OJ Simpsons 1975 Season

[@Charles-n8p]

Running 2000 yrds in freezing Buffalo says it all.

[@stickmanbw]

Not to mention being from California.

[@conanlive3784]

And without a strong passing game. Defenses could load up to try to stop "the Juice".

[@kelceyallen433]

Yes it does 👑

[@Tone22845]

Especially in just 14 games

[@AHMAD-2324]

And no element of a surprise at Quarterback.

[@scottmitchell1974]

He had the best 5-year stretch in NFL history.

[@OscarAleman-bi9be]

Naw Eric Dickerson

[@noeltaylor3594]

I grew up watching the Cowboys and they were an event. But that five year stretch you talk about? OJ was must-see tv.

[@Pokesalad222]

1 man band of Walter Payton...no help for years... Super man

[@43captrexkramer]

Sad thing is his first 3 years were wasted by shit coaches.

[@blkpanther11]

​@@43captrexkramer Speak That Truth Brother

[@dennisrichards-ds9vu]

OJ's 1975 season was even better than 1973.

[@BillsSabresVids]

I agree. OJ himself said the same thing.

[@AHMAD-2324]

Sure was

[@buddhathebarber4857]

A combination of long legs, field of vision, quick movement and speed ! Best ever !

[@Bspencebob]

Size

[@steffyranger]

Strength too! He absorbed those hits from the defenders 😂 and he didn't give a damn. He even knocked a defender down from rushing 😂

[@Bspencebob]

I was a Buffalo teenager in the 70's. OJ, what a disappointment. Not to make excuses for a double murderer, but if they do an autopsy, there will be frontal lobe issues!

[@Mr196710]

@@Bspencebob No CTE examination will be performed as per his request.

[@AHMAD-2324]

And super Athletic!

[@kellykarcher7179]

To think that all of these highlights are from just ONE SEASON! The Juice was absolutely spectacular! He was "must see TV" back in the day. Boy, do I ever miss watching him play on Sunday's...

[@Fireyninjadog]

Arguably his best year ever. Sure, 1973 had a historic 2,000 yard season, which is incredible, but this was the full package. OJ could run wild, and be a threat in the passing game. He scored something like 25 tds that year

[@mrmaxxx94]

OJ Simpson is one of the 5 greatest running backs ever period

[@ericdawson845]

And IMHO the best that ever played.

[@mrmaxxx94]

@ericdawson845 wow I appreciate that

[@jeromenichols1154]

Jim Brown Walter Payton Barry Sanders OJ Simpson Emmett Smith *Gayle Sayers I don't care as much about stats as most folks. Walter, Gayle & OJ had no OL, QB or a deep threat WR to back off the safeties. At least Barry had Herman Moore. Emmett had it all, but he kept his body in shape, he stayed hungry. Jim Brown was a freaking monster lol he was bigger than the LBs but think of all the other sports he played like lacrosse.

[@soxeverett]

100% Correct, I'm saying top 3

[@midwestmarauder4821]

​@@jeromenichols1154 A.P. was better than Emmitt.

[@markgolden6265]

All those Hall of Famers he run in and around. With speed and graceful stride. The “Juice”

[@michaelpaul9672]

Getting in shape to run from a crime scene

[@markgolden6265]

@@michaelpaul9672 He ran through everyone’s team in the league. The player of the decade of the 1970’s can’t change history of the league

[@mattclark6482]

I could watch this all day, he's just such a beautiful runner. I always thought Tony Dorsett had the most graceful running style, but OJ might be even more refined.

[@noeltaylor3594]

My two favorite.

[@poplifeinctv]

Yep

[@rodrickohall1937]

As a Cowboy fan I think Dorsett style of running was very similar to OJ's

[@bigt5699]

Miami had the oranges but Buffalo had the JUICE! 😊

[@mont7481]

I remember that😂😂😂

[@Master_Timothy]

Juice gained 2243 yards from scrimmage in this season; 1817 yds rushing along with 426 receiving yds and 23 total touchdowns. Arguably even more impressive than his 2003 yd rushing season.

[@partysugar519]

Well, he had 240 more yards that season so I guess so

[@conanlive3784]

Top 5 Running Backs of all time.

