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BO JACKSON FAN REACTS TO BARRY SANDER HIGHLIGHTS!!! (WOAH)
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Its funny hearing you say you need to watch some Reggie Bush college highlights.....you need to find some Barry Sanders college highlights. He had what is known as the best single season of any player in history. The man broke 34 records in 2 seasons, man was a beast
Oklahoma State fan here, facts.
FACTS!!!!
Totally what I was gonna tell this youngster. Reggie Bush...lol And while you're watching Barry in college, look up Anthony Dorsett at Pitt. Bo, of course at Auburn, Earl Campbell at Texas, Eric Dickerson at SMU, Freeman McNeil at UCLA, etc.
Hell, at USC alone, you had: Anthony Davis, Marcus Allen, Charles White, Ricky Bell, Mike Garrett, Ronald Jones, then maybe Reggie Bush haha
34 NCAA records (mostly Marcus Allen's records) in 1 season. Watch those highlights he couldn't be caught, 10+ per carry!
Barry averaged over 300 all purpose yards and 3.2 touchdowns per game, yes per game in college and that was in 11 games and he sat out about 4 - 4th quarters that season AND they didn't include his bowl game vs Wyoming in those stats and he scored 5 TDs that game , INSANE STATS that will never ever be touched.
You’re talking about Reggie Bush’s college high lights… Barry had 3250 total yards and 39 TDs in one season in college. He was absolutely unstoppable
seriously. Barry had the greatest college season by a running back in history. They didn't even count his bowl game stats like they do now.
And did it in 11 games. He averaged 239 yards per game and 3.2 touchdowns , per game !!!
Barry Sanders is the best running back i ever saw. And i have been watching the nfl and college football over 40 years.
Barry was the most exciting runner in NFL history, and in the discussion for greatest ever. He retired at the top of his game or he'd be the all time rushing leader. Barry Sanders 1 on 1 in the open field was pure artistry.
I will say it every time. If Barry was running behind an OL like Emmit Smith had most of his career, he would have AVERAGED 2000 yds a season! But he was constantly running through defenders instead of running through big holes.
Facts! Dallas had one of all the best OL in NFL history
Yeah if Barry only had to juke 2 defenders instead of half the defense emmit be distant second
He ran around defenders and left them on the ground with injury's because they couldn't recover from his jukes. I remember Deon Sanders had to be helped off the field when he attempted a corner blitz and tried to catch Barry in the backfield! Just another mark on his belt...
Easily. I always said that
30 Pro Bowls between the Cowboys Linemen during Emmit's 13 year career there. I'd even wager a 3,000 yard season for Barry during some of those years.
Barry #1. He did it with an offensive line that wasn't worth beans. It wasn't speed. It was how fast he could accelerate. He could stop and be back up to full speed in micro seconds. It was how easily he could shift position. It was his spider sense of always knowing where everyone was, even those behind him. But it wasn't speed, and he could get run down, but if he got 20 to 50 yards, who cared. I saw him make 8 guys miss and only get 1 yards, and it was awesome to behold.
"Wasn't worth beans." is being polite. I had a different word in mind that started with S and ended in T - lol.
That's exactly it He could burst from a dead stand with amazing speed with a 4.4 in the 40!
Barry is hands down the best runner ever. Give that dude the ball and step back. Bo was sick but injury held him back. Even if he was healthy for a whole career though he wasn't Barry.
In 1997 Bobby Ross became the head coach. He says, you will all play the way I say, and Barry ran for 53 yards in their first 2 games. Everybody came down on him, he then let Barry do his thing and he ran for 2,000 yards in the last 14 games for a total of 2,053. If Ross kept his mouth shut Barry could have made 300 or more in those first 2 games for 2,300+ total! Now that's the real deal of Barry Sanders!!!
Barry Sanders is kind, soft spoken and humble. Met him when he was in his 40's and still looked like he could play and break ankles. He said his favorite back was Walter Payton "Sweetness."
This man was 1 run away from the rushing record, didn't care. Took himself out the game.
I was at that game at the Silverdome when he passed 2,000 yards. It was an amazing experience!
We had Reggie Bush here in Detroit for a few of his better seasons and you'd still have to multiple his output by 2 to equal Barry, plus do it for 10 years like that. OJ did it in 14 games, was crazy.
Barry got 2000 yards in 14 games. In 1997 his first two games was only 53 yards. He then got over 100 yards per game for 14 straight games to end up with 2053 yards
OJ gets forgotten or dismissed for stuff off the field. But he was insane and I'll always respect 2000 yards in a 14 game season.
as elusive as reggie bush was, barry was much more elusive. I've seen elusive backs and very good or great ones but none that did it like barry
@@miamiman24 No need to tell me, I am 50 and live in Wayne County, Barry is immortal. I was at the Bo vs Barry Monday night game.
