Top 10 Heisman Winners in the NFL

Today's episode is the ten best Heisman Winners that played in the NFL. This episode originally aired in 2012.

[@DestinyZX1]

Ah yes another new one I’ve never seen. More please. Honestly the show should come back but with ZERO comedians.

[@isaacgreen3273]

There will be more episodes to come.

[@mikevandyke69]

I like a comedian that knows a thing or two about football (for example: Bill Burr) but I agree these comedians that know nothing about football and are just there for “comedic relief” are annoying. Overall though such a great show!

[@DestinyZX1]

@@mikevandyke69 yep it is. It actually made me appreciate football more. I also thank UrinatingTree for it as well

[@SantanaMoss15]

@Harry Engel New England.

[@TheEgganator324]

Nick Stevens should be the only comedian

[@zackhicks5320]

Marcus Allen didn’t get playtime because Al Davis and him didn’t get along, shouldn’t use that against him

[@DestinyZX1]

That really blows.

[@jeffreybomber4251]

It’s true, after their falling out Al Davis benched him until he was able to leave. Then he went to KC where he exacted his revenge on Al twice a season lol

[@bumpusjones.1978]

A bigger question about Al Davis (at least to me), I’ve never seen a picture of the mother of his son Mark but Al was a good looking, charismatic, smart, wealthy, F off if your not on my side guy and had amazing confidence in himself which is at least at first a magnet to woman so was Mark the fruit of a drunken night of the weirdest one night stand between Al and by the looks of Mark a bipedal gerbil/human hybrid Dr Moreauesq F U to god that escaped a South American compound an inexplicably crossed paths with the father of Raider nation, or was he adopted.

[@bumpusjones.1978]

I get your point but even with the bad blood, his career wouldn’t have lasted as long if he was getting 30 carries a game the entire time he was with the Raiders. Maybe with those carries he and not Emmit Smith is the career leader or with repeated 380 carry seasons like 1985 his body breaks down. Your not wrong but I don’t think it’s that cut and dried, but this is why we love sports discussing what ifs.

[@jeffreybomber4251]

@@bumpusjones.1978 very good point. He wouldn’t have made it to the mid 90’s if he was receiving 25 touches per game in those last 3 - 4 season with the raiders.

[@jamessimmiss547]

So it's Barry's fault that he had to carry crappy Lions teams? The last time I checked, Barry never played with an elite QB, it was rare he played with an average one.

[@LilHulk08]

And he had no o-line either

[@joeblaumer2085]

Barry was one of my all time favorites, and I’m a 49er fan!

[@nd_irish_fan744]

Elite QB? Hell, Barry never played with a good team.

[@farhanatashiga3721]

@@nd_irish_fan744 1991 and 1995

[@marcoslaureano5562]

Charles Woodson was a BEAST. Over 60 interceptions - ELEVEN of them run for TD's. With TWENTY sacks to add to that. Plus 54 tackles for a loss - and 33 forced fumbles - 18 of them recovered, with 2 being taken for TDs. Whcih is CRAZY for a DB. They did foretell his HOF selection though.

[@farhanatashiga3721]

You Cam Newton's jersey, that mean it's 2011

[@bdeezy1794]

33 forced fumbles is so impressive. Recovering 18 fumbles is just.... Wow

[@Mr.MikeBarksdale]

How many years did he have to play to achieve that? 20? So, 3 INT, 1 every other year run back for a TD, and one sack every year? THAT makes you a beast? I think he's the most overrated player in history, not named Earl Cambell or Gale Sayers. I certainly don't remember anyone saying, "Don't let Charles Woodson beat us". He was a moderately good CB. I would take two years of healthy Bob Sanders or six years of Kam Chancellor over Charles Woodson. Woodson was the CB equivalent of Drew Bledsoe. He certainly wasn't a beast to me. But I certainly respect your opinion.

[@marcoslaureano5562]

@@Mr.MikeBarksdale you have no idea what you're talking about and it's soooo painfully obvious you're a casual.

[@supertaints1710]

@@bdeezy1794 One of his playoff forced fumbles was overturned in a memorable snow game.

