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Barry Sanders Top 50 Most Ridiculous Plays of All-Time | NFL Highlights (REACTION!)
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He was my idol growing up. I'm a 49ers fan, but there's no denying Barry's THE RB GOAT
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I was going to say the same. Go Niners.
Lott and Craig were good, Sanders was great. I miss the 80's and 90's Niners btw.
It's hard to name a RB GOAT, because there are so many contenders. But it's hard to not say Bo Jackson is the GOAT, unless you punish him for the short career. But I can't hate Barry as the non-asterisk GOAT.
You and I are twins. Same exact thing here. NINERS fan, but Barry’s next to them
His ability to stop, then get back up to speed while putting on moves was crazy
I swear, if he played in the modern era with horsecollar tackles being illegal, he’d have every TD record. It was one of the very few ways to take him down.
Greatest RB of all time if he didn't retire when he did he would've destroyed the rushing record of the nfl easily
Don’t forget he didn’t have near the offensive line Emette Smith had. Can you imagine if he did? He’d have over 2000yds every year.
@@smokinmecrazysteakteam6608EXACTLY! Emmitt Smith is a great RB. But Barry Sanders is the Greatest.
So Sanders was the backup at OKST behind Thurman Thomas. Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer said “don’t hurt Thomas because we don’t want to face Sanders”.
I still say his 2600 yard year, or whatever it was, is the most amazing thing ever, because he was on a bad team, that didn't even go to a bowl. Bowl stats didn't count anyway, but bad teams, even back then, tended to not have huge rushing yardage. Even if you didn't normally pass the ball much, everyone would if they were losing late.
As someone who has lived in Michigan all my life, while being 20 years to young to even be alive when the Lions last one a championship, Barry is one of the few things the Lions can be proud of over the last 50 years. One of the best to ever play, and one of the most respected to ever play as well.
I still can't believe they hired that San Diego coach, forget his name, who ran a traditional offense that would have wasted Barry. I hated to see him retire, but I get it. Guy is getting older, and now you want him to bang it up the middle all day for 4 yards, instead of getting him in space in the old timey run and shoot spread offense.
@@Tijuanabill The coach was Bobby Ross (I think). Barry did get his 2000 yard season under Ross. But yeah, I wasnt a fan of Ross' offense either.
Normally, I don't watch reaction videos. But for Barry, I will.
I had the privilege of watching Barry Sanders play his whole career in Detroit & for someone who was only 5 "8' tall he had a long smooth stride & his acceleration was second to none .
another thing, as great as he was. he was the most humble guy ever and he always handed the ball to the official after every touch down ever. no showboating period
Man I forgot how fast Barry was. I always think of his cuts and his ability to make guys miss tackles, but he had some jets!
He ran just like a Cat. Best ever. There won’t be Running Back like this again.
My all time favorite athlete.
The Tampa Bay safety #47 that Barry juked out of his pants, at 10:54, was a multi time 1st team All-Pro and the current 49er general manager.
i miss the soothing voice of john madden as color commentator. & Tom Landry with the suit & hat. It was class back in the day.
Grew up in metro Detroit and he was awesome to watch, unbelievable balance and speed! The best ever!🤘
They once said they had to test his uniform because there was no way he could slip through people trying to tackle him I did have the pleasure of watching this man play and it was awe inspiring
That was his rookie year, the vikings requested the refs check his jersey because they thought he'd had silicon sprayed on it, lol, true story. Incidentally he did not have silicon on his jersey
@@christco120 the one thing about him was that he was the reason you didn’t want to go up against the Lions because it was just a matter of time before he broke through any defense “Hey we’re playing the Lions this week… F**K they have Barry Sanders SoB lol” he was THAT guy
I was lucky enough to have been born early enough to watch him live. Fun fact, Barry Sanders never had a lineman that made a pro bowl. Just adds to how good he was. I don't think these highlights do him justice. He had the greatest 3 yard loss you've ever seen.
Barry had good to great Top End Speed, but his Acceleration was God Tier. His moves and ability to break tackles speak for themselves.
Because the Lions play on Thanksgiving every year, Barry was present every year at the family gathering for his entire career. Everyone, even the mom's and grandma's, knew who Barry was. They would stop to watch him, too.
Considering the team he played for…Barry is the 🐐. Period.
