How Good Was Deion Sanders Actually?

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  • Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2020
  • Primetime. Neon Deion. The Hype, the athleticism, the biggest moments, and the controversial, brash style that came with it all. Sanders played for multiple teams in his 14-year career and is regarded as one of the greatest professional and collegiate football players of all time. But just how good was Deion Sanders actually?
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  • @jayjones3197
    @jayjones3197 2 года назад +4598

    My pops told me when he went to go see his frat brothers run a track meet at FSU that Prime had a baseball game a field over. He said he saw him jump the gate check in for relay in FULL baseball uniform and blew those guys out the water. Then he hopped back over the gate and hit a HR an inning or 2 later. My dad still talks about that and how amazed everybody was because he did it so effortlessly.

    • @mr.getitdone6543
      @mr.getitdone6543 Год назад +36

      😎

    • @plantbasedministries9233
      @plantbasedministries9233 Год назад +194

      That's what you call a natural.

    • @knoxflier5171
      @knoxflier5171 Год назад +473

      I was there that day myself, it was the conference championship track meet at FSU, I was a jumper for Memphis State. He did it just like that, and handily beat some very fast people who were dedicated track stars. I won’t ever forget that one myself.

    • @knoxflier5171
      @knoxflier5171 Год назад +201

      One point though Just to clarify I remember he did jump over fence in his baseball uniform, but quickly changed into track uniform and shoes for the 100, quickly changed and went back for the baseball game. At least how I remembered the conference meet if that was the one. It was so cool to see him do that

    • @aimmingo
      @aimmingo Год назад +126

      @@knoxflier5171 so this somewhat implies that Deion may have done this MORE than once?!?! 🐐

  • @brandocalrissian3294
    @brandocalrissian3294 Год назад +3391

    Hitting a home run in the MLB and scoring a touchdown in the NFL in 24hours is hands down the most badass thing ever done in sports. It will never happen again.

    • @eldiablo3794
      @eldiablo3794 Год назад +190

      Not to mention Deion said he wasn't even under contract with the Atlanta Braves during that postseason.. he was just playing with them for free, without pay because his contract had expired.

    • @officialyomaaj4473
      @officialyomaaj4473 Год назад +71

      And he was actually really good at basketball too!

    • @Gutirinthians1
      @Gutirinthians1 Год назад +29

      This is impressive as f, not talked about enough

    • @243wayne1
      @243wayne1 Год назад +52

      Don't forget- Bo knows sports too though... Class dismissed.

    • @Meatball2022
      @Meatball2022 Год назад +19

      @@eldiablo3794nd he often played football both ways - offense and defense. And punt returns.
      And now he makes a pretty good coach.

  • @edwintrevathan5146
    @edwintrevathan5146 8 месяцев назад +429

    Watching Deon run the bases in person was amazing. When he hit a triple he never rounded the bases, he made sharp cuts like he was running a pass pattern in football. He easily turned what for most would be a double into a triple. A unique once-in-a-century athletic talent.

    • @ericmcgowan1993
      @ericmcgowan1993 7 месяцев назад +4

      Deon got sent back to the minors before he gave up on baseball

    • @ronbyrd6121
      @ronbyrd6121 7 месяцев назад +7

      I saw him hit a pop fly in the minors in a game in OKC. By the time the ball landed he was already passing 3rd bass. I remember a gasp coming over the crowd. Talk about speed!!!

    • @ladydia3928
      @ladydia3928 7 месяцев назад

      And your point being? What have YOU ever accomplished in your life? @@ericmcgowan1993

    • @kpak76
      @kpak76 3 месяца назад

      Who's more of a freak? Deon or Bo?

  • @Invertmini1212
    @Invertmini1212 7 месяцев назад +364

    To see what he’s doing real time at CU and what he did at JSU… This man is a legend human being.

    • @raylopez99
      @raylopez99 7 месяцев назад +10

      Yeah he's actually really good as a coach too.

    • @relentlessmadman
      @relentlessmadman 7 месяцев назад +10

      especially in his own mind!!