[@nd_irish_fan744]

Not sure of the year this video was made, but it mentions there are eight Heisman winners who are also members of the NFL Hall of Fame. There are actually ten that I am aware of: (1) Doak Walker (2) Paul Hornung (3) Roger Staubach (4) O.J. Simpson (5) Earl Campbell (6) Tony Dorsett (7) Marcus Allen (8) Barry Sanders (9) Tim Brown (10) Charles Woodson Additionally, Marcus Allen is the only person who has ever lived that has accomplished these milestones playing football: (1) College football national champion (2) Heisman Trophy (3) College football Hall of Fame (4) Super Bowl champion (5) Super Bowl MVP (6) NFL league MVP (7) NFL Hall of Fame. Tony Dorsett accomplished all of the above with the exception of a Super Bowl MVP and NFL league MVP.

[@aspenrebel]

I guess you are correct Charles Woodson was inducted into the NFL hall of fame in 2021. Making him number 10.

[@cedricbeard4609]

And OJ won a National Championship in 1967 30:06

[@comfortat]

Yeah, but he never served his country in wartime. I'll take that check mark over a national championship anytime. And... that was the last time Navy ever contended for the title. They came close because of Roger, who has 6 of your 7 qualifiers. Plus, he played in 4 SB's in 8 seasons, winning two. But I ain't doggin Marcus. He was amazing. Peace

[@jackmessick2869]

If Landry had kept running Tony Dorsett in the second half of SB XIII, he may have been MVP with a Cowboy win. He was running so well that day.

[@Rockhound6165]

Dallas lost because they couldn't stop Bradshaw. The score is actually a lot closer than the game really was. It was 35-17 early in the 4th quarter.

[@gregford2103]

@@Rockhound6165 I can't guarantee the Cowboys would have won the game, but even the Steelers, particularly Joe Greene, said Dallas cost themselves their best shot to win when they stopped handing the ball to Dorsett.

[@manatangitau7830]

Defensive back from Michigan Charles Woodson is the number 1# Heisman Trophy Winner in The NFL. He was in selected 4th. overall in The 1998 Draft. Won Defensive Rookie Of The Year in 1998, He had 11 pick 6's, Won D.P.O.Y. in 2009, Only player in NFL history with over 60 interceptions & 20 sacks, Won Super Bowl in 2010 with Green Bay Packers, &, Inducted into NFL Hall Of Fame in 2021, Plus Charles Woodson is the only Defensive Player to ever win The Heisman Trophy.

[@DM-en1vo]

This guy Isaac just don’t miss

[@jwd10228]

🐐 shit

[@davidford4475]

Derrick Henry gonna make this list on the update 🐐

[@elibosley8413]

@Harry Engel 2015 at Alabama

[@dancrews7769]

I hope so

[@Wayne-tk5mx]

Didn't win enough in the pros

[@joshuagrosvenor9837]

Barry retiring early is probably the best thing he did when you think that there is no really bad seasons that he had and there was no decline. Also I think I'd probably push Newton back to 10 and move everyone else up one and swap Campbell and Marcus Allen around. Allen was amazing, its not his fault that he got screwed by the Raiders.

[@Rockhound6165]

You can take Newton off altogether as he's a 1 season wonder.

[@bryancoats5328]

Earl Campbell was an absolute beast with a football. Bum Phillips once said “Earl didn’t get hurt, he hurt people, but he didn’t get hurt”

[@SphincterOfDoom]

*cries in Earl Campbell's knees after 3 years*

[@floydparr8006]

OJ Simpson did win a National Championship in college, his junior year at USC. He belongs at #3. People forget what a great RB he was because of his off the field issues.

[@spencerleiataua3173]

Oj Simpson was the entire Bills offense. The first back to rush for 2,000 yds in a 14 game season. He even had more rushing yds than the team Qb had throwing yds on most games. Dorsett and Allen both had complete teams. Both stacked on offense and defense. This is why he is ranked higher.

[@Noles4life77]

@@spencerleiataua3173 not only the first, but the ONLY player to ever rush for 2k yards in a 14 game season. Insane. He would own the single season rushing record by a mile if he had 16 or even 17 games to play. Hell, he might have pushed closer to 3k yards with 3 extra games.