Sanders was an athletic genius. To me, he was the most interesting player to watch in the history of the game.
I’ve seen the best defenses overall but the single game beat defensive effort I’ve ever seen was in 94 playoffs when the Packers held this monster to -1 yards rushing on the game. Only time it ever happened. He was a beast
it has been said he has sprained or broken numerous ankles from players trying to tackle him.. he could have easily had the record for the most yards ever by a RB but retired in his prime. such a gentleman , never spiking the ball or taunting opponents. scored a touchdown and just handed the ball to the nearest ref .
I remember when he junked Rod Woodsons knee right out of it's socket. Sick.
He was directly responsible for murdering Rod Woodson's ACL
Man had the strongest, most flexible ankles ever. Just imagine what he would have done had he played for a good team instead of the perennially mediocre Lions.
Lol the guy's already mindblown at #18
How good was Barry Sanders? Situation: 3rd and 15, down by two touchdowns. Best call? Handoff to Barry. Watch his moves. It’s as if he sees what YOU see from the upper bleachers. He had God-tier vision.
He is simply the best athletic human ever !
I am a saints fan and you'd think Brees would be my all time favorite player but it is Barry. I do not believe there was any player better than him and he was so humble
I would say Bo and LT were on another level, and so was Barry.
He was so good. Crazy almost supernatural awareness of where the open lane was, and used every inch of his blocking. A truly Great One.
Fun fact. In Barrys rookie year they had to stop the game and inspect his jersey to see if it was oiled. He was breaking that many tackles. Such a beast.
There's never been a more dangerous player with the ball in his hands. He had strength, balance, vision, and his ability to change direction and accelerate was second to none.
I think play #41 was his first NFL carry
He was breaking tackles and breaking ankles 🤣🤣🤣
Watching every Sunday was like what is he going to do next?And when he RETIRED it was a Shock!R.I.P. G.O.A.T
He is the goat of the RBs. Don’t get me wrong, there was some great ones but no one was more exciting to watch than Barry. His balance and full field vision is unmatched.
Barry is in a class by himself. As a Lions fan, he was a ray of light during decades of misery. The Best RB of all time.
It's a tough position to do a GOAT for, but I think its hard to not say Bo but, he has all those asterisks, unlike Barry.
Hey man, this was my favorite Barry reaction. You understand and appreciate exactly what you’re watching. I grew up in the Barry, Deion, Jordan, Cunningham, era. Glad I’m still enjoying sports too as a 47 year old and glad people are watching some of these great 90’s players highlights and loving them. Barry was special… Barry was different. Not a lot of TDs because once they got within the 5 yard line, they stopped giving him the ball a lot. Usually it’s because he just ran 75-90 yards to get to that 1st and Goal.
As a lifelong lions fan, I had the pleasure of watching the 🐐
0-60 in nuthin flat. Low center of gravity and exceptional balance. Never showboated after scoring. It's a shame he retired so young and didn't have the team to get him a ring. Still, he was my favorite RB while growing up.
What isn't said in this is that the Lions had not much else. Scott MItchell and Rodeny Peete were the best QBs he had. Marginal linemen. They basically gave the ball to Barry all game and he would always break a few of them to carry them. Lots of players elusive in open field. but Barry was elusive face-to-face with a player and a whole d-line in ffront of him. Just amazing.
Just started watching your content. I'm from Iowa now live in South carolina
What part of Iowa are you from?
@@FTBREACTS I'm originally from Sioux city. Wbu
Good ole Fort Dodge...you might not know where that's at..@@tjswanson1713
Barry Sanders is the Greatest Running Back in the history of professional football. He accomplished more in only 10 yrs of play than most accomplish in their entire career.
Bo.
I remember when Barry retired. I'm still waiting for him to change his mind fr 😢
There are some great running backs in NFL history. In the 60s - Jim Brown, Jim Taylor and Gale Sayers, 70s - O.J. Simpson, Walter Payton and Earl Campbell, 80s - Marcus Allen, Eric Dickerson, John Riggins.
Bo.
We were so lucky to have Sanders in Detroit for 10 years. He definitely could have played a couple more, but the organization was pathetic and he was tired of the losing.
Imagine if we had a above average QB, a decent o-line and a mediocre defense. I’d say they could have made it to at least the conference championship at least once
You spelled IS wrong. There is no W in it.
