than Payton, Smith, or Faulk. Or even Marcus Allen. Allen had more total yards, more rec. yds.; plus, 6 passing TDs of his own. Payton was as complete as any back ever, and more complete than 90-some %; plus I think he had like 9 passing TDs.
L.T. definitely my 3rd fav RB of all time behind Barry and Marshall. However some crazy Ish 48 touches in a game. Man the NFL was different back then now a days a back's lucky if they get 15 touches.
My first nfl game I was 13. I lived in Orange County and My dad and our neighbors drove to San Diego and it was the game LT broke the single season rushing record against the Broncos. Dad bought me an LT jersey at the stadium on that day too. LT has been my favorite player and I’ve been a chargers fan ever since… and let me tell you it’s been a lifetime of disappointment lol. Can we get one ring please?
Look at some of these games and the amount of touches. 2002 W13, 37 carries and 11 catches. backs today would get sore just looking at those numbers. The definition of a workhorse.
I was blessed as a kid and teenager watching Marshall Faulk, LaDainian Tomlinson, Adrian Peterson right after... I think Derrick Henry is the RB right after. Amazingly consistent RB's breaking records which sets them apart from those 1-2year RB's.
Emmitt, Barry, Walter, bo, Dickerson for me
💯 real thorough breds. You have to give them the ball and let them run🏇
Sorry I have to add Steven Jackson in there too. Man was a beast and broke Dickersons rushing record
If SJ39 had what Henry has alas a Saffold and Pace he would have atleast 2 SBs
Man him and Marshall Faulk are the most complete backs in NFL history
Spanos did T dirty. Still have the MVP towel they gave out at the game. Tomlinsons leg work will always remind me The Juice
His 2003 season might have been his most underrated one that he ever had in his career. Over 1600 rushing yards 100 catches for over 700 receiving yards and he put up those kinda numbers for a team that went 4-12 that year and ended up with the number 1 pick.
2003 as a whole was the year of the running back in the nfl for sure
I posted a similar comment on how the chargers were trash in tomlinson's first couple of seasons and how they over used him. That 2003 season is a testament to what I was talking about. Those stats might be the single greatest performance for a running back as whole for a single season, and this was years before he broke the single season td record.
And didn't make the pro bowl.
Frll 2003 season was super underrated people don’t talk about how he dropped his first 2,300 all purpose yards then another in 2006 easily the most dominate rb of the 2000s
Nobody will say that was an underrated season. If u were to rate his seasons, it’ll probably be #2
Best, most complete running back of the last 20 years and one of the five greatest ever in my opinion. How he didn't make the NFL 100 All Time team is beyond me. Even with a longer season, I'll be shocked if another running back comes close to LT's single season touchdown record.
Top 5:
1. Walter Payton
2. Barry Sanders
3. LT
4: Jim Brown
5: Eric Dickerson
@@jessehaskins7849 Levon bell?
@@scarthecrusader8491 Fucking what?
@@scarthecrusader8491 He had a few great years with Pittsburgh, but absolutely not.
@@jessehaskins7849 I’d switch out Adrian Peterson or Emmitt Smith for 5 but those got to be the top 7 in my opinion
This video was also a sneaky highlight video for Lorenzo Neal (#47). Probably the last great full-time FB in the NFL. He was trucking people for LT, and kept right on moving. Teams just don't use a real FB very much anymore, and that's helped slowly kill the RB position. That big first hit is on the RB, not the FB leading the way.
I got to watch most of LT's home games in college as well (TCU). He came in right after I graduated. No one could catch him if he got past the line. I saw his 400 yard/6TD game against UTEP. They had nothing to stop him. The crazy thing is, his Freshman season the team went 1-10, and they had him playing Fullback. Coach gets fired, new coach puts him at RB, and the rest is history.
#41
You made a great point about the death of the FB position affecting RBS. It makes so much sense.
I’ve been wondering for years why it felt like workhorse backs have even shorter shelf life than they used to. RBs used to pound the rock out of I with a FB paving the way. Now, they often run from spread and have to make a man miss or absorb a blow.
Lo Neal and that o line were a huge factor and didn't get enough praise for themselves individually even with how much LT praised them.
LT in that powder blue jersey is one of the nfls most iconic looks!
Thats so fax
A interesting fact is that LT is the first HOFER from the 21ST century aka he was drafted 2000+ and was the 1ST to be in a gold jacket
That’s crazy
One of the most versatile running backs in the 2000s NFL. He’s that tough to bring down
Imagine if they kept Drew 😳
@@calcaleb7041 You have to remember though, he was coming off a shoulder injury (i think?) and they had Rivers as his backup from the draft year before he was let go. No one would have known that Brees would be the QB he would end up being
He's arguably the most versatile back ever
In nfl history bruh no need to type out 2000’s
@@barrettharger he is the most versatile ever
grew up watching LT and D. Sproles do they thing in SD. LEGEND.
