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Pete Johnson

Pete Johnson

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Nov 4, 2026

Tom HemingwayHOST
68:06
It was four miles per hour previous to the game, but it may be a little stronger right now.
Tom HemingwayHOST
68:33
First and 10 for the Buckeyes, and it has given off to a new fullback, Pete Johnson, and Johnson cracks his way down inside the 40 to about the 37-yard line where the tackle made by Dave Brown and Carl Russ.
Tom HemingwayHOST
68:43
Johnson's only a freshman.
Dave McKayHOST
68:45
Tom, I did mention that Elias, I thought that he had injured his shoulder out there, and I think I'm right.

7 MINS LATER

Tom HemingwayHOST
76:08
Another first down for the Buckeyes, and this time they are threatening once again at the 23-yard line of the Wolverines.
Tom HemingwayHOST
76:14
This time they give it off to Johnson.
Tom HemingwayHOST
76:15
He finds a hole up the middle, and Pete Johnson is down close to the 16-yard line.
Tom HemingwayHOST
76:20
Stranko got him to the ankles with assistance from Russ.
Jake QueryHOST
23:09
The fans of this town, before the Colts came to town for NFL games, they went and they sat through frigid temperatures at Riverfront Stadium and watched bad Bengals football.
Jake QueryHOST
23:21
Isaac Curtis and Pete Johnson out there, and maybe Turk Schoenert this year is going to be the guy with Jack Thompson, the throw-in Samoan that will unseat Ken Anderson.
Jake QueryHOST
23:29
Let's go all watch.
Jake QueryHOST
23:31
Or perhaps you went to Chicago.
James RapienHOST
61:49
Eventually, maybe.
James RapienHOST
61:51
But on the day after James Brooks gets enshrined in the Bengals' ring of honor, When they traded him for a guy that was just completely done and they get him from the Chargers and he was awesome like that trade they used Pete Johnson Pete Johnson was awesome and then they trade him for James Brooks and it worked out very very well that was in 1984 Pete Johnson was basically done.
James RapienHOST
62:18
After being very productive for the Bengals.
James RapienHOST
62:20
Part of that 81 Super Bowl team.
Chick LudwigGUEST
64:53
And Reggie Williams caused him to fumble.
Chick LudwigGUEST
64:56
Anyway, they trade him in 1984 for Pete Johnson.
Chick LudwigGUEST
65:00
Pete only played that year with San Diego and with the Miami Dolphins.
Chick LudwigGUEST
65:06
And James Brooks goes on to play eight seasons for the Cincinnati Bengals and become their leading rusher in franchise history until Corey Dillon surpassed him.
Steve FezzikGUEST
35:44
Yeah, remember, I'm from Southern Ohio, so I'm a Bengal fan.
Steve FezzikGUEST
35:48
Big Pete Johnson, et cetera.
Steve FezzikGUEST
35:52
Chris Collinsworth.
Steve FezzikGUEST
35:53
But 5.7 yards per play offense, 5.6 defense.
Seth ShanerHOST
41:39
My goodness, Bob White, fullback in the late 50s under the first Woody teams, All-American, national champion.
Seth ShanerHOST
41:46
And then you get to Pete Johnson.
Seth ShanerHOST
41:49
I think we talked about him a little bit.
Seth ShanerHOST
41:52
A school record 58 career touchdowns.
Brian InglisHOST
42:25
I obviously have never dug up their clips or whatever, if they were some.
Brian InglisHOST
42:30
But I do know that Gomer Jones is an All-American and Bob White, I do recall that name from... 57 national champs, I guess.
Brian InglisHOST
42:39
But yeah, Pete Johnson, I even was too young to even remember him with the Bengals.
Brian InglisHOST
42:45
But man, you've just seen enough clips and you and I are steeped enough in the Archie Griffin, Woody Hayes legacy that you know what a great player Pete Johnson was, both in college and in the NFL.
Mike BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:46
James was a player we acquired from San Diego.
Mike BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:51
We traded Pete Johnson, who was a fine player, and we got in return James Brooks.
Mike BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:59
They were opposites.
Mike BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:01
Pete was a big power back.
Jimmy CrumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:57
The Bengals have made a lot of substitutions.
Jimmy CrumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:00
Pete Johnson, Tony Davis.
Jimmy CrumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:07
Bengals with a third and actually about one and a half.
Jimmy CrumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:10
Hand off into the line.

6 MINS LATER

Jimmy CrumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:34
And it's going to be, or second and three, it's going to be just a wee bit short of the first down.
Jimmy CrumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:39
And the Bengals put their short yardage team in, including Mike Cobb.
Jimmy CrumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:42
The tight end, Tony Davis and Pete Johnson go in, and Clark and Archie Griffin come out.
Jimmy CrumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:46
The ball is exactly at the Dolphin 41-and-a-half yard line.
Tom HemingwaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
80:36
It was four miles per hour previous to the game, but it may be a little stronger right now.
Tom HemingwaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
81:03
First and 10 for the Buckeyes, and it has given off to a new fullback, Pete Johnson, and Johnson cracks his way down inside the 40 to about the 37-yard line where the tackle made by Dave Brown and Carl Russ.
Tom HemingwaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
81:13
Johnson's only a freshman.
Dave McKaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
81:15
Tom, I did mention that Elias, I thought that he had injured his shoulder out there, and I think I'm right.

9 MINS LATER

Tom HemingwaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
90:09
first down for the Buckeyes, and this time they are threatening once again at the 23-yard line of the Wolverines.
Tom HemingwaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
90:14
This time they give it off to Johnson.
Tom HemingwaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
90:15
He finds a hole up the middle, and Pete Johnson is down close to the 16-yard line.
Tom HemingwaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
90:21
Stranko got him by the ankles with assistance from Russ.
Seth ShanerHOST
62:29
Also, did you know his 48 total touchdowns is third all time at Ohio state? Do you know the top two guys?
Brian InglisHOST
62:39
I will guess Pete Johnson and Keith Byers.
Brian InglisHOST
62:42
You
Seth ShanerHOST
62:42
got it.
Seth ShanerHOST
62:43
Pete Johnson had 58 total touchdowns, whereas Keith Byers had 50.
Seth ShanerHOST
62:49
I once met Pete Johnson.
Seth ShanerHOST
62:51
He was doing that Buckeye Roundtable show with 610 WTVN, and we were at the Buffalo Wild Wings on Bethel Road.
Seth ShanerHOST
62:57
And I went up to him, and I said, is it true that you're the all-time leading scorer in Bengals history? And that's non-kickers category, by the way.

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