O.J. Simpson

Approval Rate: 44%

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    disgustingfats_tupidsmellyugl_ypig

    Tue Aug 25 2009

    Judging him solely on his performance ON the field, he was one of the best RBs of all time, hands down...

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    nillon24

    Tue Jul 08 2008

    Although a bit overrated overall, for a few seasons he was a killer running back. His cuts were legendary. The way he would slash his way through a defense and knife his way into the end zone would put the fear of god into his victims... er, opponents. Imagine being a defender trying to tackle the juice in his prime... it must have been murder!

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    svgdgfs

    Sun Sep 23 2007

    soooooooooooooooo guilty. the juries were all probably his fans.

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    randyman

    Sun Sep 23 2007

    To this day, I still can't believe someone hasn't taken this piece of sh*t out yet. Original Comment: His double murder cancels everything this slime ever did. The number one example public lynching should be brought back, at the very least tar and feathers. Ditto for Johnny Cochran.

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    mariusqeldroma

    Sun Sep 23 2007

    On-field, the Juice was everything a team needed. Fast feet, hard to tackle. Off-field, he is everyone's worse nightmare: a murderer who got off scot free due to bad prosecution. The two halves of O.J. cancel out for the current rating...

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    eschewobfuscat_ion

    Tue Jan 02 2007

    He still owns the greatest Heisman voting majority of all time. It's funny how the Bills ought to be embarrassed by his actions after leaving football, but Southern Cal receives no such chastisement. Irish, of course, is correct, he was one of the three greatest running backs of all time, his 200 yard season, the first in the history of the NFL, still stands as a tribute, not to him, but to the importance of teamwork. The "Electric Company" was assembled to turn on the juice and it was spectacular. But, he should have been found guilty. Nobody in recent memory has unintentionally divided us racially the way OJ's verdict did, but each side thinks the other is stupid for their belief. The last time I was at the "Ralph" in Buffalo, I was walking down a ramp behind a #32 Bills jersey with the name "Nordberg" on the back.

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    howdaphuckrya

    Thu Jul 13 2006

    Oh Lawd...We all know he did it...why's he actin' like he the only that don't know he did, he got off clean now its time to shut him up, before he get into more bs, this time johnny cochran is a bit busy on another plane (r.i.p brotha cochran)...it is time for o.j. to go sit down somewhere...a black man broke 'The System'..O.J. shut up and sit down somewhere...

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    seltaeb9

    Mon Dec 19 2005

    There are some who have stated that activities off the field should affect a submissions rating. Although I tend to agree, there can still be no denying the greatness of a runningback nicknamed "The Juice". On the flip of that is the morbid thought, that if he could slice and dice another human being....then what was he capable of in a pileup. Wasn't aware that he only had 4 good seasons. That might explain his absence from the top yardage backs of all time.

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    callitdownthel_ine75

    Mon Oct 17 2005

    A miserable human being who got away with murder? Perhaps. Yet, it doesn't erase the fact that he was the first man to rush more than 2000 yards in a single season. A former Heisman Trophy winner from the Universtiy of Southern California, Orenthal James Simpson was the next great running back immediately after Gale Sayers and before Walter Payton- playing for a relatively-hapless team like the 1970s Buffalo Bills. Yes, his legacy as a person after his gridiron days might be blood-stained (sort of speak). But O.J. was one of the best runners ever and a deserving Hall of Famer based on his gridiron accomplishments.

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    number1nflfan

    Tue Oct 11 2005

    Just because he rushed for 2,003 yards in one season hes good? He had 4 Good rushing seasons thats it the rest were horrible rushing under like 900 rushing yards or something.

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    canadasucks

    Mon Oct 10 2005

    Easy kids- the list says 'as a FOOTBALL player' The Juice was a 5-star football player to say the least. . .too bad he hit his wife harder than he hit linebackers. . .

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    marthamayi

    Mon Oct 10 2005

    murderer!