What about Michael Turner?!
LT footwork was amazing, such a joy to watch, the way he runs the ball is art at it's finest.
Truth
Finally, an upload of LT!! One of my favorite backs of all time, and side note: The youngest ever to be enshrined into Canton in 2017.
As much as I like and appreciate Philip Rivers and Justin Herbert, being a Chargers fan just hasn't been the same since LT left
I know I’m from SD, I’m not a charger fan though but fuck the chargers were fun to watch with LT
The culture stinks, i think it's why good players sign there then just fall off the map. I've been following them close since 03-04 and the last seasons that really felt like contention were 09-10 because a lot of those guys were on the team since 05-06. Since then, it's just cool for them to be in the league and live in Cali I guess
Has to be one of the top 10 greatest running backs of all time.
Borderline top 3
@@TheSuperkeithg Chargers fan and grew up watching LT. I'd say top 3-5 is definitely fair.
He's top 5 to me. Jim Brown, Barry Sanders, and Walter Payton are the only ones I'd put ahead of him.
Definitely top 5
@@melvinshine9841 you think LT is better than Emmitt? Emmitt’s body of work says otherwise.
Ed Reed, LT, Devin Hester. My all time favorite players because they were elite playmakers. Much respect to the legend
2:16 Shoutout to Tim Dwight for this epic block.
Faxxxx!
Dude was so amazing running, I just think most tacklers were like, "nah, stopping him would be destroying art." Truly a one of a kind athlete. Thanks for the rewind.
I saw Tomlinson play at TCU and I was a huge fan of him ever since. Even though I'm a die-hard Chiefs fan, he was always one of my favorite "non-Chiefs" Class act and one of the best, most complete running backs in history.
As a lifelong Chargers’ fan, I needed to see this to remember what we used to be-after all these years upset by injury and incompetence, damn it’s depressing. Thank you L.T. for making my childhood. Also shout out to Daddy Phil for trying his hardest for 16 years
Don’t worry these people wouldn’t care if you died
Crazy to think of the rbs during this era LT..Faulk...Holmes..Williams..Dillion...Portis..James..Lewis..Alexander
Can't believe he and Marshall Faulk didn't make the NFL's 100th Anniversary Team. Glaring omissions. These dudes were the best dual threat RBs in NFL history.
Faulk was great, but he only dominated with a loaded team. He barely averaged 4.0 yards a carry until 99 where he all of a sudden shot up to over 5.0 ypc due to the surrounding talent he had. LT dominated no matter who was around him.
I think L.T.s greatest attributes was his vision he was fast, agile, quick and strong but his vision helped him set up the rest
Completely agree. His skills were elite everywhere but his ability to read blocks and set up defenders was all-time
Lorenzo Neal crushes every block accept the run for the season record. He stumbles and LT does what LT does. Cool video.
Neal was underrated for sure.
I live in San Diego my whole life born in 91... Me and my brother got to enjoy him since his rookie year he had SD behind him
As a Kid growing up in Texas you grow up watching the cowboys. For me i watched Dallas in the Romo, Owens, Barber, Witten, Ware Era. Until i saw one day a guy from TCU go to San Diego. The powder blues, the black visor, the sharp cuts and most admirably the humbleness from #21. From then on, I forgot all about Americas Team and have been a Chargers fan. This man to me was the coolest and he had the complete game to back it up. Rarely missed a game in his prime and he was a leader not vocally but by example. Great Memories, just wish he wouldve gotten a chance to play in the big game. A Texas Legend, without a doubt one of the best to ever do it at his position. #LT21 ⚡️
Grew up a raiders fan and would jus watch lt run all over the place like a madman. His signature TD celebration till this day is my favorite celebration. I can say I was fan of him even tho chargers were and still are a rivalry. Really disappointing he never got a Lombardi.
The 2001 Chargers probably had the best back-to-back draft picks of all time. Ladanian Tomlinson, then Drew Brees.
LT really provided some tremendous hype around the team, growing up in San Diego around this time, it was understood, he was THE man in this city. Safe to say his character matched up with his play as well. (Heck, he won Walter Payton Man of the Year the same year he broke all the touchdown records and led the Chargers to 14-2.) Of course, being a Charger, he has no Superbowls to show for it, but he really doesn't need it. He's just amazing.
Wow
Sometimes it's crazy to remember that Chargers had LaDainian Tomlinson, Darren Sproles and Micheal Turner all on the team at one point 😱😱😱
He’s the reason why I’m a Chargers fan and not a Rams fan. Since LA had no team for a long time, I became a Chargers fan since they were the closest team to LA, and LT made the Chargers so fun to watch. And even when the Rams moved first, I chose to stay a Chargers fan.
