Honestly I was not a fan of the Boz but I am touched by the man Brian Bosworth. It is motivating to see people triumph within the human experience. Brian should hold his head up high for his accomplishments. This man was not a failure and in the end appears to have figured out the most important parts of life.
I was playing high school football when the BOZ was at his peak, he was definitely kicking some ass in those days. I really wanted him to succeed in Seattle but no matter how big the heart or fire when the body says no more it means no more.
hey boz your the man because you just spoke to my heart about god your a blessed man with family lovely wife and kids i dont care what anybody says about you your the man boz just keep on doing what your doing brother.
I come back to this almost once a year for the past 5 years, had two children myself in that time, and man is it telling and inspiring hearing the story of "The Box" and Brian? Great Stuff. Family life is a bizarre and lovely treat.
Yeah bro, I can't believe you said that... No way does he need to apologize, they need to apologize to him. He made the university 49 mil. In four months. What he said about the NCAA is true. They prostitute the players and get all the money as the players get nothing in return. Not even a free education. They have to work and earn that. Brian the boz. 55 ;)
I'm from a small town about 100 miles southwest of Seattle . In the 80's I don't think a team like the Seahawks were ready for " The Boz " . We had Largent and he was quiet and polite . The Seahawks hadn't grown into our bad boy stage yet . We didn't hit that stride until several years later . Now if The Boz would have been a member of the Legion Of Boom in his prime that would of been something .
Brian.. you learned the hard way brother but you humbled yourself before GOD ALMIGHTY and look how you've been blessed with a beautiful lady and a lovely family... WHERE GOD GUIDES HE PROVIDES. .we met at the Harley Davidson dealership in Little Rock Arkansas. You and your family are in my prayers , GOD BLESS YOU 😎 🙏✝️
Brian Bosworth, was,is , and always will be my favorite football player. Either college or Professional Football player. Brian Bosworth will always be my#1 of All time. God bless you and your family Brian
Remember his College yrs. He was the Beast at best. I´m so glad him doing great with lovely family. I remember I copied his hair style while I was young. Love you Boz!
I have a lot of respect for Mr. Bosworth. I loved watching him play in Normon. He has accomplished alot in life. His wife seems to be a very special lady.
Honestly! You can't call a man who made more money than most people will ever make in their lives a bust. He didn't have a very good professional football career but at least he got to live out a dream and became rich while doing it Hope he looks at the fact that he accomplished something that many of us never will and enjoy the rest of his life. I wish him and his family all the best!
injuries ended his pro career not ability. he had the tools to be a good NFL player . .. I'm a huge Bosworth fan ... he's doing very well now .. I heard him give his testimony in a church on RUclips. it blew me away ! it was awesome. great upload thanks
I loved watching and reading about this guy in the mid to late 80's...I even remember the chatter of Boz possibly being the first Heisman trophy winner on the wrong side of the ball.
I lived in Atlanta 86 thru 93 "Prime Time" played baseball and Football for ATL. Prime Time once drove his 4WD black Truck to play a Baseball a game in ATL, right after a football practice!
WOW his wife is one of the most beautiful women I've ever seen. That's cool they stayed together through all the drama. I did read they eventually divorced but that was in 2006...
You want beautiful women, go to any SEAL gathering. For enlisted guys making peanuts, draw good-looking women like crazy. Went to SEAL funeral. Widow pregnant 3rd trimester with 3rd kid, threw herself sobbing on coffin, and STILL looked darn good. !!
NotDreadYet His 3year pro career with Seattle was a shortened due to shoulder injuries He was the best linebacker in college football 🏈 during his playing days with OU Makes you wonder who what if BOZ didn’t let the hype didn’t go to his head and what if he was healthy and what if he hadn’t taken steroids and what he could’ve done in the league
They played PSU for the National championship game which was the Orange Bowl. He was gone by the 88 one. I think you have Orange Bowls mixed up. He did eat PSU up in Jan 86.
Great testimony Mr & Mrs Bosworth. When y'all spoke of putting God first with your wife n kids , you touched my soul. Many thanks for all you have done.
Deion was real and specific about it, he was one of the best in COLLEGE, NFL was a different story, he was overrated and the white knight they often search for. We all remember the Bo steam roll of the boz on monday night football.
@@xzqzq for me i didn't hate on him but was aware of the animosity towards him, probably was due to being flamboyant. Plus people knew he was on the roids hard. Most remember his nfl career going south after Bo steam rolled him after he talked so much trash.