[@Stopcommentingthesamecomments]

Noone forgets about how great he was we just don't talk about him he didn't get a d.u.i the man murderd 2 ppl got away with it and then wrote a book on how he got away with double homicide So of course it out weighs football Chris Benoit will never be in the wwe hof because of his double homicide

[@rkupiecjr]

Yeah because oj is a murderer

[@jimmyplenderleith9471]

2000 yards in a 14 game season.......that is amazing

[@tylertaylor9288]

Cam Newton above Marcus Allen and Earl Cambell....what a joke

[@dancrews7769]

THANK YOU!

[@kevinburke6055]

Recently bias obviously. This was right after his MVP season. Now it’s looks bad

[@davidweatherbee9629]

Not too mention above Tim Brown as well?!?

[@BCsouperfan2124]

You’re right, but at the time it looked like Cam was going to be an all-time great QB. Ran into injuries similarly to Campbell

[@dwightpalmer9730]

We can talk about Bo Jackson as a tragedy, but we need to include Billy Sims also. Billy Sims was Barry Sanders 1.0.

[@kristopherschimmel1014]

Marcus Allen being only #9 is criminal. The main reason his career slowed down in the late 80's was b/c Al Davis hated him and tried to destroy his career. His told the coaches not to play him. What Marcus Allen would do in today's league would be awesome.

[@dr.jackkevorkian1119]

Jerry Rice & Tim Brown = Rich Gannon MVP

[@mattydsings]

Bro your channel is fire!! I am reliving all those great highlight shows of my youth...I'm only 39 but I grew up on the likes of Football Follies and NFL's Greatest Hits specials, this stuff is right down my alley rock on!!

[@jaylew8408]

There might be hundreds of people to tell Brown that he was to squeaky clean and needed some swag and attitude, but there are thousands upon thousands who prefer him to stay the way he is and continue to be a class act

[@dr.jackkevorkian1119]

It’s a darn shame this world and US in particular had come to the point of a Legend like Tim Brown not getting his rec because he was too perfect of a Great Dude. Ridiculous. I do feel that even with all the craziness going on in the world people are waking up and a player & person like him are more & more appreciated for their all around greatness on & off the field. Better to be a Great Person than a great player.

[@AdamKlownzinger]

Its because of a vapid atheistic culture

[@comfortat]

Ummm... what else do you want for him? He made millions and won lots of awards. What, exactly, are you desiring for him?

[@cdf360]

@@comfortat He wants him to get his recognition, that’s what he said. I’m not sure what’s confusing about that. It’s pretty obvious if you read

[@comfortat]

@@cdf360 He got his rec. He gets his rec. It's pretty obvious if you read.

[@husainlethal213]

Great channel. Keep it up bruh 👍🏾✊🏾💪🏾

[@slanderman3296]

Tim brown was a BEAST back in the day. He was as great as they come.

[@jeffreybomber4251]

Paul Hornung is so underrated. If he played for almost any other team we would talk about him today the way we talk about Jim Brown. Since he played for the star studded Lombardi packers he may have gotten 10 - 15 touches a game. Even with his limited opportunities he’s a legend. The golden boy.

[@jeffreybomber4251]

@freddie davis go back and read my comment, slowly. I am very familiar with Jim Brown. That’s why I used him as a measuring stick when comparing someone from the same era.

[@jeffreybomber4251]

@freddie davis once again you are completely missing my point. I’m using Jim Brown as the gold standard by which to judge another player from that era. I’m saying that PH could’ve been as prolific as JB was had he had more touches and was the only option on his team’s offense. I’m specifically zeroing in on JB because he was so prolific and was his team’s only option some of those years. I’m not comparing the 2. If not for JB the Browns don’t win that 1964 NFL championship. If the packers did not have PH I believe they still would have won the 5 titles that they won. Just my opinion.

[@raycasta10]

If u asked a person who doesnt watch football which is the one who blocks by picture, they wouldnt pick paul hornung lol

[@MP-tf7cc]

Most all great athletes from Hornung's era are now underrated and unknown by most fans who aren't old enough to remember them playing.

[@travistakamori1989]

Whoever told Tim Brown that he’s “too clean,” is working in the wrong field!

