Deion Sanders schools Peyton Manning on being a two-way player

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  • Опубликовано: 20 ноя 2024

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  • @donaldpriola1807
    @donaldpriola1807 Год назад +956

    Deion encouraging Petyon to refer to himself in the third person is gold. And Peyton playing corner is like putting a Honda Civic in the Indy 500.

    • @Gabriel223m
      @Gabriel223m Год назад +10

      😂😂😂

    • @franciscog5512
      @franciscog5512 Год назад +7

      😂😂😂

    • @keithmoran5695
      @keithmoran5695 Год назад +4

      😂😂😂😂

    • @guttamuziq
      @guttamuziq Год назад +2

      🤣🤣🤣

    • @danielforrest2952
      @danielforrest2952 Год назад +13

      What kind of civic are we talking about here a stock civic that will finish the race last but will finish or a 900hp big turbo boost monster that will surprise people until the 3rd turn on lap 3 when the turbo disintegrates

  • @everydayissaturday
    @everydayissaturday Год назад +1185

    I could watch Prime and Peyton talk football on an endless loop.
    A masterclass in respect for the game and respect for each other.

    • @nancyj795
      @nancyj795 Год назад +12

      So true: Elites.

    • @nicklambert842
      @nicklambert842 Год назад +8

      I came to the comments to say the same thing. Good stuff right there

    • @alishajoh
      @alishajoh Год назад +2

      Me too ❤

    • @davidwujczyk3037
      @davidwujczyk3037 Год назад

      The RUclips comment section is a masterclass of idiotic opinions

    • @thelastjohnwayne
      @thelastjohnwayne Год назад +8

      And hilarious endless humor

  • @Nahaintnoway
    @Nahaintnoway Год назад +1732

    This was my favorite segment ever on Peyton’s Places. Deion has always been hilarious.

    • @kylethornton4012
      @kylethornton4012 Год назад +3

      Gus Fring

    • @Nikuone
      @Nikuone Год назад +20

      “Nomaha”

    • @luisduluc4668
      @luisduluc4668 Год назад +4

      @RepentandbelieveinJesusChristamen

    • @yukon6370
      @yukon6370 Год назад +7

      Dieon always been primetime, whether being filmed or not. Dude has that type of energy that even if you dont like him you might be interested in seeing what they are doing.

    • @timliscum2861
      @timliscum2861 Год назад +1

      "but your white"

  • @greenbeagle13
    @greenbeagle13 Год назад +230

    Two of the greatest players ever to take the field. And more importantly, both are phenomenal Dads. I could watch these guys do this kind of stuff all freaking day long. Coach Prime: "Get dem white legs up".... 🤣🤣😂😂

    • @thenaftewards4064
      @thenaftewards4064 Год назад +10

      When I think of 21 I think of Deon Sanders.

    • @da1uheardabt
      @da1uheardabt 3 месяца назад

      I think of Sean Taylor ​@@thenaftewards4064

  • @OriginalRMG
    @OriginalRMG Год назад +314

    First thing Deion said when his son came up, he has 13 offers! Love seeing how proud he is of his son, and the pressure to be great must be insane for him. He showed up against TCU, wish them all the luck. I am a Michigan fan, but respect what he is doing in CO.

    • @rockig5529
      @rockig5529 Год назад +4

      GO BLUE!

    • @That_Guy_Says_Hi
      @That_Guy_Says_Hi Год назад +8

      Great fathers know when to lean on their boy and when to say nothing.
      Someday his son will realize his supreme good fortune in this life.

    • @infiniteaaron
      @infiniteaaron Год назад +3

      Just a couple hours ago, Deion and his son Shilo did a "Tuesday Presser" (press conference). Deion said he won't ever compare them to himself, or pressure them. He told them to be themselves and be great on their own.
      Without Travis Hunter against Oregon (my team) next week, I think Colorado is going to get stomped. If it is a close game, that would be awesome. 2 high powered offenses going against each other with neither having defense nearly as well versed. It should easily break the 100 point mark (total, not for a single team, of course).
      As for Michigan, Jim is a great coach and their whole staff has been able to continue to bring many amazing players. I feel like they'll be going perfect this season and HOPEFULLY facing Oregon for the National Championship, Wolverines #1, Oregon #2 (so they don't have to face each other in the first playoff game). We just have to beat USC (and Colorado?) and the rest of the games will be dominance by Oregon. Good luck!

    • @That_Guy_Says_Hi
      @That_Guy_Says_Hi Год назад

      @@infiniteaaron Something something chickens something hatched.