[@walterdavies6434]

Top five N words of all time

[@TheAllnPttrsn]

Hate him or love him, but you have to admit he was one of the best to ever do it at the running back position. Rest in peace 🪦 Orenthal James Simpson. Long live the Juice!

[@MacT991]

I'm 62 years old and been watching football since I was 10 and the Juice was the best I ever seen💯

[@DiceBaseballDigest]

Crazy speed.

[@timwolgast9906]

You all may not like this but OJ was the best running back ever!

[@westarsatelliteservices2428]

No, Jim Brown was.

[@all-timehighlights3228]

*Barry Sanders has left the chat

[@Yezir760]

The Juice would be the GOAT easily if he had not played in Buffalo. He played in the worst stadium turf and weather in the league and he had one playoff appearance in the divisional round against the steel curtain in 1974. Also the Defense know that oj was going to be running the ball 90+% of the time.

[@bigt5699]

I like it and agree

[@Curly34584]

Walter Payton the Best!!!

[@Gigantor60]

It's a beautiful thing to see him slice through defenses. A very gifted player

[@adamcarrey9115]

Yeah, he sliced through defenses like a knife.

[@stick9648]

Nice choice on the adjective

[@NeutronS9]

Greatest Of ALL Time!! Rare combination of speed, power, shiftiness and just beautiful to watch. 😂😊😂😊 Rest in Peace Juice

[@Pokesalad222]

Killer runner

[@chriswarmack1786]

O J was clearly an incredible talent on the field

[@thealternativefactor6694]

It is insane how OH could run in bad weather. No modern shoes just insane balance...🏈🏈😎😎

[@senecanicholson1090]

Well, he was balletic in his running style!.. Beautiful to watch.

[@DSwirlman]

What's insane is that he brutally murdered the mother of his children and another guy! That's pretty insane if you ask me.

[@BLACKSTA361]

​@@DSwirlmanif you're gonna slander someone at least do it somewhere else. We're talking football here

[@DSwirlman]

@@BLACKSTA361 if you want to stick up for a savage killer do it somewhere else I'm trying to slander a man here!

[@adamcarrey9115]

@@BLACKSTA361 It's not slander if it's true. A civil jury found that he did it.

[@brianstudnicky9970]

This is how I will always remember him. Because this is what everybody truly knows for certain

[@amens-tk5yx]

I remember that 75 season great footage

[@jeffreybadman6]

I'm from Upstate NY! Ithaca, I was a young boy and admired OJ's running skills. It was awesome 😎.

[@Truetoo102]

OJ and the Electric Co.

[@JSark-by2ts]

I cannot believe how the NFL has abandoned this type of offense! This style of football is exciting to watch. On many of his long runs, the "Electric Company" had both guards pulling. Beautiful execution and design by the o-coordinator. OJ had excellent vision and easily found the seam.

[@jazzjackson9875]

I agree… but part of it is better front 7 athletes on defense forced the change. The offense is great when it works but it also creates many tackles for losses when not executed properly

[@gregorybrown3529]

Right... ! The Run Blocking. That's all ya gotta do. The "Electric Company" showing how we used to do it.

[@jaunenito]

I counted 6 rec TDs (in 1975??) which in today's standard is an All Pro RB with the requisite rushing yards. His gift was his full speed hesitation shift while in a forward motion. Somewhat hard to explain but no other RB I've seen has that style. Adrian Peterson had a "mini" version of it but nothing like OJ.

[@howardcosell2022]

Scored 7 receiving and 16 rushing touchdowns in 1975. Set a record for touchdowns in a season

[@m.dorado6966]

OJ put the fear in DBs back in the day.

[@Pokesalad222]

And ex wives!

[@hassanabdur-rahman1559]

​@@Pokesalad222 you act like a woman.

[@citizenscapital2458]

Earl Campbell put fear in DBs.

[@m.dorado6966]

@@citizenscapital2458 Earl put the fear in LBs. They hated tackling him.

[@dennisdorsey4219]

I will always remember OJ as one of the greatest college and pro running backs in history. Also a great track sprinter who set a world record in the 4 X 100 relay. The trial is for the haters and negative people.