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    abichara

    Mon Oct 10 2005

    Look, there's OJ the person and OJ the football player. No matter what, you can't ignore one side of the story over the other. Yes, OJ did murder his ex-wife and her friend in cold blood. The evidence is incontrovertible. The blood found inside of OJ's Bronco, the bloody glove and OJ's bloodied clothes was more than enough evidence to merit a conviction. That the defense had extremely convenient explanations to explain this was the long-shot that worked for him. Injecting the race issue sealed the deal in that case. However, despite all of this, we're rating football players here, and OJ was probably one of the greatest runningbacks in the history of football. His records are incredible and he was simply a great sportsman who made the game interesting. I do believe that sportsmanship however is a character issue as well, and that includes how you behave off the field. Taking it in total, he was a great talent, however, he lost it all because of his lack of control and discretion.

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    numbah16tdhaha

    Mon Oct 10 2005

    Murders can still be good football players. Just look at Ray Lewis! UPDATE: Did somebody not like the Ray joke?

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    mtbmlb

    Tue Mar 08 2005

    Graceful and smooth. I'm rating him based on his football career and not on his trial.

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    donovan

    Sat Mar 05 2005

    Sad, such a waste! If he did what he was accused of and it appears very strongly that he did then he is rated a BIG -0- on the list of NFL greats. His earthly accomplishments are nothing and the example he has left for young athletes is shameful.

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    bocartwright

    Sat Mar 05 2005

    O.J. Simpson, The worst excuse for a human being on the planet. Take lots of ice where your going Juice!

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    ni8504

    Thu Feb 17 2005

    Would be a five, but I can't bring myself to give such a vile piece of complete and pure $hit a rating so high. My conscience simply will not allow it. On the field, he was easily one of the 5 best backs ever, but when you choose the type of path he did, you forever taint your legacy. It's tragic, but Juice will always be remembered as a murderer, not as the amazing played he once was.

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    beatlesfanstev_eo

    Tue Jul 13 2004

    Great football player. But. Guilty as Charged.

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    pressman

    Wed Mar 31 2004

    If I killed someone I would want to get away with it too. Awesome football player. Loved watching him and I wish the NFL archives would show him because they stopped doing so. As a player one of the best ever. You think your such a bad ass, give OJ the ball the you try to tackle him.........

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    sfalconer

    Tue Dec 30 2003

    Another talent in his annoucing days who ruined his carrier and damaged his place in football.

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    scarletfeather

    Tue Dec 23 2003

    Well, he may have been a great football player, but isn't it important for athletes to have character too? Many children look up to athletes.

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    jglscd35

    Tue Dec 23 2003

    the best moves he showed were beating a murder rap. he must think a caddy committed the murders because he always seems to be on a golf course.

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    enkidu

    Mon Dec 22 2003

    Anybody who rated OJ one star needs a remedial course on logic--giving him that rating on this list is just plain stupid. Whether or not a man is a murderer has no bearing on whether or not he was a great football player, and OJ most certainly was both.

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    the_real_truth

    Fri Nov 14 2003

    One of the greatest running backs of ALL TIME. Awesome player, good commentator, fair actor, and a bad judge of women. Found innocent of the crime of murder in a court of law by a jury of his peers. It's interesting...after 100 years of murders, the first Klansman EVER found guilty of murdering a black person in this country came in 1993. Supposedly, all the Klansmen tried before this time were tried in court of law by a jury of their peers. NOT ONE conviction. This country stood by those verdicts. Maybe O.J. should've joined the Klan...

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    president_x_d

    Thu Sep 25 2003

    Great football player. Multiple murderer. Zero stars.

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    ladyshark4534

    Wed Sep 24 2003

    I am rating him on the football field. Pretty strong and very fast.

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    rebelyell1861

    Fri Sep 12 2003

    I guess money and fame can even buy the right to kill.

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    philkid3

    Sat Sep 06 2003

    You people make me sick! This is for rating the man's football ability. One of the greatest. Ever!

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    brian_b

    Tue May 27 2003

    Weather slashing through defenses or a wife, he set his goals and achieved them.....

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    bigbaby

    Mon May 26 2003

    Murderer.

