A Football Life Marshall Faulk

One of the most elusive Running Backs in NFL History. I do not own the rights to this content. Like and Subscribe.

[@zdc4bama]

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[@christophernickerson8225]

Totally agree, he could flat out score from anywhere on the field

[@motogolf1]

Damn.... he is one of the most under rated backs of all time... Definitely up there with the GOATS

[@robertladson2373]

Yes Sir! I agree with you 100 percent on that.

[@lordsirdragor]

people dont know about him? This guy was considered the third best back in my lifetime....wasnt underrated then, not to mention first ballot.

[@survivingwatson7430]

@@lordsirdragor fr not every amazing player is underrated lmao

[@survivingwatson7430]

@Forrest Marques LMFAO not even goat ram

[@l.r9655]

Marshall definitely a goat. He used to kill my 9ers on gameday.great player, great person. Respect to #28

[@bluesboiler510]

Wow, it gave me the chills when he just stood up and walked out in the middle of the interview. What a respectable man for standing up for his team, I mean literally!

[@thomasg2488]

That's cause Bob Costas is a piece of crap. I'm glad he did that.

[@johnwalter5875]

#$#@?& Bob

[@dwightlove3704]

@@thomasg2488 What did Costas say that he objected to

[@on2wheels378]

Bob Costas is a hater. He did it to the XFL and now, the NFL has adopted 90% of what the XFL did on TV..

[@RyanLBC]

@@dwightlove3704 he tried to bait faulk in to throwing the team and offensive line under the bus when the team was struggling.

[@dillydilly9839]

Dude rushed over 1000 and received over 1000 in the same year... Damn 🔥

[@MrUtenn27]

Roger Craig done that before Marshal Faulk did

[@paulwright2733]

I'm from da Lou an Faulk was a str8 BEAST my guy ORIGNAL BEAST MODE 28

[@fml5910]

@@MrUtenn27 Craig was better.

[@thesticc3471]

FM L STAY OF THE WEED

[@danielbutcher8108]

McCaffrey is better faxts

[@whatsupdanger3045]

I knew Faulk was a stud running back, but I never realized how great he really was. One of the best all-around running backs ever.

[@airt698]

I lived in LA when he was Playing at SDSU and I could only see newspaper articles and his stats, I couldn't really see him until he started with the Colts. I knew he was special

[@michaela.kelley7823]

He's the reason the nfl won't draft running backs that can't catch. He started it. I mean, teams were running screen plays to back but that's it. They either ran the ball or stayed in and blocked, but never ran routes. And still to this day there isn't a running back that could run the full route tree the way did

[@ShitLibNPC]

The best ever

[@ParanormalFromTheHood]

You mean THE best

[@woodsoncircle]

IMO Marshall's VISION made him elite. You can't teach vision & instincts.

[@seekthelighttruth3207]

fax and belief that he was the best

[@_AKTV]

Jim Mora cost Indy at least two super bowls.

[@ShoeAlmighty]

jim mora is trash. two HoFs on offense and they didn't do jack. the colts are a poorly managed organization and garbage organization. John elway even had the balls to tell them to fuck off.

[@mdj5775]

Yea I mean how can u have Marshall Faulk and edgerrin james on your team at different times along with peyton manning and marvin Harrison on the same team and not win 1 ring is beyond me

[@patriotpat1243]

Bahaha couldn't get past New England. Fuck indy

[@kenl9897]

If he had played with ELI and the New York Giants he would have two super bowl rings after they got past New England twice

[@nathanielhiggerson7679]

AK Harrison dungy cost them two more

[@reilym979]

Marshall Faulk is the reason why EA created the R2 burst that Man Marshall Faulk had a incredible acceleration and version and balanced

[@ncrtrooper6619]

From 1999-2001 he might have been the most dominant Runningback in NFL History

[@seanmartin6773]

The Patriots were his cryptonite! Ha ha ha

[@jdog34505]

NCR Trooper then was hit by the Madden curse in 2002

[@AHMAD-2324]

@@seanmartin6773 Naw, actually his HC was his kryptonite Mike Marks stopped him wayyy more than the Patriots did. By not giving him the ball more...