The Michael Jordan of football. Didn't win shit, but dude did shit that isn't humanly possible on the F'ing regular. Ya never wanted to miss a single down, cuz ya just KNEW sooner or later he would do some cray cray shit that would blow your mind.
Ps. I was a Niner fan, but watched the Lions simply to see living art!!!
Gotta watch so Earl Cambell highlights. Dude was a beast he’d run over a LB and fly by CB’s. Has my favorite run all time. Speared a LB juked out a safety or 2 then had his jersey ripped off as he carried 3 defenders 10 more yards.
Walter Payton, Barry Sanders & Jim Brown. Love me some Derrick Henry currently
Notice how Barry never went crazy in the end zone. He just handed the ball to the ref. His dad told him "Don't act like it's your first time there, or the last."
I think you forgot one running back in your top 5.. Jim Brown. Best to ever play the game. The records he set were when they only had 12 game seasons and retired his prime. He averaged 5.2 yards a carry over 9 seasons and 104.3 yards per game over 9 seasons and never missed a game in 9 seasons. Those records have still not been broken even with 17 game seasons now. Would love to see you do a Jim Brown reaction. Keep up the great work!
Jim was a fullback, and as fast as the big man was (and he was big and fast) he wouldn't be able to catch Barry. Barry would juke him up and down the field! And that would go for any other running back!
Jim Brown played in an era where he was one of the biggest players on the field. On top of that, he had Pro Bowl linemen. In 9 years on Cleveland, his linemen had 21 Pro Bowls between them. Now that's a good line! I would still put him top 3... Maybe behind Payton who didn't have a great line in his career but was very productive.
You were spot on when you said Bo was faster top end, but Barry was ridiculously quick. His initial acceleration left everyone behind and then it was just a question of if any DB was fast enough to eventually run him down, or get an angle on him.
Barry Sanders junior season in college. Literally the best season ever
If Barry Sanders would have not quit in his prime he would be the all time rusher my opinion 😉
Barry had a trash ass offensive line AND the Lions played in a single back formation, so he had no fullback to block. He got the ball with 3 defenders already in the backfield. GOAT.
If he wouldn't have retired so early nobody would have every touched his all-time yards record, fact or fiction - fact.
The top 50 plays of Barry is the best video to react to.
Billy Sims was another Lion, wore #20 as well, was a beast for Detroit. His career was cut short though, kinda like Bo Jackson's.
You need to watch highlights of Barry Sanders in college. He set college records that will never be repeated
Barry would have shattered rushing records if he hadn't retired after only 10 years. There was speculation that he retired because he didn't want to break Jim Brown's record because Barry's father was a HUGE Jim Brown fan and for his whole career said Barry was the best, after Jim Brown. I think he retired because Detroit would never trade him and Barry didn't like the direction the team was going, the new coaching staff and he was tired of losing.
Barry said he retired because he felt he had accomplished most of his goals. But I do believe he was a bit tired of losing.
His vision was insane
Bo I think was faster, but Barry was quick. He could switch directions so quickly. Great vid, glad youre watching these and reacting
I would take Barry Sanders. He is the only person to make the pro bowl every year of his career. He also averaged 1500+ yards a season for his career
there was actually an NFL coach who asked the referrees to check Barry sander's uniform for vasoline, there was another NFL coach who had hisdefenders try to chase a chicken down to best emulate barry's running style
yooooo I aint neva heard anyone describe Barrys running style snake like but thats exactly what it looks like lol
Your know your stuff, and I respect that.
Barry retired at 30 coming off a 2k yard season. He was 1500 from the all time mark. He also could have broken Dickerson's mark, but he took himself out and let his backup get play time.
He was like a damn cat running around 😂
Best I ever seen. I’m 45. Bo was faster, but this dude had the best feet ever. 18” of daylight is what he said he needed. Make ya miss in a phone booth. The shiftiness is crazy. Illy with the stick on the PlayStation.
Gayle Sayers said he needed only 18” of daylight, this statement was too flashy for Barry to make.
@@chipschannel9494 thank you for correcting me
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You need to see Barry Sanders at Oklahoma State
My top 5 are... Barry, Sweetness, Brown, OJ &, Peterson. In no particular order.
Then there's a backlog of special backs just behind them imo, Campbell, Emmit, LT....
Barry did his thing in 10 seasons. He would have been at 20 k yards if he had played another 5 years. He got tired of losing on a sorry team and just walked away from the game!
And I don't blame him a bit.
Reggie Bush was a beast like that also, Yeah....In COLLEGE!!!!!! Thank you for the laugh
God created a Running Back and created Barry Sanders then broke the mold. There never be another Barry Sanders. He was a once in a lifetime experience.
55 for tampa bay at the 8:48 mark was one hella of a football player also. A member of the NFL 2000s All-Decade team, he was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2014. Derrick Brooks
Beast 💪🏿
Once you watch Barry, it's over.