Barry bust people in threes......he broke ankles, he broke tackles, and broke their hearts as he ran by!! THE BEST
His 50-100 best plays is better than than most hall of famers top 50. I saw him being chased for what would be a 20 yard loss by the entire other team and ended up gaining 15 yards.he broke 11 tackles on the play. Don’t know why not included.
this is a GOAT..je like a bar of soap...a water bug....
Oh shit i wasnt expecting a fellow Iowan.
GOAT GOAT GOAT RB!!! In 10 seasons: -all pro RB x10 years -#3 all time total career yards -#1 all time avg yards/game (99) -#1 all time avg yards/season (1,500) -never had top 20 rated O-line in any season -retired in his prime (tired of carrying garbage teams). Definitely would have had every record.
Barry and I are the same height. The difference is one of his thighs is the size of my waist. Dude was a freak and I’m happy to have seen it. GO LIONS!!!!!!!!!
The greatest work of art I’ve ever seen is this man with a football. 🫡
Yep - all those 'horse collar' tackles that aren't allowed today. He'd have scored more and gained more yards today.
Barry is the baddest to ever run the ball!
some of his best runs where for only 2 yards he would run 65 to get them
I'll never forget my first year of fantasy football, having every intention to draft Barry with my #1 overall pick. Instead I took Emmitt Smith, because Barry had a goal line back on his team, that stole TDs. Barry rushed for the NFL record that year, and would have been the best player overall. I'll never live that fail pick down.
Everybody in the game knew he was getting the ball and they still couldn’t stop him. Detroit never had a great quarterback during the Sanders years so it was even more impressive.
But they ran the spread, which is perfect for him, putting him in open space with fewer defenders in the middle.
If you haven't react to Bo Jackson. Barry Sanders greatest career running back ever, but if I could only choose one running back for a single game ever healthy in their prime I'm picking Bo. Bo could run over full grown men, and is the fastest NFL player ever at 230lbs....
Bo is the eye test champ, but it's fair I guess when folks want to asterisk him, for the short career. Still think Bo should be in both Halls though, just for his ability, despite the lacking career stats.
My Young Brutha, you should review Walter Payton. Then you'll see why Barry, Emmitt, and Thurman Thomas. Ran the way they did! But always remember, before Barry, Emmitt, Thurman, and Walter. There was Jim Brown.
He was a 99 elusive, and an 89 speed. He had field awareness. You can't teach what he had.
Those players you see lying on the ground like laundry? Lot of them are Hall of Famers whose bread and butter was tackling. People have been injured untouched trying to tackle this man.
My favorite is the last one. He just beat a whole-ass defense by himself.
Salute to Herman Moore #84, you can see him out there blocking on most of these plays, you don't see Receivers nowadays being willing blockers like that..
Key word willing. There is a lot of "good enough" blocking from the skill positions, but few really block nasty and finish blocks. He was a good productive receiver too. I loved that guy.
@@Tijuanabill All Facts.. 💯
Crazy part people forget is that a lot of the people in this video that Barry made foolish were prime pro bowlers and hall of famers. That is insane.
He was the goat. I was super young when he played but remember that he would do this stuff against anybody. Did anyone else notice how many of these plays were against Tampa Bay. What the hell's going on? They're not even in the same division. 🤣
The Lions and Bucs used to be in the same division. It used to be the Minnesota Vikings, Green Bay Packers, Detroit Lions, Chicago Bears, and Tampa Bay Bucs. It was the NFC Central.
If you'll remember, everyone had days like that against the creamcicle Bucs. They were awful.
@@ryandaley3351 That's right I forgot about all the old divisions before the Jags and Panthers came in. Lol the Seahawks use to be in the AFC West with my Broncos. Now they're an NFC team.
every team had a scheme for barry not to often did it work
GOAT.
Bo.
Barry gave up a little top speed and endurance for enhanced torque and control. He was catchable on the long runs, but not for the first 40-50 yards. Now try: Walter Payton Marshawn Lynch Marshall Faulk Jim Brown Earl Campbell Mike Alstott Christian Okoye Bo Jackson
Okoye! THE NIGERIAN NIGHTMARE! I'm a Chiefs fan so of course I loved his career. One of the most sought after Chiefs memorabilia items you can buy, are his 4 game broken helmets.
