Hugh McElhenny Highlight Segment | NFL Highlights HD
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- One of the best to ever play. People forget about the great ole timers. Not only was he one of the first really elusive guys, he brought receiving and returning ability to go with his amazing play at running back. He would go on to make the Hall of Fame and is defo up there with the best RBs to play the game!
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I saw him in the NFL Championship game between the Bears and Giants in Wrigley, 1963. He was at the end of his HOF career but he still had it. A real gentleman, there are some players today that could learn a lot from him, meaning, how to act off the field !
He took a pay cut when he left University of Washington and joined the Niners or so it went. Great guy especially with young fans. The Kezar days were the best and he was the best of the best
A great player. I remember reading Jim Brown's autobiography "Off My Chest"
He said Hugh could do things as a running back he never could!
That's high praise coming from someone just about all rbs can say the same about
One of the very best breakaway runners of that era. SF had one of the great backfields ever with him, John Henry Johnson and Joe Perry and TIttle at one time.
garrison 68 all legends and great in their own time! I have individually highlights for them all on my channel and highlights of the backfield as a whole, please check it out if you’re interested
Tremendous athlete. Breakaway speed. Great moves. Dangerous in the open field. The very definition of elusive. I'm simply amazed when I watch this video.
Damn I love the history of this game !!!!!
One of the best to ever play. People forget about the great ole timers. Not only was he one of the first really elusive guys, he brought receiving and returning ability to go with his amazing play at running back. He would go on to make the Hall of Fame and is defo up there with the best RBs to play the game!
It's a privilege too watch The King RIP
Im 68 but I remember...All these guys lived on the Peninsula.. Norm Standlee and Raliegh (sp) Summers liquor store. on El Camino...
Along with Willie Gallimore, Barry Sanders, and Gale Sayers, Hugh is in that top tier of most exciting, breakaway artists. Though not the greatest of NFL's best all-time runners, he most definitely is among the most exciting ever. Top tier of the greatest runners ever is Jim Brown, Barry Sanders, Gale Sayers, Walter Payton, and Marion Motley. But McElhenny was as exciting as football gets! He scored on a long run the first time he touched the ball in the NFL, and averaged 8.1 yards per carry in his rookie season.
There are lots more top tier runners that I would add to your list: O.J., Tony Dorsett, Marcus Allen, Marshall Faulk, and Ladainian Tomlinson, to name a few.
Not only speed & strength & elusiveness, but look how he uses his downfield blockers, slowing down at times to let them catch up. This is something you don't see much in the modern game because you don't see downfield blocking the way you do in the old films. Maybe the players are just too fast. But it is a big difference I see in the game when watching old films, even up to the 1970's.
the"King"!!!
Though I've only seen his films, it's obvious he was one of the most exciting runners who ever played. We don't see his kind any more, the great breakaway back, but I saw Willie Galimore and Gale Sayers and Barry Sanders, and I think these great breakaway men were football's most exciting players. I'd much rather watch Hugh and these others run than just see another pass thrown.
Mike Whitney me too man I’d love to see some of these old school exciting backs, Shane a lot of the footage is lost or in archives. Maybe one day, if they can get hold of it, the NFL will release some of the old footage and classic games like these
Well, at least there are two of us who miss the old scatbacks. Man, they were exciting!@@sanfranfanad
Mike Whitney for sure he was, had all the moves and ability. I quite like the tough backs too like John Henry Johnson and Jim Brown
Yes, yes, a thousand times YES!!
Saw him when he was N Y Giant maybe end of career my dad would go crazy when he ran " hurtling hugh"
*🙏RIP🙏 Hugh McElhenny.*
RIP KING
This guy was 49ers answer to Gayle Sayers/Barry Sanders when it came to RB. Can you imagine Gore, McElhenny, and Craig as RBs on the 49ers legends team? Then, Perry and Johnson as FBs on that team?!
John Facenda narrates. Kezar Stadium had a lot of 49ers legends along with legendary coaches who appeared on the sidelines such as Earl greasy Neill, Paul Brown, Weeb Ewbank, Don Shula, Vince Lombardi, George Halas, Tom Landry, Bud Grant, George Allan. Players: Frank Gifford, Sam Huff, Roosevelt Brown, Andy Robustelli, Emelin Tennell, Paul Warfield, Dante Lavelli, Lou Groza, Marion Motley, Otto Graham, Bill George, Clyde bulldog Turner, Dick Butkus, Sid Luckman, George McCaffey, Bob Lilly, Bart Starr, Forrest Gregg, Ray Nitscke, Jim Taylor, Jim Brown, Fran Tarkenton,Carl Ellerd, Mike Tinglehoff, Ollie Matson, Larry Wilson, Paul Kraus, Jackie Smith, Charlie Taylor, Johnny Unitas, Raymond Berry, Jim Parker, John Mackey, Lenny Moore, Art Donovan, Gino Marchetti, Steve Van Buren, Chuck Bednerick, Sammy Baugh, Bob Brown, Merlin Olson, Deacon Jones, Lou Creekmore, Doak Walker, Ernie Stautner, and many great NFL legends.
That's and A for effort for SURE!
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I met "The King" many years ago. He will be missed
Great head of hair!
One of the first "elusive" backs in the NFL...Red Grange in 1925.
hugh was a tough one for sure...
Barry sanders reminds me of Hugh McElhenny. They had similar running styles.
OJ brought me here haha
Teachable moment at 2:03: a ball carrier was not down when tackled until pinned for three seconds and the referee blew his whistle.
It wasn't about being pinned. Old rules were that forward momentum had to be ceased. NFL later went to being downed by contact for safety reasons.
@@jondoe406 I am old enough to have watched 1950's NFL. The rules changes from one season to another. There were seasons when the 3-second rule was in place.
He rushed for 296 yards and five touchdowns against Washington state cougars in the 1950 Apple cup game back in college football when he was with the Washington Huskies
He really was something else
@@sanfranfanad he also broke 16 school records and was a First-team All-American and Two-time First-Team All-Pacific Coast at Washington
Go dawgs
Which team was he on during this play?
Go! Huskies!
Husky 😎👍