I loved this guy. A true horse. 2000 yard reg season and still went into each playoff game dominating on the ground right to a Superbowl. No running back ever could say that.
Man gotta be one of the greatest 6th round picks ever!!! Loved him when I was a kid! I'm a Giants fan but you couldn't help but enjoy a Broncos game after watching this man run! He was truly gifted and his ability to see the field as he ran was 2nd to none!
He had Vision, perhaps the most underrated trait among running backs. He had Moves, the ability to shake even the most experienced defenders. He had Strength, able to bounce off defenders and break through the arms of the biggest, most fierce tacklers. And he had Speed, the ability to break away from some some of the fastest men on the planet. (Finally, he had Grace, the forethought to understand where he stood and how to remain humble in the face of his burgeoning superstar status)
One of the best running backs to ever play the game,a two time superbowl champion and he's in the hall of fame he should have been there a long time ago
@@brandongomez6401 I just think they let him in because he was on nfl network. He was a great player. But not that long as Deion sanders said. He didn’t change football. In fact when he retired Mike Anderson orlandis Gary and Clinton Portis ran for 1000+ yards in the same system. If he’s a HOF Shaun Alexander belongs as well he had a HOF stretch. So did priest Holmes and so did Jamal Lewis. A couple years doesn’t equal HOF that’s all I’m saying. He was great but not GOAT status
Should have been 1st ballot hall of fame. As we now know 2000 yards in a season truly shows how special that running back is. Very very exclusive club Super Bowl MVP and 2000 yards rushing club. So rare we haven't had one since CJ2K. With the way offenses play now I doubt we will see a 2000 yard rusher for a very long time. TD should be mentioned amongst the all time greats definitely top 10. Maybe top 5.
If anyone thinks that it was just his line that was the main reason for him having so much success, watch his first Superbowl against the Packers, the announcers can't stop talking about how the Denver line is one of the smallest in the NFL; and how the key match up was going to be the Packers HUGE defensive line, one of the best in the NFL at the time. If an offensive line was so critical to his success, Emmitt would have rushed for 2,000 with that stacked line he had. I know that the offensive line is a huge part of the run game, the Cowboys now-a-days can put anyone in the back field and get 1,000 yards out of them; but pushing beyond just 1,000 yards and getting 21 touchdowns in a season, 2,008 yards AND being so great in the playoffs against the best teams, it says something about the player.
I think TD is one of the best I ever saw, but the point about how small the Denver O-line is a little off. Shanahan's O-line wasn't a bunch of big guys but that was by design. He wanted smaller, more nimble guys that fit into his running offense. It was due to the scheme he ran. It was a primary, counters & secondary counters that they ran off of limited formations. It required guys that weren't as big, but could move a little better to get to their spots.
The Denver O-Line was by design efficient, agile, and quick. That is why Denver could literally put anyone in the backfield and they would get 1000 yards by the end of the season, as evidence of what happened when Davis was lost to injury. Terrell Davis was so good, that is why he was able to reel off 2000 yards… Emmitt Smith had one of the best O-Lines in NFL history, even he never came close to 2000 yards and he had plenty of opportunities to reach it. Terrell Davis could have had two 2000 yards seasons, However, chose to sit out the last game and a half the season prior to achieving it. The season he did accomplish the feet, was more of an expectation rather than an aspiration that year… …
I grew up in Colorado during 1996-1999 when they won the Super Bowl 2 times in a row and I'm gonna tell you something, that Mile High Salute was DIFFERENT!
Key for great premier running backs such as Davis is quick excelleration in the backfield after a "sliver or seam" opens up in the offensive line. It doesn't give the defensive backs time to adjust and attack the runner. All truly great running backs have this along with great peripheral vision. Terrell, Brown, Dickerson, Simpson and Sanders, all had that.
hes so good at excellerating, his excelleration truly excellerates him past his "offensive line". his excelleration may really have excellerated him into an excellerated path excellerating towards the hall of fame. he has great peripheral vision along with his excelleration. he can read things excellerating past him on his side perfectly. this excellerates his gameplay to excellerated leveles
I meet Him 2 times. Once after his rookie season and once after they won the Super Bowl against the Packers. He was the exact same person both times. Down to earth and extremely nice. If I ever meet him again it wouldn’t surprise me one bit if he would be the same extremely nice person I met previously. He deserves to be in the HOF in my opinion I know there are a lot of people that disagree but Elway wouldn’t have went out on top if it wasn’t for Davis!
