Corey Dillon | Career Highlights | #28 { Clock Killin!!!! }

[@Commercialgymlifter]

He made my Bengals watchable, when they weren't. Get this man his HOF jacket.

[@TikkiEXX]

Man those were rough times bro. Carl Pickens was that dude too but outside of that all we had was Willie Anderson and Jim breech. Lol

[@paleo704]

He was arrested for selling drugs when he was a youth

[@everythingbigwillieoline]

Kahrem Favors appreciate that comment

[@Commercialgymlifter]

@@everythingbigwillieoline is this the real Willie Anderson?

[@everythingbigwillieoline]

Train Violently yep follow me on Twitter and IG @bigwillie7179

[@bballer191]

Clock killin’ Corey Dillon! Beast. One of the most underrated backs ever.

[@largec]

He's got power, but he wasn't the fastest running back, that I've seen.

[@bradenwright2586]

Did you watch those highlights, the man had wheels!!!

[@Mitch_Feral]

@@largec He was 6'1 225, and he regularly tore off 60 yd rushes, he was extremely fast for his size.

[@dillonsmith4186]

Was named after this legend, still shocking he isn't in the hall of fame...what a shame.

[@IWantToBelieve1]

I don’t know how he’s not

[@ihpron]

Cause he didn’t politic to get in the hall like other players

[@BeezWax917]

I think he’ll get in at some point, definitely had a solid career.

[@knowdmac]

Same here man

[@careful7951]

Very underrated RB. Corey was a horse. Big strong and fast and had moves.

[@AJ_savage16]

He should be in HOF dude was a beast

[@atlanta1290]

Agreed.

[@jimwilkbond884]

CORY DILLION deserves ring of honor next year guys. Come on!!!

[@bjr0467]

Dillon had the all time rookie rushing record and the all time single game rushing record

[@bradbradman6050]

I miss when football was played like this. Corey Dillion and Takeo Spikes two of the best bengals of all time!

[@mr.getitdone6543]

💯💯💯💯 I miss it too bro

[@redmustangredmustang]

He was able to get out and flourish with the Patriots and get himself a Super Bowl ring.

[@chrisuncleahmad666]

He took the cowards way out. Dillon sold his soul for a cheap ring.

[@jaydenamico2867]

C. K. He was traded

[@jarodbauer489]

What are you talking about “get out and flourish”?? Lmao check his stats with the Bengals he was already flourishing weirdo 😂

[@chrisuncleahmad666]

@ALF RAYDOUGH he took the easy way out. Wanting to go the Patriots was basically a cowardly decision by a guy who wanted to be carried

[@thisislaflaretv5250]

@@chrisuncleahmad666 hatet

[@williamdread391]

Had season tickets all through Corey's career with the Bengals, saw both record breaking days. When he got to rolling line backers and safetys backed up. He brought power with deceptive speed.

[@DeeNice681]

Oh yeah and he should be in the Hall, no doubt!

[@paleo704]

😂

[@chrisuncleahmad666]

Nope

[@goblue193]

It would be nice to see him get in, but he’s more of a Hall of Very Good player.

[@christopherturner5177]

Great and truly underated. He had it all, size, speed, power. HOF 🔥🔥🔥

[@pompelmo904]

"You'd wonder what he'd look like on a team that's a contender" best part of vid

[@Monty_McFly]

Another one....thanks brotha! Cory could ball. Glad he got outta Cincinnati it was a graveyard back then.

[@Mitch_Feral]

When he was in MA, I ended up browsing for music next to him at a Newbury Comics - did not bother him, but it was cool to know he was just...out and about. A lot of players never show up anywhere. He was my favorite running back *before* he came to the Pats, him ending up on a championship run was really great.

[@bles05]

Dillon stayed breaking runs...

[@ryanbrinker8454]

With no line

[@bles05]

@@ryanbrinker8454 facts!

[@Ginga]

@@ryanbrinker8454 Willie Anderson was really good.