Bro! You GOTTA watch Barry’s 1988 college highlights at Oklahoma State….still the single best season in NCAA history please check it out!
Barry wasn't the fastest runner, and could get caught from behind by DBs, but he was the quickest at changing directions. It was almost like he could teleport a yard in any direction and make guys grab nothing but air!
You gotta remember Barry Sanders retired very young he could have been the greatest but because the lions couldn't reach any championships Barry lost his love for the game and retired at his peak! It's sad that he didn't get onto a better team and win a Superbowl but he's still a legend!
"and THERE HE GOES..."
Best 3 running backs.
1. Barry Sanders
2. B. Sanders
3. Barry S.
What he lacked in size and speed he more than made up with ❤️.
Barry Sanders was my favorite running back to watch growing up. You should do a reaction to Derrick Henry
We have not seen a rb like Barry since. We haven't seen another rb like Barry!
Barry was like Allen Iverson on the gridiron! My man was EARL CAMBPELL....Put a HURTIN on ppl!!!
Barry Sanders was the ONLY running back in NFL history to juke someone and the would be tackler ( Rod Wooson) tore his knee and was done for the season. It happened vs the Steelers in the first game of the season. Facts
"He runs like a snake" lolol
Barry was simply electric. He was so elusive it was hard to get a good hit on him. I'd say a precursor to Barry was Gale Sayers. I suspect Barry emulated a lot of what Sayers did, but even better. My top 3 would be Barry, Emmitt Smith, and Walter Payton.
My top 5. Jim Brown. Walter Peyton, Barry Sanders, Emmitt Smith, Eric Dickerson, and last but not least Marcus Allen.He was a Superbowl MVP and NFLMVP. People for get how Allen's career was sabotaged by Al Davis. Davis benched him in his prime refusing to play him or trade him. When he finally did trade a old Marcus to the chiefs he was a league leading rusher.
You need to watch Barry's college highlights and no one else's. He ran for over 2600+ yards and 37 touchdowns which did not include the bowl game where he had 5 touchdowns and over 300 yards rushing.
My top 3 all time Barry Sanders Jerome Bettis and Marshall Faulk.
You are missing one thing... Barry Sanders did all that on the LIONS... and if I'm correct, even with all his great play, they never made the superbowl, they never made a champion ship, did they even get out of a wildcard spot?
I watched Packer games back then, and Herman Moore and Barry Sanders WERE the whole team. I think their blocking was good (you'll see some awesome blocks on his runs), and the Bucs were HORRIBLE in the division back then (it was Chicago, Green Bay, Minnesota, Detroit, and Tampa Bay at the time)... but Chicago and Green Bay and Minnesota were all decent.... the north was a tough division and while the packers D was probably not great, Chicago's was always good)...
So when you compare him to those other RB's, many of those were on superbowl contending teams. Walter Payton was on one of the most iconic teams, the 1985 Bears. If Barry Sanders had played on that team, he would have probably doubled his yards!
It is a shame that his team was so bad that he decided to retire early. He could have played a few more years.
I had the honor & privilege to watch Barry play his entire career in Detroit . What makes Barry Sanders look so fast is he had a long smooth stride for a guy that was only 5'9" maybe 5'10" tall & the way he can shift his feet & his kinda little skip juke he used to do .
5'7" to 5'8" with a short fast stride. I watched his entire career also.
I like that "skip juke".
Barry had like 4.5 speed.. but he could get from 0 to 100 in like 3 steps.. he could stop and start on a dime and get to full speed before you could blink
Never spiked the ball. Why? Because that's for the guys who weren't in the endzone that much.
Top 3 running backs IMO was Walter Payton, Barry Sanders, and Emmitt Smith. In no particular order. There are 3-4 other guys that could easily be there as well, picking 3 is really difficult TBH. Other notables are Bo Jackson, Jim Brown, Eric Dickerson, Earl Campbell, and Adrian Peterson. Also if Terrell Davis and Shawn Alexander had 3-4 more years of playing they could have been in that conversation as well.
Place Barry Sanders in the Jim Brown era. They would have thought he was an alien. 3,000 yards.
Picture Barry Sanders with Bo Jackson’s body, that was Jim Brown 💯
Roger Craig was a beast. He was the first RB to rush and recieve for 1000 yds in one season
Bo ran a 4.12 and a 4.18. They made him redo it because they thought the timing messed up
#1 barry sanders #2 walter payton #3 faulk
Why is it that no one actually looks at the years played because ALL the other great RB's played way more years the B. Sanders. Sanders retired before his time.