I discovered American football in NFL Europe with Barcelona Dragons, then I got the Madden 99 and I discovered T.Davis and the Broncos, was so amazed about Davids than later on, I've become a fan of NFL and the Broncos!
Absolutely loved TD!! This video brought back some awesome memories of growing up, sitting inside a nice warm house in Colorado during the winter - watching the Broncos win. I really hope that TD's migraines weren't a symptom of some larger issues due to concussions. I don't want to hear another horror story...
As a Packers fan, TD not only gets the most ultimate respect from me, but he absolutely ran over a great Packers defense in the Super Bowl and always scared the hell out of me, since that day. If he would have stayed healthy, he would have crushed a lot of records.
Those were great years. Td was incredible. A nice guy. Worked hard, and earned everything. That guy was the best I ever saw at one cut and go. Drift drift and explode. What most forget is he took off the second half in many games. Broncos we’re blowing people out. I know they were saving him but imagine if he had just 60 more rushes. Maybe 2300 yrd maybe more. Still it was a great year.
How neat to have been there for so many of those wonderful run by TD. Those were the years. So very much fun. I salute TD and congratulate him as a Hall of Famer for the Broncos. Well done. Thanks for the memories.
Finally he gets in, mile high salute to the great TD30 wish his career didn't end the way it but still thanks for everything dawg. #TD30HallOfFame2017 #BroncoNation4ever
The broncosfb718 Yeah but with Roger Goodell turning the meaning of the National Football League to the No Fun League it's very unlikely that we Bronco fans will see a revival of the Mile High Salute has players can only Salute towards the stands in respect of the Armed Forces and not at each other.
Yeah it’s all passing now no power run game. I like a mix Adrian Peterson was probably the last true RB similar to TD Derrick Henry maybe a bit I feel like the offensive line blocking was just way better in that era
Denver had been to 4 Super Bowls and lost them all...until they got Terrell Davis, then it was 2 in a ROW!! I'm not a Denver fan but I AM a TD fan. The guy is a class and when he was at his peak, there was none that could do it like him.
I was just watching the 49’ers vs Seattle playoff game and I realized that Christian McCaffery grew up around the Broncos because of his dad and he explodes out of the backfield exactly like TD did.
Terrell Davis, the perfect mix of speed and power. What would have his numbers been at retirement, had he not gotten that horrendous leg injury?? My guess...Top 5 running back of all time, in yards and TDs. He was just, that damn good.
TD is an exception imho. He had a relatively short career because of horrible injuries. But when he was fit he was unstoppable. And I think it was his absolute consistent dominant performance when he was healthy that eventually got him in the HoF.
Terrell Davis is like Jerry Rice. Both were not great 40 yard dash runners but you never see either one getting caught from behind. Davis was a BEAST!!!!
I’ve literally been thinking the same exact thing. He looks nothing like a 4.72 40 yd dash Power, vision, decisive, quick feet Tough to bring down in the trenches or in the open field Utilized his blockers brilliantly Textbook example of Game Speed Smart, tough player 🫡
The best all around running back I've ever seen...... he had vision, skill, trucking, blocking, he could catch the ball like a WR, break the big play at any time. That's what separates him from the Barry Sanders, Emmit Smith and the Thurman Thomas's of the NFL world. It will be a long while before we see another like him if we ever do.
Definitely the MVP of both Super Bowl years for the Broncos. Sure, Elway had a career worthy of his HOF, but TD and the OL were the reason for the SB victories. His ability to see the cutback lane and be through it was unparalleled, but the little thing that highlight reels don't show: He was almost never dropped for a loss. The other teams would stack 8 men in the box, and Denver would just run the exact same play up the middle 3 times in a row. The D would hit TD in the backfield and he would carry them for 3-4. They'd run it again, he'd do the same. They'd run it again and he'd break it for 20. He had power, vision, speed, and a quick cut. Saquan Barkley is the first modern RB I've seen that even comes close.
If his carrier wasn’t cut short do to injury he would be up there with bo man was a beast and still to this day my favorite player to wear that orange and blue
From '96-98 he had the best 3 year run of any RB in NFL History. He would've been near the top statistically if it wasn't for injuries derailing his career. Still- deserves to be in the HOF for what he accomplished WHILE he played, which is really what the HOF is all about.
