What Happened to Bob Sanders? (5'8 SUPER Strong Safety Who's Being Forgotten)

Bob Sanders was GREAT NFL Player who was barely healthy, but still accomplished a ton in the league
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[@YungJ]

“What happened to” is without a doubt one of the best series on KZbin 💯

[@CreazilsDad45]

Facts

[@legacy13iv14]

It's why I subscribed

[@josmith213]

Yea bro, your "what happened to" show is better than any 30 for 30 or NFL doc

[@kaywhy9545]

Facts dude. Best of all of YT

[@cloudnein3483]

For real

[@natecomer9391]

We haven’t forgotten Bob Sanders in Indy. That guy was a electric.

[@dougiebuckets1364]

That my favorite retro jersey to rock! Everyone has a manning/Saturday/freeney. But a sanders jersey is rare enough to be 🔥

[@noahtavani]

@@22__AJ Im from Erie too

[@IHeartPhoenix]

fax he a local legend

[@glendonmorgan7253]

The only year he was healthy in the post season we won the Super Bowl. Dude was AWESOME.

[@Real-kr6ml]

I will give a shoutout to @patmcafeeshow for reminding me of Bobs legend

[@nflmatchuphighlights]

Dude played in the BEST era of safeties Ed Reed Troy Polamalu Brian Dawkins Bob Sanders Sean Taylor John Lynch Darren Sharper Adrian Wilson Rodney Harrison Antrel Rolle Donte Whitner Antoine Bethea This Era was STACKED 💯

[@d.balbas6952]

What about Corners tho?

[@nflmatchuphighlights]

DB Zzz corners were pretty good too. Champ Bailey, Charles Woodson, Nnamdi Asomugha Ty Law, Darrelle Revis, Ronde Barber, Asante Samuel were all studs

[@joejones1991]

He played with bethea too

[@maddenmoments8748]

And Antoine bethea is still playing today

[@slightrymes8364]

My guy, he played with a stacked eraa of Secondary in general.

[@KoolboiWeddi3]

as a die hard colts fan, this makes me wanna cry I remember watching him play, petyon on offense and Bob Sanders on Defense..miss the ole days good video homie

[@danielsmith6523]

William Lewis Freeney on one side Mathis on the other

[@roninkraut6873]

But now you’ve got Rivers and this season looks promising

[@adammcgirt7123]

Colts fan, he stayed injured. But when he was on field it was magic. I miss those teams

[@jermainejones6922]

This my Aunt brother. If not for injuries he definitely would have been a HOF

[@kortmicheal]

I have a bob sanders signed jersey and football from 2009. Any idea where i could sell it?

[@gabbywen7022]

He didn’t have the most prolific career but he was extremely IMPACTFUL when he was out there

[@Steve_643]

I’m glad he got paid before his injuries caught up to him

[@toanvo427]

I forgot all about him but I remembered him in the playoffs when they won the superbowl. The man was their defense. Glad be got the bag too. Colts owed him that, even happier he kept his money. Sad so many players lose it all or never make it pass a rookie contract

[@shamnoncarmichael5645]

@@toanvo427 on that l

[@shamnoncarmichael5645]

@@toanvo427 l

[@matthewedwards8996]

ONE OF MY FAVORITE SAFETIES EVER! STILL GOT HIS JERSEY!!!! WHAT A MONSTER!!!

[@olivergirard4213]

Yo I got one of my jerseys too haha

[@dreadful2]

@@olivergirard4213 Me 3.... Lol. One of my faves!

[@PCgonemad-ih9pr]

I dont understand , the 5"8 height thing, why was that a problem??

[@bradroyalty3780]

I have his jersey as well and the 5'8 is because he was a safety. A qb should be able to put the ball up a little higher to the wr putting it put of Sanders reach. He made up for his height though

[@matthewedwards8996]

Bob Sanders may have been 5 ft 8 but he played like he was 7 ft tall the dude was just a monster I loved watching him play and I'm not a Colts fan at all die hard Green Bay fan

[@samabplanalp2801]

As a colts fan, this guy was one of the best defensive players I’ve ever seen. Really helped make those colts’ teams so good

[@politicsislitm8369]

Always good to get another Indy fan and this dude was a monster when he was there at the start

[@reggiedavis8045]

@@politicsislitm8369 👌

[@bd9524]

As a non-Colts fan..everything you said is still valid

[@acdxxshingen13xx53]

As a charger fan i was hoping he still had something left in the tank when they signed him. He was incredible, its a shame his body gave out on him. He was so physical and intuitive. True gridiron legend.

