AYE YOO!!! THIS MAN TOO FAST!!! Barry Sanders TOP 50 Most Ridiculous Plays Of All Time Reaction
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They’ll never make a highlight reel but some of Barry’s greatest runs were for 0-5 yards. He had a terrible line and would often have to juke half the team and run side to side to just make a few yards. One of the greatest I every had the privilege of watching.
I was about to say the same thing
Many people will argue glover & Brown were pro bowlers but they were good pass blockers but pathetic run blockers. Once they left detroit they had a hard time cracking other teams starting lineup.
Barry is my favorite back of all time.
it's not just the straight line speed, it's the quickness of his change of direction. sanders was a beast
Barry had Emmitt's offensive line, he would had 20,000 yards in his career
A year...
Not to mention that Emmitt played 16 years and Barry only 10 with only a 3,000 yard difference. If Barry played 16 years and a better offensive line, He could have gotten 25,000.
@@redwinggoose7649 absolutely right
20,000 might be a little bit high, oh, you meant in his career. thought you maybe meant in a season. because he might have gotten close with the cowboys team in front of him.
@@dereksibley1474 20,000 for the career, but if he was in the Dallas backfield all those years then he might have hit 25,000.
dude , how many other folks have literally left a whole team's defense lying on the ground after being surrounded and still made the touchdown? (knee never came close to being down)!!!!!!!
Immaculate!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BEST RUNNING BACK EVER !!!!!!!!!!!
I second and third this comment.
Easily
I agree 1000 percent. Nobodh did what he did in 10 years as a rb in history in the stat column and thru the eye test. I will debate anyone why barry is the goat.
You right man
Best NFL player ever yo lol
Brady best QB
Sanders offence goat
LT defence goat
You saw the greatest of all time right there. I don't care what anyone says. Barry is the GOAT.
There will never be another RB that was as fun to watch as Barry Sanders. There have been some great ones, but Barry was the greatest. Listen sometime to the defensive players who played against him, they will tell the whole story.
We may never get to see it because of injury, we shall see but Barkley can fit that bill. His rookie season was stellar with highlights.
More football highlights my guy! As a detroiter I was privileged to see this man career from start to finish!
Barry never had the same kind of elite top end speed that some backs had, but he was the most elusive back of all time. He also had great balance. It was nearly impossible to bring him down with just a hit. Had to wrap up and hope you got lucky. With a terrible offensive line he made defenders look like high schoolers. He put up some ridiculous numbers in his career, and would easily have broken Walter Payton's record if he hadn't retired early.
Great choice. My favorite player to watch, ever .
same!back when we had the new satellite connection from usa!we got Detroit channel 7!we loved the NFL to start with, then we got Detroit home channel that showed his games!We liked all the other teams Monday Night games too, but when Lions were on back then!had plenty of coffee to his games were the best!
that run against the cowturds was epic. he was hit and wrapped up and then was not. spins out the tackle and steps over the fallen and 75 in white was spinning around trying to find BARRY but he ran past him leaving tacklers in his wake.
Barry was fast, but every team had someone faster on defense. What made him so dangerous was that a) he could accelerate from stop to full speed faster than anyone else, b) he had unparalleled situational awareness, and c) he was both ridiculously strong and insanely agile, so that you had to tackle him PERFECTLY or he'd get away from you. People who played against him said time and again how they'd get both hands on him, go to bring him down, and he'd just be gone.
One other thing you may have noticed - at no point did you ever see him celebrating a touchdown. He always just tossed the ball to the nearest ref and headed to the sideline. And this was in the era of people hiring professional choreographers to come up with long, elaborate dances in the endzone.
You can watch this every week and it will still be relevant. Barry is Super Natural. He also played hoops for fun and could dunk. Its Barry and Lawrence Taylor for best highlights of all time. Prime time can be in the Convo, but that's his nature, he gave himself that nickname. Sanders college highlights are even more ridiculous. You will never see this ever ever again.
Honestly it’s the 5 to 10 yard runs that were mesmerizing. The way he juked the defense line just to get a few yards was cray. You don’t see a lot of those clips as highlights.
lol even runs for a loss were entertaining as hell
If Barry had the offensive line that Emmitt had with the Cowboys...he would have been untouchable.
Truth
If he played in Denver with elway n with their zone blocking scheme , oh my lord
@@BlackRB21 Or with the late eighties niners' offensive line. Imagine Barry on the same team as Montana, Rice, and that monster offensive line they had.
He could have made the hall of fame just on his Tampa Bay high lights Berry was the best we loved him
#13 was the run that put him over 2000 yards in 1997, he needed I believe 131 yards(or so) in the final game of the season but was held to just around 20 in the first half, thanks to that run and an amazing 4th quarter he ended with over 180 yards in the game and 2053 for the season.
fun fact, he had 53 yards in the 1st 2 games combined. so in 14 games he got 2000 rushing yards. edit spelling
@@burns4246 yep, I remember people wondering what was wrong without him after those first two games lol
Play Number 1 is my all time favorite NFL play in the History of the Sport! I have watched that over 300 times and I still never get tired of it!