TD did a lot of things exceptionally. He was extremely strong. He was smart, he used his blockers well, he had great vision, and he had better speed than he got credit for. What I thought stood out, was how calm he ran and how he stayed on his feet. His balance was incredible. The Broncos drafted an RB in the 1st round in 1982 (Gerald Willhite). He was a great athlete (could do backflips) but he could not stay on his feet, so he never became a featured back. TD was incredible.
Yeah amazing vision and decisiveness Used his blockers brilliantly and really quick feet for his size. His 40 time was only 4.72 But look at Jerry Rice 🐐
Was it Davis? Was it the Wide Zone system? It was both. That system changed the NFL. 8 of the top 10 running teams yearly use the wide zone system to this day, and they all lead the league in the fewest runs for a loss and runs of 20+ yards. It is an incredible system for linemen to open holes. Davis, like Marshawn Lynch, was a perfect back for that system. Great vision, hard running, and natural instincts after he hit the hole put him in another class of runner. Not everyone is successful in that system, but when you combine a great back with that system, magic happens.
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Man I'm tearing up, he's the main reason I wanted to play football and became a broncos fan😭😭
Jean Michael I feel ya. I was obsessed with him and Barry as a kid.
Go broncos go donkeys
He did this for an entire generation
Yes him and elway are Literally the reason I’m a broncos fan to this day 25 years later ❤
Those old uniforms with white jerseys and baby blue helmets are fire. 🔥
Davis was so good. Dude deserves the Hall of Fame and thankfully got it
Beast for the Broncos
Alex's Sports News yo man I watch your channel keep it up man. Thanks for keeping me informed
Right there with Barry
I don’t think he deserved it but
@@GLA45Amg716good thing you don't get a vote you're ignorant af
Favorite running back of all time💰💰
nice
Mine too
I loved this guy. A true horse. 2000 yard reg season and still went into each playoff game dominating on the ground right to a Superbowl. No running back ever could say that.
20+ touchdowns too. Most out of the 2,000 club
One of the best RB's of all time
And one of the most underrated too definitely the best in the playoffs
Love me some TD. I’ll never forget the joy he brought me on sundays
Man gotta be one of the greatest 6th round picks ever!!! Loved him when I was a kid! I'm a Giants fan but you couldn't help but enjoy a Broncos game after watching this man run! He was truly gifted and his ability to see the field as he ran was 2nd to none!
Lifelong Raider fan here, I hated this guy as a kid. Lol
8,887 yards, 65 TDs, Two time SB champ, SB 32 MVP. All in 6 years
Add league MVP to that. TD was an absolute beast!
@@andys3035no he didn’t
@@jbounds829 He was league MVP in 98. What are you talking about?
2 of those years were post-injury too.
Short career but who cares
He pretty much was a super hero for few years. He was a fun watch, one of the few that could do something extraordinary at any moment.
He had Vision, perhaps the most underrated trait among running backs. He had Moves, the ability to shake even the most experienced defenders. He had Strength, able to bounce off defenders and break through the arms of the biggest, most fierce tacklers. And he had Speed, the ability to break away from some some of the fastest men on the planet. (Finally, he had Grace, the forethought to understand where he stood and how to remain humble in the face of his burgeoning superstar status)
Well said.
Certainly deserves it, Congratulations TD.
One of the best running backs to ever play the game,a two time superbowl champion and he's in the hall of fame he should have been there a long time ago
No he’s not lol
@@GLA45Amg716 u dumb af
@@brandongomez6401 no you are
@@GLA45Amg716 explain lol
@@brandongomez6401 I just think they let him in because he was on nfl network. He was a great player. But not that long as Deion sanders said. He didn’t change football. In fact when he retired Mike Anderson orlandis Gary and Clinton Portis ran for 1000+ yards in the same system. If he’s a HOF Shaun Alexander belongs as well he had a HOF stretch. So did priest Holmes and so did Jamal Lewis. A couple years doesn’t equal HOF that’s all I’m saying. He was great but not GOAT status
Very rare mix of great Power, speed, vision, decision making, one-cut explosiveness; fleet of foot with that second gear.
Just goes to show how overrated 40 times are!
Should have been 1st ballot hall of fame.
As we now know 2000 yards in a season truly shows how special that running back is.
Very very exclusive club Super Bowl MVP and 2000 yards rushing club.
So rare we haven't had one since CJ2K.
With the way offenses play now I doubt we will see a 2000 yard rusher for a very long time.
TD should be mentioned amongst the all time greats definitely top 10. Maybe top 5.