[@jeremiahrose4681]

Just insane how many Heisman winners played for the Raiders through history, and at one time, they had Timmy, Marcus, Bo. 8 I believe and if you want to count Matt Leinart (2004) - Andre Ware (1994) - Rashaan Salaam (1999) - then 11. crazy

[@joshuagamboaii741]

1:39 Tim Brown. 5:45 Marcus Allen. 9:01 Earl Campbell. 13:26 Cam Newton. 16:13 Tony Dorsett. 20:15 Charles Woodson. 23:43 Paul Hornung. 28:40 O.J. Simpson. 34:01 Roger Staubach. 38:55 Barry Sanders. Additional Fact (12:20): "You heard, J.B. Smoove, alright. 👍"

[@Inquisitor6321]

Thanks!

[@jeremiahrose4681]

That Marcus Allen run gets to me every time - we all know the run.

[@NDTexan]

Cam Newton does not go above Tim Brown on this list. That's a joke

[@diggsfather]

or marcus allen

[@Slick_Nick7567]

Or Earl Campbell

[@dariusrobinson5906]

Cam newton changed the game with his style thats why he went before them he broke numerous records his rookie year as well. His first 6 to 7 years he was unstoppable

[@NDTexan]

No he didn't change the game. And he might not even make the HoF. History didn't start with your recency biased opinion

[@dariusrobinson5906]

@@NDTexan tell me how he didnt he came into the league and broke just about every rookie qb record that stood the panther changed there whole scheme for him just give the man his props he came in and did his thing.

[@malcolmmurphy9126]

Nice salute to the great ones, OJ, Marcus Allen, and Earl Campbell, along with all the others on this list.

[@eriksmith2514]

30:12 Kenny Roda was wrong. O.J. Simpson was on an NCAA national champion team--USC, in 1967.

[@jonvisser1509]

Yep OJ was great

[@daveborn1971]

It's now nine HOF who won the HT Tim Brown is in the hall of fame

[@ericglenn9984]

You're a man of the people

[@kenflagler635]

What do you think would have happened for Barry if he had played on a real team. Hell! Just give him 5 seasons with ,49ers ,Cowboys,Steelers. A franchise that won. I grew up with Lion's football. Barry was the only reason there was NFL joy at all in Michigan. 😎😎😎

[@MRB16th]

I would have put Eddie George and Jim Plunkett on the list (shame they were overlooked) with Roger Staubach at #1 and Barry Sanders at #2 (this was a close one). Also, Hornung won the Heisman on a lousy Notre Dame team that finished 2-8 - the only time a player on a losing team has ever won it as of 2021.

[@bdeezy1794]

Nah I wouldn't have either on the list. Plunkett isn't even close to as good as any of the guys on this list.

[@ozzieray]

The only reason Archie Griffin won two Heisman trophies is because Joe Washington wasn't allowed to be on television. Oh well, Joe Washington was on a Super Bowl team.

[@howardcosell2022]

Washington 194-1321 6.8avg 13tds, Griffin 256-1695 6.6avg 12tds. Archie played in one more game in the Rose Bowl and had 76 additional yards

[@jonjonbailey4314]

Wow dat Earl Campbell vs Jack Tatum was saucy !!!

[@ajm3575]

To anybody who doesn’t think Paul horning‘s stat sheet is quite big enough. Please understand that he had to split carries with Jim Taylor and lost a whole season in the middle of his Career in 1963 because of a Gambling suspension. But despite all of those setbacks, every time he touch the ball, he showed the entire league that he was arguably the best offensive player of his time

[@ernieestrada193]

It's so cool that Roger stopped back and Tony Dorset are on this list

[@truejacksonveep]

Ah yes, Cam Newton's infamous 51 passing TDs in the SEC. For how good he was as a runner, I am shocked he didn't score 21 on the ground and 30 through the air.

[@anthonya2349]

1. Earl Campbell best running back I ever saw, he wasn't part of the Oilers he was the Oilers. 2.O.J.Simpson (lacked killer instinct). 3. Barry Sanders 4. Tony Dorsett

[@bdeezy1794]

Killer instinct..... Really?

[@mikevandyke69]

Big W

[@jonjonbailey4314]

3:35 I remember being at dat game it was Off tha Hook he closed out da Coliseum but we ain't wanna leave!!! Oops I think I'm confused wit da game vs Phoenix when he left wit punt return n OT

[@alexandercorrente5509]

That tuck rule hit…just incredible

[@salvatoresultana4058]

What’s so funny about these guys saying “what did they win?” is that all of these NFL writers make the point that you need three things to win a title: QB, coach, defense. The best QB Barry had was Scott Mitchell. His longest tenured coach was Wayne Fontes. His defense consistently ranked in the bottom 10 of the league. He was in the NFC when they won the Super Bowl every year. How could he win in Detroit?