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    armchair_jock

    Mon May 05 2003

    What a ridiculous display by the vast majority of people on O.J. This site is supposed to rate him - and everyone else - as a football player not for you people to launch into a diatribe about his personal life. Sticking to the subject at hand: O.J. Simpson was a great football player. Perhaps in the top five running backs of all-time. By the way, keep your "ugly" and "unsolicited" opinions about his personal life to yourselves!

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    marconej

    Mon Apr 28 2003

    EVIL EVIL EVIL man.

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    gmanod

    Sat Apr 26 2003

    Who cares? If a guilty man was set free then it shows an inefficiency in our criminal justice system, but an efficient democracy at work. If he didn't do it then he is free, either way there are more pressing cases of this that occur all the time. As I always tend to remind people has Ken Lay been prosecuted yet? Nope, the rich will always win in this country, but why do we let them.

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    niehausapprais_er

    Sat Mar 29 2003

    Please put the category of O.J. somewhere else. I am forced to vote 4 for his football skills. He is murderous scum. Damn, he could run (and cut, too easy).

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    drbanner

    Sat Mar 29 2003

    What is wrong with you people?! This is about the greatest PLAYERS of all time, and O.J. was indisputably one of the greatest running backs who ever lived! Besides, he wasn't proven guilty. Only the killer(s) and God know what happened. Give him the rating he deserves!

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    forgotten_hero

    Sat Mar 29 2003

    Proof that the right lawyers and a large sum of money can buy your freedom.

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    silverbunny

    Fri Mar 28 2003

    He is a ugle piece of afterbirth. It gauls me that he breaths the same air as I do.

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    kurt_warner

    Tue Mar 25 2003

    MURDER MURDER MURDER DUMB ASS

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    widgeon

    Sun Feb 16 2003

    all killers will fry in Hell

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    lukskywlkr

    Thu Oct 24 2002

    As a football player I won't argue about his obvious talent. However, the man is a murderer. If Pete Rose can be kept out of his hall of fame for betting on games, what in the world are we gonna do with someone who murdered two people? Give them five stars??? I DON'T THINK SO!

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    davis21wylie

    Sun Jul 07 2002

    Okay, let's clarify: reviewing OJ Simpson here falls under the category of NFL Players (All-Time). That doesn't mean review him as a person, or whether you think he killed his wife. In fact, I think he did it, and don't respect him in the least as a person. That said, this is a review of Simpson AS A FOOTBALL PLAYER. And Simpson was a great running back. Simpson's main asset was his speed; at USC, he used to run sprints on a nationally-contending Trojan track team. What separated him from other, less successful, NFL "track stars" like Bob Hayes, however, was his uncanny football IQ and instincts. Simpson was also a large back that could take punishment and run over guys if he needed to. His balance and vision was a lot like Emmitt Smith, and he had a knack for finding the hole with good timing. Basically, Simpson is the prototype NFL running back.

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    southernpatrio_t

    Sat Jul 06 2002

    This creep should have a ZERO rating! A one is too high.

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    enyab10f

    Tue Jul 02 2002

    I don't care if OJ was a talented player. He is still a big creep. For years, he used his wife as a punching bag. Than he killed Nicole and her friend. The stupid jury voted "Not guilty" because his high-price lawyer used the race card. I agree with Abichara. The juice has done nothing positive for the black community. Right now, he is playing golf or spending time with his bimbos.

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    john_michaels

    Tue Jun 25 2002

    blaqpower would talking about what a sellout O.J. is before the infamous trial. Becuz a brutha is rich and successful, make him a sell out. The "honkey" wife was his toy, and betray you blaqpower. PLus OJ soldout to the whites' many company to sell Micky D junk! blaqpower would feel different if it was his sista!

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    loneusfullhous_efan

    Thu Mar 28 2002

    You know he did it.

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    freceira222

    Wed Mar 20 2002

    Great player. I know that you are innocent. I hope he finds the real killer soon

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    solenoid_dh

    Mon Mar 18 2002

    He's a cocky, unrepentant, in-your-face liar and killer. He proved that if you play the race card just right, you can literally get away with murder. But one day he will stand before God, and no lawyer on earth will be able to shield him.

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