[@abender06]

He was great. One of the best defensive players in the best all time era of football.

[@adammcgirt7123]

Colts fan here. In 06 going into the playoffs the colts were giving up over 150 rushing yards a game. Bob stayed injured, but he made it back for playoffs. Thats the main reason Payton Manning won his first ring. Bob Sanders out of Iowa was the defense. Love you bob, we still remember you. Thanks for the hits!!

[@mookiestinks1262]

That's some disrespect to Dwight Freeney to say Bob was the defense.

[@skipbrainless7527]

@@mookiestinks1262 Dwight WHO????

[@mookiestinks1262]

@@skipbrainless7527 are you stupid or something?

[@mookiestinks1262]

@GiffordTheRat I didn't say that he didn't do the most on that defense.

[@mookiestinks1262]

@GiffordTheRat *their team

[@HuffWL]

One of my favorite safeties of all time, as a 5’8 man, I always looked to him growing up!

[@tedingwersen1696]

"Bob Sanders had one speed, wild, reckless, abandon." Hitman was/is a fan favorite at Iowa. Legend.

[@ronque23]

He has the Derrick Rose problem: too damn explosive for his limbs an joints.

[@dwaine4488]

More than likely it was a bio-mechanical issue combine with his play style. I only say this because of personal experience and that was Derrick Rose's problem too

[@DJRenee]

Probably should have played baseball or did track and field.

[@alibabasaluja6764]

Him and Troy were always hurt. Ed had the luxury to never have big injuries like they did considering Ed didn't get as dirty as Troy and bob

[@yornanortez5490]

Why there are no asians players, hispanics players, and people from the middle east in the nfl?

[@fozzyozzy1030]

@@yornanortez5490 culture hasn't pushed football yet. It's why Germans and Spaniards over perform in soccer. The culture of their country pushes soccer above all.

[@guridingsolutions3273]

Bob sanders has never been forgotten by me. Still one of my favorite safeties

[@tuavaresm]

When he came back healthy, that’s how the Colts won. I even watched him in college. Underrated beast💪🏽💪🏽

[@noahfriedman6357]

Yo this dropped when I needed to “Cue the Wayne” because I was going through it, and as a dude who is 5’8” this was the video I needed when it came out. Thanks Flemlo for being one of the most uplifting guys on this platform.

[@jasonwood8023]

He was in the Ed Reed, Troy Polomalu conversation when in his prime, definitely.

[@mario714619]

lmao

[@UserName-ts3sp]

damn shame he couldn’t stay healthy

[@dylanjennings7376]

Mario aguilar what’s funny? At his peak he was his peak just didn’t last due to injuries

[@felixlugo4840]

He was a far more superior hitter than both of them.

[@E3litecompany]

@@felixlugo4840 thus why his 5’8 frame started breaking down on him

[@mykalwagner5341]

living in Indy, Bob has a sweet spot in my heart....he brought it everyday, put in the work, part of the best Colts defense in awhile, but in the end it cost him a lot...thank you Mr. Sanders, you were truly awesome for us!!!!

[@alexfleming6304]

I think if he stayed healthy peyton would have 3 or 4 superbowls he was that important

[@bethanyedwards4072]

Just watched the clip. The names mentioned brought back some great memories. THANK YOU! Love my COLTS Bethany

[@reggiedavis8045]

@@alexfleming6304 forsure

[@reggiedavis8045]

@@bethanyedwards4072 👍, coach Frank Reich will lead the troops to a deep playoff run come January 2021?

[@kcluu9390]

I remember he was always hurt. He was great when he played but his body just couldn't keep up.

[@spence_903]

NFL "not for long"

[@theupscriber65]

We loved him. But yeah the same playing style that made his career also broke his body.

[@badger297]

I'm born and raised in Indianapolis and we absolutely love this dude here

[@rocstarang5747]

Legit my favorite player ever. "The light that shines twice as bright burns half as long" -Tyrell

[@patmooney1407]

That quote is by Lao Tzu bro

[@sleepy4325]

@@patmooney1407 lmao my dude thought it was like a rap verse

[@kortmicheal]

I have a bob sanders signed jersey and football from 2009. Any idea where i could sell it?