[@NellDAce]

Did you even watch the game. He averaged 5 yards per carry. He simply wasn't the go to for some reason..... His OC threw them out game. New England made it ab ugly game and if the Rams would have embraced that and ran the ball more would have been a different outcome. Simply put they threw the ball too much due to what had been working in the past. Pats kept eveeyrhing in front of them nothing deep, and the rams refused ro Adjust period! They lost that game because they were OUT COACHED. THEY DID NOT STOP FAULK!!!

[@aks957]

Maybe you need to Google Barry Sanders

[@JacaboBlanco]

So crazy how many legenddary careers were made possible by an injury of a player above them on the depth chart

[@AbrahamLinclon-gg8lx]

Coach Mora screwed him there in his last season with the Colts

[@BeatdahnClahn]

Kurt Warner for sure.

[@kool4209]

Imagine how many potential HOF that were passed up because they didnt run a 4.2 40 or didnt set national records in highschool and college. Like Atl with Farve, had the chance when their starting QB was fading and picked a new face and completely sidelined a superbowl champ.

[@russhartman4927]

Walking off the set on Costas revealed the mark of integrity, class, maturity and loyalty of a real man. Naturally Costas was flummoxed.

[@bryancoats5328]

Screw Costas

[@JamesWoods-yu2kf]

Costas was and always will be a complete jackass.. Faulk is a class act..

[@terrenceolivido741]

these creepy journalists never get their come-uppance. ... well Marshall did it...

[@Terrence90.]

I’m so glad I got a chance to grow up and experience this era. Really the best time of the NFL

[@gunnervictorika9859]

THE GREATEST SHOW ON TURF WILL LIVE IN MY HEART FOR EVER ♥️

[@dumisatonyjohnson8145]

He was so versatile One of the most selfless players to ever play the game

[@marcoslaureano5562]

People know the name. They know Marshall Faulk was a great player. They know he's a Hall of Famer. They just, for the most part, don't understand HOW GREAT of a football player this man was. Unless you came up watching the game during his era - you just don't know. There were some GREAT backs in his era. But if I had to build a team in that era, starting with the RB position - gimme Marshall Faulk over everybody playing RB at the time.

[@terrenceolivido741]

Falk was just more versatile and more dedicated and intelligent.

[@TXRager]

I’m just gonna say it. He needs to coach somewhere. He’d be excellent cause his football mind was incredible! Given his talent on the field he’d be a great addition to any coaching staff on any level.

[@KTF0]

Yeah, I dunno how his personal life is right now, but, we need his mind in football.

[@brandonbennett7337]

100% facts

[@Revelation_22_13]

I'm from New Orleans...this guy is the only player I've ever followed from hs to the pros....he dominated every single level Anybody remember espn had a Faulk watch back in the day when he was in college? Where when he played they always would click over to his highlights and kept track of his yards. He was that electrifying.

[@r.williamcomm7693]

Mora said “some other coach might’ve treated him differently.” Good call Coach Mora, you had P. Manning & Faulk & you messed that up. Faulk got a ring first year out of Indy & Manning got his only after Mora was fired.

[@guittadabe5214]

Is it Coach Mora or Moron?

[@johntravers3575]

Manning has more than 1

[@duvalsfinest1995]

@@johntravers3575 yeah like he said He got his after mora was gone.

[@andyc9979]

Playoffs you're talking about playoffs... Playoffs

[@amawndiep]

@@andyc9979 lol! that is how i remember Mora, other than that wtf did he do?...i'll wait

[@douglazar7207]

Unreal 37 carries 386 yards 7 tds starting collage start. Then to give the offensive line the credit.