    • @RT22-pb2pp
      @RT22-pb2pp 7 месяцев назад +2

      Legend bahahahahahahhahaa you need to look up the word

    • @RamboBrazyy
      @RamboBrazyy 7 месяцев назад +2

      @@RT22-pb2ppnah hes a legend

    • @rt2255
      @rt2255 7 месяцев назад +2

      @@RamboBrazyy in his own mind

  • @boogitybear2283
    @boogitybear2283 2 года назад +1168

    His baseball career was highly underrated. Man was lethal as an outfielder and base stealing. I’m honored to have watched him live.

    • @jamesage24
      @jamesage24 2 года назад +64

      Deion lit up the 1992 World Series. Batted over .500

    • @22steve5150
      @22steve5150 2 года назад +35

      I was at a few of his games with the SF Giants. Dude made the crowd go crazier than when Bonds was up to bat.

    • @boogitybear2283
      @boogitybear2283 2 года назад +39

      @@jamesage24 yes and had the Braves won the World Series, Deion would hands down have been the MVP!

    • @xancypillosi9497
      @xancypillosi9497 Год назад +9

      Base stealing was ridic

    • @BeardPvP
      @BeardPvP Год назад +12

      just wait, hes been training his kids and they are freaks.

  • @cmj8304
    @cmj8304 3 года назад +676

    We’ll probably never see another athlete like Prime because of the AAU style sports where kids play a single sport nearly year round... in years past, guys played every sport they could.. he’s definitely 1 of a kind

    • @toastedt140
      @toastedt140 Год назад +11

      There's still a lot of kids who blow up high schools like that but I'd argue colleges/professionalism are the bottle necks and not AAU.

    • @Messup7654
      @Messup7654 Год назад

      @@toastedt140 yep it’s better to play one sport and always train for it rather than just play other sports

    • @RustyCas999
      @RustyCas999 Год назад +29

      @@Messup7654 So you think he’d have been a better corner if he hadn’t played baseball, basketball, and run track? No, he was as good as he was *because* he played all those - each sport sharpens a different skill, creates different court/field “vision”, and increases spatial perception.

    • @Messup7654
      @Messup7654 Год назад

      @@RustyCas999 no because he wouldn’t out in the work by himself to train I mean for those who will learn and out in the work for it you can get better at a ton of things without those sports your wasting time when really you could learn and get better at them yourself

    • @jameslong4453
      @jameslong4453 Год назад +3

      What about Bo Jackson?

  • @samparsons5484
    @samparsons5484 7 месяцев назад +82

    Hands down one of the most talented athletes of the 20th century. I remember watching Primetime as a kid and wishing to be just like him. Dion has been a TRUE winner his entire life

  • @johnsharpe6411
    @johnsharpe6411 11 месяцев назад +264

    One of the most unique players to ever play in the NFL. He had a unique stance, very low to the ground, from which he could rotate and burst in any direction. He could cover anywhere on his half of the field. So no one threw to his side because he could always get there before the ball did. He nearly eliminated the passing offense on HALF the field. Phenomenal hands too. Not a trash talker either. Wide receivers would report that he would actually give them tips during the game. That's confidence. Never be another.

    • @morecents7680
      @morecents7680 7 месяцев назад +19

      "Wide receivers would report that he would actually give them tips during the game" 😂🤣🤯🤯🤯🤯😱😱 that probably struck fear in EVERYONE'S HEART who he was guarding, that is CRAZY!!!

    • @MrEllipsis423
      @MrEllipsis423 7 месяцев назад +7

      That added even more to his legacy

    • @markusmayberry583
      @markusmayberry583 7 месяцев назад +3

      THE GOAT HIMSELF 🐐

    • @philmcwain6182
      @philmcwain6182 2 месяца назад

      He also went against the opposing team's best receiver, not just picked a side. He picked the side where the best was on, so don't get it twisted that he just shut down the same side down, regardless of who was there

  • @arthurfla
    @arthurfla 3 года назад +1237

    Prime always talked a big deal and lived up to the hype. Freakish athlete, studied his butt off and had amazing work ethic. One of a kind. Rare breed.