    • @infiniteaaron
      @infiniteaaron Год назад +1

      Sounds like your keyboard is broken. Or the brain. It doesn't seem like your comment is a coherent one.@@That_Guy_Says_Hi I don't understand it is the point I am making. My apologies.

  • @RubnerFamily
    @RubnerFamily Год назад +1156

    Because of his freaky athleticism, it's overlooked that Deion has a football IQ off the charts. Now that he's coaching, you can see the attention to detail in technique and preparation is insane.

    • @RussCR5187
      @RussCR5187 Год назад +48

      He says he always had two personalities: One between the lines and one off the field. It's all business during a game.

    • @thequixoticangler3364
      @thequixoticangler3364 Год назад +38

      He's going to revolutionize recruiting. He already has. That entire Buffs squad are his guys. He used the portal as a draft board. Turned over the entire roster in 3 months.
      Most coaches start winning when they have enough of their guys. That's usually year 3. Deion did it immediately. He might win 6 this year. He's got his guys.

    • @MsGeorgiabrown
      @MsGeorgiabrown Год назад +5

      Agreed

    • @mack626
      @mack626 Год назад +6

      @@thequixoticangler3364It’s going to be so funny/ interesting if they go 0-2 and then lose to Colorado State at home. It could get ugly real fast.

    • @thequixoticangler3364
      @thequixoticangler3364 Год назад +5

      @@mack626 I doubt they go 0-2. CSU isn't great. Prime loaded that roster with 4 star talent. If they gel right now, it could get interesting. Shady is a legit P5 QB. The roster is solid on paper. We'll see. He can't do any worse than the last guy. That program is the bottom right now.

  • @Zappy1210
    @Zappy1210 Год назад +365

    Payton and Deion, 2 guys who have given so much back since retiring.

    • @robertdyer8517
      @robertdyer8517 Год назад

      over rated

    • @seanrobinson9960
      @seanrobinson9960 Год назад +17

      ​@@robertdyer8517better than not rating

    • @TheRealHBK4
      @TheRealHBK4 Год назад

      ​@@robertdyer8517deion would Destroy your favorite player right now u prolly a JJ sucker 😂

    • @andrewcomments5812
      @andrewcomments5812 Год назад +2

      I love it. Sucks when legends retire and step away from the sport entirely.

    • @pontiacGXPfan
      @pontiacGXPfan Год назад

      i watched his SB game against the Saints and the dude was a class act even in defeat

  • @jonmitchell9019
    @jonmitchell9019 Год назад +618

    Deion was a two way player and a two sport machine.

    • @scottycollins1829
      @scottycollins1829 Год назад +14

      Actually 4 sport machine 😎🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🇺🇸🏈⚾️🏀🏃🏿‍♂️

    • @thespadestable
      @thespadestable Год назад +7

      ​@@scottycollins1829-
      That's reserved for Bo Jackson!

    • @scottycollins1829
      @scottycollins1829 Год назад +6

      @@thespadestable He was another 4 sport player as well!!!!!!!😎👍🏾🏈⚾️🏀🏃🏿‍♂️🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🎯🏆💎

    • @wce05308
      @wce05308 Год назад +3

      ​@@scottycollins1829basketball and athletics too??? What a beast

    • @jonmitchell9019
      @jonmitchell9019 Год назад +5

      @@thespadestable Deion played longed in the MLB and Football. But Bo was great too. Doesn't mean that Deion was not a two sports machine. I didn't say that Deion was the two sport goat or anything. There is a difference.

  • @saevurr
    @saevurr Год назад +82

    I love the sheer level of respect that Peyton and Deion has for each other, and their different characteristics of showing it. Peyton's more reserved in his praise while Deion has no qualms about preaching his praise, even if it risks embarrassing himself. Either way, two classy old-school players deserving of their gold jackets.

  • @rickyharris9897
    @rickyharris9897 Год назад +23

    “Aight, try me if you want to, you gone get to see me dance.” 🤣🤣, that damn Deion

  • @jim242
    @jim242 Год назад +467

    They both have enormous respect for each other that’s what I like about Peyton’s channel when he interviews fellow players and that respect is there

    • @Ozhull
      @Ozhull Год назад +2

      ​@RepentandbelieveinJesusChristwhy are you spamming?

    • @ronduenyc76
      @ronduenyc76 Год назад

      @RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist wait until you find out jesus aint white....

    • @dreichert1438
      @dreichert1438 Год назад

      ​@@ronduenyc76obviously. Jesus was a Jew and would have had darker skin and dark hair. But nice try with your little race baiting routine. You bummed now that you know Jesus wasn't black?

