Jerome Bettis Highlights || "The Bus"
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- Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2019
- Jerome Bettis Pittsburgh Steelers highlights
Jerome Bettis - 5'11" 252 llbs
DOB - 2/16/1972
College: Notre Dame
Drafted: Round 1 by the LA Rams (10th overall) of the 1993 NFL Draft
6x Pro Bowler
2x All-Pro
1993 AP Off. RoY
1x Super Bowl Champion
Stats:
Att: 3479
Yds: 13662
TD: 91
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Love how a lot of these runs he's running over Hall of Famers like Urlacher and Ray Lewis. This man was awesome!
I want so badly to see this get a 36th like
@@frostthedon5303 it's there
He was quite nimble too...he could be an elusive runner at times too.
@@frostthedon5303 eazy
You know he is like 250-260. Ofc he is going too that’s why is not shocking
seeing ray lewis, steve atwater and john lynch not be able to tackle him shows how special the bus was. those are 3 heavy hitters
Very very true. One of a kind. But there were many times those guys tackled him, it just wasn't their video, and they were routine tackles ;) Regardless, he caught those HOFers slippin too and made em Pay! LONG LIVE THE BUS!!
Tha bus,had quick feet and was sneaky elusive...
I’m 6’6 and 250 but the thought of trying to bring this man down terrifies me 😂
@@2TallDactyl you too tall lol he fuckin you up every time
And Brian urlacher
Jerome Bettis one of the coolest human beings I have ever cheered for in my life!"The wheels on the Bus goes round and round"💯
Fr tho!
This man is a legend. Feeling like he was the end of an era for how running backs need to be built.
BRING BACK THIS PHYSICALITY!
He was slow though
@@charleynewman5758 not really
4.7 is not that slow to be honest
That’s fast for a person his size and plus he was like 256 pounds
Now be real you never seen nobody his weight size run a 4.7
It’s still hard to grasp how nimble, agile, fast & strong he was at his size
It’s under appreciated by many of us who actually believe we truly understand that feet that quick do not get put on a human that size.
It really is super human.
I hear ya! He stayed on his feet a lot!
Actually he was slow look at his 40 yard dash time
@@charleynewman5758 maybe on the slow side compared to other running backs, but he was a bolt of lightning for his size
@@charleynewman5758 Nobody gives a Ferkkkk.... about A 40 time people run way faster when they are actually playing and having motivation and there adrenaline is pumping.... Doing something they enjoy doing.... Lot's of people just don't just like running they want to do something to want to make them run just like a GPA it means nothing you could not be interested in what your learning and would want to go to college to learn something you actually just want to learn it's a mind set thing....
When he trucked defensive league mvp Urlachy at the goal line, in the snowy mud, for the td after running over three bears to get to him. Nuff said.
Don't you mean BUSSED Urlachy for the TD...lol.
You mean a road kill on a snowy day due to lack of visibility. “Oh shoot I think I ran over something”
Right!!!! I said daaaayuum yo trucked urlacher lol
As a big dude i always wanted to be a running back because of Jerome Bettis. He was my all time favorite player. Its dope to know he was a good guy off the field too.
Jerome is the definition of what football is. Dignity, honor, and respect.
Jerome “Barry Sanders if he let himself go” Bettis. What a freak of nature!!!
I remember he was absolutely Unstoppable in Madden.
He is slow in madden but sanders is lightning fast in madden
Tecmo Super Bowl as well
That 360 spin got ya everytime bro
@@juicejay84 which one TSB 3?
@@Casualgamerdad95 2 I believe, it was when he was playing with the rams, and Barry foster was with the Steelers. Bettie main stats that I remember were 63 speed 63 attack power with “normal condition” and maxing out at 75/75 under “excellent condition”. Those numbers were OP in the way they scaled in that game
When you think of Steelers football , defensive players usually come to mind first. But to this lifelong Steelers fan Jerome "The Bus" Bettis epitomized hard nosed Pittsburgh football. He had the fastest feet and great agility for such a big man. An icon for the team, and an awesome individual off the field as well. Man, I miss watching his celebrations after a big play. The current team sure could use a player of his caliber right about now!
I love those hits against Ray Lewis!
I cried when he retired. They were mixed tears of sadness and yet tears of joy for him because he went out on top and finally got his Super Bowl ring. The opening tributes from his teammates & Coach Cowher also had me in tears. He gave so much love to his teammates and they had so much love and respect for him. So heartwarming. Great tribute video.