[@bengaljam4550]

Defenses would put 10 men in the box against Dillon and still couldn't stop him. It's unfortunate he had to play for the lowly Bengals during most of his career. Loved his running style. He could run you over or run past you.

[@onunka16]

One of the most electrifying backs I’ve seen. Too bad the prime of his career was spent with the Bengals.

[@markpaytes2071]

Who Dey!! Those were BAD YEARS but.... Cory was a man amongst boys!! Got me threw those BAD YEARS!! THANK YOU CORY DILLON!!!

[@mizp]

I'm so glad the pats got dillon a ring. jj

[@schuylersavage276]

Yep! And he played a huge role!

[@LOUISPARKER-y7n]

I saw him in a grocery store in cincinnati back then. I thought, who in the world dare tackle him. Massive man.

[@mrbillionaire2130]

One of my favorite rb he was a beast

[@TJ-wg3ud]

I was so happy when he came to New England, his prime years were wasted in Cincinnati.

[@krb0123]

Crazy that the best year of his career was in NE! I completely forgot about that until I just looked up his stats. Dude's a legend

[@giovanniecruz872]

The boy was a BEAST at Washington and was beast in Cincy. Unfortunately a lot of his prime was missed back in those days. Especially with no NFL ticket in those days. Even though I can't stand NE. I'm glad he got a ring. Just because of how long he stayed and wasted his prime years on those Bungles teams of the 90s.

[@azazel21379]

Wow,this brings me back to a kid. Im from Chicago, and my dad is a die hard Bears fan, but in 86,I was 7 years old,and watched the Bengals/Bears game. I became a die hard Bengals fan over the years,I remember in grade school in the 90s we would play football when we had recess,and everyone would pick there favorite player. I was always Pickens, Dillon, Green,had all there jerseys. I had all there starter jackets, hats,ect. But it was rough being a Bengals fan in the 90s,esp when there best season had 4 wins. Not talking about the 91 team that made the playoffs, but it feels great to actually have a team that wins now,and last year on my bday,the Bengals made the Superbowl. The best present 🎁 would of been a Bengals win, still pissed at that play calling on 2nd-4th down, and couldn't get a yard

[@tommytucker1768]

Harold Green gets no love...he had heart.

[@sammy1995]

He was a power runner and very underrated player.

[@qmaster7565]

Thank you for this video! One of the most underrated running backs in NFL history

[@marcusberry8404]

Very underappreciated he was a beast

[@cincinnatipedalsteel4347]

Dillon was a beast but I gotta tell ya watching Big Willie throw those blocks warmed my heart.

[@rfrancais9793]

Good work JSN H. This guy is a HOF, ni respect from NFL...I do not understand anymore the criteria to be in the HOF

[@ryanbrinker8454]

Hes so big and watch him outrun those corners. HOF snub

[@blaxors]

He was Adrian Peterson before Adrian Peterson

[@Commercialgymlifter]

Fuckin facts

[@everythingbigwillieoline]

Facts

[@BeezWax917]

Facts

[@Al_Bloody]

A meaner Adrian Peterson

[@chrisisslick]

Nowhere near as fast tho

[@williamdread391]

Just a beast of a runner.

[@sdawg4834]

By far one of my favorite running backs of all time!!

[@alod247]

Miss the era of big running backs. Imagine having to deal with this monster then Jamal Lewis then Fred Taylor then Mike Alstott, etc. Grown Man League back then for sure.

[@Jason-lk9yi]

Dillon had 222 yards rushing in ONE quarter in college at the University of Washington.

[@user-fy5uu8qn2x]

Loved his grit

[@thunter992]

Thanks for uploading! A powerful back indeed

[@davidna8573]

Monster

[@derricknichols5465]

He needs to be in the HOF

[@mikeyoungblood1642]

He should have been an All-Pro in 2004…got beat out by Curtis Martin & LaDanian Tomlinson

[@warmarchine1178]

Clock killin’ Corey Dillon 🔥

[@dp233332]

he definitely didnt have the same level of breakaway speed by the time he got to NE yet still ran for 1600+yds in only 15games.