[@sleepy4325]

@@kortmicheal broooo hook me up! lol

[@Adrian-yy3gg]

This dude was one of my fav players he is the NFL version of D-Rose

[@SixAnd0]

Won DPOY 3 years after he was drafted. He would be an all time legend at his position without the injuries

[@nflmatchuphighlights]

HOFer if his career wasn’t cut short! Nice video Flemlo!

[@glts8146]

He was a nominee for the hall of fame last year I believe, h was listed in like the top 100 nominees I believe. Unlikely, but who knows, maybe he gets there (Hopefully lol)

[@mikegiordano753]

Or if he didn’t play in the same era as ED, Troy and Dawkins

[@jakeh_13]

Jim Kane playing safety isn’t always about picks you usually have to blitz and he had almost 100 tackles in two seasons

[@kyleg323]

Jim Kane just say “I didn’t even watch football when he was playing” and keep it pushin

[@theboss5751]

@Jim Kane did you even watch the video injuries are a thing jim

[@deathblow9565]

Grew up a Colts fan so I will NEVER forget Mr Bob Sanders. A beastmode player at its finest. Enjoyed many good years of watching him play with Mannings Colts squad.

[@Dadoutdoors24]

Loved watching him play. He is the reason we won the super bowl in 06... He was just so small and played so hard he couldn't stay healthy.

[@MxrRoski]

Bro if this dude was still healthy he would be a legend

[@MRbossman1982]

He is still a legend in my eyes 👀

[@murda4980]

Yo you right bob was one of my favorite players he was tough

[@tylerdurdeniii4476]

Its because of the way he played and hit at that insane speed that caused the injuries. He only played at that one speed . Which is why he is a legend to me. He was clearly a great player and he was gonna be far better then someone like Dawkins. If Dawkins could have played at that speed and hit the way he did at that power hed of had a short career too. Most guys couldn't hit like him if they tried he was a defensive running back. But even if they could have done what Sanders did and played that physical they wouldn't have they'd of played it safe for longer careers but he was unique and that's how he played up until the end. I respect that. And he was a fs in the beginning of his career with colts and later became a ss.and he played the run like a fs but was a ball hawk too watch his highlights around the years they played Chicago in super bowl.

[@tacotom3492]

@@tylerdurdeniii4476 HUH?!?!... Dawkins was a tremendous hitter and ball hawk. Heck are u talking about? 😂✌

[@93HonestAbe]

I always remembered that when he was on the field, the Colts defense improved visually and in every statistical category.

[@gleasros0]

I don't think this video did much justice to the impact Sanders had in that Chiefs game the year Indy won the Super Bowl. KC was the best rushing offense in the league that season and that was Bob's first game back off an injury and kept them to less than 50 total rushing yards that game. While he didn't necessarily have the best game himself there was a very visible difference for the whole Colts defensive side of the ball.

[@demetriusjackson5116]

It’s confirmed he listens to his comments 💯💯 I’ve been asking for this video for a long time. Definitely gets a like from me!

[@choppadem]

Demetrius Jackson bbggggew

[@kasperkj7]

Facts I been asking for him as him

[@michealscott9199]

As a lifetime Colts fan, I will never forget Bob Sanders and the impact he had on that 2007 playoff run. I was only about 10 during his run so I guess I didn't realize how bad his injuries were but gosh so many great memories with him the the blue & white.

[@Lynchfan88]

Bob Sanders wasn't a 'good' DB, not a 'good' safety, he was OUTSTANDING!! The things he could have accomplished had he not been so injured makes me wonder. For being 5'8 he hit like a 6'3 All Pro linebacker. He was the best 'small safety' I've ever seen in the NFL. Had he played even 13 games per season over his career his legend would be even bigger than it is now. Incredible player who controlled the defense.

[@eugeneweeks3325]

Bob Sanders was a SUPER BEAST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love that dude.

[@8MCFATTY]

one of my favorite colts of all time. wish we would've got to see more games of his. dude was truly a missile out there

[@tylerbickell5576]

When he returned for the playoffs the year they won the super bowl, he single-handedly elevated the colts to the top defense. This was a short time after the colts gave up 375 FLIPPING rush yards to the jagoffs. DIFFERENCE MAKER and sports folk hero

[@chipcuzz6629]

A friend of mine who went to Iowa the same time Bob Sanders did asked him how he's able to hit so hard? and he said I try to knock myself out.

[@juanio7036]

chip cuzz I wonder how many concessions he had in his short career

[@tomjones6630]

I've heard great hitters like Ronnie Lott and Jack tatum say they try and literally hit through the target like you are trying to go through a wall. Look at highlights of Rohan Marley at Miami the one who dated Lauryn Hill. He was like a college version of Bob Sanders. Bob Sanders, John Lynch , Brain Dawkins, Jack Tatum. Ronnie Lott, Steve Atwater etc... would all knock the snot out of you.