He played for a long time for a running back
Man, when Madden 1st added trading to its game, I being a STEELERS fan always went and got Bettis from the Rams. I dont know I always liked his game& then Lawd have mercy, my little son was 9 years old called and said "Dad , did you hear"? " Hear what"? "The STEELERS got Jerome Bettis"!!! " Son please dont play with ol Dad" .....'Dad turn on ESPN " and there it was, I couldnt believe it, my main man now on my squad, after suffering through the losses of Bam Morris, and other backs we hadnt had one good back in a lonnnnnng time, and now here we go! That is why losing LeVeon Bell now hurts so bad and one day he is going to realize that, now he is just a back that's good , when you are a STEELER , THEY TAKE CARE OF YOU FOR LIFE !!! Ask Santonio Holmes, Donnie Shell, and others ,and we arent a big market team,yet , we count !!! BECAUSE WE HAVE INTEGRITY AS A TEAM !!!And we believe in people 1st and money as a part of life thats needed,yet we dont love it, WE ....R the STEELERS .
We got Connor now and he represents more of what a Steeler is
I really appreciate the passion behind this comment respect brother
Jerome Bettis epitomized what it is to be a good man
Heinz ward
I think you're wrong about us not being a big market team I don't know if there's a bigger global fan base in the NFL than the Steelers. This is coming from a Steelers fan from Sydney the community of fans out here is absolutely huge
When you see a man go threw Brian urlacher you know he’d a beast
That is one play that I distinctly remember seeing. I remember looking at the replay to confirm what I'd seen.
Glenn Jones I saw something in this video I never seen before. Bus was slowed up by one defender before hitting Urlacher, he wasn’t going to be denied that TD. Loved this tribute to the “Bus”.
Not only that, in his final year, end of the road...he walked through a PRIME Brian Urlacher. And that was after already getting his momentum stifled by another player. One of the all time iconic runs.
Bbtheboss 13 man I was 12 when I watched that! Fuck that gives me chills
And the hit was straight up but if you are a little unbalanced anybody can get run over and the momentum like a standing still car to a car traveling at sixty miles per hour.
This is a real Steeler. Both on and off the field. I wasn't old enough for his glory days, but my family always talked about him when we would talk Steelers.
I’m from Detroit. My mom’s family is from Pittsburgh, where the Terrible Towels were considered essential home decor. My aunt and uncle, especially, turned me into a Steelers fan. I was 10 in 2006, and I can still remember sitting on their couch watching Roethlisberger take Nick Harper down by the ankle. Harper had just been stabbed the day before the game too. I was so pumped that Bettis, Polamalu, Ward and the rest of them came to my hometown to win the super bowl. I remember watching Bettis announce that the last stop was in Detroit.
Miss those days, that team, and the time I had with Uncle Lonnie and Aunt Sandy. 💛🖤
The quality of this is amazing. You captured how great of a competitor he was, and how excellent of a leader he was too
Thank you for the kind words. Im glad you enjoyed it 🖤💛
The most exciting running back of his era!
I agree! 🖤💛
HALO!!! Tell me I'm not the only one who recognized this
Itactually works so well! lol
You’re not the only one brother 😤
You are not alone too, from france!
Same here fuk halo😂 but it was perfect tbh and I love halo
Yes!!
Willie Parker "you made what I am dog" wow just wow😭
This video is amazing but you appreciate him even more when you remember all those 4th and 1s and the Steelers said, "It's ok we got Bettis," and defenses said "Oh shit, they got Bettis."
Man was built like a battleship, as fast as a dragster, and as nimble as a fighter jet.
Super Bowl XL was the first Super Bowl I remember watching when I was a little kid. I didn't know anything about the teams but my dad told me he was rooting for the Steelers because of Jerome Bettis, so that's what I went with too. After learning a bit more about him throughout the game and seeing the poetic ending to it all, I was hooked to football for life. I'll never forget that. I thank Jerome Bettis for instilling a love of football in me. Thanks for this video, it was very well done and brought back a lot of memories.
I was 10 years old when i started watch football and he was the one who made me love the game ! Steelers fan since that day ! Thank you Jerome 😎
🎉🎉🎉🎉 let’s go Steeler’s
The first NFL jersey I owned was Bettis' Steelers. Now, Pittsburgh has never been my favorite team, but the way that The Bus played was captivating. He was a bizarre mix between an elite athlete, and an everyman. So exciting to watch.
I miss Jerome Bettis he was an amazing Running back!
He was amazing on & off the field! 🐐
@@ItzYinzburgh he was an amazing player on and off the field! I was born and raised in Pittsburgh! I graduated from Bill Cowhers highschool alma mater Carlynton Highschool in Carnegie Pa! My sister graduated from Curtis Martin Alma mater Taylor Alderdice and my dad did track and field when he was in highschool and went to the track and field Olympics that was held at Baldwin Highschool and faced Tony Dorsett from Hopewell Township. In 2005 my Junior year at Carlynton Highschool Cowher came in the school we had a prep rally joined with Troy Polamalu and Ben Roethlisberger to route them.to superbowl 40! I miss those years. I miss that particular team! I now live in Jersey for missionary work for Newark NJ but still bleed black and Gold! I will never trade my Steelers for Jets or Giants.