    • @skineyemin4276
      @skineyemin4276 2 года назад +29

      But, he said on All The Smoke (on Showtime) he never talked trash on the field to the opposing players.,

    • @bonehead1170
      @bonehead1170 2 года назад +11

      Carlton Fisk had a little something to say about Sander's work ethic and respect for the game.

    • @bethcollinsworth3373
      @bethcollinsworth3373 2 года назад +8

      studied his butt off? an amazing athlete no doubt. but studied his butt off?

    • @clu4u
      @clu4u 2 года назад +34

      @@bethcollinsworth3373 he worked his butt off and studied film. Satisfied now?

    • @MitchellBahamas
      @MitchellBahamas 2 года назад +12

      If you have to ask yourself “how good was Deion” you might wanna get a psychological exam

  • @THEUNHINGEDSANITY
    @THEUNHINGEDSANITY 3 года назад +328

    What a pleasure to grow up in the 90s to watch Jordan, Deion and Ronaldo (Brazil).

    • @JBurnz001
      @JBurnz001 2 года назад +19

      Facts oh and Gretzky

    • @danb2947
      @danb2947 2 года назад +5

      100 percent

    • @FLLARMRTV
      @FLLARMRTV 2 года назад +15

      90's had so many Athletes Bo Jackson as well

    • @jmichael6201
      @jmichael6201 2 года назад +5

      @@FLLARMRTV Yo I remember the show PRO stars!!!

    • @jmichael6201
      @jmichael6201 2 года назад +2

      @@JBurnz001 Yo remember the show PRO stars?

  • @jangles7906
    @jangles7906 8 месяцев назад +38

    Had a chance to see Deion hit a home run against the Rockies. It was the Rockies first year and they were playing in Mile High Stadium. He hit a ball that rolled all the way to the wall right in front of where we were sitting in the "Rock Pile" ($1 seats in the outfield)
    When the ball hit the wall, I looked up and Prime was already almost to 3rd base. Crazy fast, inside-the-park home run.... standing up. Never forget it.

  • @PIBoost
    @PIBoost 7 месяцев назад +21

    The fact that somebody who is that unique can be a successful coach and lead men with only a fraction of the talent that he had is even more incredible

  • @ronaldnelson339
    @ronaldnelson339 3 года назад +61

    i graduated from n. ft. myers high school back in 99 and i will never forget the day he came up in his lexus and came and sat down with me and few friends in the cafeteria and had lunch with us

  • @ronanhaddow593
    @ronanhaddow593 3 года назад +274

    It’s amazing how you don’t get enough time to react to one of his amazing accolades/achievements before your told another one. Absolute one of a kind freak athlete.

  • @theGodQuad
    @theGodQuad 8 месяцев назад +41

    A man who could talk the talk and walk the walk. It was a joy to have him help my Niners win a SB. GBU Deion.

    • @ElectronFieldPulse
      @ElectronFieldPulse 7 месяцев назад

      And that man LOVES to talk. It is why so many people don't like him. He is all brawn, no brain. He talks like a conman preacher.

  • @jbratt
    @jbratt Год назад +67

    The thing that is surprising is what a great teammate he was. From all I have read he would come into a locker room to a new team and guys would be skeptical of his attitude. In no time he won everyone over and made the team better not only from his play on the field. The most amazing player I ever watched.

    • @YudazOwn
      @YudazOwn 7 месяцев назад

      and all those interception that he would lateral...

    • @kennethbryant5819
      @kennethbryant5819 3 месяца назад

      In football, yes. Most of his baseball teams were not a fan of his and he distanced himself in return.

  • @faze_eggtender3842
    @faze_eggtender3842 3 года назад +712

    Aye that guy looks like Leon Sandcastle

    • @tjl.8176
      @tjl.8176 3 года назад +8

      @LOGAN T C 1 your telling me you don’t know who that is?

    • @loganruffner9089
      @loganruffner9089 3 года назад +25

      Ik right wonder if they’re realayed

    • @staciemohler4624
      @staciemohler4624 3 года назад +10

      Yeah he kind of does.

    • @wilvictor
      @wilvictor 3 года назад +15

      I'm wondering if they're related 🤔 👀 😂

    • @jimeligino2029
      @jimeligino2029 3 года назад +7

      Dude, Deion is a better looking Leon.

