Marshall Faulk Highlights (Final Version)
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- Опубликовано: 20 июл 2023
- One of the greatest, most elusive runners in NFL history. Faulk could make defenders miss with ease and had enough speed to breakaway as well. Faulk was the 2nd overall pick by the Colts in 1994 and after running for over 1,300 yards in 1998, he was traded to the Rams. He was the final piece in the Rams offense and was the center piece of the "Greatest Show on Turf" offense. He was a versatile player running and receiving for over 1,000 yards in 1999, helping the Rams win their first Super Bowl.
His peak was from 1998 to 2001 where he had over 2,000 yards from scrimmage and set a then record in 2000 with 26 touchdowns en route to the NFL MVP. He would retire with over 12,000 yards rushing, over 6,500 receiving yards, and 136 total touchdowns. Faulk was a 3x First Team All Pro, 7x Pro Bowler, 3x NFL Offensive Player of the Year, and a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. 
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His 2000 season arguably the best in history. 1360 yards rushing/18 TD's with 5.4 ypc, plus 81 receptions for 830 yards and 8 TD's. 2190 yards and 26 TD's, and he did this while missing 2 full games, and part of another when he got hurt.
Honestly if I’m a RB in the NFL I’m taking notes from this season.. That’s how u can get paid in this new pass happy NFL
The patience he ran with was second to none. He seemed to know when to shift gears on the fly. Baby steps, explosive juke, gone.
Plus 0 fumbles for the 334 touches is ridiculous. It’s really perfection for an rb.
CMC greater
@@mckdogdrums3543 0?! I knew he was great but DAMN👀💯
He had crazy vision and reflexes
Marshall Faulk is one of the greatest running backs of all time during his era. He won a Super Bowl as a member of the formerly St. Louis Rams. He was very versatile as a player because he was one of the three players to reach at least 10,000 rushing yards and 5,000 receiving yards and the only one to amass 12,000 yards rushing and 6,000 yards receiving
His run is so fluid, so smooth. What a player.
My favorite player of all time. There has never been a player that was the complete package like he was.
I second everything you said. My favorite and the most complete
He is in a league of his own
Ladainian Tomlinson and McCaffrey are the closest.
Marshall Faulk, NFL Hall of Famer and Super Bowl Champion, respect ❤.
I’d say two but whatever you right
What an absolute phenom of a player, deserves every bit of praise and then some. Not the biggest, fastest, or strongest but just one of the best pure footballers ever!
Soooo SMOOTH! He just glides down field and then he has the ability to start stop and then accelerate in such a short amount of time and his change of direction was also phenomenal. Being a lifelong Saints fan I saw this MAN and his unmatched talent twice a year for toooooo many years. Gotta call it like i see though the guy was just something to see!
One of the last of the great running backs. When the RB was THE most important position.
Marshall Faulk was MVP and 3x OPOY. He was really that good.
I’ve seen a lot of football. This guy is in any credible conversation about the most dominant offensive players in NFL history. The Rams entire high potent offense, run and pass, revolved around him.
Faulk Rams should of been a Dynasty..
I was also shocked Colts let him go..
@@jada8047giving the keys to Martz was a terrible decision. Along with getting rid of Kurt smh
@@rams81rule yes it was
@@rams81rule I never saw a team on offense that stacked with that speed.. They was like the GS Warriors as a football team
Hes so underrated
I mean they put him in the hall of fame
He's in everyone's top 10 rbs list. Prob top 5 on most. That's pretty well rated. He's top 3 or 4 for me
Most complete back in NFL history. Literally could have played his entire career at receiver and still done well in the NFL.
He always seemed like the next closest thing to Barry sanders. How they both can come to a complete stop and the agility/acceleration from that stop was crazy
Marshall Faulk's Completeness as a running back is the only way running backs today will get paid IMO.
Man o man, that guy was unbelievable! He was a terror in college and brought that same fire to the NFL. Most exciting player to ever lace them up or pad them down.
Yeah growing up he was my favorite player to watch play.
YESSS!! MOST EXCITING EVER. imo
There have been so many great and exciting running backs, can't really say there was just one most exciting.
That slow motion spin was lethal
Man I was fortunate to watch him. Rams had Dickerson then Faulk. Insane.
Best pure athlete I ever saw, and worth every penny you paid to watch him
I didnt realize he had that kind of speed
Deceptive speed. I went to a few games in the Super Dome and he was on that turf it was something to see.
@@christopherbaker2632 I got a chance to see him in person. It was like he had skates with brakes on them.
Faulk was like a Madden player when you hit that B button and you spin his spin was just like the video game
Thank you for putting this up. I hear of all these RBs and MF seems to always to g😢et left out the convo. He was an AMAZING RB. He could run, catch out the backfield, run pass patterns , block and even called plays. He was dynamic! The one time he was lackadaisical and didnt block it changed the Rams. Trent Green got hurt in preseason because he missed his block and Kurt Warner got that team that he fit so well. He was real and accountable about that and never forgot after that to be all in at all times on the field. More than we can say for many who seem to find ways not to be accountable.