[@Waynethegoat1]

I’m a colts fan he’ll never be forgotten probably the best safety we ever had

[@ericlee3456]

The most talented hands down but we got more productive years from Bethea

[@daryl3565]

The most underrated safety ever💯

[@jacob9851]

Naw Sean Taylor

[@randywatson6583]

@@jacob9851 sean taylor was not underrated

[@j.idavis3244]

As an Iowan and Iowa Hawkeye fan I had the privilege of watching Bob's college career and his pro days as well. Bob Sanders was a baaaaaaddddd booooooyyyyyy!

[@vinnielatham5835]

Great video! Bob Sanders definitely deserves his flowers I’ll never forget watching him crumble 6’5 dudes, absolute legend. Biggest dude on the field ALWAYS

[@H8er-Maker]

Crazy him & Dallas Clark were teammates in college & the NFL. He was a beast, I remember him. Having Freeney & Mathis rushing the outside didn't hurt.

[@angxlthegoat]

Omg as a colts fan this makes he happy. I remember when I was in high school I wanted to be like him because I was 5'8 too but I realized how hard it was to 205+ lbs at that height. Dude was crazy

[@chrisdee6391]

Angel Maldonado imagine being 5"8 205lb and run a 4.3 forty with a 44 inch vertical.. That'sa freak of nature and hard work.. lol they don't make em like that anymore

[@rocstarang5747]

Dungy called him "The Eraser". He could erase the mistakes a teammate made or even a bad call by the coaches. That's the ultimate compliment for a defensive player, period.

[@shnz6440]

Bill Cower was asked one time if he liked Bob Sanders and his reply was, emphatically, “I love Bob Sanders!” I totally agree with coach, Bob Sanders made it fun to watch the Colts defense. He will never be forgotten in my eyes.

[@trebillionz2319]

CUE THE WAYNE!

[@korbinsunley1465]

Fun fact: he was the last “Bob” in NFL history. Pretty cool.

[@bonsun4186]

Jon Bois?

[@Boltsandhoes]

Brett Johnson how the fuck is that bob

[@nbalive7658]

TotalLyric Jon bois made a documentary on all the bobs in sports, that’s why

[@bonsun4186]

@@Boltsandhoes You should watch it. Along with literally everything else he has made.

[@thundercloud280_]

Haven’t heard about this guy since “The Bob Emergency.” He was literally the last guy with the first name “Bob” in American sports.

[@troypollonais9143]

Jon Bois is a national hero bringing much needed attention to the Bob recession

[@damongamble2921]

Bob isn’t actually his first name, it’s a family name. His first name is Demond

[@paradoxonwii4329]

Ah, a man of culture i see

[@prototypeprofessor3747]

Bob tonyan

[@noneofyourbusiness3286]

I’m dying 😂

[@jamalsdaman]

My man for making this video. Big Shot Bob was an ANIMAL. He was also one of the fastest players

[@hophampton4816]

👏👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌🙌 I bring Bob Sanders up quite often and it kills me how most ppl dont remember his play and sacrifice!

[@jpinon403]

I'll never forget Bob Sanders. I considered him in the same class of safeties as Ed Reed and Troy Polamalu

[@JP-ml1xe]

Thats gotta be a joke

[@willieross3745]

He was good but Ed Reed and Troy on another level

[@keshon79]

Willie Ross bob at the top of his game was the defensive player of the year. If he would of stayed healthy he may have been better than them.

[@jacksongrey3860]

Idk bout that one

[@justmando9488]

@@JP-ml1xe Nah he was on their level for sure when healthy,he just didn't have the longevity because of injuries.

[@jakeley2574]

I’ve been waiting for Bob Sanders video.

[@uscphan323]

My favorite colts player from that Era. Go Colts! Much love from Lynwood CA

[@cms7888]

Been here since 10k man glad ur growing and cant wait to see u go to aniother level respect man

[@adambrown9105]

I am from Erie, P.A. & Bob will never be forgotten I talk about this Exclamation Point everyday!

[@violence30]

Hawkeye Alumni here who won't forget Bob Sanders. EVER. Bright stars burn out faster...they are something to behold and are not easily forgotten.