[@hatethegame82]

Doug Lazar O-lines are the unsung heroes sometimes

[@GLoGTown]

Seriously tho! He made them guys wanna play hard for him

[@CamWooster]

* *college*

[@davidford4475]

@@hatethegame82 Naw they the HERO Heroes to them rbs and qbs man💯😂

[@shindanu]

Yup toad Gurley is the same way.

[@clutchcity25]

Peyton, Marshall, and Marvin Harrison? Nightmare for many defenses had they bit the bullet and paid him.

[@keithhoward1705]

clutchcity25 Edgerin James was a bad boy didn't miss a beat

[@palmtreez9039]

The colts were just fine with Edgerin James

[@bigghoww]

Palm Treez I agree, just fine. Faulk would have took them to the next level.

[@charlesconner9044]

clutchcity25 Manning, Faulk, Harrison, Wayne. Just the thought of that would have been crazy. No disrespect to Edgerrin James but Faulk would have definitely put them over the top and probably no Patriots dynasty

[@phaedo1384]

By 97-98 many so called experts thought Faulk was finished

[@jl2hoi]

Imagine if Faulk stayed. Teamed up with manning Marvin Harrison Reggie Wayne....Multiple rings

[@olveraivan65]

joon doggy imagine if they had offered him an extension & not have been idiots

[@chade1983]

Yeah, but if they keep him, do they have the Cap room for Harrison, Manning, Wayne, Clark, Freeney, Harper, Doss, June, Bethea, Saturday, Glenn, and Mathis? Add a $9 million Marshall Faulk to those guy's salaries and I think someone has got to get cut.

[@tomitstube]

you're forgetting the colts drafted edgerrin james (colts got exceptionally lucky he was a great back too), faulk was on the way out, they'd made their decision and jim mora was a complete dick about the whole thing, marshall was lucky to get out of there.

[@javierrobles819]

Coach Mora was an idiot you can tell he was lying

[@jeanmetelus2798]

Can’t forget stockley

[@cordellsenior9935]

To my mind and eye, as a runner, he was a 50/50 combination of Tony Dorsett and Barry Saunders. And a hint of Fred Astaire. He exhibited perfect balance. Looks like he ran on the balls of his feet, not the toes. One of my absolute favorite RBs ever. Maybe the most complete back since Walter (run,block, throw, catch in equanimity and with clinical execution). So great at it all, that I just never think about him until I see it again. Thanks A Football Life for reminding me.

[@jeremysears4263]

Him & Barry Sanders. Deserved much more silverware/awards. But they earned ultimate status as top 10 greats

[@RichV20]

Faulk was more the Thurman Thomas running back and took that baton in the late 90s.

[@KnockOffBeingFat]

I was working at GMC in Valencia CA. in Sales in 2006 and I noticed that Marshall Faulk had his SUV in Service and I knew it would be my only ever chance to get his Autograph. I could tell he was not happy. Who is when you have your ride in service. I was not going to let that stop me. I ran out tomy truck and got my 1999 Rams Super Bowl football and ran it back in and Marshall was happy to sign it. I will never forget that. His truck was ready and he left.

[@colinmackenzie6277]

Still got my Faulk/Colts rookie card....DAMN!!! Didn't realize how good he was! An arsenal of hot steps and deceptive moves, combined with Power! 💪💥

[@odagreat22_7]

I got his rookie card to 👍🏼

[@pbrucpaul]

I've seen them all, but Faulk just had incredible vision and moves.

[@spydahgang7446]

When this man came to the Rams in 99 I fell in love with Football #MarshallMarshallMarshall #HornsUp

[@JPPInt]

I love his approach to the TEAM. He leaving interview is massive moment for team.

[@GURU714_OC]

Faulk had what some WRs consider a great season ! As a RB! Top 5 RB ever ! Run and catch

[@sayoncoley3498]

When there was no Eric Dickerson, there was Marshall Faulk. Thanks for filling the void when the Highlight World needed you, Marshall. 🏈 💹💨

[@alexcamacho4880]

Had the pleasure of watching him play at SDSU. Incredible back. Fast legs and great hands. One of the best receiving running backs ever. Also was robbed of the Heisman trophy at least once.