Marshall Faulk is my favorite. I like his rhetoric and he proved on the field he was sincere. It is hard to comment too much on Faulk, i find it hard to believe he was a problem on the Colts . But hey, i was not there. Also the cast of characters like Warner, Vermiel, Marz ... and Faulk. It is a great story. We love Warner who is ... just an incredible person. Marz admitted that the Rams should have won Super Bowl 2 - his take in the end - essentially he did not turn Faulk and the offence loose until the second half.
I see alot of Barry Sanders in his running style now, that I didn't see watching him live.
This guy started the speed for today's game
That anime shit is real when you can have a body that so dense it looks like you can’t gain muscle but you are actually a tank
I will never forget marsh machine
there's no back I'd take over him. did it all at an elite level
I'd take eddy lacy and Peyton hillis. .
Goat rb.. so underrated
In my opinion Faulk is the most complete running back in the history of football
Yeah him, Walter Payton, and LT are up there for that title.
Your opinion is spot on. I don’t understand how they got him ranked 70th greatest NFL player. He’s easily in my top 8. We’re talking about a 3x OPOY.
There have been others.
The ULTIMATE 3 down Back!
Cannot believe the colts traded him, crazy af
Just noticed how his running style is identical to Emmitt Smiths. Low to the ground, patient and methodical
Nah, Smith wasn't nearly as fluid and lacked the same "stop/start/ ability. Smith didn't have nearly the balance, footwork or moves as Faulk. Faulk as a runner was much closer to a Barry Sanders or Charlie Garner. As WR he was a legit NFL WR full stop.
Probably the smartest running back.
I was surprised the colts let him go..
I’m a die hard Vikings fan. Adrian Peterson is the best runner with the football of all time, but M. Faulk is best rb of all time. Barry is 2nd. I played fantasy football in the 90s. Faulk was the best fantasy football player ever too
The thing that made him different was the fact that he was basically a receiver. He was a great running back but he could line up as a receiver and was as dangerous as Holt and Bruce.
Versatile...
His vision was insane
SUPERMAN
Faulk is one of the top 4 greatest offensive players (non qb) I ever personally watched and I’m 36 years old
1. Faulk
2. Randy Moss
3. Gronk
4. Megaton
We saw Jerry Rice play at age 36. I did anyways. Jerry Rice . The reciever no one else can still even come close to touching. The best offensive player ever.
I was too young to see him in his prime plus when ur super little u can't judge the game properly so it doesn't count@@kenw2225
NFL Gameday 2001
If you know, you know, Faulk on offensive, Dre Bly on defense lol
And Madden 2003 🔥
The goat rb
Kinda underrated
And his Heisman went to some NFL flop named Gino because Marshall went to San Diego State and the other guy went to UMiami...
Will probably never see another, he’d play WR today.
Bijan Robinson seems to run almost exactly like him
Bijan got more power then Marshall.
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But is he a 1000 yard receiver?
@@stebo5562 He isn't. but he has hands like one.
@@2288bigman Bijan hasn't even played a down yet. Don't disrespect one of the greatest RBs of all time...Faulk had power, and used it only when he needed to. Faulk was the complete RB
Why does all this footage back then look like it's in slow motion compared to nowadays?
Smoothest mf I’ve ever seen, that team was the greatest I ever saw !
Closest thing to this guy I have seen is L bell
Even at sd st he was silk
My second fav behind Sanders! Easy.
Underrated.🙄
Where do you get all of these clips?
NFL team highlight films that nfl films releases every year.
Ok, Thanks
He even shook the ref at 3:26
did he used to eat .....xelery sticks before the match to gain proper strength !
3:49
Jahmyr Gibbs up next
Can somebody name a great RB that has an opposite run style to him? Like someone who runs in a straight line and through people?
My favorite Faulk low light is when Warren Sapp body slamming him 😂 he hated that Tampa defense in the 99 NFC Championship game in St Louis Tampa held Faulk to 44 yards on 17 carries and if you take his longest run of 9 yards away it makes it 16 carries for 35 yards 😂 barely 2 yards per 😮
Still won tho 🤷
@emoo.182 barely and Tampa had a horrible offense 😆
@@TheRealDarthVadar that rams defense is hella underrated though
@@emoo.182 they were I agree
He literally juked the ref because he got in his way 😂
Second best only to Berry
same.
The tackling was fucking ATROCIOUS lol everybody on defense in those days looked like they couldn't sniff an XFL field nevermind USFL. No one wrapped up or drove their legs through tackles, it's no wonder they made him look the brightest star in the sky lmao
Nah defensive players were allowed to be more physical in the late 90’s, early 2000’s, not as many rules protecting offensive players, Faulk was just making them look foolish, he was that good, (did u see what he did to Ray Lewis?) when Faulk was out there against defenses, he wasn’t moving in slow motion like in this video lol
The nowism drives me crazy.
Hmm 🤔 Pats beat the greatest show on turf WITH faulk
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