    • @KasholaXx
      @KasholaXx Год назад

      Surprised Peyton had him on- Deion was always so disrespectful of Peyton on NFL Network. The choking narrative

  • @freakboy40
    @freakboy40 Год назад +291

    I love when these old school players get together and do this. It's fun to watch them interact....and the mutual respect. You can really only get that in sports.

    • @MG-fn9xw
      @MG-fn9xw Год назад

      Hate to tell ya but they are both sold out to the globalist plan. Deion is a sellout for the crooked Jews money, and so is Peyton.
      ESPN is hell bent on reversing racism to create more anger in America.
      You notice how the first thing this clip talks about is the color of Peyton’s skin being the SOLE reason why he can’t be a db.
      Man I hate the racist shet, meanwhile Deion puts his son at qb, but I thought it was common knowledge that blacks can’t play qb…. Or was that just some racist rhetoric ????
      Black ppl get hard ons when they see black on white racism

    • @mikebrown6250
      @mikebrown6250 Год назад +8

      Old school. That’s funny

    • @That_Guy_Says_Hi
      @That_Guy_Says_Hi Год назад

      Jim Brown is old-school, Y. A. Tittle is old-school, child.

    • @freakboy40
      @freakboy40 Год назад

      @@That_Guy_Says_Hi It's okay for others to have a different opinion.

    • @FYLife
      @FYLife Год назад

      @@That_Guy_Says_Hinah that’s prehistoric.

  • @michaelatkinson6730
    @michaelatkinson6730 Год назад +155

    I loved hearing Madden explaining what Deion was doing. That is so iconic NFL. I enjoyed watching these NFL greats but to throw in Madden, WOW! I was lucky to have grown up watching the NFL with that legendary voice.

    • @chadbutler2084
      @chadbutler2084 Год назад +3

      Man I was 5 when we got madden 92 on the Sega. I always rage quit as my older brother just ran the half back pass every time.

    • @DCOWBOYS4LIFE
      @DCOWBOYS4LIFE Год назад

      Yeah Madden it seems like did every Cowboys game in the 90s. I loved when Prime started playing WR. He would play CB, WR, PR, and KR. He wouldn't play punts, field goals, and a couple offensive plays, but other than that he would play the whole game.

    • @aznpikachu215
      @aznpikachu215 Год назад

      Maybe EA should put Manning on commentary.

  • @javianjohnson8746
    @javianjohnson8746 Месяц назад +13

    Seeing Peyton and Deion chop it up together is great for the game 🔥

  • @MrPhooey442
    @MrPhooey442 Год назад +84

    Deion was so damn fun to watch growing up. That era of football is one that is really special to me. I'm so happy to see him crushing it as a coach.

  • @anthonycarr5514
    @anthonycarr5514 Год назад +186

    Prime was high stepping 5 yards (15ft) for every 2 steps - that is 7.5 feet per step, and he made it look so effortless. Incredible athlete.

    • @Denise_Cocoa
      @Denise_Cocoa Год назад +9

      Yea his stride was crazy

    • @willh69
      @willh69 Год назад +8

      he didn't have hamstrings, he had supercharged hydraulic pistons

    • @tonyc8752
      @tonyc8752 Год назад +6

      He high stepped the 40, twice as fast as I could run it in my best shape

  • @CelineCelineFrancis
    @CelineCelineFrancis Год назад +65

    Deion was a two way player and a two sport machine.. This was hilarious and heart-warming.

  • @Johnramusic
    @Johnramusic Год назад +29

    I love how humble they both are. Some of the greatest in the game still being humble and honest. Thats the difference boys. much love.

  • @richarddennis2603
    @richarddennis2603 Год назад +35

    Just 8 minutes long, and you can tell that Deion is a great teacher. That's why he's working with kids as a coach.
    Really good that.

  • @victorfranca85
    @victorfranca85 Год назад +36

    "peyton likes that" sold it for me

  • @seunokix9319
    @seunokix9319 Год назад +95

    I've not even finished watching this, and I'm lmao already 🤣 Deion is like, you gotta lean with it 😂

    • @JasonAbraham21
      @JasonAbraham21 Год назад +15

      Dude said, “Mightily Gingerly”. 😂

  • @AwakenedZion
    @AwakenedZion Год назад +54

    Lmao 😂 Peyton and his brother is a different breed of human beings. They just get it and know how to connect with all the players 👏🏽

  • @stephensparkman6115
    @stephensparkman6115 Год назад +8

    Deion and Peyton are treasures, I could watch them interact for days. they bounce off each other so well

  • @lockdstockd6017
    @lockdstockd6017 Год назад +14

    Can we give Peyton respect for actually putting the work in on this. I was smiling as soon as he started the cone drill.