@@xzqzq Pin point comment...And only people that already hated the Boz made their minds up about that Bo Jackson play, hell 95% of the arm chair haters never even watched it, just another twisted tale passed down from generation to generation...Let's compare apples to apples...So if that exact play is on the 10 yard line, and Jackson's on his open run to the end zone, and Boz comes in and takes him down on the 9...Did Boz get steamrolled, or make a great play??
Brian Bosworth was not a bust. Todd Marinivich was a bust. Marinivich chose drugs and partying over the NFL. Bosworth always loved football and his injuries ended his career. Of course as a natural doctor I know that steroids destroy joints in the long term, and his MD was prescribing him steroids for his shoulder injury which masked the pain and made him more invinceable as a side effect and make a borderline jerk a real a$$hole but eventually worsened his shoulder condition and ended a potentially rewarding career in the NFL. I just love the one video clip of Brian getting knocked back by Bo Jackson and that's the one everyone hangs their hat on "a bust" Guess what he made the tackle (too high which was one of his bad habits) and no one was stopping Bo Jackson in those days. I see 45 million contract LB's in the NFL today that totally whiff on tackles to mediocre running backs. If you watch that clip you will see how he breaks down and gets ready to make impact instead of flying in out of control like they do in the NFL today. If Bosworth could have played with healthy shoulders he would have made Brian Urlacher look like he was in slow motion.
Definitely not a bust. The doctor that gave him all the steroids for his shoulder cost him an NFL career. He was the best LB to come out of college in the 1980s. Had his shoulders not been irreparably damaged by his 3rd year in the league, he would have been a hall of famer.
Hell yeah . Brian bosworth is a faster more athletic Brian urlacher ... would have been similar to a L.T. If bosworth wasn’t injured early in his nfl career...
@@rhaeghartargaryen871 You had to be stupid and compare him to LT. I'm gonna forgive you. From your name you probably are a soccer fan. Stay in your lane buddy
Back in high school before my growth spurt I was late for class and ran up the steps and ran right into him like a brick wall. There was laughter all around.
Same thing happened to me.lol during practice I was playing linebacker and went to tackle my best friend Wiley Cooke. Which he was built like Bo Jackson and his thigh dislocated my shoulder....lol he passed away and I still got that offset shoulder coller bone. Makes me think of my best friend everyday...lol glad I got that from my old friend.
Cool story. In HS, had 6' 4", 245 lb RB everyone afraid of, including me. In practice, guy gets the ball, comes through the line like the Nigerian Nightmare, suddenly flat on his face. Ankle-tackled by 5' 6", 140 lb. linebacker with big balls.
Bumps in the road, fame, obscurity, ego, humility, and got the fairy tale life in the end. True what they say sometimes: behind every strong man is a great woman, sometimes they can make or break you. Good for you bro, always liked him
Now, I just watch one of his movie and knew nothing about him. The movie was pretty good, I thought. After movie, I just watched a documentary about him, Seems like a pretty cool Dude, The Boz...... I was a teenage kid in the late eighties, class of 1988.(Southport High School) But, I do remember that haircut being popular. I wish him the best of luck in his future years, Hope everything is well for him. GOD-BLESS HIM AND HIS FAMILY♡
Nebraska Cornhusker born and bred,, first HUSKER game I went to was against the Sooners and Bos, the teams were ranked top five unfortunately they won in a close game lol, I remember Bosworth walking out the tunnel spinning his helmet on his finger like a basketball lol. It was awsome, stone cold is a great movie, though his nfl career was short he did make it, injuries was what screwed him. Glad he's doin well. Dion was cool here, he was the same kinda of character in college and pro ball.
He did get a little TOO big for his britches, even for we OU fans that loved what he brought to OU football. To what his arrogance cost the university and national reputation was, at the time, almost unforgivable. I was glad to see him stand up at the Sooner Legends get together and apologize for those transactions in front of all those legendary players. Took real guts to do that. That humbleness brought closure, and got his picture back up of the wall of legends in the Switzer center museum. Thanks Brian, for the great memories and I’m thrilled you put your life back together with a fine family and future.
Yup Boz was a beast on the gridiron. Lots of respect for him. Dam shame injuries shortened his pro career. Sure would have like to seen Bo & Boz with same head start & momentum meet at that goal line! Right???