There were really only a couple things you could ding Barry Sanders on. He wasn't a great blocker (he was okay but he couldn't hold blocks well because he was undersized). And he wasn't the fastest guy. But he actually seemed to get faster as he got older. If he'd been faster, he probably could've had at *least* 50 more touchdowns in his career because he'd often break a big one but get caught around the 5 yard line and for some reason the Lions coach would then give the ball to a short yardage back to get the TD. But a lot of the shifty backs nowadays learned their moves by watching Barry. Even now, I'm not sure that anyone has equaled let alone surpassed Barry for sheer elusiveness. He made pro football players look like amateurs trying to tackle him.
Top 5
1. Jim Brown and Barry Sanders
2. Gale Sayers
3. Marion Motley
4. Walter Payton
5. Marshall Faulk
1) Barry Sanders 2) Walter Payton 3) Adrian Peterson 4) Emmit Smith are the Mount Rushmore of running backs. The only way to understand Barry is to watch an old episode of the keystone cops. Barry made some of the greatest defenses of all time & greatest defensive players of all time look like the keystone cops. The other guys you mentioned were also great backs. But those are the greatest of all time.
Can u react 2 Allen Iverson’s MIXTAPE back when he was playing football in Middle and high school? It’s *KRISPY KLEEN*
1. Jim Brown, (Only because Barry says he was better)
2. Barry
3. Sweetness (Walter Payton)
Top five running backs of all time. #5. Emmitt Smith, #4 Eric Dickerson, #3. Jim Brown, #2. Walter Payton, and #1 Barry Sanders
Reggie Bush couldn't even hold Barry jock strap
Bro, to compare Reggie Bush to Barry Sanders is outright BLASPHEMOUS, man. Look at Barry's COLLEGE highlights! Several of his college records have not been broken to this day!
several of his PRO records ALSO still stand.
As of today:
1. Eric Dickerson (2105/1984)
2. Adrian Peterson (2097/2012)
3. Jamal Lewis (2066/2003)
4. Barry Sanders (2053/1997)
5. Derrick Henry (2027/2020)
#1 Barry. #2 Barry. #3 Barry :) ...jk...respect to all the 'top' RB's, the term 'the best' is subjective...but for me, nobody was more exciting than Barry. Anytime he touched the ball you waited to see what he'd do because he did it every week. He was feared by every team he played against and left their fans screaming at their TV's.
Barry sanders, bo Jackson, Walter Payton plus think bout it like this if Barry would have had an o-line we would have had more yards. If Barry would have had Emmitt Smiths offense line. Barry would have the most yards in 10 years then anybody ever and Noone would have been close to touching him
As someone who loved Bo, I would respectfully place Tony Dorsett or Earl Campbell ahead of him.
Top3 all time:
Barry Sanders
Jim Brown
Walter Payton
Look at what Barry Sanders did in 10 seasons
Bo knows!
Bo IS faster than Barry - but Barry is more juke-tastic
My personal list, career average yards per carry
#1 Jim Brown, 5.2
#2 Barry Sanders, 5.0
#3 Walter Payton, 5.0
#4 Gayle Sayers, 5.0
# 5 OJ Simpson, 4.7
Barry played ten years behind a garbage offensive line. Had he played behind Dallas’ infamous O-line? It’s likely Barry Sanders would’ve ended his career well over 22,000 yards. 4k more than second place.
Heard you say Reggie Bush. You should do best college rbs of all time...quick spoiler, Barry has the best season by a college rb ever lolol
His heisman year is the single greatest season of college football that will ever be played. The best to ever do it. And it’s Oklahoma state, not Ohio state lol
What if I told you Barry started one season for Oklahoma State and ended his college career with 3550+ yards rushing and 48 tds?
for college lookd for barry sanders Oklahoma state highlights. you will see
Bo Jackson may have had more straight line speed. But no one could cut and go back to full speed like Barry Sanders.
At 5'8" & 203 lbs he's the GOAT. He NEVER averaged under 1500 yps
You also are forgetting a simple fact. A lot of these highlights are of Barry in the 3rd or 4th quarter. And by then Barry must’ve taken 20 plus snaps before the highlight.
Like trying to tackle smoke
look it up. Barry Sanders had thighs that were like 36inches round.. Dude had low center of gravity and tree trunks for legs.
Just saying, 2000 yard seasons, OJ was the only one to do it in 14 games. Everyone else took 16.
You also have to consider that the most of the team (yes, I know of the better players that had during his time there) weren't very good so the defense would always key on Barry for pretty much every play. The were always looking for him to get the ball and usually had about two players just to watch for him
You gotta check out CJ2K, brother!
Top 3:
1. Barry sanders
2. Emmitt smith
3. LT
Straight up speed, Bo was quite a bit faster than Berry, but nobody had moves like Berry.
Barry, not berry
I got #1 Barry Sanders, 2 Walter Payton, and imo either Jim Brown or Adrian Peterson
Get the highlight where he literally broke Rod Woodson's leg for the Steelers on a juke.
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