[@kidmack3556]

I remember that game against BYU and Detmer who they gave the Heisman to that year instead of "Marsh" He had over 200 all purpose yardage in that game, and the Aztec coaches let him quit early, but BYU caught up because of their passing offense, so they put Marsh back in and he almost doubled what he already done! Un - Bloody - Stoppable!!!

[@ShitLibNPC]

Well he was no Gino Terretta. 😂

[@Reneica1]

My second favorite RB, behind Barry Sanders...

[@shawnhall7274]

Definitely..

[@timothybeisner8853]

Marshall Faulk is my favorite player!!! I started liking him in college. I new from watching him in college that he was going to be one of the greatest running backs!!! Even how successful his career was I feel he is still underrated.

[@sarge420]

Marshall Faulk is leader, with unbelievable morals, big heart, and being a real man. Respect for this Gentleman. Great story for a pheonominal player. Wonderful memories in team efforts.

[@shayazahedi2693]

his story is so inspirng to the football community. This makes me want to train harder and become the best running back in my area.

[@ebotegbe5443]

Marshall Faulk was a flat out beast

[@dumisatonyjohnson8145]

1,000 rushing yards and 1000 reception yards in the same season 🏈 (1999/2000) 27 touchdowns in 2000/2001 season (league MVP 🏆 )

[@sammysouthpaw8894]

I think Roger Craig had a 1000 yards rushing & receiving 1 year.

[@wanlitan7406]

@@sammysouthpaw8894 And now Christian McCaffrey.

[@kidmack3556]

@@sammysouthpaw8894 1985 I was at Candlestick the day he SET (set should be underscored) against the Cowboys.

[@caseyjazz7256]

Wow Sean Payton helped mold Marshall Faulk...NOLA connection along with Mora and Manning. Amazing

[@austinryan5502]

funny how he was a RB coach but didn't know how to use AP right though. Cardinals sure do though lol. but hell its pretty cool watching these videos seeing these great nfl coaches having big impacts on these hall of fame players before they were a house hold name coach.

[@clydedaglide3385]

Austin Ryan what's app done since that one game? Ap is a little bitch. He's not even close to the caliber of back as faulk.

[@kylecomeaux7880]

Austin Ryan you can keep Ap hes garbage we got Alvin Kamara 😂💪🏻

[@clydedaglide3385]

Kamara isn't even a full time back lol.

[@devo1d]

Casey Jaszewski Was thinkig the same. Pretty fucking awesome

[@craigpaulson3503]

I remember the first time I saw Marshall Faulk. He was at San Diego State. I didn't know who he was. Hadn't even heard his name before. I laughed from excitement every time they fed him the ball. I think he finished the game averaging 10-11 yards a carry. I watched every game i could after that. I knew he was going to be huge. To me, no one can ever touch Barry Sanders, but I knew after that first game he'd be an amazing player in the NFL.

[@anthonymitchell7969]

37 carries... 386 yds.. 7 touchdowns... 😲 OMG!

[@henrycrimbley9873]

Straight freak of nature

[@jeremysears4263]

@@henrycrimbley9873 I heard his lower body workout was insane! If I find it I'll give a look a it and then sit my ass back down

[@colinmackenzie6277]

The greatest RBs, around 5'10ish, huge thighs and glutes, can stop and turn on a dime, but can also lower the boom and IMPACT tacklers.... Sanders, Faulk, Dorsett, Thomas, Campbell, Payton, Craig, all jaw-dropping to watch! MASSIVE PLAYERS who dominated their roles! Sweet memories! Thank you for all your rumbling runs! Hot feet and six point treats! You guys will never die in my heart!