Had a friend who played defense with him in Seattle. He said the same thing that Brian said of himself, the Boz was overwhelmed by the playbook of an NFL team.
In a resent movie called "Do yo Believe" he played a major role with some big time actors he definitely up for the role God bless the crew of this movie Awesome job!!!!?
Gotta look for both. When wife and I want to go out to movie , can't find anything we want to see. We are late 60s, movies seem pitched to 18-25 bunch. Between tickets and popcorn, shell out $ 40... Increasingly , we go to Walmart and buy $ 5 videos, and go home.
This guy could seriously act. I think his later years acting was damn good....each time out. I don't watch tv too much anymore. Is he still doing this kind of work? I hope so.
I don’t feel bad!! He had a great 8 or 10 years!! A dream!!! Of course we can all look back and be like, if I just did this or that my life would’ve been different!!!! Not many get what bosworth had!!!
My very first and only football game I got to see was at OU and he was playing. The only haircut I knew to ask the barber for was The Boz. I had the longest tail and everything. To this day if I watch any football its an OU game! Boomer Sooners!!!
Being a diehard "SEAHAWK" fan, I liked that "THE BOZ" was a "HAWK" It's awesome to have "Prime Time" (Deion) give props/respect to Brian Bosworth!! . . . I mean we are talking Deion Sanders! Dude! That's one heck of a compliment!
For whatever its worth or if anyone even care, Bosworth gets a bad rap. He was a VERY good player. He just suffered from injuries and continued to play doing nothing about it for a long while. He was very talented player that got taken out of the game before his time.....
How is it possible for a young kid to deal with all of this. His manager/agent and all his handlers road this kid til they couldn't anymore. Bos is the greatest college lineman of all time. Well him and lt
Luck guy almost destroyed the best thing in his life. His relationship with his wife. What a special lady. After watching this, I have a new respect for Brian, but as a Denver Broncos fan, I despised " The Boz". Glad he found God and his family.
As happens so often, there are usually "handlers" behind the scenes pulling the strings. In this case, Bozworth's agent is IMO, the one who drove the Boz persona and told him, if you do what I say, you'll be the biggest, richest star in the world. That guy had Bosworth living in a fantasy world. "Oh, he can play in the NFL for 5 or 7 years and then become a movie star, bla, bla, bla.
What ended his career was the tough guy mentality. The entire 'eat the pain' mentality is what did him in. I guarantee 100% that he was hurt a thousand times and never told anyone. Injury after injury and he never told anyone and never got treatment. That's what got him.
I grew up watching Stone Cold, never knew he was such a great player on the field tho. His career was cut short before I really got into keeping up with sports and players. Wish I could had witness him play, especially being that I played the linebacker position in HS.
Brian Bosworth had the personality of a professional wrestler at a time before there was the wrestler Sting (Steve Borden) then Brock Lesnar later on. Brian Bosworth set the path for these personalities
Playing ball in Oklahoma in the 80's & 90's he was one guy who I looked up to!! Heck there was guys in Jr high that was taking steroids and that's cool when I had a whole different look at him, others and the game!!
@@guysmalley Because it was a quote that struck a chord with him, the viewer. I'm not attacking you in any shape whatsoever but I want to ask .... Haven't you ever had the same thing happen to you? Where something you heard was found to be quite easily relatable to you or something you were enduring or experienced? Has nothing ever reached you on such a personal level before? I'm just curious
after watching vids of him and the Tony Mandarich i feel that they become more mature,experienced and developed great personalities through their young and inexperienced fails and their injuries.My opinion :great guy ,great player.
Honestly I was not a fan of the Boz but I am touched by the man Brian Bosworth. It is motivating to see people triumph within the human experience.
Brian should hold his head up high for his accomplishments. This man was not a failure and in the end appears to have figured out the most important parts of life.
When my brothers and I were growing up, The Boz was like a super hero to us. So glad to know that he is doing ok. Love you man!
He married a beautiful woman: inside and out. He struck absolute gold.
Would’ve been cool to see his acting career go further. Stonecold is a classic M.C. movie.
I was playing high school football when the BOZ was at his peak, he was definitely kicking some ass in those days. I really wanted him to succeed in Seattle but no matter how big the heart or fire when the body says no more it means no more.
hey boz your the man because you just spoke to my heart about god your a blessed man with family lovely wife and kids i dont care what anybody says about you your the man boz just keep on doing what your doing brother.