If anyone thinks that it was just his line that was the main reason for him having so much success, watch his first Superbowl against the Packers, the announcers can't stop talking about how the Denver line is one of the smallest in the NFL; and how the key match up was going to be the Packers HUGE defensive line, one of the best in the NFL at the time. If an offensive line was so critical to his success, Emmitt would have rushed for 2,000 with that stacked line he had. I know that the offensive line is a huge part of the run game, the Cowboys now-a-days can put anyone in the back field and get 1,000 yards out of them; but pushing beyond just 1,000 yards and getting 21 touchdowns in a season, 2,008 yards AND being so great in the playoffs against the best teams, it says something about the player.
I think TD is one of the best I ever saw, but the point about how small the Denver O-line is a little off. Shanahan's O-line wasn't a bunch of big guys but that was by design. He wanted smaller, more nimble guys that fit into his running offense. It was due to the scheme he ran. It was a primary, counters & secondary counters that they ran off of limited formations. It required guys that weren't as big, but could move a little better to get to their spots.
The Denver O-Line was by design efficient, agile, and quick. That is why Denver could literally put anyone in the backfield and they would get 1000 yards by the end of the season, as evidence of what happened when Davis was lost to injury. Terrell Davis was so good, that is why he was able to reel off 2000 yards…
Emmitt Smith had one of the best O-Lines in NFL history, even he never came close to 2000 yards and he had plenty of opportunities to reach it. Terrell Davis could have had two 2000 yards seasons, However, chose to sit out the last game and a half the season prior to achieving it. The season he did accomplish the feet, was more of an expectation rather than an aspiration that year…
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BUILT DIFFERENT
Amen
Davis’s O line is definitely the reason he was so good only Barry was great without a good line
I grew up in Colorado during 1996-1999 when they won the Super Bowl 2 times in a row and I'm gonna tell you something, that Mile High Salute was DIFFERENT!
He deserves the HOF because of a 2000 yd season and he's the greatest playoff running back ever, look at his playoff stats
Facts greatest playoff rb ever
Fun fact he is from San Diego California
Key for great premier running backs such as Davis is quick excelleration in the backfield after a "sliver or seam" opens up in the offensive line. It doesn't give the defensive backs time to adjust and attack the runner. All truly great running backs have this along with great peripheral vision. Terrell, Brown, Dickerson, Simpson and Sanders, all had that.
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hes so good at excellerating, his excelleration truly excellerates him past his "offensive line". his excelleration may really have excellerated him into an excellerated path excellerating towards the hall of fame. he has great peripheral vision along with his excelleration. he can read things excellerating past him on his side perfectly. this excellerates his gameplay to excellerated leveles
@@Boog1137 I c wot u did ther
Broncos for life🏈💪
I meet Him 2 times. Once after his rookie season and once after they won the Super Bowl against the Packers. He was the exact same person both times. Down to earth and extremely nice. If I ever meet him again it wouldn’t surprise me one bit if he would be the same extremely nice person I met previously. He deserves to be in the HOF in my opinion I know there are a lot of people that disagree but Elway wouldn’t have went out on top if it wasn’t for Davis!
Met him about two years ago. Still extremely cool.
I discovered American football in NFL Europe with Barcelona Dragons, then I got the Madden 99 and I discovered T.Davis and the Broncos, was so amazed about Davids than later on, I've become a fan of NFL and the Broncos!
Good ! Where are you from?
@@elcesar999 from Barcelona
Imagine if Davis could've played a longer career.... Imagine the broken records. (#30) 👍
the broncos greatest RB ! Love you Terell Davis !
Absolutely loved TD!! This video brought back some awesome memories of growing up, sitting inside a nice warm house in Colorado during the winter - watching the Broncos win. I really hope that TD's migraines weren't a symptom of some larger issues due to concussions. I don't want to hear another horror story...
He was my favorite RB growing up, emmitt was good, but this dude was my fav.
Terrell Davis doesn't tear his ACL he shatters the all time rushing record. He was that damn good.
Man among boys
As a Packers fan, TD not only gets the most ultimate respect from me, but he absolutely ran over a great Packers defense in the Super Bowl and always scared the hell out of me, since that day. If he would have stayed healthy, he would have crushed a lot of records.
Those were great years. Td was incredible. A nice guy. Worked hard, and earned everything. That guy was the best I ever saw at one cut and go. Drift drift and explode. What most forget is he took off the second half in many games. Broncos we’re blowing people out. I know they were saving him but imagine if he had just 60 more rushes. Maybe 2300 yrd maybe more. Still it was a great year.