[@LinkRocks]

He killed two people, just say you don't care that he committed double murder.

[@dennisdorsey4219]

That's my point regarding hate. It's done, it's over & because he's was a Black Man, you obviously hate and can't put it behind you. 🤔

[@ferdelance1000]

@@LinkRocksWhere is your Proof?

[@mariadambrosio719]

New evidence suggests OJ didn’t kill anyone- points to his son Jason and or the serial kill Roger. If true he sacrificed his own life and career to protect Jason. I hate to think OJ ‘s life had to be destroyed and his achievements as a legendary football player trashed when he wasn’t guilty. Critical evidence was kept out of the courtroom as was the nefarious activities Nicole and Ron were involved in. Skin under Nicole’s nails didn’t match OJ’s and was never identified.

[@dennisdorsey4219]

I discussed the case with an FBI buddy whom I attended under grad with...he hinted that OJ's son wad on the scene of the murders. Jason's involvement was kept quiet.🤔

[@alivialdores]

What's most incredible is that the 88 yard touchdown against the Steelers in this video, was against the eventual Super Bowl champions for that 1975 season....their second consecutive Super Bowl title. OJ made the best players/defenses look ordinary. And his speed was absolutely INCREDIBLE! My Top 6 running backs- Jim Brown, Walter Payton, Barry Sanders, O.J. Simpson, Emmitt Smith, Adrian Peterson, Eric Dickerson, Marcus Allen, Tony Dorsett, Gayle Sayers.

[@iron2468]

The Juice, one of the greatest Running Backs in the history of the NFL🙏🏿!.

[@DiceBaseballDigest]

Amazing runner.

[@amens-tk5yx]

That Monday night game in Cincinnati he was electric

[@Anthony-h7m2n]

My all time fav

[@gregorycallaway5628]

HE WILL GO DOWN IN HISTORY TO ME AS THE ABSOLUTE GREATEST RUNNING BACK IN NFL HISTORY..

[@JasonMietlicki-c2p]

Can't be stopped...........

[@D.Antony]

My goodness, look at that man run. Smooth, fast and elusive. Easily one of the greatest of all time!

[@hfactor6429]

We LOVE #67 Mckenzie also watching back then. NY those days come home from playing 3-4-5hrs of football mud, snow, rain or sunny and 90° out......then 4pm GAMETIME OJ OJ OJ

[@davidhickey1830]

Hey this guy was pretty good

[@70elcamino.]

Tired of people talking Dickerson Dickerson had 1,792 yards through his first 14 games of the season, and he broke the record by picking up a season-high 215 yards in the 15th game he didn't break OJ record at all

[@martintramil8084]

What a Complete RB, the Juice had it All: speed, power, agility, balance, soft hands, another gear, tough as nails and his Glide was Smooth as Silk. RIP OJ

[@danielevans9379]

Top 3 greatest running back of all time and a tragic cautionary tale of a godless man ruined by his selfish and warped ego.

[@strauqq1]

Ruined? Dude was living his best life and enjoyed the attention as a villain in society.

[@danielevans9379]

@@strauqq1 Sorry bro but OJ hanging out in strip clubs with a bunch of whores and scumbags, being despised by half the people everywhere he went, losing millions of dollars in endorsements and millions more as a football analyst, losing all his respectable friends in the sports and entertainment world etc etc. Trust me he was absolutely not living his best life.

[@danielevans9379]

@@strauqq1 I would say losing millions of dollars in endorsements, millions more as an NFL analyst, completely shunned and hated by the wealthy elitist world you were once a member of, losing almost all of your respectable friends in the sports, entertainment and broadcast world. OJ lost EVERYTHING that was important to him. He made it look like he was happy, but he hated being the villain.

[@alivialdores]

I totally agree

[@danielevans9379]

@@alivialdores You don’t think OJ ruined his reputation, endorsements, broadcast career, and friendships with countless media and sports figures? OJ wasn’t “The Juice” anymore to middle class America and he had RELISHED that adoration. Being treated by that huge demographic as a “scumbag” and “murderer”devastated him. His smile was a front.

[@DavidM-mb1vx]

The way he cut and slashed through defences was deadly.