  • @spearhead30
    @spearhead30 Год назад +149

    This episode deserves an Emmy! Deion is the greatest athlete ever in the world!

    • @ChristisKing117
      @ChristisKing117 Год назад +5

      Have you seen this Travis Hunter kid he is coaching now? He is right up with Prime.

    • @patriot4christ204
      @patriot4christ204 Год назад +27

      Bo Jackson enters the chat 😅

    • @stevennewman8276
      @stevennewman8276 Год назад +4

      @@patriot4christ204 u gd right he does!

    • @farmgene
      @farmgene Год назад +1

      @@patriot4christ204came to say this exact thing

    • @zeppelinmexicano
      @zeppelinmexicano Год назад +1

      @@patriot4christ204 what's happening, Bo? Good to see you (flash by me at 100mph).

  • @jaygerlach6884
    @jaygerlach6884 Год назад +19

    "Don't shake your head like that" - had me rollin! Brings back memories from Basic training during Drill and Ceremony.

  • @kevbarre6188
    @kevbarre6188 Год назад +45

    3:09 Deion: " You watching the quarterback and make eye contact with him like you sayin', alright, try me if you want to, you gonna get to see me dance." Legendary!

  • @matthewcampbell1068
    @matthewcampbell1068 Год назад +32

    These two together are gold. The respect for each other shows, and they can give each other shit and crack up about it. Not to mention two of the best minds in football.

  • @jraykotheanomaly2365
    @jraykotheanomaly2365 Год назад +20

    This literally is one of my favorite segments between 2 legendary football players

  • @buckbuchanan4902
    @buckbuchanan4902 Год назад +5

    Two of the greatest legends to ever play the game! The greatest shut down corner and the greatest field commander. Loved this.

  • @cj6839
    @cj6839 Год назад +74

    Two of the best to ever do it, showing mad respect towards one another! Prime's football IQ is unmatched, and Peyton is a true gentleman. I'm here for it. Great interview! Loved Deion, the player, but really enjoying Deion, the dad and coach. Kudos, sirs!

    • @JimBobsonJones007
      @JimBobsonJones007 Год назад +2

      No one thinks football is a smart man's game.

    • @gainlabs
      @gainlabs Год назад

      *Nomaha!!!* 😂 Prime-Time 😜🤪crazy

    • @buckbuchanan4902
      @buckbuchanan4902 Год назад

      @@JimBobsonJones007 Only those who don't understand much about it. What other sport requires you to memorize up to 2,000 plays, and all the different looks, reads, audibles, blocking assignments, lanes, etc, etc. People who think it's just a bunch of "dumb jocks" running around hitting each other, have no idea of the hundreds of hours of studying playbooks and game film, breaking down and analysing every aspect of every play. It is by far the most complex sport in the world!

  • @orlandobellomo1413
    @orlandobellomo1413 Год назад +20

    Deion coaching Peyton like it’s for real. Always intense, this guy. 😮

  • @jonl2938
    @jonl2938 Год назад +10

    Deion was outstanding to watch , always entertaining. Offense, defense, punts returns… and batted .304 in 1992 playing for the Braves! I know Bo Jackson gets a lot of love as the best all around athlete ever, but it’s Deion for me, especially with the longevity he had.

  • @kennychery9356
    @kennychery9356 Год назад +8

    I grew up watching these greats play! Now it's great to see them share their knowledge of the game!

  • @Niq_PrimoCapo
    @Niq_PrimoCapo Год назад +131

    This was hilarious and heart-warming

  • @LankyActor
    @LankyActor Год назад +47

    Good times! Love these two for their humor as much as their athletic abilities. American icons imo.

  • @KanyegTruthTeller313
    @KanyegTruthTeller313 Год назад +32

    These are classic! Never to be duplicated. Thanks for allowing us to see these! I wish nothing but the best for Coach Prime and his team!

  • @mikejohnson5900
    @mikejohnson5900 Год назад +8

    Seeing the old Deion plays makes me remember how good he really was. And he was so fast - like the wind, he could turn it on quickly and just run away from guys. He was smart as well studying guy's tells. We were lucky those years to be able to see an athlete like Prime.

  • @benbhand
    @benbhand Год назад +42

    I see why he’s become such a tremendous coach. I think even I could play DB listening to this guy 😮

    • @tima.478
      @tima.478 Год назад +1

      Back in our day, 80's, there were lots of guys on my high school team that played both ways. I was a 1,200-1,400 yards a season RB and a 6 or 7 interceptions a season CB as well. And not at some small "A" school neither. I'm talking AAAAA, which was the top classification back then.