My dude double dribbled and then scored a touchdown😂
Salute..
How neat to have been there for so many of those wonderful run by TD. Those were the years. So very much fun. I salute TD and congratulate him as a Hall of Famer for the Broncos. Well done. Thanks for the memories.
2:32 that was art right there
Finally he gets in, mile high salute to the great TD30 wish his career didn't end the way it but still thanks for everything dawg. #TD30HallOfFame2017 #BroncoNation4ever
Best cut back ever
29 Griffith underrated big time
One of the best fbs
One of my favorite players of all time
the godfather of one-cut zone RBs!
Denver needs to bring back the salute
We should retire his number.
The broncosfb718 Yeah but with Roger Goodell turning the meaning of the National Football League to the No Fun League it's very unlikely that we Bronco fans will see a revival of the Mile High Salute has players can only Salute towards the stands in respect of the Armed Forces and not at each other.
I think the Mile High Salute died with Mile High Stadium unfortunately. It's just not the same.
Sanders does it
Phillip Lindsay is bringing it back
TD was silly good. Guaranteed first ballot player if he had a longer career
Terrell had “GAME SPEED”!
Right?! I can’t believe his 40 time was only 4.72
Quick feet, powerful, exceptional vision. Smart, tough player
the best all around 5 star running back ive ever seen...i miss those days they were fun!!! thank you TD!!!
Running backs were different back then. I’ve been a cowboys fan my whole life. I have a TD 30 jersey.
Yeah it’s all passing now no power run game. I like a mix
Adrian Peterson was probably the last true RB similar to TD
Derrick Henry maybe a bit
I feel like the offensive line blocking was just way better in that era
1997 -1998 best 2 years any RB has had in the history of this league. Underrated player
He’s in the hof and prob shouldn’t be how is he underrated lol
Eric Dickerson 83/84
@@GLA45Amg716 Nah, he should be. Should have been years earlier, too.
@@DoodooSwaggy no he shouldn’t be
@@GLA45Amg716 bummer
Really don’t like the Broncos but man he was a special, special player. Not top notch speed /athleticism but vision/ reading blocks was A+++
Yeah, 40 times are overrated especially if you’re as powerful and decisive as him plus his quick feet and cutbacks 🤯
Textbook definition of GAME SPEED
Davis would of been the GOAT. Still happy for his great inspirational career!
Top 6 running back in NFL history.
Denver had been to 4 Super Bowls and lost them all...until they got Terrell Davis, then it was 2 in a ROW!! I'm not a Denver fan but I AM a TD fan. The guy is a class and when he was at his peak, there was none that could do it like him.
MY TOP 5 FAVORITE RBs OF ALL TIME
I was just watching the 49’ers vs Seattle playoff game and I realized that Christian McCaffery grew up around the Broncos because of his dad and he explodes out of the backfield exactly like TD did.
Terrell Davis, the perfect mix of speed and power. What would have his numbers been at retirement, had he not gotten that horrendous leg injury?? My guess...Top 5 running back of all time, in yards and TDs. He was just, that damn good.
I'm glad he finally got it
He was very important in 1999
TD is an exception imho. He had a relatively short career because of horrible injuries. But when he was fit he was unstoppable. And I think it was his absolute consistent dominant performance when he was healthy that eventually got him in the HoF.
Terrell Davis is like Jerry Rice. Both were not great 40 yard dash runners but you never see either one getting caught from behind. Davis was a BEAST!!!!
I’ve literally been thinking the same exact thing. He looks nothing like a 4.72 40 yd dash
Power, vision, decisive, quick feet
Tough to bring down in the trenches or in the open field
Utilized his blockers brilliantly
Textbook example of Game Speed
Smart, tough player 🫡
and that cutback ability DAMN 🔥
5:25 that was dirty
The master of the cutback.. HOF TD #30 forever.
All while suffering from migraines. Dude was a stud.
If Terrell had not blown out his knee he would of been the best running back to ever play the game.
Tyrel Davis the man responsible for John Elway finally getting a super bowl ring , short career but brilliant
Supernova!
Congrats, Terrell, well deserved and overdue!..... Now, let get Sterling in Hall.....
The best all around running back I've ever seen...... he had vision, skill, trucking, blocking, he could catch the ball like a WR, break the big play at any time. That's what separates him from the Barry Sanders, Emmit Smith and the Thurman Thomas's of the NFL world. It will be a long while before we see another like him if we ever do.