Barry had 2 speeds, here he comes and there he goes. he is the best running back ever
This is guy is by far the best RB I have ever seen
It really wasn’t his top speed but the acceleration Barry had, to go 0-60 in a flash. Sucks he was on the Lions who wreck generational talent like his or megatron’s
#8 that player who got frozen was John Lynch, one of the best tacklers in the game during that era. Not on this top 50 was when he also froze up Rod Woodson, one the all-time greatest players. Bo Jackson would just blow by you and Earl Campbell would run you over, but Barry would break your ankles.
Sanders was fast as hell. Not in top speed, but in the “I’m gonna patiently wait for the hole, then HIT the hole harder and faster than anyone else ever” kind of way. Combine that with his strength and the best shake and bake of all time and you have the best running back ever.
I watched this guy run through my Buccaneers every time when I was a kid.
That 1 game Barry broke for a 82 then 81 yarder against the Bucs damn
@@drae82 It was number 8 and 6 on the list.
Same, but with my Packers. Hated the Lion, but had nothing but admiration for Barry.
They actually tested his uniform because players would swear there was no way he could slip through their fingers the way he did. One of my favorite running backs of all time
I was never a Lions fan but I would watch their games just to watch Barry, he was unbelievable at times. Like other Greats, he was able to read the field and almost project what was going to happen, then you add in his ability to just take off, juke, spin and bounce off of tackles or just break them altogether was just a pleasure to watch. I know a lot of people want to compare Barry to Emmitt Smith but I tend to give the edge to Barry, I believe that Smith was a little bigger and stronger which I feel is what he relied on whereas Barry would just throw peoples games off with his movement. Glad you got to watch this! Oh, and to hit on one of your last statements, I am a huge fan of the RB position, it definitely is a hard position but my personal love, seeing a very well rounded TE, running, catching and blocking, with a good one, it can be really hard to defend against.
Best pure instinctive runner. Ever.
Best running back of all time, easily
That run on # 3 was against an elite Chicago Bears defense...Singletary, Dent, Hampton, McMichael, Otis Wilson, ect.
HIM AND JIM BROWN WERE INSANELY FAST
I wouldn't say fast with Barry. He did have legendary elusiveness and 2nd level acceleration. Got caught a lot.. 40 yards down the field.. lol
@@brandonerwin7031 yeah 100% agree, Barry was not elite speed wise, not that he was slow he still ran low 4.5 but nobody could get to top speed faster than him so he seemed faster than he really was. Change of direction, top speed in 2 steps everyone else is like 4 or 5. He also played at a faster speed where others would have to calculate where and what to do, Barry just did it without thinking.
@@beezer5623 Yep. He was ridiculously strong, incredibly agile, could accelerate like a mofo, and probably had more situational awareness than any other active player. Made him a nightmare to face. If the Lions had had a competent passing game or even a decent offensive line, he would have single-handedly made them serious playoff contenders every year.
I’m a cowboys fan but this man was a beast
At #7 Barry Sanders made 46 Tim McDonald do a complete 360😂😂😂
The man...The myth...The legend.
Great vid man
No question . Best Ever
YOU BEAT ME TO THIS REACTION YOU TURD!
love you bro lol
😂😂😂what can I say, just had the feeling lol🤷🏾♂️
Easily the best RB ever and a great man too.
Keep up the hustle🔥
Yessuh 💯💪🏾
The number of All-Pro defenders that are front and center on these highlights... wil never be another Barry Sanders.
He said "psssshhhh sat'chu down"🤣🤣🤣
😂😂
Just awesome.
The real best ever
Every NFL team was glad when Barry Sanders retired so they didn't have to face him because everybody knew who Detroit was going to give the ball to & they still couldn't stop him & I know first hand because I had the honor & the privilege of living in Detroit & watching him play his entire career their .
Love the reference to, Spin Cycle... As that is exactly what he did them...
Lawrence Taylor called Barry Sanders, 'The Ghost'. You'd see him one second, and the next second he was gone. I get how good of a back Emit was, but Barry was on a whole other level.
Never met him in person but was close to him a couple of times. Ran around a track at the same time he was doing the same. In a bar when he came in. Didn't really want to disturb him.
Beast
Yeah, 4.37 40 and dude could lay on jukes like no one else in history. Could also drag four or five people when he needed. Barry said he got those skills from playing flag football as a kid. Makes sense why no one usually even touched him Special, special talent. Another from that time worth checking out is Bo Jackson - injury wiped what would have been an amazing career, but he was a monster.
The camera doesn't even do justice to his speed. Watching him live in person and seeing that burst is crazy.
Barry Sanders is definitely in the goat argument. He had explosiveness if that makes sense. He could stop and change directions on a dime.
His legs were the size of tree trunks, and he had magic feet.