    • @JustinCase807
      @JustinCase807 Год назад

      Wow congrats man! Good to hear that at least some of us not only dreamed about being good at football, but actually was good. Did you make it to college, then nfl?@@tima.478

  • @michaellawrence4044
    @michaellawrence4044 Год назад +299

    Smart move by Dion to bring his young son so he can learn something from Payton

    • @scratchpenny
      @scratchpenny Год назад +48

      Yep. This kid has gotten advice and coaching from Deion, Tom Brady, and now Peyton Manning. I think he's going to be an outstanding QB.

    • @markpayton3895
      @markpayton3895 Год назад +5

      @@scratchpenny The rich gets richer with all the resources around. Nepotism!

    • @craigfelter
      @craigfelter Год назад +4

      @@scratchpenny Not without an offensive live he isn't.

    • @MsAngel0812
      @MsAngel0812 Год назад +42

      @@markpayton3895So if You were in His position & had a Son who loved the game You wouldn’t seek training for Him from some of the best in their same positions to be better😩. It’s quite ok when they do it, but when He does it, it’s a Problem. Make that make sense.

    • @markpayton3895
      @markpayton3895 Год назад +3

      @@MsAngel0812 Imagine you are poor and you want your son to learn from Peyton Manning, Tom Brady and Deion Sanders in person, and when does it happen? Only in your dreams.

  • @AnlStarDestroyer
    @AnlStarDestroyer Год назад +53

    Peyton going for a firm handshake instead of a dap at 1:10 is very on brand 😂

    • @CJThomas13
      @CJThomas13 Год назад +15

      lol, they cut the scene quick too

  • @gregoryphillips3969
    @gregoryphillips3969 Год назад +17

    This was fantastic. Both men all time great players able to freely and honestly speak about their knowledge and football experience. It doesn't get better than that.

  • @cannedtortoise3759
    @cannedtortoise3759 Год назад +22

    watching this made realize how amazing of coach prime is, im glad he went to college to coach.
    the fact that he not only inspires every player he teaches but to also have the ability to coach them to be better players only goes to show how much he loves the game.
    University of Colorado is in amazing hands

  • @eduardonavarro2535
    @eduardonavarro2535 Год назад +6

    This def needs to grow into a podcast. If Payton had one, he could have some huge stars and awesome stories.

  • @rustynail6936
    @rustynail6936 Год назад +13

    Old enough to remember watching his whole career. What a legend, from his combine run till retirement.
    My two favorite highlight reel players both have the last name Sanders.

  • @harryshriver6223
    @harryshriver6223 Год назад +58

    It was pretty hilarious to watch Peyton Manning attempting to play cornerback oh, he did have probably the best teacher on how to play the position Neon Deion! I think the last part of it with him saying Nomaha was pretty spot on, this was one of the funniest things I have ever seen and enjoyed it immensely, thank you.

  • @phantomcyrano
    @phantomcyrano Год назад +17

    Two of my favorite players EVER! Love these dudes. Also two of the most important entertaining guys ever to play. Real talk, these guys should make a buddy cop movie!! They could revive the genre! 😂😂😂 💯

  • @In4mous1
    @In4mous1 Год назад +9

    Great to see 2 legends having fun and showing off some skills

  • @PhilHubbs02
    @PhilHubbs02 Год назад +3

    This has become the ultimate Colorado football connection right here. Love it!

  • @JusDaFactstv
    @JusDaFactstv Год назад +22

    Great video, two of the greatest of all-time, having a great time. Priceless.

  • @FishKungfu
    @FishKungfu Год назад +13

    2 GOATs on the field!!

  • @tapesone2
    @tapesone2 Год назад +8

    2 amazing football players. Probably even better people. Love to see it.

  • @Jamezy316
    @Jamezy316 Год назад +3

    You know you an absolute G! when you playing 2-way in the NFL.

  • @rubbersole79
    @rubbersole79 Год назад +2

    Appreciate the honesty from these legends. They both look like they could still play.

  • @OGDailylama
    @OGDailylama Год назад +24

    I've often used Deion to teach people about confidence. People would say he was cocky so I taught them the difference. A cocky corner would get burned and act like they're elite whereas Deion was elite because he shut down everybody. So he was confident in the abilities he truly had.

    • @zlinedavid
      @zlinedavid 10 месяцев назад +1

      Prime was that thin line between cocky and confident.

    • @OGDailylama
      @OGDailylama 10 месяцев назад

      @@zlinedavid I would agree he toed the line then. Now he's just a cocky coach. His confidence created a Dunning-Kruger effect as a coach. Where in one aspect of the game he is an elites confident athlete & in another area of that same game, he is cocky. He all9wed his confidence in a small aspect of the game disrupt his overall abilities within the game.
      He thinks he knows it all because he can do one small thing within a broader concept. His once confident posture has kept him back as a coach. The kids he coaches are suffering because of his own inability to lead because he won't properly prepare himself to coach.