Joshua Lewis Thats awesome man! Once you bleed black & gold, there’s no going back! #HereWeGo
@@ItzYinzburgh Can you get in touch with Wiz and tell him to make a black and gold song as his b&y song , even though its about his car, has been nothing but a jinx since it came out
I just wanna thank you man, for all those great moments n' for keep these beautiful tradición of running the ball just like a steeler can do. The steeler nation here in México really preciate your effort n' loyalty to these beautiful sport, werever you're right now I want you to know you're my héroe n my respect to you thanks bro, hope some day you and all those who' have built these tradition have an special place in heinz field
Thankful for the all the memories...my favorite running back of all time! #36
Badass video. Epic song choice and editing. Much love and respect for Jerome Bettis. The man was a beast. Great work.
Why have I never thought about this!? Halo + highlight reel, f'n genius! Great video, huge Steelers & Bus fan, brought back some great nostalgia. This man was so damn smooth and light-footed with his style, one moment it's like watching water flow, the next is him crashing like thunder into other players🔥🙌🏼
Bussy highlights... amazing. Halo theme... incredible. Put them togehter... life is complete. Steelers for Life!
The bus, Eddie George, Fred Taylor were my favorite backs of the 2000’s.
The amount of nostalgia in this clip is awesome. That guy inspired me a ton growing up and then you hit me with the Halo music. Had me in tears.
I Like how it played One Final Effort from Halo 3
What an exciting person to watch! You gotta love this guy, he was very cool to watch and always made the game special, man I remember watching him in the super bowl in 2006
Back when Running backs look like linebackers,lol,The Bus was a beast!
More like a DT
He's steamrolled over people. Amazing how big and fast and quick he was.
Really great video. Well done! You captured the man he was/is along with what made him so special on the field. True legend.
Jerome Bettis was always a force to be reckoned with during his career
I Manweep everytime I watch this. The thing is touching and you can feel the sincerity coming through the film. ,and his HOF speech with his daughter crying like that oh lord, she seems like such a little lady, I just cant watch that part its too much. Sports have done so much to destroy myths in this world it is truly a blessing !!!!
One of the best guys I got to watch through college and pro such a humble person on and off the field
It was an honor to watch him play. ❤ The Bus is the man
Bettis, Ward, and Polamalu were the player's that made me a lightweight fan of the Steelers. I was still a San Diego boy rooting for the since forgotten hometown team, but man was it exciting watching them play.
Those three were part of the core team along with James Harrison and Big Ben
Great video...Got me tearing up over here...#36 was always my favorite Steeler...To see him go out as a champion, well, I'll never forget that...or that fumble against the Colts and the shoe string tackle by Ben;)
Hollywood could never write a better story and ending than Jerome’s.
Man. Thank you for making these. Been enjoying these a ton. And yeah. Jerome was what being a Steeler is all about. Great human.
Thank you for watching, as always!
I get emotional watching this that whole Super Bowl year was great it’s stuck in my memory forever
Absolute class act. It was the best watching him play.
Thank you for creating this excellently produced and edited video tribute to one of the all time greats.
Thank you 🖤💛 I appreciate you choosing my video to watch!
What good can be said that hasn't already been said. An all-time Steelers great, a football legend, born leader and teammate, ultimately a champion and Hall of Famer. A dedicated family man and a wonderful person. Pittsburgh is proud of what Jerome did for the city, the team, and an example of being a good role model off the field. He did it the right way and we will love the Bus forever. 🚌
One of my all time favorite videos. I have probably watched it over 500 times. Thanks a million.
Thank you so so much 🖤💛 It means a lot
@@ItzYinzburgh you are very welcome. Keep up the great work. ❤️💙
I took ballet classes because of Bettis, he did ballet dance to improve his footwork. I don't stumble around or stub my toes on shit as much as a lot of people because of it, as far as I can tell. What a fuckin legend.
I love this video so much. The bus was the greatest, he had his bus driver Lester too.
My family and I witnessed that moment with tears in our eyes. One of the greatest moments in our life as a Steelers fans.
Steeler Nation! FOREVER!
Prolly my fav running back of all times! The bus Jerome Bettis
Bettis was the very best power runner ever.
And he ran just as hard in the mud. His balance on his feet was one of a kind. His power was unique.
Bro, amazing video. This was epic - what a legend.
I swear the Bus reminds me of an old friend of mine named Darnell. The biggest strongest mutha around, yet so nice and kind and when he was around you just felt safe around him. Very unusual presence to have when other Men feel safe. I would cry for that man too. He always smiled and when he did you smiled too. Damn I didn't know how lucky I was just to meet people like that. So, you can see why Jerome Bettis was so loved. The mentality of life is just as big as being a Legendary football player, and The Bus, was all of the above.