[@voon183]

RIP Paul Hornung :(

[@Wolfhaliey]

Something random: Cam Newton was killed for not jumping on that ball in super and ppl were saying he didn’t want to hurt his throwing shoulder… just for him to hurt his throwing shoulder the next season and him not being the same since.

[@bdeezy1794]

8 weeks ago we stood in this same spot!!!! Shit gets me pumped lol

[@Comp164]

Barry .. perfect

[@bryancoats5328]

It’s sad that Barry Sanders, Earl Campbell and OJ Simpson never got to play on a Super Bowl winning team

[@carlcarlson331]

It's sad for 2 of those guys. Not the murderer and convicted kidnapper. Hard to feel sorry for him.

[@Rockhound6165]

If they ever did a top 10 Heisman busts it would be a real tough list to come up with. There are 9 in the 2000's alone(Weinke, Crouch, White, Leinart, Bush, Smith, Tebow, Bradford, Manziel and a case can be made for RGIII, Winston, and Mariota).

[@bdeezy1794]

And Al Davis drafted 90% of them

[@chiefkeef74]

I will go to bat for RG3 mainly because he was fucked over by Snyder and the Redskins organization.

[@Tropicool]

So happy Cam made this list

[@benjaminturek7375]

Doug Flutie is the greatest player in cfl history though.🤔

[@chiefkeef74]

Flutie should've been the face of the Bills. He would've led them to the super bowl against the rams

[@SuperOmnicronsj44]

Charles Woodson. Football Royalty. Even wears an ascot like John Barrymore or something.

[@jacktanner2835]

What, no Gino Torretta ?

[@markk9458]

Torretta getting the Heisman over Marshall Faulk has to be one of biggest injustices in College Football history.

[@dr.midnight-797]

Now we have Lamar Jackson, Joe Burrow, and Derrick Henry. Plus, DeVonta Smith looks incredibly promising.

[@nicolezyta3072]

Isaac I thought you were locked up. I haven't seen you up in Solomon in a while. Hope all's well.

[@outlawrip-offartist4161]

If anyone is wondering why Cam Newton isn’t on this list it’s, because this list was created in 2012.

[@DrewRandIsCool]

My mom met him and she said Earl Campbells legs are huge

[@rosario508]

Ah good. I was wondering why the heck Ronald Reagan was in the thumbnail.

[@deusfilius7]

Staubach #1, hands down. Not even close.

[@Bretkane]

They put newton ahead of Allen and Campbell in 2012....

[@eclectica1]

'Worst of the Rest'...haha, so disrespectful. But funny with it.

[@FinalFirebrand]

And we get to see DeVonta Smith coming in...everyone talking about Trevor Lawrence, but the prior is the dude to watch.

[@rickpowers3677]

How do you rate players that aren't nor going into the hall of fame above players who are in the hall of fame?

[@allensanders5592]

Thanks for adding OJ

[@supertaints1710]

7:46 Tom Flores was a happy man at this point after his Raiders humiliated the Redskins.

[@jeremiahrose4681]

Would anyone consider Plunket for this list? Rookie of the year, comeback player, 2-time SB winner and SB MVP. Means something right?

[@jonjonbailey4314]

I haven't seen it yet but I'mma say Either Charles Woodson or cuz I'm OaklTown Bizz or Gino Torreta!!

[@thehoodedteddy1335]

26:20 and suddenly Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy show up

[@s1mo-RBC]

Time to stir the pot. Earl Campbell was a better RB than Jim Brown. He played in a more competitive league. He had better top end speed. He was an equally powerful back. He was just better. The stats would show it if he doesn’t blow out his knees and if Bum Phillips doesn’t run him into the ground with 400+ carries every year. And Paul Hornung is absolutely overrated. Jack of all trades, master of none. People reflect way too fondly on those early Packers teams. Was Hornung even the lead back on his team? Also OJ was a better player than Staubach.

[@geldofpunk32]

Oh God that guy said Tim Tebow 😂

[@jobckts682]

John Cappeletti. PSU72. #22.