  • @edizzleislands8704
    @edizzleislands8704 Год назад +12

    "Peyton likes that." Shit made me crack up.

  • @deano7993
    @deano7993 Год назад +5

    Two all time greats - one of the best two way interviews I've ever seen

  • @siv2477
    @siv2477 Год назад +3

    Awww they need a show together. I love their chemistry.

  • @timelliott4117
    @timelliott4117 Год назад +4

    How entertaining is Deon? I'm a lifelong Dallas fan and I didn't think Deon would be a good fit, but he was. His love of the game and commitment to the team, and willingness to turn it down a bit for the team out of respect, makes him one of my favorite Cowboys. He never placed himself over his teammates

  • @nlvassassin
    @nlvassassin Год назад +12

    3:14 “try me if you want to, you gone get to see me dance” 😂😂 the most prime line ever.

  • @edl2nd
    @edl2nd Год назад +14

    Deion Sanders in space with the football, no matter where he was on the field, was always a touchdown just waiting to happen.
    This segment also gave me a little insight into Peyton. He was not just a quarterback, but he was also an athlete, as well. He took Dion coaching, and executed it pretty well without a lot of repetition.

  • @rs685
    @rs685 Год назад +5

    He was so good. I grew up watching him and he helped lead my niners to Super Bowl 5. Never seen anything like him at corner. Shut down?!!! Qb’s wouldn’t throw in his direction. He also had the best recovery speed I’ve ever seen. He goated qb’s into thinking receivers were open by playing 5 yards back and then he would accelerate and pick the ball literally every time. Only person he had trouble covering was his teammate jerry ride another GOAT and he said they were made of the same DNA and Jerry got him one of his rings along the playmaker Michael Irvin another HOF’r. Neon Deon! People forget that nickname…..

  • @Craigtuckett
    @Craigtuckett Год назад +1

    you can see Payton is really a real lover of the game and a student of the game. He was genuinely soaking up everything PrimeTime was teaching him. Legenda

  • @chmtnwmn58
    @chmtnwmn58 Год назад +1

    I love this!!! Love me some Peyton & Deion!

  • @andrewjha6063
    @andrewjha6063 Год назад +3

    Deion is a good teacher

  • @veronicafinocchi9550
    @veronicafinocchi9550 Год назад +19

    Two way player? Hell he played TWO sports really well

  • @AliPo-ne3yf
    @AliPo-ne3yf Год назад +10

    Peyton Manning..A True Legend 4 Humanity☝🏼♥️

  • @rockyreynolds4027
    @rockyreynolds4027 Год назад +2

    I remember when he went through the combine and his college career and honestly I enjoy his new role of coach and how he’s teaching these kids to be men

  • @cnuffs
    @cnuffs Месяц назад +1

    I love how confident Deion was. Wayne says confidence is stain they can’t wipe off. It’s true with him

  • @RB-pi3jl
    @RB-pi3jl Год назад +45

    Saw Deion Sanders in Cowboys training camp. He had the skinniest calves of any player I've seen. It seemed like they would snap when he ran and cut. But he was one of fastest, most durable players in football. And he was tougher that given credit for, becoming a good tackler, especially in his later career.

    • @faithinallthingsw4088
      @faithinallthingsw4088 Год назад +12

      Real runners are usually slim and lean.

    • @Justin-bo5pg
      @Justin-bo5pg Год назад +7

      ​@faithinallthingsw4088 depends, sprinters are usually jacked and compact, long distance runners are long and lean. Deon wasn't built like a sprinter but he was smooth, had great vision as a runner and similar to Ricky Henderson he was at full speed pretty much by his 3rd step.

    • @andystrub7930
      @andystrub7930 Год назад +4

      Easy now. Everything you said was spot on accept you embellished just a little bit when you called Deion a "good" tackler towards the end of his career. Yes, Deion did make a few tackles in his career but to say he was ever a "good" tackler would be a disservice to all the Db's/Cb's who actually were good tacklers. I know what you meant though.

    • @cambell-yi2gh
      @cambell-yi2gh Год назад +3

      @@andystrub7930 lol gotta be careful out there. Can't mess up that bank account bringing down running backs.

    • @Rams8148
      @Rams8148 Год назад +3

      ​@andystrub7930 Yeah if deion was a good tackler champ bailey was ray lewis😂

  • @shawngriffin9822
    @shawngriffin9822 Год назад +3

    These dudes are hilarious! Two of the best to ever do it!