I come back to this almost once a year for the past 5 years, had two children myself in that time, and man is it telling and inspiring hearing the story of "The Box" and Brian? Great Stuff. Family life is a bizarre and lovely treat.
Stone Cold was and still is an awesome movie!
Bosworth never needed to apologize to anyone at OU. Man played balls out!
Yeah bro, I can't believe you said that... No way does he need to apologize, they need to apologize to him. He made the university 49 mil. In four months. What he said about the NCAA is true. They prostitute the players and get all the money as the players get nothing in return. Not even a free education. They have to work and earn that. Brian the boz. 55 ;)
Fuck yes
Very true he was the first Butkus award winner and I believe he won it twice...
I'm from a small town about 100 miles southwest of Seattle . In the 80's I don't think a team like the Seahawks were ready for " The Boz " . We had Largent and he was quiet and polite . The Seahawks hadn't grown into our bad boy stage yet . We didn't hit that stride until several years later . Now if The Boz would have been a member of the Legion Of Boom in his prime that would of been something .
The BOZ was the Greatest Football Player I’ve Ever Seen. In College.
~Deion Sanders
Brian.. you learned the hard way brother but you humbled yourself before GOD ALMIGHTY and look how you've been blessed with a beautiful lady and a lovely family... WHERE GOD GUIDES HE PROVIDES. .we met at the Harley Davidson dealership in Little Rock Arkansas. You and your family are in my prayers , GOD BLESS YOU 😎 🙏✝️
Your awesome Brian. And the BOX was pretty cool too man. God bless you and your family. 🙏
His wife is an angel who saved his life and soul. I am similarly blessed. Props to their whole family.
Sounds like she castrated him.
Sounds more lke she wanted to go slut around until he showed how good a player he was and she saw $$$ signs.
Some women are good for veteran ball players
Loved the magnamous quote by Dion Sanders that the Boz was the best college player he ever saw.
Watched video of 87 season w/ Seahawks...although a rookie, seemed to be picking up the game.
Brian Bosworth, was,is , and always will be my favorite football player. Either college or Professional Football player. Brian Bosworth will always be my#1 of All time. God bless you and your family Brian
BOZ was the 80s over the top bigger then life character I remember it well thanks Dude good times
Da BOZ! Was every boys superstar back in the day!
I’m half black/Latino and he was my idol in college football
I really like this guy, I choked up a little when he said it was the first time he felt like his father approved of him.
Brian was the goat !.
Remember his College yrs. He was the Beast at best. I´m so glad him doing great with lovely family. I remember I copied his hair style while I was young. Love you Boz!
I have a lot of respect for Mr. Bosworth. I loved watching him play in Normon. He has accomplished alot in life. His wife seems to be a very special lady.
Broncos fan here, always loved the Boz though. Good to see Brian is doing well.
No doubt.. he is awesome
Huge respect for his honesty!!!
I partied with the Boz in Matamoros Mexico Spring Break 1987 @ Blanca Whites. He was cool as hell and I'm a Longhorn! He was the best LB in OU History
I enjoyed this very much. Good job Brian.
He was a phenomenon like no other and entertaining while it lasted, period !! Great Guy but a Spunky Young Man like we all were :)
my friends & i liked stone cold back in the day
Drugs...cash...girls...fame...
Young...im glad hes still aroynd
The best is having a family and kids that look up to you. I loved Stone Cold and watching you play football...
I loved stone cold! Thought it was an excellent movie. "God forgives the brotherhood doesn't"
The average NFL career is only like 4 years .The Boz was the man in Seattle but all things come to an end.
Honestly! You can't call a man who made more money than most people will ever make in their lives a bust.
He didn't have a very good professional football career but at least he got to live out a dream and became rich while doing it
Hope he looks at the fact that he accomplished something that many of us never will and enjoy the rest of his life.
I wish him and his family all the best!
injuries ended his pro career not ability. he had the tools to be a good NFL player . .. I'm a huge Bosworth fan ... he's doing very well now .. I heard him give his testimony in a church on RUclips. it blew me away ! it was awesome. great upload thanks
I loved watching and reading about this guy in the mid to late 80's...I even remember the chatter of Boz possibly being the first Heisman trophy winner on the wrong side of the ball.
Only guy to win Butkus award twice, Heisman finalist. I can't remember a defensive player ever being Heisman finalist.