[@jefftodd7683]

Highly underrated and forgotten

[@buckmayfield99]

I'll always wonder what could've been with Ki-Jana Carter but Corey Dillon made the Bengals watchable in the 90's. That includes all 17 starts of the Akili Smith era.

[@thecarter8700]

This video was awesome Forgot how good Corey Dillon was AJDillon dreams he looks like this good when he runs 🤣

[@nancybraziel8693]

My cousin was a beast!!

[@cbsaucypa8294]

206 legend

[@LuisMercadoorg]

His running style and stiff arm reminds of a lot of AD. He was the proto Adrian Peterson!

[@cubjr1936]

Man, I was a Bengals Fan when I was 7 years old. My late Brother Steve 💙 was A 49ers fan. 😂 I don't have to tell you about that, but I can still 🙈 Louis Breeden drop the 🏈 in the end zone. I won't lie, there for a second I thought we had a safety, interception. Then of course he dropped the 🏈 . There wasn't time to waste worrying, The very Next Play if I remember correctly,was the same exact play but Rice didn't drop it 🏈 😂 He was known for rarely dropping a 🏈. That's the main difference between A Corner or Safety and a Wide Receiver. Hands 🙌. We got beat Twice by The 49ers. It was a Bummer, . Steve 💙 is gone now , and It left a tremendous void in my life and my Family has never been the same. 🏈 Was something I watched with Steve, David , and Craig my youngest brother. I remember Monday Night Football with Howard Cosell, Al Michaels , and Don somebody who played QB for the Cowboys. Memories are all I have now , but that's how it is. Happy Endings are mostly in The Movies. Miss You Brother 🏈🔨💙

[@DeeNice681]

Joe Mixon could be like this, but he’s got to show his physicality!

[@tommytucker1768]

No way...I'd have kept Perine. Mixon has low ypa..not alot if long runs...at best he's a quicker Cedric Benson RIP

[@madladnate]

Would like to see him play this year, when he was in his prime and get ring with the Bengals

[@jefflashmett5505]

His rookie year was amazing I drafted him in fantasy and everyone said who is he I said you will see 😂

[@BeezWax917]

Had great vision and was always breaking loose!

[@brandtmanning1084]

Corey Dillon had the most brutal stiff arms....

[@MaryJanesLounge]

Will keep his Patriots jersey forever!!

[@km3946]

Corey look like Most Def and JaRule had a baby together

[@warriorj8658]

Speed & power

[@Nds_1114]

Crazy burst

[@steelers3172]

My second most unappreciated running backs behind Fred Taylor

[@jimmacdonald8396]

Detroit Lion fan/long time NFL fan here. I never heard the moniker "Clock Killin'" for Dillon. Was this bestowed upon him from Cincinnati press/radio/tv?

[@ryanbrinker8454]

People talk about Barry being humble after scoring.. Watch corey. Ball to ref. Maybe a spike. Or gets on a knee and points to sky

[@randywebb2992]

He was the most non humble guy the bengals ever had lol

[@yazz_gotjazz5296]

Can you do Anthony Wright,sadly another forgotten player

[@englandbengal]

God he was great! He’s a Hall if Famer that’ll never get in.

[@RealTalkRyan87]

Too bad Mike Brown didn't put anything around it. Corey was still fun to watch. Who Dey.

[@freshestinclass763]

Og espn music lmao😢

[@COACHWALLACESHOW]

Been dope since CAYA (Little League)

[@Ayyotoon-]

May you do Calvin Johnson ?

[@jburna24]

3:00 CLEANEST…BLOCK..EVER

[@bradlafferty6076]

The voice of Rich Eisen on ESPN

[@codysboxbreaks5539]

Why no hof

[@ryanbrinker8454]

Bengals... Enough said. Willie Anderson is a HOF TOO who wobt ever be considered

[@presidenteb]

That dance at 10:36 😂😂😂😂

[@carnationvideos4258]

No offense to anyone, but Fred Taylor missed 55 career games and still had more career rushing yards than Dillion.