[@samsquanch1234]

Was a good post til the gay stuff at the end

[@FairHavenCT]

Top 5 Running backs of All Time! Love this Dude! HES THE REASON I BECAME A RAMS FAN! GREAT DUDE ALL AROUND AND TEAMMATE!! #HornsUp #MarshallFaulkIsALegend

[@ericruiz1036]

Great back, not top 5 all time. Walter Payton, Jim Brown, OJ Simpson, Barry Sanders, Emmitt Smith, LaDainian Tomlinson, Adrian Peterson all better

[@FairHavenCT]

@@ericruiz1036 ehh I’ll gove u all of those but Peterson .. he has that one amazing season

[@ericruiz1036]

@@FairHavenCT reviewed further and yes Faulk's resume is better than AP. AP has 1 more AP but Faulk was the feature back in one of the best offenses ever, I would think that is pretty close to balancing out. Each have an MVP but Faulk gets the edge based on 4 straight seasons with 2000+ yards from scrimmage. That is wild

[@FairHavenCT]

@@ericruiz1036 I respect someone who does the research nd admits their wrong RESPCT ✊🏼

[@ericruiz1036]

@@FairHavenCT I mean.... what kinda dumbest keeps insisting they're right without confirming?

[@rh861]

This is a great football life story... Also Eric Dickerson very interesting Insight . He called it!

[@HisWattson]

Imagine passing up a player then seeing them score 7 touchdowns in their first appearance

[@jonathanredford215]

Best receiving back in history, and some of the best vision at the position too. One of my favorites.

[@stephenharrison2031]

Well we see what happened to Jim Mora....PLAYOFFS!!?? Lol.

[@davidbarton1806]

Best route runner as a back

[@kidmack3556]

I would submit Keith Byars as the best receiving back ever. A Fullback that was lined up as Halfback, Tight End and very often as Wide Receiver. Plus, and it's a big PLUS; could block lawrence taylor, Dexter Manley, Jeffcoat and Haley with relative ease. He actually used to f up taylor regularly.

[@zeaferjones1404]

Marshall was as big of a receiving threat as Bruce and Holt.

[@YoniTeitelbaum]

Honestly, when I met him it was a dream come true. Humble guy, who just loves the game.

[@isrealneal7552]

This is my guy right here he is and still is an amazing running back all those years in st.louis and Indy wining a super bowl ring for us was absolutely incredible 😁💯👍

[@chocboiwonda6810]

I remember a running back from my hometown in California was picked higher than Marshall going into San Diego State. But he had a hard time in the studies so he ended up coming back...and now Marshall is one of the greatest of all times

[@kidmack3556]

Who was that?

[@chocboiwonda6810]

​@@kidmack3556Jay Rohland. They were a powerhouse in the 90s. Played De La Salle and all

[@JacaboBlanco]

I friggin love this series. Grew up watching all these great players and it's nice to be reminded of their legacy, and learn more about their path

[@wynstonwilliams8208]

Top 5 RB of all time

[@smithnwesson990]

I would say he is 4th. Emmit Smith Barry Sanders Walter Peyton and Marshall Faulk. He was AMAZING

[@JacaboBlanco]

Wynston Williams doesn't get NEARLY enough love! Seems like people have forgotten.

[@bigghoww]

SmithN' Wesson you have to be a cowboys fan. Smith is the greatest rb that wasn't as good as his numbers. He is not in the top 15

[@jesuscavazos2544]

Bigg Howw can't you see his picture or what? also Smith is a top 3 running back and the only guys I'll put him ahead is Barry and Walter also are you a cowboys hater that's why you assume he's a cowboys fan cuz you don't like smith?????

[@bigghoww]

Jesus Cavazos I love Zeke. Emmitt is one of the most overrated. Barry, Bo, Walter, Jim, Gayle, Marshall, LT, Marshawn, Adrian. Would have better numbers with that Dallas team.

[@Bshust]

His running style reminds me of Eric Dickerson. Smooth and effortless awesome running back.

[@heavyrollers7stsp113]

shust84 yup made us look easy

[@kevindionsanderssanders3953]

You know football I've always said this much props.

[@sabirabdul-lateef5352]

you're right!!!