I lived in Atlanta 86 thru 93 "Prime Time" played baseball and Football for ATL. Prime Time once drove his 4WD black Truck to play a Baseball a game in ATL, right after a football practice!
WOW his wife is one of the most beautiful women I've ever seen. That's cool they stayed together through all the drama. I did read they eventually divorced but that was in 2006...
Bo Jackson's son in a interview lol.
Perv
Southern belles. They're awesome.
There's a lot of crazy in those eyes.
You want beautiful women, go to any SEAL gathering. For enlisted guys making peanuts, draw good-looking women like crazy. Went to SEAL funeral. Widow pregnant 3rd trimester with 3rd kid, threw herself sobbing on coffin, and STILL looked darn good. !!
Incredible player. He has something like 20 tackles vs Miami in a loss in the Orange Bowl. Too bad his career was cut so short, he was a rare talent.
NotDreadYet he still is
NotDreadYet
His 3year pro career with Seattle was a shortened due to shoulder injuries
He was the best linebacker in college football 🏈 during his playing days with OU
Makes you wonder who what if BOZ didn’t let the hype didn’t go to his head and what if he was healthy and what if he hadn’t taken steroids and what he could’ve done in the league
He really was... Super phenomenal.
@@dumisatonyjohnson8145 ... Hey right on... The boy 55
They played PSU for the National championship game which was the Orange Bowl. He was gone by the 88 one. I think you have Orange Bowls mixed up. He did eat PSU up in Jan 86.
Great testimony Mr & Mrs Bosworth. When y'all spoke of putting God first with your wife n kids , you touched my soul. Many thanks for all you have done.
I like how Deion Sanders got his back
Deion was real and specific about it, he was one of the best in COLLEGE, NFL was a different story, he was overrated and the white knight they often search for. We all remember the Bo steam roll of the boz on monday night football.
Right on!
Curious how people love to hate this guy. Watched 87 season with Seahawks, for a rookie in complex position, seemed to do OK.
@@xzqzq for me i didn't hate on him but was aware of the animosity towards him, probably was due to being flamboyant. Plus people knew he was on the roids hard. Most remember his nfl career going south after Bo steam rolled him after he talked so much trash.
@@xzqzq Pin point comment...And only people that already hated the Boz made their minds up about that Bo Jackson play, hell 95% of the arm chair haters never even watched it, just another twisted tale passed down from generation to generation...Let's compare apples to apples...So if that exact play is on the 10 yard line, and Jackson's on his open run to the end zone, and Boz comes in and takes him down on the 9...Did Boz get steamrolled, or make a great play??
Brian Bosworth was not an NFL bust injury-shortened his career
Brian Bosworth was not a bust. Todd Marinivich was a bust. Marinivich chose drugs and partying over the NFL. Bosworth always loved football and his injuries ended his career. Of course as a natural doctor I know that steroids destroy joints in the long term, and his MD was prescribing him steroids for his shoulder injury which masked the pain and made him more invinceable as a side effect and make a borderline jerk a real a$$hole but eventually worsened his shoulder condition and ended a potentially rewarding career in the NFL. I just love the one video clip of Brian getting knocked back by Bo Jackson and that's the one everyone hangs their hat on "a bust" Guess what he made the tackle (too high which was one of his bad habits) and no one was stopping Bo Jackson in those days. I see 45 million contract LB's in the NFL today that totally whiff on tackles to mediocre running backs. If you watch that clip you will see how he breaks down and gets ready to make impact instead of flying in out of control like they do in the NFL today. If Bosworth could have played with healthy shoulders he would have made Brian Urlacher look like he was in slow motion.
Definitely not a bust. The doctor that gave him all the steroids for his shoulder cost him an NFL career. He was the best LB to come out of college in the 1980s. Had his shoulders not been irreparably damaged by his 3rd year in the league, he would have been a hall of famer.
Todd was Great !!
Hell yeah . Brian bosworth is a faster more athletic Brian urlacher ... would have been similar to a L.T. If bosworth wasn’t injured early in his nfl career...
@@rhaeghartargaryen871 You had to be stupid and compare him to LT.
I'm gonna forgive you. From your name you probably are a soccer fan. Stay in your lane buddy
We steelers fans like that guy
Back in high school before my growth spurt I was late for class and ran up the steps and ran right into him like a brick wall.