[@Cornbread-p3l]

Corey Roberts, o.j. was one of the best running backs ever. Rest in peace juice!!!

[@davidmcdonald9374]

Well we ain't going to say he was the best ever But we will say he was definitely one of the best ever Just one of the GOATS 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐 oJ Simpson It's a thing of beauty just to watch him run with that ball 🏈 Wow 😲 The juice is loose Days of Glory

[@tracymcdaniel9602]

275yds against Pittsburgh's Steel Curtain

[@mcdonoghrahloh459]

In the 70s he hit Pittsburgh for 189 and 221 rushing WOW

[@kennethpucser774]

He was a joy to watch ..he was the only to watch on that buffalo team . because the rest of the offense sucked....it's sad what happened in his other life ...rest in peace o.j..

[@43captrexkramer]

Best feet of any running back, Barry had crazy stop and go but O.J. was just smooth and seemed to always make his move at the right time.

[@1guitar12]

Barry is the best imho

[@43captrexkramer]

@@1guitar12 Nope, no shame being second to Jim Brown.

[@ABrownVB63]

OJ and no All PROs at QB, TE, WR, but great OLine torched the league for 5yrs. Never will forget he went into 3Rivers Stadium vs Steel Curtain in their prime and hung up 270 and 180, unreal. Goes unnoticed due to 2003 yds in 14 gms stat. Miami no name defense held him to less than 100 both gms that season, so he did 1900 yrds in 12 gms. Sick!!!!

[@manuginobilisbaldspot2]

Reminds me of Adrian Peterson the more film I see of him…just a violent running style (no pun intended). To be that effective on a team that defenses didn’t have to honor anything but stopping him…remarkable.

[@Jarhead1968]

I grew up knowing who OJ was, I was 7 in 75. He was someone me and all my buddies looked up to. Everybody loved OJ. He always seemed like such a good dude and so incredibly talented.

[@peterpulpitpounder]

The one person he could never outrun is the Lord. He knows that now.

[@AndJusticeForMe]

Man, he could really cut and slice on that field.

[@sportshistorybuff319]

The Bills and Colts burned out the scoreboard in 1975, 38-31 and 45-38. How unfortunate for Buffalo that such a good season was not enough to reach the playoffs, sharing the East with Baltimore and Miami and the Bengals taking the Wild Card.

[@watchalay74]

He sure has some killer moves!

[@user-tb4el1sr1q]

Life is crazy that's all I know but left is left right is right and truth is in the middle and it sets me free 🙌

[@gregorycallaway5628]

THE GREATEST TO EVER DO IT PERIOD.....

[@jcorey68]

Beating angles. Amazing speed

[@pranavsambamurti7746]

There is only one "Juice".......

[@edwardbright9434]

Yes he was among th best of Best

[@parkergrimes3374]

Yes he was, one of the greatest running backs during the 70s.....

[@NativeBlackAmericanTv]

...they censored my last post. Let's just say... OJ Simpson was something very special... if a fella played ball? No matter what level? He welcomed him into his circle. And on Simpson and going to "Hollywood"? Ultimately---bad match for both.

[@TheMan-gg9xb]

Only Man to run 2000+ yards in 14 games. Respect.

[@MrBullish41]

O.J. had one of the prettiest running styles in the NFL. My favorite run of his, was when he slipped, got back up and kept on running. An all-time great!

[@raymondclarke9321]

The juice! I'm a bears fan and walter payton fan. The duel between these two men in 1976 and 1977 is etched in my mind as the greatest time for running backs.

[@Leo-xj8hw]

1975 greatest season for a running back in NFL history 2003 yards in 14 game.

[@O.J.S.]

True.

[@rodrickohall1937]

Like him or not OJ was that dude! The Hertz airport commercial was epic! Running through the terminals.

[@webdubois4142]

Put the stadium back on Jefferson ave.

[@btpuppy2]

No thanks, I remember er our bus going to the rockpile getting stoned with windows breaking and people bleeding 😩

[@samuelnathan90]

One of the Best RB Ever! First to get 2k in 14 game season is Crazy work!!🔥🔥

[@artistorion7530]

Dam! The way he ran out at the beginning with the drums was OP!