[@louielou6213]

And both went on the same teams, plus both got done dirty.

[@Mrfantasdick22]

Eric Dickerson was 6'3" 225-230 he ran through more players then he ran around them, I give you effortless but not smooth with Dickerson. Faulk does not remind me of Eric Dickerson, that is like saying Floyd Mayweather reminds me of Mike Tyson...

[@Trillin-db2zr]

definitely the best Football Life Marshall Faulk

[@tyko4859]

Mad respect for this man

[@Terrence90.]

One of the greatest to ever play. I’m glad I witnessed greatness. As a 1990s baby I can our generation has witnessed some of the best moments in history

[@_AKTV]

Should have multiple MVPs

[@reaperbluegaming8807]

There's just something special about the running back position. Its pretty much a representation of life. Everyone loves the QB though.

[@taylormcgarry470]

I'd say Mora did that late deal on purpose.. He started that meeting really so that he would be late so that he can have a reason to bench him long enough to not be in top 5... I could be wrong but that's just what it seems to me.

[@faisalihsan7826]

Wow, it gave me the chills when he just stood up and walked out in the middle of the interview. What a respectable man for standing up for his team, I mean literally!

[@andrephillips7764]

I think we all know this

[@RichV20]

Mora was an a-hole. But I'm pretty sure Bill Polian was going to trade Faulk as they could draft Edgerrin James(Faulk prototype) with their high draft pick. Instead of paying $7mill to Faulk, they could pay $2mill to James instead and free up salary. James lit it up when he entered the league(Faulk like numbers) and Faulk got a SB. It all worked out I guess.

[@chipgriffiths3655]

One of the greatest steals of all time. Sorry, Colts, you blew it!

[@angiesostlouis4171]

A #28 authentic player jersey has hung on my living room wall for 20 years. It commemorates an era and an athlete and hometown pride, sure, but the man Marshall Faulk is off the field is the real inspiration and total life goals.

[@scottgartin6472]

This man was my hero when I was growing up.

[@AA-ks2tw]

greatest show on turf

[@dattexmexboitats4930]

A A .....Barry Sanders Was

[@seanmartin6773]

Except against the Patriots. Tomlinson was also shut down many times.

[@clashofthehornsofficialytu2082]

MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL

[@juliennethedragon]

@Costa Zambaras That's True bro but I like when says my favorite RB Garrison Hearst. When C.B says there goes First I Look At The Hearst LOL EPIC/CLA$$iC

[@gardetto265]

He's no Barry sanders but he's good

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

@@gardetto265 You're right he is better & more complete as a running back than Barry Sanders could ever dream of being because he was a useless, overrated, feast or famine running back good enough only for Sportscenter top 10 highlights.

[@enooti1376]

Ur trippn Barry Sanders played with scrubs. The defense knew he was getting the ball every play and they couldn't stop him. He couldve shattered records but chose to retire early. I think Marshall is the GOAT possibly but its blasphemy to say Sanders was overrated!

[@danielbutcher8108]

@@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic dumbest comment ever

[@Chasstful]

Marshall Faulk is the best football player I've ever seen in a live game, and I've see a lot of the college greats

[@ronherrera8327]

Two mighty athletes and Hall of Famer’s from San Diego State, Marshall Faulk and Tony Gwynn.

[@CamWooster]

Coach Mora screwed him there in his last season with the Colts

[@IsaiahVerseRailfanning]

Awesome story. Awesome player and it sounds like an even better person. I grew up a Niners fan (until Owens then Mariucci left) and I remember Dickerson being a problem. I remember Bettis being a problem. I remember the '89 Rams when Flipper Anderson caught the TD pass against the Giants in OT (and ran straight to the locker room) thinking they'd be a problem. That Rams team with Warner, Faulk, Bruce, Holt though? There was just nothing anyone could do with that. I remember seeing highlights of Warner throwing 20 TDs to 12th string TEs on Fox score updates. Shout outs the the New England film & production team for being the unsung heroes of Super Bowl 36. Yes that was a Brady fumble against the Raiders though. Yes that was a catch by Bert Emanuel though.