There was laughter all around.
Same thing happened to me.lol during practice I was playing linebacker and went to tackle my best friend Wiley Cooke. Which he was built like Bo Jackson and his thigh dislocated my shoulder....lol he passed away and I still got that offset shoulder coller bone. Makes me think of my best friend everyday...lol glad I got that from my old friend.
Cool story. In HS, had 6' 4", 245 lb RB everyone afraid of, including me. In practice, guy gets the ball, comes through the line like the Nigerian Nightmare, suddenly flat on his face. Ankle-tackled by 5' 6", 140 lb. linebacker with big balls.
I'm a diehard Cornhusker Fan, I remember Bozworth having Nebraska's number during the great rivalry
When did this originally air?
Travis Kraft 2001
Brian Bosworth you're the greatest! God bless you and your family.
Bumps in the road, fame, obscurity, ego, humility, and got the fairy tale life in the end. True what they say sometimes: behind every strong man is a great woman, sometimes they can make or break you. Good for you bro, always liked him
Now, I just watch one of his movie and knew nothing about him. The movie was pretty good, I thought. After movie, I just watched a documentary about him, Seems like a pretty cool Dude, The Boz...... I was a teenage kid in the late eighties, class of 1988.(Southport High School) But, I do remember that haircut being popular. I wish him the best of luck in his future years, Hope everything is well for him. GOD-BLESS HIM AND HIS FAMILY♡
Patrick Wilson being popular, I got that haircut and I’m only 19 lol
I’m tryna bring old school back because the man bun has to go
Did you go to Southport High School in Indianapolis? If so, I was Class of 1984...small world!
Wow.good dude.never knew
Nebraska Cornhusker born and bred,, first HUSKER game I went to was against the Sooners and Bos, the teams were ranked top five unfortunately they won in a close game lol, I remember Bosworth walking out the tunnel spinning his helmet on his finger like a basketball lol. It was awsome, stone cold is a great movie, though his nfl career was short he did make it, injuries was what screwed him. Glad he's doin well. Dion was cool here, he was the same kinda of character in college and pro ball.
Love you Boz, Nobody has ever accused the Hawks of being overly intelligent, today we have the most expensive quarterback!!
life is rollercoaster dude u got to do way more than so many others B GRATEFUL BRO U DID the best u could
He did get a little TOO big for his britches, even for we OU fans that loved what he brought to OU football. To what his arrogance cost the university and national reputation was, at the time, almost unforgivable.
I was glad to see him stand up at the Sooner Legends get together and apologize for those transactions in front of all those legendary players. Took real guts to do that. That humbleness brought closure, and got his picture back up of the wall of legends in the Switzer center museum.
Thanks Brian, for the great memories and I’m thrilled you put your life back together with a fine family and future.
I still think Brian bosworth is cool and I still want to hang out with him
What a great guy with one hell of a story! And I loved stone cold awesome movie!
When I was in third grade I sported the buzz cut, he was one of my idols.
Gotdamn right
Boz has good aura . Good stuff
Yup Boz was a beast on the gridiron. Lots of respect for him. Dam shame injuries shortened his pro career. Sure would have like to seen Bo & Boz with same head start & momentum meet at that goal line! Right???
I think Bosworth had a lot of influence on Deion and he was one of his biggest inspirations
Several times watching this I thought, "Wow, his wife is awesome."
Had a friend who played defense with him in Seattle. He said the same thing that Brian said of himself, the Boz was overwhelmed by the playbook of an NFL team.
Man we all seen tht coming
In a resent movie called "Do yo Believe" he played a major role with some big time actors he definitely up for the role God bless the crew of this movie Awesome job!!!!?
Check out: Revelation Road. They are also Christian movies. He did pretty good in them as well.
Gotta look for both. When wife and I want to go out to movie , can't find anything we want to see. We are late 60s, movies seem pitched to 18-25 bunch.
Between tickets and popcorn, shell out $ 40...
Increasingly , we go to Walmart and buy $ 5 videos, and go home.
This guy could seriously act. I think his later years acting was damn good....each time out. I don't watch tv too much anymore. Is he still doing this kind of work? I hope so.
I don’t feel bad!! He had a great 8 or 10 years!! A dream!!! Of course we can all look back and be like, if I just did this or that my life would’ve been different!!!! Not many get what bosworth had!!!
17:58 i know that jaw moving feeling
#44 - the best that ever was.