[@jftemple44]

Dude you're quickly becoming one of my favorite sports youtubers. I love that you don't hold back your personality or try to force it. Love the vid

[@amsf1]

One of my all time favorite safetys. This man was a problem..especially for my Jags... He would remove your soul from your body. Respect Flemlo, keep pushing. bruh

[@adammcgirt7123]

No team worried me like the jags, they always seemed to have our number. They used to run all over colts d

[@markdubowski1463]

Bob grew up two doors down from my grandma...rooted for him hard!

[@edgarcalderon2001]

I never forgot bob sanders till this day I still bring him up I looked up to this man I respected his game so much if it wasn't for injuries who knows what he would've been

[@ericcleve4447]

This channel constantly brings back solid football memories. Appreciated and well done

[@YouCallThataKnife253]

"Bob retired, but he's still working..." 👀 Giggity

[@bonezgnamikaze4945]

I'll never forget Bob Sanders!! Ima diehard Colts fan until the death of me!!! I miss the old team Peyton, Edge, Marvin Harrison, Reggie, Dallas Clark, Dwight Freeney, Big Rob Mathis, Bob, And Bethea.. Those were the good days

[@check-yb2yx]

That was a group eh? Very good

[@marcusbell5925]

Sheshh those were the days😩😩💯‼️

[@bonezgnamikaze4945]

Yeah i think it was the 2003 or 2004 team

[@tayloryork8185]

The Eraser- What a name. Legend for that alone.

[@joshuabolton3866]

Bob Sanders was my guy. I was a Colts fan back then because I watched them everyday but he made it even more enjoyable

[@nelsonargueta7287]

Sanders was the custodian at my elementary and lived 3 houses down, I talked to him twice once he gave me a pat in the back for picking up litter. Great Guy.

[@antjohnson3724]

Bob Sanders is a freaking 🐐. The Honey Badger before the Honey Badger!

[@tacotom3492]

Bob Sanders was a much better pro at this point than Honey Badger ever was.. 🙄✌

[@Tetsuo16]

Been watching the what happened to videos non stop. Thanks for the quality content my dude

[@slightrymes8364]

You a patreon or something?

[@willbrown423]

How did you watch 44 minutes ago?

[@antoinezeraeallen7269]

This was long overdue. Thanks for doing Bob. I was a Cowboys fan, but loved watching #21 play

[@williamjones1077]

Bob Sanders was a total badass....when he was healthy and in the lineup, the Colts defense was 100 times better. He was a play making machine, loved watching him.

[@picklikeapro6952]

I’m from Indiana. He was a MONSTER. Watching him reminded me of how I was during the last game of the nba finals this year. Damn near every play you watched bob sanders in (like giannas that game you just shook your head almost every play he made like wtf did I just see lol).

[@mattdavid9095]

As a Colts fan I’m so glad we got him even though he was hurt but still got that Super Bowl

[@andyolson8982]

I’m so glad you did a video on him, Flemlo. I remember him running tackling drills at a camp I went to.

[@TheNatewl777]

Got to meet him when I lived in Phoenix while wearing my Sanders jersey. Love me some #21. Go Colts!

[@jasonbermudez6802]

Yo this bull was a monster.great show

[@shibsTV]

i’m a ravens fan but have lived in indiana my whole life, moved to indy when i was 6 in ‘07 saw bob sanders picture outside lucas oil and man was he fun to watch

[@Mma-basement-215]

Wow I can't believe I forgot about Bob Sanders in his prime at his very best he was a beast I remember how good he was I can't believe I forgot about him till you just brought him back up

[@africasupreme3]

I still remember him, he was great, stand up

[@sylvesterbell9645]

I loved him because he was such an impactful guy whenever he was on the field

[@maddenmoments8748]

What happened to dj swearinger. Pro bowl caliber player with the redskins to cut by the cardinals after never missing a snap

[@jtagnes4713]

Fr I love him when he was with the Texans

[@vanevorleverette1474]

A dog. But him being too real hurt his stock.

[@stickit2theman1]

Redskins ruined him, just like they do everything else.

[@rfwest535]

He is a New Orleans saint

[@dareonallen9574]

Liability in coverage

[@DC4EVA]

Bob was a absolute beast!! Sucks to see a guy like that get hurt that much man

[@rayhanes1347]

Man a father goes a long way. Imagine all the untapped talent out there that spoiled because a man wasn't there with the vision to put a ball or anything constructive in the boys hands.