[@maxpuppy96]

Marshall's vision at high speed was his best asset.

[@aristotle736]

With Marshall Faulk, Kurt Warner and coach Vermeil the Rams had theree of the all time great men in the history.of the NFL. Talented,dedication and fantastic individuals .

[@anthonyjacksonjr4812]

What a great story by # 28 Marshall Faulk. #HOF

[@colinkelly9775]

this man was so quick I can't imagine trying to open field tackle him. These defenders have no chance

[@Megaledon77]

The great thing about elusive backs is they last longer. And marshal Faulk the best among them. He is seeing everything in slow motion, and these were the times when you could actually hit the player.

[@JayBuccola]

July '99, I bought an Isaac Bruce jersey and Rams hat at a models in New Jersey, and I credit myself for the Rams turnaround.

[@Iamstarchildd]

Well we see what happened to Jim Mora....PLAYOFFS!!?? Lol.

[@ellismarcelle321]

Jim was playing the "company man", they probably didn't want to pay Marshall knowing that Peyton was there guy. That decision came from above Jim!!!

[@Augfordpdoggie]

greatest all around RB ever

[@djtapia9494]

Augford P. Doggie Tomlinson get it right

[@mkstarck6792]

DJ Tapia wrong its Faulk he may be lower in rush yards but no one at running back can compare to Faulk when it comes to catching the football

[@clydedaglide3385]

Faulk has more total yards. Just less rushing yards.

[@Kims8978]

Marcus Allen

[@verninjaisthatsand4628]

Payton Woolsey you are right

[@JustSayMilo]

I WAS BORN IN LATE 1980..I'VE BEEN WATCHING FOOTBALL SINCE THE LATE 80'S...I'M A CHICAGO BEARS AND NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL FAN...MARSHALL FAULK IS THE GREATEST FOOTBALL PLAYER I HAVE EVER SEEN,COLLEGE OR PRO...PERIOD

[@jeremysears4263]

Wow. That's saying a lot considering the teams you mentioned

[@zabercrombie24]

Those are big words coming from the company he had in the mid to late 90s when it comes to RBs .

[@joelrhymes7569]

No disrespect to Barry, Walter or Emmit, whom I all love. Marshall was simply on another level.

[@olveraivan65]

I’m not crying. Your crying 😭

[@chuyozuna2398]

Glad that Marshall took football instead of basketball

[@stephenharrison2031]

Wow, it gave me the chills when he just stood up and walked out in the middle of the interview. What a respectable man for standing up for his team, I mean literally!

[@michellewall1167]

He has a great mom and a outstanding Dad. That made a unbelievable son!!

[@quentin3330]

Thx for this! I missed this episode on The NFL Network.

[@Saxyboy15]

Thank you so much for this!!

[@zdc4bama]

No problem man! I'll try to post the others in the near future.

[@dwightlove3704]

Zach Crutcher Sports Highlights I see Eddie Robinson was in the hunt for Grambling!!!!!

[@ARBJ85]

The Greatest Show on Turf ....My Hometown St.Louis, Missouri

[@okolekahuna3862]

The most exciting offense ever. Warner, Faulk, Bruce and Holt...STUDS!

[@SpiritMover314]

43:49-44:15.....The exact reason I loved and played basketball & baseball only as a youth, but football has been my favorite sport for the last 20yrs. Always will be the ultimate team game....👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👍🏿👌🏿

[@toddyshabazz2989]

One of the most elusive running backs of all time

[@tbrasi5887]

When he was at Indy, he was super explosive...

[@gabeguzman]

I know I wish they would of beaten the Steelers in the AFC championship game they would if beaten the cowboys for sure that year

[@user-co1gi7yd2r]

Gabriel Guzman not a chance

[@BreuckelensFinest]

Well they did call Marshall "Super" Man!