I’m 30 years old and LT is the most complete football player I’ve ever seen!! Honorable mentions: JJ Watt, Julius Peppers, and ED Reed.
Many times I’ve watched his highlights, I just knew from the start that LT was not only the future of what the Chargers was going to be in the backfield but he was the future of what the league was gonna be like for a RB. If it wasn’t for LaDainian Tomlinson’s versatility, RBs like Matt Forte, Christian McCaffery, Alvin Kamara, Austin Ekeler, Aaron Jones, and even Darren Sproles wouldn’t be here today. LT was that RB
Favorite running back of all time my idol
Even from a rival team fan -- big, biiiig respect. The "formative years" for me getting absolutely engrossed in football during my childhood... aren't complete without this King here
Finally. I’ve been waiting on a LT video from this channel 🐐
Most of us were too young to watch and appreciate the great Barry Sanders but at least we got to see this man right here. He is the closest thing you’ll ever get to Barry and it’s not even close. Although I must say my personal favorite is Adrian Peterson
That is exactly how I feel 😢
This guy and the chargers team made me fall in love with football
I swear to God man me too
LT pretty much had every weapon in the game
I was at the Vikings game in 2003 , one of the best days of my life , favorite player randy moss second LT
I was looking forward to this video, undoubtedly one of my favorite players of all time
shoutout to lorenzo neal for being his running mate setting up so many of the holes
Yeah but LT was having 1k yard rushing reason and double digit TDs for a couple seasons before his best bud LoNeal showed up.
LT and Marshall Faulk were generational talents at RB!
Adrian Peterson
I miss watching LT torch defenses. I can't believe how fast he was. Outrunning DBs.
I remeber playing pop Warner looking up to LT he’s a goat Fr
I asked for Randal Cunningham and you give me all time Rushing TD leader in a season LT
Thank you 😊
NFL, please do something like this for Walter Payton. We need more than a few slow motion highlights to appreciate his greatness.
Imagine the fantasy points..what a goat
One of my favorite players ever loved watching LT growing up
Lorenzo Neal was LTs 🚛 ....🏎💥💨
Literally the reason I’m a chargers fan today. I have a challenge on like madden 04 or 05 to thank for that. He simply would not go down & then in nfl street him and Vick couldn’t be tackled. My first game watching him was that crazy game vs the broncos I think he had like 4 TDs and a crazy ass spin move at that moment I became i fan of him & the chargers for life… Thanks LT (I wish we never got rid of Marty)
LT and AD are my favorite backs of all-time. I will never forget Tomlinson’s legendary 2006 season, it was iconic. Nor will I ever forget Peterson’s rookie and sophomore years or his incredible 2012 season after coming back from an ACL and MCL injury to rush for over 2K and 12 touchdowns. People forget just how frightenly good the likes of LT and AD were. I wish someone would sign Peterson and allow him to reach 15000 career rushing yards.
I remember the days when rushing in the NFL was dominated by AD and CJ2K- good times!
So wait in that game vs denver in 2002, he had 48 touches??? In one game!? DAMN
Reason I became I FB/HB in football when I was young, I remember how menacing that mask was, with the custom bars and that dark visor. What a dog. I wanted to be just like LT
Greatest offensive player ever. Could do everything you could possibly do on offense: Running, Receiving, Passing, and Blocking. He had vision, acceleration, speed, power, he had the best cuts, he could truck, stiff arm, spin move, he could leap over entire defenses. He did this with shitty teams too, he had to carry the entire offense for 7 years. I don’t know who’s more complete of a player.
In 2003 this man ran for 2370 SCRIMMAGE yards. Thats just counting his yards from the line. If you add up his yards from before the line hes prolly between 2400 and 2500 yards. Thats mind blowing. And he holds the all time single season TD record. Dude might be my 2nd or 3rd favorite RB ever.
LT's first-step cut could be the best in history.
One of the best running backs of all time
Man there’s were the days growing up watching LT doing his thing. Chargers will never be the same to be ever since they left San Diego. Football will never be the same for me since I don’t have a dog in the fight…
Please upload the Raiders @ Chargers Game where he ran for 198 Yds and my Raiders put up a good Fight in 2007. RIP Thomas Howard 🙂💯
The reason I’m a Chargers fan 🫶🏽 Bolt up yall. 2024 trophy with Harbaugh, anyone?
He kinda pulled a Kevin Durant like move back in 2009.
The Chargers lost to the Jets in the 2009 Divisional and then he joined the Jets in the offseason.
@ 2:14 whoever 85 was on the chargers idk his name but thats a player right there. He started already 10 yards behind the play and SPRINTED to make that block for LT. He has some wheels also😂
Tim Dwight
LT should have got a ring or two at least
13:28 Rivers to Tomlinson to Gates. I swear I'm not crying. 😢 Good times.