  • @Joypyf
    @Joypyf 3 года назад +155

    Deion and Bo are unmatched company.

    • @deloramone6304
      @deloramone6304 Год назад +5

      2 OF THE GOATS 🐐💯

    • @christiancalderon3821
      @christiancalderon3821 Год назад +1

      facts

    • @dougslaback3459
      @dougslaback3459 11 месяцев назад

      @@deloramone6304 Deion yes Bo no, Deion HOF no sight of Bo there. I admit Bo did get hurt but was not in the same league as Deion

    • @fredpearson5204
      @fredpearson5204 7 месяцев назад

      @@dougslaback3459, the ONLY reason Bo Jackson isn’t in both HoFs is because he got hurt. Your comment is ridiculous. Both men are world. Class athletes…but Bo Jackson was better.

  • @antwayne92
    @antwayne92 7 месяцев назад +14

    Never again will we see such an athlete ashamed my son wasn’t able to truly witness one of the most gifted athletes ever. My generation 45 and up really got to witness some of the greatest athletes in sports
    Tiger,MJ, Magic,TB ,
    and Kobe.

    • @jjnelson3232
      @jjnelson3232 7 месяцев назад +2

      DON'T FORGET BO JACKSON, KEN GRIFFEY AND BARRY BONDS!

  • @goldennugget1014
    @goldennugget1014 8 месяцев назад +8

    And now he is coaching…like no one else. Amazing!

  • @davidstiles7839
    @davidstiles7839 Год назад +496

    Deion was one of the very few who was able to cover Jerry Rice. Jerry ran routes like no other. The two of them playing against each other was a ballgame by itself!

    • @tomhearns143
      @tomhearns143 Год назад +20

      When Jerry caught it, he knew he'd score since Deion didn't know how to tackle.

    • @Donathon-xt2nl
      @Donathon-xt2nl Год назад +6

      Kevin Smith was not as fast but a much better cornerback.... Sanders had closing speed but couldn't consistently tackle if he had to....Pup had it all... just my opinion

    • @abcall-timesboxingchanneln7076
      @abcall-timesboxingchanneln7076 10 месяцев назад +9

      Rice was not a hard guy to cover. Rice was not talented just determined and very durable. Prime could not cover Moss for his life.

    • @davisjohnson7691
      @davisjohnson7691 10 месяцев назад +26

      @@abcall-timesboxingchanneln7076
      Deion was past his prime when he faced Moss. He wasn’t good anymore. Deion in his prime would of been step for step with Moss on every route.

    • @davisjohnson7691
      @davisjohnson7691 10 месяцев назад +38

      @@abcall-timesboxingchanneln7076
      Btw, Rice was an incredibly difficult guy to cover. Not because of his talent, but because of his conditioning. He only ran 4.7, but he could run 4.7 for 4 quarters, every play. That, and he was a master technician of a route runner, and had a genius level football IQ

  • @si-guy_0393
    @si-guy_0393 3 года назад +402

    You will never see someone like this man. You said it yourself he’s built different. He’s one in a trillion never going to be a mother dion sanders

    • @michael2305
      @michael2305 3 года назад +1

      lmao ... you don't know how genetics work do you? :D

    • @si-guy_0393
      @si-guy_0393 3 года назад

      What are you even talking

    • @maskedthecreator1508
      @maskedthecreator1508 3 года назад +7

      @@michael2305 Dude nobody cares about your knowledge of genetics.

    • @ryanmedlar6217
      @ryanmedlar6217 3 года назад +1

      Deion is a one in a trillion athlete but there will dawn someone greater.

    • @olsenpalaamo3906
      @olsenpalaamo3906 3 года назад +1

      Lol you said "a mother dion sanders".....

  • @judyhebert2939
    @judyhebert2939 Год назад +14

    I loved when he played for the Falcons and when ever anyone on defensive made an interception they would look for him and get the ball to him, he was special, sooooo fast

  • @brushylake4606
    @brushylake4606 Год назад +16

    Even more than his on-field performance was his showmanship. In a league full of amazing athletes and incredible players, Prime Time was by far the most entertaining and energizing man in that league. As an FSU fan, he was a delight to watch.

