Peyton Hillis Career Highlights

[@exdemocrat9038]

Get well soon Peyton. You are a great father. Wishing you a speedy recovery so you can spend more time with your family.

[@pennywise804]

I know he only played a few seasons but as a Cleveland fan I have much respect for this man.....I think he deserved more respect because at his size, speed and mobility he was unstoppable........ I hope you get well soon, mother nature is something else but you are one that can hang with that.....Much respect bro and I hope you get well soon!!!!!

[@jeremylamovsky9868]

More respect? He was on the cover of Madden FFS. I'll always look back at his time playing for our Browns fondly, but after that 2010 season his attitude was shit and it rubbed me the wrong way. It's a shame he didn't keep it together and get a coach who knew how to use him. He would have been a great 2nd running back to get anywhere between a third to half the carries

[@eddiebutler3194]

He had a pretty good nfl career he was just behind d-Mac in college

[@heatherphillips5983]

Behind, th you mean. He was the biggest reason dmac and Jones had all that space to run. Played fullback, hb, te, returned punts, and had the best hands on the team. He unfortunately was a classic fullback, in a game that was rapidly changing, and leaving the position in the past.

[@cabinboy296]

​@@heatherphillips5983 What? he was the biggest reason? Not multiple All-American Shawn Andrews or future NFL Hall of Fame Jason Peters. The entire O-Line was very good and we played Peters at TE. Hillis was actually the leading receiver at least one year and split out wide or played in the slot quite a bit. Hills was a good not great blocker.

[@ChevySilverado-xo6dq]

if he had played in the modern nfl, he would have been a fantastic player. he kinda reminds me of a poor man’s Derrick Henry that can catch and jump better.

[@hoodiejelo6456]

Derrick is definitely the better pass catcher

[@jeffevans4711]

I've always been a Razorback fan,so watching him in college D-Mac and Felix Jones got most of the carries but when he dod get the ball he was fun to watch!

[@VaughnDJs]

excellent! thanks!

[@johndoe-ln4oi]

A lot like Mike Alstott.

[@SanguineMalcontent]

They are both white, fullbacks, and played for the Bucs, that's about where the similarities end.

[@mitchyyy18]

Ty for this! Fire

[@chadskelton1392]

Thank God...toughest player ever

[@kxta8157]

Bro looked fire in a Denver uniform. Didn’t even know he played for the Broncos.

[@richardmeo2503]

A lot faster than people realized. Love those strong power runners. Lot of teams, I wonder why?

[@lucax2300]

This is that song which Robert Trujillo contributed a lot to just by tinkering around with a flamenco guitar.

[@bigdawg7718]

Ray Lewis literally missed a tackle from this guy lol 2:26

[@muscleheadist]

Lol that white boi was balling!

[@dakotacaster2895]

Especially when he played for the browns

[@labounti]

Never in my life had I seen 1 running back on so many different teams. Most are on 2 before they retire.

[@pedobear8071]

Adrian Peterson was on like 5 or 6 different teams

[@labounti]

@@pedobear8071 Turns out.... its 7.

[@ADRIANRAMIREZ-pq5qx]

There has been a lot of good Running Backs, but in the last 2 decades, The 2 toughest RB’s in my personal opinion are: 1. Peyton Hillis 2. LeGarrette Blount

[@alboogie164]

straight beast

[@cameronmaloney2786]

I don’t no remember him being any other team besides the browns and broncos wow

[@ericmatterson9905]

Reminds me of Mike Alstott

[@Dubmcbogie]

A friend asked me one year before his fantasy draft who I liked as a dark horse, and I offered Peyton Hillis and his new team the Cleveland Browns. Needless to say I got some free drinks…

[@Woad_Brah]

defenders must have hated playing against him

[@ShartSydePhil]

The man juat looks like a freight train when he's running

[@DwainWilsonJr]

In a Steve Austin voice:.. "That's how a WHYTE man runs a Football".. 😂😂😂

[@Grandizer8989]

I never get why the NFL doesn’t scout elite Rugby Leagues. They are full of guys like these

[@MrBryant240sx]

They aren't football players.

[@giorgiopereira6742]

The original beeftank

[@magicsinglez]

His top speed probably isn’t that great, but he accelerates like crazy, maybe as good as anyone. Could be a skill he’s tried really hard to master.