Barry Sanders, Walter Paytom Ladanian Tomlinson, three very humble, very kind, very talented RB;s. Some of the most stand up dudes in the history of any sport.
He's my all time favorite RB. Starred and excelled in the final golden age of RBs along side other greats: Faulk, S. Alexander, Holmes, R. Williams etc
Final golden age of RB's?? So Peterson, Johnson, Charles, McCoy, Jackson, Forte, Gore, Lynch, etc. Wasnt a golden era of Running backs?
When the Chargers we're a huge threat and should have had multiple super bowl titles but we fans know the chargers always find a way to CHARGER IT UP!
Took 2 super bowls runs away from Peyton
some of us are old enough to remember LT as a linebacker for the Giants
Fun Fact: He was going to be the cover athlete for Madden 08, but a fan named Nick Cupolo made a petition to get him off the cover because he did not want to see him suffer the Madden Curse. LT then talked to his agent, and EA had to take Vince Young.
🤯🤯🤯
Still suffered madden curse. By 2010 he was washed
@@BigDaddyJones420 Not exactly true… the average lifespan for an NFL RB is like 4yrs… He bar far exceeded that
This man was the RB of the 2000s. What an absolute beast he was running, catching and passing. I don't think anyone else since Walter Payton has been the multifaceted game winner that LT was.
1:11 🤣
"You can't coach that, can't teach it, you can't talk about it. You can't do anything"
Bro was a pure beast
TOP 5 RB OF ALL TIME NO DEBATE CRAZY HOW FOOS LEAVE THE GOAT OFF THEIR LIST !! LT LT LT LT LT !
Favorite player of all time ⚡️
My favorite running back of all time
The most complete RB in NFL history. Always on the field, great runner, good pass catcher, and he was good for pass TD or two a season. 2nd Best RB of the 21st century, Top 5 RB of all time!
There was nothing about him that was more complete than Payton, Smith, or Faulk. Or even Marcus Allen. Allen had more total yards, more rec. yds.; plus, 6 passing TDs of his own. Payton was as complete as any back ever, and more complete than 90-some %; plus I think he had like 9 passing TDs.
Let's gooooo!!! My fav RB of all time and one of my fav players of all time!
When football was football. When the goal was to break your opponents will by running the ball again and again. THIS is what football is.
It's crazy how highlights from the early and mid 2000s nowadays feel like the highlights from the 70s-80s did then.
“we’re all gonna be old one day, I want this to be about us”
- my goat LT #21 🐐
LT is on the Mt Rushmore of running backs , he could run , catch , and throw the rock 😤
I still to this day believe San Diego could’ve gone to the Super Bowl especially with THAT team that they had there. Great times.
The inspiration for EYESHIELD 21
A super freak amongst freaks. Amazing to watch growing up
Greatest highlight reel of all time!!!!
He was my favorite RB growing up
1) Barry Sanders
2) Jim Brown
3) Walter Payton
4) LT
5) Adrian Peterson
6) Emmit Smith
My personal opinion
Let's give some credit where it's due! My boy Lorenzo Neal was a baaaad man leading the way for L.T! Put a fullback in the HOF baby!!
Lorenzo Neal was in almost every single one of these highlights as well. My man was BREAD AND BUTTER for LT
@@MaliciousLeo LT was still great the first 2 years he didnt have Neal
Lt bulldog made me watch football and I’m still a bolts fans til this day
I still think about what could've been for our 2006 season. If only shotty ran the ball against the patriots.
L.T. definitely my 3rd fav RB of all time behind Barry and Marshall. However some crazy Ish 48 touches in a game. Man the NFL was different back then now a days a back's lucky if they get 15 touches.
My first nfl game I was 13. I lived in Orange County and My dad and our neighbors drove to San Diego and it was the game LT broke the single season rushing record against the Broncos. Dad bought me an LT jersey at the stadium on that day too. LT has been my favorite player and I’ve been a chargers fan ever since… and let me tell you it’s been a lifetime of disappointment lol. Can we get one ring please?
Love these videos!! Perfecto🔥🔥🔥🔥
Being a broncos fan I hated playing the chargers when they had LT dude is an absolute monster
90s babies this was our Payton, Sanders, Davis, Faulk
My favorite player of all time 💛💙
Contact balance, lateral agility, body lean, strength, toughness, hands, blocking, vision, acceleration and top speed. He had EVERYTHING.
I had LT, Culpepper and Moss on my fantasy team in 03 and cleaned hose he was a dawg
I feel like he’s not talked about enough ⚡️
Like wtf 😮
LT Favorite & Greatest RB Of All Time 🐐
Look at some of these games and the amount of touches. 2002 W13, 37 carries and 11 catches. backs today would get sore just looking at those numbers. The definition of a workhorse.
Holy fuck I didn't realize Justin Tuck could move so fast lmaoo, that's kinda scary. 9:25