[@rocstarang5747]

Underrated comment. Happy father's day bruh

[@CrushingTurts]

I never heard of him until I got Madden 17. That’s the last time he was in madden

[@MusicManSeanB]

Put in some of his highlights. Dude was on his way to being an all time great before it was cut short by injuries.

[@spence_903]

Finally flemlo made the vid I asked Thanks brother

[@BrockMak]

I still rock with him on Madden 08 and 09, but I moved him to slot corner.

[@spence_903]

@@BrockMak well.put dude back at SS he is not a corner

[@DaDualityofMan]

Hit sticking people with him in Madden 08 would lead to an automatic fumble

[@kindleyfernand4389]

Imagine if Bobby Bruce met his full potential.

[@markgregory9608]

Nah, that’s a REACH for sure.

[@chuckboogiee]

Thats a stretch, kid didn’t even play ncaa football

[@randyrawdingii5135]

I was just looking up this dude a few days ago. He was fearsome. Miss that ferocity in the NFL. He was a force to be reckoned with and as a Pats fan you always wanted to know where he was, similar to Reed and Polamalu. Thank you FlemLo. God bless Bob!

[@newman824]

I loved watching him play whenever he wasn't injured. This man was a wrecking ball on defense and has to get more recognition for overcoming a league of giants

[@authorjeffkosiba290]

Lifelong Browns fan here but Bob Sanders is one of my absolute favorite players to ever play the game!

[@38panthers24]

He will never be forgotten Hes in all the real football heads minds

[@pulpprof526]

Just found out about this youtuber. Quickly has become one of my favorites. This dood is damn good!

[@Bookofryan1992]

This was my guy I tried so hard to imitate his play style in High School. He opened doors for The Honey Badger

[@JP-ml1xe]

I'm sorry for both of you ic he was your guy. Thats sad. I just had to say it. Dude wasn't that good and hardly played. Thats like a kid in Baltimore talkin about how amazing tayvon young is.

[@BUFFALO_cougar_slayer]

Throwing shade at others whose influences apparently weren’t good or relevant enough for you is a bizarre thing to put out there in a public comments section bruh

[@JP-ml1xe]

@@BUFFALO_cougar_slayer relevant enough for me when I'm bored bruh

[@StoobyLive]

i knew he was officially done when he only lasted 4 plays in 2010, one of the greatest to ever play tho

[@joebee1459]

Patriots fans remember him. Legit one of the players you feared as a pats fan, he was such an animal. Was a shame his body couldnt hold up to his style of play, he was a ton of fun to watch.

[@kbkc79footballology]

I could never forget about Bob Sanders. One of my favorite players

[@mk4commandwolf]

Man Bob was annoying to watch as a Jags fan, but his talent was immense!

[@silentgrind34]

Right

[@DSPHistoricalSociety]

This video reminds me of Sterling Sharpe, a man that could have retired as arguably the best ever WR if he stayed healthy.

[@JGSnave]

Bob was a difference maker. I enjoy your channel

[@First8116]

Found your channel just recently, saw a couple videos and had to see if you had one on Bob. I loved watching this dude play. I was a fan a Peyton at Tenn and when he went to Indy, I got the pleasure of watching a healthy Bob Sanders. Dude really was on another level. Every single play, if he wasn't making the tackle, he was about to be, driving dude back so they couldn't fall forward. He was so amazing but ever single snap he played, even as a kid, I was like how is this dude not injured on every single play? Honest!y, the fact he made it through any games at any level without hurting himself was incredible all to itself. Lolz. Loving the content though man.

[@michaelberenato911]

He was the shit hold it down for the little buff guys everywhere ! Lol straight beast

[@davidross8730]

Was sooo often injured. When he was on the field he was one of the best to ever do it... and I’m a pats fan... hated that dude but respected him greatly

[@jacobdiel7667]

You might just be the best storyteller I've ever seen. I could listen to you explain the dictionary.

[@NateMaw76]

No Colts fan has forgotten about Bob! Dude was electric and changed our D when he was out there! Helped win the Super Bowl!

[@simsryan1991]

I was literally about to ask you to do a video on him!

[@spence_903]

Been asking for a while he finally made it

[@yankees4444]

Love u flem

[@spence_903]

Now where is the what happen to Chris Johnson

[@Crown_Vino]

At Flemlo Raps. Big ups!! You making the city proud. PLUS I AM A DIE HARD COLTS FAN!!!!

[@michaelgower6016]

My best friends a colts fan and I got to appreciate bobs career, I think he deserves to be remembered, dude was a bulldog