[@AJEDDY97]

One group I have to, begrudgingly, give credit to on these lists is the 70's and 80's Raiders. They always stick together when it comes to saying a former Raider is ranked too low. Think about it. How many times have George Atkinson or Phil Villapiano said that a former Raider (or anything really related to the Raiders) is too low on the list? It's amazing loyalty, and I have to respect it, even if I HATE the Raiders.

[@jonjonbailey4314]

Allen was Hella raw n he said I ain't no Oakland Raider but got drafted n 82 when I was born. But he was NFL MVP n if he ain't f Al Davis daughter 0r wife he a lead da NFL n RB Touchdowns

[@joshuabowen6589]

Joe Person is more monotone than Ben Stein and Charles Woodson absolutely earned his Heisman trophy he played in n 11 games scored 5 tds(Punt return, Rushing, Receiving) and snatched 7 picks. The reason i hate the Heisman Trophy is because it rarely goes to the actual best player. Its been going to the best player on the best team and only offensive players. Suh should have won his last season at Nebraska. Off top of my head i can think of three three undisputed Heisman winner Devonte Smith, Joe Burrow, and Derrick Henry

[@changhongyi2318]

First!!! I LOVE YOU ISAAAC!!!!! YOUR THE GREATEST!!!

[@whywelovefilm7079]

In the description box you said this episode was “originally aired in 2012” but #7 is Cam Newton and they mention him leading the Panthers to the Super Bowl in 2015? Lol…

[@isaacgreen3273]

There were updates sprinkled in with the original episode.

[@whywelovefilm7079]

@@isaacgreen3273 Ahhh, I see. Great videos man. Love the channel!

[@REXX399]

Let's cut the crap I know everybody has their favorites but pound for pound play for play and stat for stat both in college as well as in the pros no Heisman trophy winner can have the claim to number one on this list than Barry Sanders........ There's literally no one else like him.

[@tommyj387]

It's pathetic that people still after all these years have to be saying that Barry never want a single thing which he never did with the Lions. He played great in college proved himself and he carried that reputation to the NFL and did not let down any of the years that he played. They won the division which was the old Central division I believe back in 91 and 93 so that would have been his second and 4th or 5th Year. He took a dismantled franchise from a no-name team and people don't realize that they were making the playoffs even if it was in the wild card most of his career. Never had a steady quarterback only won one playoff game that I understand but Marino only want a handful of f****** playoff games in his lifetime and only made one super bowl granted yes he made the super bowl but you don't hear them throwing that back in the argument about Dan Marino anymore because of what he did and how he revolutionized the position and that is exactly what Barry Sanders did. Because after a few years in Miami Marino can I even make it back out of the divisional playoff round I think after he won the AFC title the one year he was like over 3 or only over two in his career in the playoffs and championship games.

[@jamesfarrington9030]

Campbell, I believe . wanted to follow Jim Browns approach - play 9-10 years and get out. He was just overused. He wore out.

[@doncheechako8084]

'Plunkett was a flame out'. Puke. Coach ground Chuck Fairbanks made him run, ended up with a smashed face,. A coach with a diamond QB who has no flipping clue how to use him. That meathead nearly destroyed Plunkett but that seems all forgotten in youtube land

[@bryancoats5328]

Since Roger Staubach there has not been another Heisman winner from any service academy

[@toekneecovarrubias6185]

This should be called the top 10 raiders players

[@cedricbeard4609]

1) WRONG! 30:07 OJ won the National Championship in 1967. Set the record for TDs in a season in 1975 & yards from scrimmage, the same year. A 14 game season btw. 2) Charles Woodson was Defensive RoTY in Oakland and was a perineal pro-bowler until injuries. Got beat for a TD in that Superbowl but also got a Interception.

[@EmmaBonn96]

Thoughts on replacing cam Newton with Derrick Henry

[@user-td2bv4qj7w]