Love love him growing up was damn good..
Was Duke Nukem modelled after him?
Yes he was.
Lol i tough the same 😂
NO
He was modeled after Duke nukem
That's the next movie he should of played after Stone Cold, Boz as Duke Nukem would have been great!
I'm the same age as Brian and Everytime I get up out of a chair I feel the pain of my decisions...😢 but that comes from STRIVING to be greater 😊
My very first and only football game I got to see was at OU and he was playing. The only haircut I knew to ask the barber for was The Boz. I had the longest tail and everything. To this day if I watch any football its an OU game! Boomer Sooners!!!
Deion has class.
Being a diehard "SEAHAWK" fan, I liked that "THE BOZ" was a "HAWK" It's awesome to have "Prime Time" (Deion) give props/respect to Brian Bosworth!! . . . I mean we are talking Deion Sanders! Dude! That's one heck of a compliment!
For whatever its worth or if anyone even care, Bosworth gets a bad rap. He was a VERY good player. He just suffered from injuries and continued to play doing nothing about it for a long while. He was very talented player that got taken out of the game before his time.....
I remember him, grew up loving football. He should have had surgery sooner. Love the Boz. He played his ass off.
Most importantly he let GOD into his life!
How is it possible for a young kid to deal with all of this. His manager/agent and all his handlers road this kid til they couldn't anymore. Bos is the greatest college lineman of all time. Well him and lt
Luck guy almost destroyed the best thing in his life. His relationship with his wife. What a special lady. After watching this, I have a new respect for Brian, but as a Denver Broncos fan, I despised " The Boz". Glad he found God and his family.
I have shoulder pain so bad that I can’t sleep at night. He probably played thru even more pain.
still the man!
As happens so often, there are usually "handlers" behind the scenes pulling the strings. In this case, Bozworth's agent is IMO, the one who drove the Boz persona and told him, if you do what I say, you'll be the biggest, richest star in the world. That guy had Bosworth living in a fantasy world. "Oh, he can play in the NFL for 5 or 7 years and then become a movie star, bla, bla, bla.
Barry Switzer "didn't know" The Boz was on steroids? Its YOUR JOB to know, Coach. Cause that affects your teams future.
RIDICULOUS
He was great i loved his movies to
What ended his career was the tough guy mentality. The entire 'eat the pain' mentality is what did him in. I guarantee 100% that he was hurt a thousand times and never told anyone. Injury after injury and he never told anyone and never got treatment. That's what got him.
Human body not designed to take that kind of pounding year after year.
I grew up watching Stone Cold, never knew he was such a great player on the field tho. His career was cut short before I really got into keeping up with sports and players. Wish I could had witness him play, especially being that I played the linebacker position in HS.
What makes a "star" is the team he plays on. Football is a team game like nothing else. Once your supporting cast is gone, your star will often fall.
Brian Bosworth had the personality of a professional wrestler at a time before there was the wrestler Sting (Steve Borden) then Brock Lesnar later on. Brian Bosworth set the path for these personalities
His life has turned out pretty damn good if u ask me.
I am 2 yrs older than him and remember in college the sports illustrated article. He was a bad ass
Brian is awesome!
Playing ball in Oklahoma in the 80's & 90's he was one guy who I looked up to!! Heck there was guys in Jr high that was taking steroids and that's cool when I had a whole different look at him, others and the game!!
*"I think that everybody loves to hate the rebel that they cant be"* - Brian Bosworth
Steel Fury why do People quote a line from a vid we just saw
@@guysmalley Because it was a quote that struck a chord with him, the viewer. I'm not attacking you in any shape whatsoever but I want to ask .... Haven't you ever had the same thing happen to you? Where something you heard was found to be quite easily relatable to you or something you were enduring or experienced? Has nothing ever reached you on such a personal level before? I'm just curious
Stone Cold was a staple of 90's action movies! Should have stuck with the action rolls.
Agreed. Worked for the Rock.
What me worry
“ you should be one of those solid gold dancers “
Every man should be lucky enough to meet a woman like Brian's wife .
after watching vids of him and the Tony Mandarich i feel that they become more mature,experienced and developed great personalities through their young and inexperienced fails and their injuries.My opinion :great guy ,great player.
He was awesome for the little he played! Watch his highlights!
Boz is a good Texan, so's Bosworth.
Rice is the man....that's a homie right there...