GOAT
He had 5 attribute points left and he said fuck it and put them all on acceleration.
No.{3} Stands out the most to me; I mean mostly all Barry's; runs were insane.
"However"#3. Stands Out to me because, when 3. Of the toughest Bears🐻 Defensive Linemen all at one touch or grab Barry; it's like somebody hit the Drunken-Master Cheat Code in one those Tekken, or Streetfighter, Game Disk...or transferred the Joystick🕹 Mode onto the field in that particular game that day.
Like I said' mostly all of Barry's; runs were and still are some of the best ever! And till this day Barry with all his talents, remains a very Humble individual...what a Blessing, and a pure Joy to have seen him play.
Sweet 1st reaction to football ljs gale sayers is my favorite
I love running backs and Sanders is my fave, but check out Tony Dorsett. NOBODY hit the hole quicker or was more capable of the big play.
Sanders had *explosive* power running and how he could slip through tackles. It's too bad he played with the sad sack Detroit Lions. (And I'm from the Detroit area). The Lions haven't won a Super Bowl with the great quarterback, Bobby Layne. My birth year and my age so that part is easy. When Sanders was scouted they said he was "too small" to make it big in the NFL.
The human joy stick is what he was. I don't think he's human. He's from another galaxy!
Imagine having Berry sanders on your fantasy football team. Lol
Is it just me, or did Barry almost always have explosive games in the throwback uniforms?
That top playlist forgot to show the "minister of defense" great Reggie White HOF also get shaken/stirred/broken ankle, and fall in defeat of another great run. RIP Reggie White.
Number 1
No showboating and 100% effort all the way into the end zone.
I’ve always called him The Reel Sanders
After watching this, the man Barry Sanders abused the Bucs defense so many times. Jeeez
barry!
Hey man, can u react to gilbert arenas 45 pts against prime monta?
Barry Sanders was the only NFL player I've ever seen that hit the crossover on everybody. This is what it looks like if an Allen Iverson plays football.
That’s facts right there bro💯
That’s a great comparison .
@@jchung1506 💯
Marshawn Lynch - Beast Mode - you won't believe it !!!!
Do Warrick dunn
#1 and done
If he ever wanted a nickname, I would've called him "Scarry" Sanders
Hey Tom Brady, Imagine if Barry Sanders had Pro-Bowl, All-Decade Team members, Hall of Famers, and 100 Year All-Time Team members as teamamtes like you do.
Barry was not the fastest or the strongest, but he was way faster than fast enough. And, everything else about him was a 9 out of 10 or better! What I mean was--he had skills and abilities that could not be duplicated(even by Dante Hall). Though, Hall amazingly was in the lower rung of the same neighborhood on juke and vision, but there's no Sanders to ever play in the NFL!
Check out Randy moss highlights
Sanders had a "seam" gear that was other-worldly....
Oh my gosh, he gone !
I think he's the greatest football player ever.
Would've been first back with a 300yd game, given a little more time.
Never spiked the ball
Look at Christian Okoye
A lot of hamstrings got pulled trying to catch #20.
He tore Rod Woodson's ACL.
Whatch these highlights with a video game controller in hand pressing the buttons like playing an old school Madden game. 😂
😂😂
Thanksgiving!!!
Check out the Nigerian nightmare mr Christian Okeye. Derrick Henry before Derrick Henry was born
Barry could cut on a dime and give you change.
Bo Jackson was fast
Of course I knew #1 would be against my Cowboys. Still, I know one thing, the Vikings, Bears, Bucs, and Packers DCs and defensive players had nightmares the week of the Lions games and then immediately had PTSD afterwards.....He just abused his division rivals.
Also, keep in mind that he did all this while they were actively stacking against the run, as the Lions' passing game was a joke.
Bruh reacted like how i did the 1st time i seen play number 4 all time. He really juked the hell outta them Buccaneers defenders especially that first guy...had him lost in the sauce
I disagree with the terrible line nonsense. He had 2-3 very good OL, including the great Lomas Brown. He also was in an offense that had a trio of great WRs in Herman Moore, Perriman, and Johnny Morton. The QB was also decent. The big issue was the HC. Wayne Fontes was an idiot. He almost always took Barry out inside the 5, especially on 3rd down. Even if you aren't going to give him the ball, at least have him in as a great decoy.
This is one of the very few that can make you look stupid.
Barry carried the Lions for YEARS, and yet the Lions still couldn't get to the Superbowl, so he quit football and went to Europe.....
Wanted to watch this video, but had to stop at 2:52 after the 10th “He gone”. 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
You gotta appreciate that Barry's Lions teams were almost always TRASH!! Barry's line was TRASH! He didn't have 5 Hall of Famers blocking for him. Barry was the only REAL threat on the field. Teams STACKED against him ALWAYS! And he STILL fucking trashed teams over and over!! I am a DIE HARD Packers fan, but Barry Sanders is the greatest running back of ALL-TIME!
Just no.
His size made people think he wouldn't make it and noy were they wrong