  • @jomccutcheon2173
    @jomccutcheon2173 Год назад +9

    I loved this so much! I love Peyton and Deion, legends for sure!

  • @elpato598
    @elpato598 Год назад +2

    This is pure gold. There is so much respect between them.

  • @mcesarey
    @mcesarey Год назад +1

    This video means so much more after Colorado's start this season

  • @GrantOakes
    @GrantOakes Год назад +10

    In 1994 during the off season there were rumors of Dean Sanders being courted by the Denver Broncos. I was a Broncos season ticket holder and I called and left a message for then owner Pat Bowlen that I was willing to renegotiate my ticket prices up by an extra $200 per year IF they were to sign him. I really felt he was that much of an impact player!

  • @Nkosinati
    @Nkosinati Год назад +5

    "NOMAHA" 🤣🤣🤣 That's great. Greatest episode so far imo.

  • @QUAKACE
    @QUAKACE Год назад +15

    Peyton high stepping is too funny XD

  • @SmileyTheAxolotl
    @SmileyTheAxolotl Год назад +6

    Loved seeing these two together having a great time. Definitely Nomaha for Payton playing D. 😂

  • @andrewcheadle1753
    @andrewcheadle1753 Год назад +1

    Other then Jordan, Deion Sanders is my fav athlete of all time and it’s closer then ya would think. I love that dude. I am a panthers fan, Tar Heel fan and braves fan. And I do the Deion shuffle when I truly get excited. When he pulled it out at the end in slow mo this video was complete for me. Deion, never change, good luck in Colorado and thanks for all the memories. It was a pleasure.

  • @doylechism9508
    @doylechism9508 Год назад +39

    Crazy to see Deion in cleats and running around. Sucks he got blood clots love to see him moving like that.

  • @Earl_Poole
    @Earl_Poole Год назад +11

    For the love of God make more of this type of content!
    I was lucky and watched Deion live at Florida State- that man was not just fast, not just hype, he was electric. Athletic IQ off the charts. And maybe, just maybe, the best FSU alum ever. Nobody just 'liked' Prime Time, (some hated him) we LOVED him. He talked the talk to a hall of fame level, and backed up 99% of that. Name another player that did that, on THAT level, in multiple sports. Bring the hate if you can.

    • @robertvallejos9374
      @robertvallejos9374 10 месяцев назад

      Bo Jackson. Huge fan of both though, so not really hating. Just saying. 💯

  • @vickiemowry5359
    @vickiemowry5359 Год назад +7

    They both were great, this son's throws are good

    • @RussCR5187
      @RussCR5187 Год назад +1

      I've been watching Shedeur at CU. He's consistently accurate with his throws.

  • @MeredithAnne88
    @MeredithAnne88 Год назад +1

    Oh man! I've been inside that stadium. I love "Peyton's Places"--such a fun show.

  • @IJS_AI
    @IJS_AI Год назад +1

    Prime played multiple sports, hit a homerun and scored a touch down in the same 24 hour window, retired, returned, won multiple titles with multiple teams, ran a 4.2 40 and 10 100, ran track, played defense, offense, and special team.
    -Winning two Super Bowl titles (XXIX and XXX)1.
    -Being named NFL Defensive Player of the Year in 19941.
    -Earning eight Pro Bowl selections and six first-team All-Pro honors12.
    -Recording 53 interceptions throughout his career2.
    -Making consecutive Super Bowl appearances with the San Francisco 49ers and the Dallas Cowboys
    Often known as the GOAT of CB.

  • @anthonypressley3105
    @anthonypressley3105 Год назад +9

    Greatest DB of all time and the greatest QB of all time!

    • @scottb3034
      @scottb3034 Год назад

      Greatest CB* (the DB positions have different roles) and a great QB*. Joe Montana is the greatest QB.

    • @believer7280
      @believer7280 Год назад +1

      @@scottb3034 Right. Deion is the best CB of all time. But Ed Reed is the best DB of all-time. Ed Reed had no weakness to his game. He could hit hard, he had rare, God-given instincts to force turnovers, he was fast (check me, but I think the 2 longest interception returns in NFL history are both by Ed Reed), and he was a leader. Go watch the video of Tom Brady and Bill Belicek talking about Ed Reed.

    • @scottb3034
      @scottb3034 Год назад

      @@believer7280 Yes that is correct and barring a return on a hail mary type throw they aren't likely to be beaten.
      While you aren't wrong to say Ed, personally I would put Rod Woodson (who if you can believe it was arguably more dynamic taking the ball away than Ed and as good taking them back for scores AND he was pro bowl caliber at CB and FS) and Lott ahead of him.
      Ed is clearly the best pure Safety though....only Sharper was ever as dynamic but he wasn't the tackler Reed was nor leader.