IN MY OPINION THE 1# OVERALL HEISMAN TROPHY AWARD WINNER IS THE ONLY DEFENSIVE PLAYER IN CFB ALL TIME HISTORY TO EVER WIN THE HEISMAN TROPHY AWARD....1997 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNER FROM THE 1997 ROSE BOWL CHAMPIONS MICHIGAN WOLVERINES DEFENSIVE BACK CHARLES WOODSON 2# AT MICHIGAN CHARLES WOODSON PLAYED BOTH OFFENSE AS A WIDE RECEIVER, DEFENSE AS AN OUTSIDE CORNERBACK, &, WOODSON ALSO PLAYED ON SPECIAL TEAMS AS PUNT RETURNER....& 1997 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNER CHARLES WOODSON CAN DO IT ALL ON THE GRIDIRON...WOODSON WON THE HEISMAN TROPHY AWARD IN 1997 BY BEATING OUT MARSHALL WIDE RECEIVER RANDY MOSS & TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS SUPERSTAR QUATERBACK/1# PEYTON MANNING...IN FACT ONCE THE ANNOUNCEMENT WAS OFFICIALLY MADE THAT MICHIGAN WOLVERINES DEFENSIVE BACK/ WIDE RECEIVER/, &, PUNT RETURNER CHARLES WOODSON HAD JUST WON THE 1997 HEISMAN TROPHY AWARD... TENNESSEE QB/1# LOOKED LIKE HE WAS STUNNED, STAGGERED, &, STUPIDFIED!!! & IT REALLY LOOKED LIKE TENNESSEE QB/1# WAS COMPLETELY SHELL SHOCKED LIKE A TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLE & MANNING COULDN'T BELIEVE HIS EARS THAT VOTERS MADE MICHIGAN WOLVERINES DEFENSIVE BACK CHARLES WOODSON THE FIRST & ONLY DEFENSIVE PLAYER TO EVER WIN THE HEISMAN TROPHY AWARD. .THE SHERIFF PEYTON MANNING HAD HATE IN HIS EYES....IF IT WASN'T FOR THE BULLSHIT TUCK RULE CHARLES WOODSON WOULD HAVE MOST LIKELY WON A NFL SUPERBOWL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WITH THE RAIDERS WHOSE OWNER THE LATE GREAT HALL OF FAMER & GODFATHER OF THE RAIDERS FRANCHISE & ORGANIZATION MISTER AL DAVIS SELECTED MICHIGAN WOLVERINES DEFENSIVE BACK CHARLES WOODSON WITH THE 4TH OVERALL PICK OF THE 1998 NFL DRAFT....

[@colevc9221]

Marcus Allen deserves to be higher he would have been number 1 if his career hadn’t been sabotaged by the owner of his team that also refused to trade him despite his requests the fact that he’s as predictive as he was and has all those accomplishments despite that speaks for itself

[@jeremiahrose4681]

O.J. was a great rb in the NFL, people forget how great he was, for other reasons off the field. However, there's no way he should be this high on the list....one commentator was dead right. Dorsett and All should be higher than O.J.

[@ciAMkia]

Ok, on the first Marcus Allen play you showed, the Raiders QB, Jim Plunkett threw a key block. That's a QB for the ages!! Geez!

[@Pfsif]

Everybody is doing the Heisman pose different than the statue.

[@ThankGodImBlack370]

Tony Dorsett should be number one. He won the Heisman, National Championship, Rookie of the year, and the Superbowl in 400 days.

[@dr.jackkevorkian1119]

Las Vegas Raiders 🏴‍☠️ It’s our turn to draft a legit Heisman Winner to be a stud in The NFL & carry on that tradition. QB-Jim Plunkett RB-Marcus Allen RB-Bo Jackson WR-Tim Brown WR- Raghib The Rocket Ismail CB- Charles Woodson

[@tsoc9148]

I have never heard of George Dunham.

[@sestoelemento2013]

How did they talk about cam newton's 2015 season if this aired in 2012?

[@MP-tf7cc]

The top 10 Heisman winners in the NFL are the 10 who made the pro football HoF.

[@AndrewWarrenPatriotsfan]

I think if they redo this list DeVonta Smith and Derrick Henry will make this list.

[@TheEgganator324]

I remember when Tim Tebow was no.7

[@tufstuff2586]

Coach THATS BARRY SANDERS! lol Charlie Batch is great

[@petebrown3715]

And now Can Newton is an also ran with the Patriots.

[@dumisatonyjohnson8145]

30:09 Championships?! Teams win championships not players by themselves, you goofy 🙃 He ran for 275 yards against the Lions 🦁 He was the first NFL player to run the ball for 2,000 yards in a season (1973 season-14 ball games)

[@wayascotokee311]

OJ shouldnt even be mentioned...we all know he sliced and diced his way in life.