[@steelhere5519]

- The scamper at 4:02 is one of the best runs in NFL history.

[@stephenallsman8913]

He sure was killing it 😆

[@nickx4576]

No way you can deny his athletic talent. He was one of the few running backs who was in the school.

[@randymillhouse791]

"O.J. CUTS across the 35 like a knife through a throat to the 25-yard line where he slashes away like a jilted husband for another gain that sentences the opposition to supervised parole!"

[@davesavering1852]

Well said!

[@scuavs3932]

If he wasn't the best he was certainly the most beautiful runner, so smooth

[@MunyarRhazymusic]

No wonder he didn't stop that Bronco.....he enjoyed running Rip legend

[@bbh70002]

To this day, O.J. is still one of the four greatest backs in NFL history, in my mind. Only Jim Brown, Walter Payton, and Barry Sanders are ahead of him. He didn't have the spectacular moves of a Sanders or a Sayers, and he didn't have the overwhelming power of a Jim Brown or Earl Campbell, but he had great balance, unusual vision, and blazing, game-changing, world-class speed. For those who didn't get to see him at his peak, you missed an incredible treat.

[@soxeverett]

The Juice is in the top 3 backs of all Time Conversation.....

[@TempeSoldier123]

This is who I have: 1. Jim Brown 2. Barry Sanders 3. OJ Simpson 4. Walter Payton 5. Gayle Sayers

[@soxeverett]

@@TempeSoldier123 I like your list

[@FredPena-rd5cf]

They hand the ball off to OJ... OJ goes right up the gut... ripping thru the line...stabbing thru the linebackers...he slashes thru the secondary...cutting down the sideline...He could get awaaaaaay with it!...'

[@KHoltzie]

I GLOVE OJ! 🍊

[@AHMAD-2324]

R.I.P. Juice🕊🕊🕊

[@bw7240]

Damm, #67 Reggie McKenzie, pulling out front for the Juice, can't believe he's not HOF?

[@DJBIGCG]

When OJ was alive, you talked bad about him and put him in jail. He dies, then you put up positive videos and say good things about him.

[@dennisrichards-ds9vu]

I totally agree.

[@MmGocrazy-rs1cc]

His change of speed and direction were crazy

[@larrycalloway947]

His killer instinct was unmatched

[@serge014]

On and off the field

[@craigcricket7932]

Best Era of Sports in American history.

[@mylittlepitbull3143]

Juice could really slice up those defenses.

[@philb.1502]

O.J. was a great cut back runner with speed and moves. He would always make guys miss when they tried to tackle him in the open field!! Awesome running back! R.I.P.

[@IAMWORLDBULLYCOMPOUNDGLOBAL]

ONE OF THE BEST TO EVER DO IT...

[@rayperez2955]

Om 10 years younger than O J.,I grew up watching him,he was one of my idols,along with Joe Willie,R I P,O J

[@darrylhaynes]

Is a real killer season

[@GeorgeVreelandHill]

As good as O.J. was with Buffalo, imagine if he had played for Miami or Pittsburg, or Dallas.

[@ronaldwilson6569]

O.J was one of best Running Back in the history of the NFL !

[@juniormartindale4690]

He slashes (no pun intended) through the line of scrimmage. Looks like he’s running sideways. Then it’s all downhill from there. And the background music just hypes it up.

[@diddyfaber]

He scored 390.3 ppr points this season. That would have been 3rd best overall last year behind only Mahomes and Josh Allen. Yea, I’m a dork.

[@357twilson]

Put it into further perspective he did it in 14 games, not 17. What is the math on that one.

[@ClaiborneSmithJr]

Rest in paradise OJ Simpson he was a great football player

[@bobbymarsh1]

He blew past defenders. OJ and Dorsett were my faves. Fast and smooth

[@scottdavis130]

O j out there impressive, straight Hall of Famer

[@dpar66]

Tape dont lie on the football. His speed around the edge just wasnt matched.

[@gregoryevans8179]

OJ was easily the best player in the NFL in the early 70’s. The Steelers were the best team, but he was the best player. When they showed the halftime highlights on MNF we were all watching just to see what he’d done.