[@TheMLGToddC]

No pro bowl either..... I wonder if something happened behind the scenes. The league had to have black mailed him or something

[@carnationvideos4258]

Todd .Chamberlain II Taylor made the Pro Bowl in 2007, when Fast Willie Parker had an injury. Taylor was his replacement. In my opinion, I think Taylor should have been the Rookie of the Year in 1998, but Randy Moss was a bigger story up in Minnesota, by catching all those long TDs from Cunningham.

[@Monty_McFly]

@@carnationvideos4258 I gotta agree with you. As much as I like Cory I still remember Ray Lewis saying Taylor was the best RB he faced. I loved watching him play. Taylors injuries kept his numbers down. Had he been healthier he'd be in Canton by now for sure...

[@carnationvideos4258]

lou Nicks I agree. He retired as the 15th all time rusher. But the real issue is he played at a time when Tomlinson was scoring 26 TDs per year. Edge James was racking up numbers and staying healthy. Bettis was scoring TDs at the goal line. Priest Holmes went to KC from Baltimore and had the best 3 years of any RB. Cory Dillion was breaking record after record. Curtis Martin played during that era along with Terrel Davis. So many great RB during that time. With all of Taylor’s missed games and a period where the RB were running wild, Taylor doesn’t get mentioned as often.

[@bles05]

Yeah Taylor was pretty much unstoppable when healthy...no one could beat me w/the Jags on Madden back in the day..

[@TLDelapore]

It's a shame they couldn't have got him a few years later, imagine Corey if he had stuck around for the 05 Palmer season. Him and tequila spikes both forced their way out right as the Bengals were turning it around and I always wonder what could have been.

[@dp233332]

Palmer proved he wasnt that good in the playoffs with Arians in Arizona...Dillon was superb...Palmer was superbly overrated...I know the knee injury came at a very bad time for Palmer, but it doesnt excuse/account for the way things went for them ove r the course of that era... Brady managed to recover from a scary knee injury and get to 6more SBs, winning 4of them...Palmer recovered well enough...It wasnt the knee holding him back...He didnt have the intangibles and didnt come up big in the biggest moments/games-not to imply he ever had a team around him in Cinci that was good enough to go all the way...The Bengals biggest problem stems from ownership...its the cheapest in the NFL...Coaching staff has been the lowest paid and smallest as is the scouting dept...A franchise can pick up some stellar big names in early portions of the draft operating like that, but the odds are it will always serve to handcuff the team and prevent the bengals from achieving the ultimate goal.

[@boogitybear2283]

The closest Running back that maybe up there with the GOAT Barry Sanders and Jim Brown is Corey Dillon. Easily, CD is the Top 10 best ever.

[@itz-luigi1210]

The modern day Otis Anderson But the superior version

[@adamirishconundrum851]

Corey Dillon STAY MAD

[@TeddyBelcher4kultrawide]

awe ya doe this like 6,000 yards rushing on 1 video

[@williamperry01]

H.O.F.

[@busterla21]

Whos here because of madden 20?

[@Artis-f7i]

Who Say Going Beat Dos Bengals

[@itz-luigi1210]

He left about 4000 yards on the field by always trying to get outside

[@mookeychase0907]

Tho Im a Ravens fan CD was my guy…

[@dailleztj]

Wow 246 yards as a rookie

[@Jason-lk9yi]

Dude had 222 yards in one quarter in college at UW.

[@aidana4033]

Way too many ads in your videos, kills the entire flow.

[@flunder50]

Corey Dillon was better than Jerome Bettis. Period. Put him in the hall

[@talksports8890]

lmaooo Bengals fan threw the ball back 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jdeez69]

Damn he was not that fast with the pats. For some reason he ran hella weird

[@PauldeThroe]

HOF

[@chrisuncleahmad666]

One of the most overrated RB’s in NFL history. Ran for a bunch of empty calorie meaningless yards in Cincinnati, whined and cried his way to New England, won a cheap ring Basically he pulled a Kevin Durwnt

[@KGCHRISTMAN911]

Dude ran like a bear

[@brandtmanning1084]

He was the BIG CAT..........