He's a big reason why I became a Steerlers fan.
He was literally an agile, fast lineman/pass rusher running the football! Absolutely unstoppable and I will forever love this man for what he did for yinzers!!🎉🎉🎉
We love you Bus. Thanks for the memories!!
Who ever put this together THANK YOU
Not even the first minute, and I Love it.
If only there was a way to have JB as our Steeler running back forever..." Truly An Amazing Great RB ..!!" Miss u JB.. Thank U For
Becoming A Pittsburgh Steeler n Playing For All Them Yrs.. For All The Great Memories.. U Gave Ur All On n Off The Field.. A Real True Class Player .... We Steeler Nation Miss U...
Man this brought tears to my face Steeler s for life baby
I just found this channel yesterday, and I'm in love!
Aw thank you!
One of those players who appreciated the game more than the fanfare or the tweets.
Awesome player. Love to see him as a coach.
he is my favorite player, he make me loving football and the steelers :)
Yinzburgh, this was one for the Hallowed Halls!! After what happened at the end of last weeks game, them boys up in Latrobe need to watch this to remember what it is to be a Steeler, more importantly a real man. Great vid keep them comin.
Big Bass Thanks! Thank you for watching as well!
Should be a requirement for all Steelers to watch this. Especially Tomlin
Great great tribute! Thank you ❤
Great video even better, acceptable perfect music got the Bus ! Go Steelers
What a great player and more importantly human being. He gave it all every single time he stepped on the field. What a force! Can you imagine being on defense when this guy get into the second level? Good luck! He wore defenses out. Such an awesome ending to an amazing career with the best franchise in the NFL. A true Steeler.
A rookie Bus would destroy modern day tacklers. Love you Jerome and thank you for being a true LOYAL Steeler.
Incredible tribute to a great player and a great human being.
I teared up. God bless Jerome Bettis
barry foster, bam morris those were the days i remember, rams let him go like lakers saying goodbye to shaq
One of your best videos yet ... But you can't go wrong when it comes to the BUS.
as a fat lil 6th grade lineman from Michigan, tuning into Super Bowl XL in Detroit and seeing a fat man truck people changed my life and my self-image. Thanks Jerome!
These Steelers were sucha nasty team. Growing up in Pittsburgh and watching them play was a golden era. Now bens gone and a new era has officially started. The bus reminds me of the good days
Highlights of Jerome Bettis to the Halo theme is so epic! Thanks!!
Thanks for watching! 🖤💛
Gotta love the Bus
One of my favorite players of all time and I’m a Saints fan. Bus was an absolute juggernaut of a human being. I couldn’t imagine lining up to try to tackle him
Jerome on the O and Troy on the D; all time favourites, forever!
How this man avoided being stuck at RG his entire football career is beyond me! lol such a great football player. Miss the Bus days.
He was one of the best. Essentially a full back playing as a halfback. When he played I called The Big Man.😊
Class ack! Players like him are rare these days. Still miss him... Oh, the Halo music was AWESOME! Well played.
Franco was the back I most admired for Pittsburgh but Bettis was the beast that I wish we could always have!
Jerome Bettis what a class act great role model great football player just a great great man we miss you
Pittsburgh Steelers..forever and always my team. no matter the outcome of any season. i will always root for the black and gold just like i always have
The way he moves while being that big is insanity. Such a dawg
The halo track is perfect 😂
culin gelblum I absolutely love Halo lol
😂😂
Bettis imo is the greatest Pittsburgh Steeler of all time. I followed and copied him when I was a kid . Me and my dad loved the bus. Great man
Well made video. Love the BUS! Rumblin', Stumblin' Bumblin'! TOUCHDOWN STEELERS
I just want to point out that not only did you use Halo music but if there ever was an NFL player who deserved triumphant Halo music to back up his highlights, it's Jerome Bettis. Kudos on impeccable music selection, especially the tracks you chose. One Final Effort is honestly perfect for the bus
This made my day. Whenever someone understands the music choice i made for a video, especially one that meant this much to me.. it really means the world to me. Halo & The Bus helped form my childhood. Thank you so much for watching
i cant recalll another back that big with feet so light between the tackles ,. speed and strength .
this is no team to this day that would not love to have this man on there team . SO UNDER RATED .
Jerome Bettis... The reason EA Sport created the "truck" stick :). I miss watching him. Rarely anything too exciting, but they man could move the ball. But once he got in the open, watching CBs and safeties attempting to tackle him was comical.
I'm so glad I got to watch his entire Steeler career.
THE WHEELS ON THE BUS GO ROUND AND ROUND!....I can still hear the chants from when I was a kid
Little Known Fact: Jerome Bettis didn't even wear shoulder pads. Ha! Dude was a beast. Mad respect, from a Cowboys fan.