    • @believer7280
      @believer7280 Год назад

      @@scottb3034 Yeah, my secondary would be Reed, Lott, Deion, Rod Woodson. Woodson has a lot of picks.

    • @scottb3034
      @scottb3034 Год назад

      @@believer7280 Lots of picks, house calls and forced fumbles.
      Anyway, that secondary can't be beat. Cheers.

  • @JoelElRican
    @JoelElRican Год назад +14

    I am confident in saying that Peyton Manning is the "next" John Madden. From the booth to the video games, John Madden wanted to grow the game of football. To make it more accessible and easier to onboard new fans. Payton is on that same path, in my opinion.

    • @JimmyRussle
      @JimmyRussle Год назад +6

      Payton definitely is a great ambassador for football. He is well liked by pretty much everyone in the sport, has walked the walk and can talk the talk. He has a fun presence like John did and also like John is very knowledgeable and down to earth.

    • @RogueSamus27
      @RogueSamus27 Год назад

      Huh. I never thought of it that way. I would like to see that. Thanks for this comment!

  • @marcusbrewster654
    @marcusbrewster654 Год назад +4

    These are two of the funniest people in football EVER! Peyton is “On Screen” Gold

  • @recrevs963
    @recrevs963 Год назад +1

    this is amazing. prime time is gold. nice concept of getting peyton with some of the all time greats in this format mixing humor and interviews

  • @hobblymotorsports7332
    @hobblymotorsports7332 Год назад +1

    This was worth the watch. Two legends in an epic venue. Prime and Peyton looking good.😎🤘

  • @garygreen9115
    @garygreen9115 Год назад +8

    Deion Sanders! Smart, funny, confident, talented, motivational. Contrary to many of my friends, I have always considered Deion to be the best. I am glad to see he is still competing as a coach in Colorado.

    • @zlinedavid
      @zlinedavid 10 месяцев назад

      If there’s ever been a better shutdown corner than Deion, I’ve never seen him. Sure Revis, Cromartie and Ramsey are up there, but Deion was the first corner in league history that literally took away half the field.
      I’m a huge Deion fan from way back when, but even I’ll admit, Hester took the KR crown.

  • @PatrickRyan27
    @PatrickRyan27 Год назад +9

    This is the best thing I’ve ever seen. Love it!😂

  • @andrijavukovic647
    @andrijavukovic647 Год назад +4

    I was kinda sad when Peyton said he's going to retire, but it was worth it for this.

  • @its-andrew-y
    @its-andrew-y Год назад

    i got to listen to you guys (Manning fam) on super bowl sunday at the morning verizon event and I’ve just got to say, I could listen to you guys and your dad talk all day really glad to have you all around

  • @jeremyjs8863
    @jeremyjs8863 Год назад

    What a treat to see this ! Thanks to you all

  • @blakjak38
    @blakjak38 Год назад +7

    Deion was a like a scientist the way analyzed the details of playing corner and wideout.

  • @_Swayin
    @_Swayin Год назад +11

    Deion the GOAT 🐐

  • @ON34U
    @ON34U Год назад +22

    Deion is the type of person who i'd like to teach my kid how to walk. Very motivational, and the kids gonna have swag with that walk.

    • @williamlavelle7786
      @williamlavelle7786 Год назад

      You have to have the talent to back up the swagger or it is all BS and when you get called out you look like a fool.

    • @magneto44
      @magneto44 Год назад

      the swagger crap is silly, just makes you an unnecessary target and the fall is much harder when you lose
      be humble and never let them see you coming, you’ll win a lot more battles in life that way

    • @ON34U
      @ON34U Год назад +3

      @@magneto44 .... ohhhkay buddy 🤭

    • @That_Guy_Says_Hi
      @That_Guy_Says_Hi Год назад

      Bro, you got to be BORN with the true swag. Otherwise you're never sure it goes to the core.

    • @advice4u409
      @advice4u409 Год назад

      ​@@magneto44Way to be a stick in the mud! I can always tell by comments who is bothered by Deion's persona and confidence.🤭

  • @Los-pf3bi
    @Los-pf3bi Год назад +2

    Great video! Peyton had trouble even getting in the stance! 😂😂😂 Makes Coach Prime look young despite him being around 12 years older!

  • @madcreator1111
    @madcreator1111 Год назад +1

    Deion is my all time favorite DB…Just fun to watch when he is on defense and offense! Are we going to see another Primetime in the NFL someday..?!