[@Jankowski_Outdoors]

It isn’t bad. 4.58 I believe is what he ran at 240 lb. Plenty fast enough considering all the running backs who run in that range.

[@cabinboy296]

What is up with all the close up shots? You can't see where he is running or what else is going on. This looks more like a casting reel. thumbs down on style, thumbs up for effort

[@matthewmusgrave6673]

It's too bad Peyton Hillis and Tim Tebow didn't play together, that would have been a fun run offense to watch.

[@CasusCantare]

Dude gets tackled standing 60% of the time

[@flagtheoffense]

Music over a well-crafted video. Stop doing this guys!

[@mmike9288]

Poor song choice. Megadeth should be playing

[@benitoosservanza6340]

😂😂😂

[@alejandrososa3168]

Because..." THAT'S HOW A WHITE MAN RUNS THE FOOTBALL" 😆

[@iralewis4674]

Yeah didn't last long 😂

[@n8pk69]

@@iralewis4674 only because he didn't get paid what he deserved.

[@heatherphillips5983]

@@iralewis4674 You never do running like he did. Ask Felix Jones, and Darren McFadden the min reason they gained so many yards in college, and became first round picks, they'll tell you because of this guy. They should've moved him to tight end primarily, with some fullback, he'd probably have played longer.

[@cabinboy296]

@@heatherphillips5983 What? he was the biggest reason? Not multiple All-American Shawn Andrews or future NFL Hall of Fame Jason Peters. The entire O-Line was very good and we played Peters at TE. Hillis was actually the leading receiver at least one year and split out wide or played in the slot quite a bit. Hills was a good not great blocker.

[@jimmysotiriou9517]

I mean cooper kupp, Edelman, they can outrun a bunch of black dudes, Christian, John riggins, John Alstott etc

[@walkingtallbloodhounds4500]

He was a great running back. A lot like Alsott with slightly less vision and athleticism. Still a truck tho.

[@dc7236]

Hillis had 4.5 speed

[@JBBRAD9267]

He was way more athletic than Alstott

[@walkingtallbloodhounds4500]

@@JBBRAD9267mmmm idk, Alsott may have only ran a 4.6 but his balance and agility was better. Not to mention his effort. If I had to pick between the two for my team, Alsott wins everytime…

[@sicottish]

@@walkingtallbloodhounds4500 Payton Hillis was a RB in H.S., TE in college and then a RB in the NFL. Not to dismiss Alstott. He was a beast, but Hillis could run over people like Alstott, and then avoid tacklers in the open and catch the better.

[@garyfrench1685]

Razorback mule

[@johnortan1890]

They had Hillis, McFadden and Felix Jones together. That's one crazy backfield.

[@heatherphillips5983]

@@johnortan1890 And still, we only got one ten win season out of the three years they were there.

[@cabinboy296]

@@heatherphillips5983 Houston Nutt. 😭 The team was too predictable, could never pass when they had to pass. Hillis arrived on campus a year before McFadden and was nothing compared to Mc Fadden. McFadden is the greatest all time Razorback, hands down.

[@sicottish]

@@cabinboy296 Yet Jones and Hillis had better NFL careers.

[@JBBRAD9267]

Racism kept him from playing in the league. He was obviously the best back in the league. If he had black privileges he would probably be wearing a green jacket

[@MrBryant240sx]

Much like that poor McCaffery kid. Racists everywhere.

[@clintsaines9274]

Very true

[@kingmart3102]

black privilege?😂😂

[@clintsaines9274]

@@kingmart3102 yes

[@bitchesloverico]

No sir he wasn’t good anymore you thought he was gonna last forever running like that lmao he was the best in what 2010 but be serious guy were running for way more yards

[@beeoakclifftexascraig5706]

On steroids in Cleveland

[@veritas2145]

Who wasn't?

[@JoseGuerra-bp9ow]

Horrible music, play Slayer🤘🤘🤘

[@jakeh6980]

Man you definitely could have put a better song than whatever the hell this is

[@JBBRAD9267]

It's Metallica. The most successful band in history

[@sicottish]

@@JBBRAD9267The Rolling Stones and Beatles might have something to say about the most "successful" band in history.