Throwback RB

[Dre11]

Being a former RB ,I loved this guy tenacity.

Marion Barber was so tough to tackle https://t.co/xXUsycRYT5
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[cowboyec]

he LOVED the contact.
MARION THE BARBARIAN
CROM.
CRUSH YOUR ENEMIES.
SEE THEM DRIVEN BEFORE YOU.
AND HEAR THE LAMENTATION OF THEIR WOMEN.

 

[CF74]

He was a beast until he tore that quad and tried to play thru it...

 

[big dog cowboy]

MBIII was a beast and was a joy to watch play because he played he game with heart and passion.

 

[Knotamus]

Loved MBIII. He was truly fun to watch. He’s drive, passion, and ‘no fear’ attitude when it came to contact set him apart from modern RBs. Unfortunately, that type of game is hard to find and doesn’t last long at the NFL level. Defenses are just way to big and strong for a RB to last more than a few years.

Side note: his receiving skills were under rated.

 

[Carson]

The barbarian was a treat to watch!!!!

 

[CWR]

Being a former RB ,I loved this guy tenacity.

Marion Barber was so tough to tackle https://t.co/xXUsycRYT5
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Im always down to celebrate his brief dominance here. Amazingly fun player to watch, I had no choice but to get hyped watching him maul opposing defenses and completely demoralize them.

 

[viman96]

MB3 trucked Archuleta! Totally spun that dude's head around!

 

[408Cowboy]

I miss watching him slap the **** out of people. I mean stiff arm.

 

[Crazed Liotta Eyes]

Loved watching that dude run. Unfortunately, that style took its toll. Still the best 2 yard run in history.

 

[Alexander]

MBIII was a beast and was a joy to watch play because he played he game with heart and passion.

I think it was more reckless abandon. Every now and then you see a back who runs crazy like that. Lynch, Chris Ivory are similar types. They don't last long.

 

[Crazed Liotta Eyes]

I think it was more reckless abandon. Every now and then you see a back who runs crazy like that. Lynch, Chris Ivory are similar types. They don't last long.

Yup, he ran like a maniac and it was cool to watch while it lasted. He didn't have all the talent in the world but made the most of what he had.

 

[viman96]

One of my favorite MB3 runs was a goal run TD of the right side. I think it was against thenBirds ornthe Giants. He gets hit at the line and then high steps into the endzone.

 

[Hawkeye0202]

Saw this a few days ago, couldn't stop watching. Sadly, the last I heard (a few years ago ) he had some mental issues but again, that was a few years ago. Hope he's back on his feet.......

 

[northerncowboynation]

Being a former RB ,I loved this guy tenacity.

Marion Barber was so tough to tackle https://t.co/xXUsycRYT5
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Now that's a throwback.... crash, dash and flash

 

[northerncowboynation]

Got chills watching that!

 

[northerncowboynation]

Saw this a few days ago, couldn't stop watching. Sadly, the last I heard (a few years ago ) he had some mental issues but again, that was a few years ago. Hope he's back on his feet.......

So many hits to the head just in that one short clip. I hope that's not the cause to the mental issued because I celebrated that reckless abandon

 

[JohnsKey19]

Favorite Cowboys player to watch post 2000. If you could pair prime Barber as a backup with Zeke and a healthy Cowboys OL, the NFL would change the rules.

 

[northerncowboynation]

he LOVED the contact.
MARION THE BARBARIAN
CROM.
CRUSH YOUR ENEMIES.
SEE THEM DRIVEN BEFORE YOU.
AND HEAR THE LAMENTATION OF THEIR WOMEN.

lol, I think that should be JGs new catch phrase

 

[Whirlwin]

Being a former RB ,I loved this guy tenacity.

Marion Barber was so tough to tackle https://t.co/xXUsycRYT5
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Throwback was Robert Newhouse. You have to love the Barbarian but he was too small. He had one great season