He was like the modern day Jim Brown
@@moheganson yes........yes he was
When he had the ball
You couldn’t stop him
If he had played longer. I believe he would've been the leading rusher of the NFL
1 of most under rated tailback of all time
The Absolute Best!!!!
Definitely the MVP of both Super Bowl years for the Broncos. Sure, Elway had a career worthy of his HOF, but TD and the OL were the reason for the SB victories. His ability to see the cutback lane and be through it was unparalleled, but the little thing that highlight reels don't show: He was almost never dropped for a loss. The other teams would stack 8 men in the box, and Denver would just run the exact same play up the middle 3 times in a row. The D would hit TD in the backfield and he would carry them for 3-4. They'd run it again, he'd do the same. They'd run it again and he'd break it for 20. He had power, vision, speed, and a quick cut. Saquan Barkley is the first modern RB I've seen that even comes close.
As a Raider fan I hated TD, but now I can appreciate his specialness, he was special no doubt about it.
If his carrier wasn’t cut short do to injury he would be up there with bo man was a beast and still to this day my favorite player to wear that orange and blue
From '96-98 he had the best 3 year run of any RB in NFL History. He would've been near the top statistically if it wasn't for injuries derailing his career. Still- deserves to be in the HOF for what he accomplished WHILE he played, which is really what the HOF is all about.
5:20 and to this day number 28s ankles lay on the field
the real 'beast mode'
Career cut short due to injury. He was a beast.
TD did a lot of things exceptionally. He was extremely strong. He was smart, he used his blockers well, he had great vision, and he had better speed than he got credit for. What I thought stood out, was how calm he ran and how he stayed on his feet. His balance was incredible. The Broncos drafted an RB in the 1st round in 1982 (Gerald Willhite). He was a great athlete (could do backflips) but he could not stay on his feet, so he never became a featured back. TD was incredible.
I feel like he was so good at spotting weaknesses in the defense
Yeah amazing vision and decisiveness
Used his blockers brilliantly and really quick feet for his size.
His 40 time was only 4.72
But look at Jerry Rice 🐐
Don’t forget about the Offensive LINE!
Amazing group of people.Ya cuz
But that line is as unstoppable as TD. Add Jon in the mix.
😢it’s over.
+Rod Smith, Ed McCaffery, and Shannon Sharpe, they were pretty much unstoppable
BRIAN DAWKINS NEEDS TO BE THE 2017 HOF.
Eagles 830 Agreed
Hes 2018 hof
Any man in the 2000 yard club deserves to be HOF
Goldeneagle59 Jamaal Lewis ' Chris Johnson ?
Tre Durell Should be in it in the future
Goldeneagle59 I don't think so but ok...
Tre Durell Yeah that probably is a bit of a stretch for them
Basically that's what this means now lol
Was it Davis? Was it the Wide Zone system?
It was both. That system changed the NFL. 8 of the top 10 running teams yearly use the wide zone system to this day, and they all lead the league in the fewest runs for a loss and runs of 20+ yards. It is an incredible system for linemen to open holes.
Davis, like Marshawn Lynch, was a perfect back for that system. Great vision, hard running, and natural instincts after he hit the hole put him in another class of runner. Not everyone is successful in that system, but when you combine a great back with that system, magic happens.
Many Bronco backs found success after Davis
My favourite player of all time
TD!!! Mile HI Salute Sir. Congratualtions!
I love the real time highlights
The real OG‼️
Davis was one of the last great RB in Tha Game! # Soldier
Such a good rb.
Patience, Speed, Power, Vision, Good Hands.
Playoff running back GOAT
His offensive line created massive holes. Fun player to watch
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Charles lol
Night Bro me fam
Me
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Night Bro fan for life
He had crazy vision and instincts
Coach Shanahan….. that is the sweet sound of love
Terrell Davis don't know he played special teams what a hit
That hit was his job interview
THIS WAS FOOTBALL DAMMIT!!!!
First time seeing this man’s highlights
That is one huge track star
NFL has the best channel on RUclips
Terrell Davis killed a man right there on the astroturf in Japan and then went and threw up a hot dog on the sidelines what a legend
Crazy play 6 years and made the hall great player coming fr a Raiders fan
Also TD only played in the first in a lot of games with like 160 and 2 Td's in the first half
You couldn't have told me growing up that TD ran a 4.7🙆🏾♂️🙆🏾♂️
The Mile High Salute