[@danielbutcher8108]

@@user-co1gi7yd2r yes a chance. They played a bad game against the Steelers but Faulk would have caused match up nightmares against the cowgirls

[@user-co1gi7yd2r]

Daniel Butcher they were a 9 win team going against the team of the 90s. Sure it wasn’t as good as 92 or 93 but they were still the best team in the league that year, them beating packers cemented it

[@tiffanyboehm8344]

This man is one of the best to ever play this game physically and mentally he is like no other player I’ve ever seen until now with bell ,Gurley and now Barkley

[@henry-joemurphy1286]

"A FOOTBALL LIFE" is such an awesome program, and "A Football Life - Marshall Faulk" is bar far one of my favorites. For a kid that grew up in such poor and difficult situation and then become not only such a world class football player and champion but become such an incredibly classy individual and great man... It would truly be an honor to be his friend... Truly humbling and inspiring! Kudos to his mom as he was obviously very well parented by her.

[@janellemaynait]

Forget the big red S superman wears 2 and 8 on his chest

[@SOMMERTIME-jj1rl]

Famous word of Steve Savard i miss his play by play back in the Lou

[@seanmartin6773]

Except against the Patriots.

[@angeloristick6793]

I wonder if St. Louis will ever get a football team again they definitely deserve one

[@boogitybear2283]

I always say the Jacksonville Jaguars should relocate to St. Louis. In 1995, St. Louis not Jacksonville should have been awarded the expansion team. That and they can still remain in the AFC South with nearby Indy and Nashville. I hope it happens soon.

[@djp6140]

Marshall Faulk didn't have an NFL body for a running back meaning he wasn't a physical specimen but man he was a naturally God gifted player the speed, vision, reflexes and his intelligence were extraordinary.

[@carrrexx7190]

Great program. Wow, Mr. Faulk. Thank you

[@keithhoward1705]

Hell of a 🏃 running back, but a greater man!!! In my top5

[@anthonymitchell7969]

1st game... 143 yds. and 3TDs' 1300 yd. season and rookie of the year... you see guys who rigged Gino Toretta win over him for heisman... he ran circles' around next level after yall took from him... Hall of Fame and all that... greatest 100 players ever list and all that... nickname..SUPERMAN... Pro Bowls numerous... YOU CAN'T STOP THE REIGN IF ITS GOD'S INTENT

[@BreuckelensFinest]

This is one of the best Football Documentaries I've ever watched. Salute.

[@mjc11a]

A talented and gifted player. And one hell of a man. Thanks very much for posting.

[@zdc4bama]

Is Marshall Faulk one of the Greatest Running Backs of all time?

[@jeremythompson9122]

Absolutely. He's top 10 all time in my opinion. My top 10 running backs are Jim Brown, Gale Sayers, OJ Simpson, Walter Payton, Earl Campbell, Marcus Allen, Eric Dickerson, Barry Sanders, Emmitt Smith, and Marshall Faulk...but not in that order. There's alot of other greats too that were pretty hard to leave off the list like Bo Jackson, Terrell Davis, LaDainian Tomlinson, Adrian Peterson, Thurman Thomas and some others

[@madtitan18]

Jeremy Thompson what about LT

[@abenice]

Absolutely

[@leonardobraynen1524]

@@madtitan18 he Ladanian Tomlinson bruh; Why yall so quit to respond without reading FULLY???!

[@turboplazz]

I take Marshall Faulk on my team if I am choosing 1st and you can take whoever you like picking 2nd. The man runs, catches, blocks, has speed, it goes on and on. And I have watched every back since Tony Dorsett. So I think very highly of Marshall Faulk needless to say. Just for the record, I am not a Rams fan.

[@gmoney4140]

Respect.

[@rc_ac9743]

A Man with Class, Grace, Wisdom. And a ability to To Run like......" Water?...." Can not think of any other Word to describe how he Ran! A American Treasure.

[@weaponx2980]

Probably my favorite one so far, the walk out the interview is a classic! Loyalty is rare