As you grew up with college football rather than professional football as your basis this should ring true for you. Barry treated grown men like they were still in school on the football field. You think of the great college performances, well Barry did that at the next level where there weren't any small schools to beat up on.
Everyone says Barry is the GOAT, but when you say to them, "What about Bo Jackson though", they usually say, well, other than Bo of course.
G.O.A.T.
Lions fan here and even bigger barry fan i rarely ever seen too many defenders get a good lick on him becuase how elusive and quick he was
Check out his OSU highlights. His senior year was...
Before I watch a second of this video you have to remember he almost never had real blocks or a PRO offensive line helping him also the passing game was almost nonexistent so every team knew Barry is gonna be getting it
The spread helped though. Took two linebackers off the field.
He made everybody look stupid. You realize he made world class athletes look like amatures
Opponents prepared for Barry but not like he's a dangerous part of the offense, he was the only part of that offense. he was the only thing opponents prepared for ...and yet they couldnt stop him
My favorite RB. Thanks for noticing the break away speed, most people focus on the lateral movement and broken tackles. I'd like to compare his game time forty and his off the field forty. I think he was actually faster in games while suited up. They probably caught up with him sometimes in practice. Game time Barry is a different person than practice Barry
The highlights don't show how many ACL's he made guys tear. Unreal......
If there's a better runner, God has not made him yet.
The Fucking GOAT
He was super humble .. you should watch bye bye barry the documentary
As a Panthers fan picture this....your team has basically no D, barely a QB, and no passing game. The oppo D had one key---stop Barry. Then look at his numbers. Imagine is CMC was the only top 200 player on the team....his teams make one playoff game in his career, Barry was the team and was still that great
Do the best of jerry rice. wr. Nfl.
I would like to see a video of the number of men he left face down on the turf. Berry's body count
This is a collection of his longest runs but not necessarily his most impressive runs. Some of his most impressive runs only went for 7 yards but they should have went for -4. He was special. This video is nice, but it doesnt scratch the surface.
Iowa! God it sucks here.
Man facts 🤣🤣 Nothing to do..
@@FTBREACTS doesn't help our politics have regressed 50 years either.
@@stevenbanks1548 IMPEACH BRIAN FERENTZ! Iowa fans need to rise up. Full on pitchforks!
Barry was money wish he played for a better team 99 td's that would be a good film
Good reaction but there was no reason top crop the vid
10:20 Teams did plan for him, that's all they had to do because the Lions had nothing else, they didn't have a passing game, every game the opposing team knew what the Lions were going to do and HE STILL lead the league in rushing almost every year he played...
Man, if he were part of today's Lions, we'd be putting up 50+ points a game.
These guys he was making look silly were no chumps either. Some of them are HOF players.
He’s the best IMHO. However, if you don’t agree you have to at least say he is on the Mount Rushmore of RBs.
Barry, Bo, Jim Brown, and...? Hrm...
You asked how many TD 99 rushing TD on just over 3000 attempts an a little bit over 15000 yards
He had 109 touchdowns
And he still retired 1 yr before he woulda broke the all time rushing record early prime
TBF Emmitt Smith playing until he was 150, would have passed him anyway.
Very low center of gravity.
Below the turf low, down underground with the drainage. And his legs are often not at all under his body, swinging super wide left and right, and his body is still rock solid and not moving around with them. That weird long stride he had was unique. It was long, but his feet were still moving fast enough to cut.
Emmitt Smith might have the record but Barry Sanders and Walter Payton are better than Emmitt Smith. Sadly Detroit didn't use Barry Sanders in the passing game and he was so dangerous in the open field. He wanted out of Detroit but Detroit wouldn't trade him and he just Quit the NFL . Check out Walter Payton he was a Beast and his running style is hard to find.
You're not old enough to know Barry Sanders. I thought it was funny early in the video when you said if you don't catch him early, he's gone. Right after you said that, a defender chases him down from behind and tackles him. Barry Sanders wasn't known for his speed. He got caught from behind all the time.
Only early in his career, he got tired of people saying that and worked on his endurance and long range running and rarely got caught afterward unless someone had a good angle on him
And by a crap ton of horse collar tackles.
Greatest RB all time. 2nd best player behind Jerry Rice.
No doubt💯💯
Bo.
Ur cool bro