  • @christiandenmon2895
    @christiandenmon2895 2 года назад +203

    THEY RECONSTRUCTED HIS CONTRACT SO HE COULD PLAY BOTH POST SEASONS IN FOOTBALL AND BASEBALL SHOWS U HOW DOPE OF AN ATHLETE HE WAS! TO HIT A HOME RUN AND THEN GO SCORE A TOUCHDOWN WITHIN A DAY IS LEGENDARY! PRIME TIME IS THE GOAT... BEEN THE GOAT SINCE FSU

  • @bobroberts1080
    @bobroberts1080 2 года назад +172

    He also has some of best dance moves in NFL history

    • @RobWill5864
      @RobWill5864 Год назад +14

      Facts. Everybody did that dance on and off the field back in the day. Some still do.

  • @lazywallstreetnews7234
    @lazywallstreetnews7234 7 месяцев назад +4

    It's insane to me that someone got a nickname like 'Prime Time' in high school and not only lived up to, but exceeded the hype in many ways. The man literally won back to back Super Bowls with different teams and won DPOY for the first one. Deion Sanders is a peak human being.

  • @chrismatthews2220
    @chrismatthews2220 7 месяцев назад +1

    My dad loved prime time! That's where the love for cowboys started for me. He was electric & his boys shedeur & Shiloh are just as exciting to watch

  • @VictorSanchez-oo3lv
    @VictorSanchez-oo3lv 3 года назад +32

    WE NEED A MOVIE ON THIS MAN KIDS NEED TO KNOW

    • @c3ramics
      @c3ramics Год назад

      The videos Deion Jr. is putting out of Prime coaching JSU is the movie. It's all still happening.

  • @lorenzojones6484
    @lorenzojones6484 2 года назад +96

    And now he’s coaching Jackson State University…He is a Blessed man

  • @corbychaney1669
    @corbychaney1669 7 месяцев назад +21

    He is an American Treasure. I wish him and his family the best.

    • @harlandfriendofgod6108
      @harlandfriendofgod6108 7 месяцев назад

      This music towards the end is really poor quality and boring!; Deion is an all around athlete; for sure. Not a slouch and a full time- excellence in every way; I still wish for Deion that he was still married...

  • @cragre28
    @cragre28 11 месяцев назад +6

    Deion had the best recovery speed in NFL history. It was like he was letting the WR get by him or purpose to bait the QB into throwing, then he closed the gap and broke the pass up or intercepted it.

  • @AudreyBradford
    @AudreyBradford 3 года назад +186

    truly a LEGEND.i still remember your shoes in the 90s. id sleep in em. 21 for life.

  • @domtom9594
    @domtom9594 Год назад +84

    Fact he played for legendary teams during his time and did multiple sports at the same time he is truly MVP.

  • @BilalHasan-rk8vr
    @BilalHasan-rk8vr Год назад +5

    Man this stuff don't ever get old. Some just don't get how exceptional this man is. The man is historical. And yet still making history. How much more convincing is it going to take, I don't know. But he's being forced to show the world, no matter how many times the goal post is moved. Best start giving him his flowers b4 he surpasses everything sports and accolades can muster up.

  • @CoachPrimeMotivation
    @CoachPrimeMotivation 8 месяцев назад +7

    Oh man, let me tell you about Deion Sanders! That guy was an absolute legend on the field. I mean, talk about speed, agility, and pure finesse - he had it all. Whether it was football or baseball, Prime Time showed us how it's done. No doubt, he's one of the all-time greats! 🏈⚾🔥

  • @meanmrbrownsville
    @meanmrbrownsville Год назад +48

    Whenever Deion was back to receive a punt or kickoff you could just feel the electricity in the stadium or living room as he was ALWAYS a threat to go all the way.

    • @andreparadise
      @andreparadise Год назад +3

      Deion was so damn good that he looked great just waving for a damn fair catch 👏🏽 u just couldn't take your eyes off of him.
      His TD punt return vs redskins when he texas stadium when he for booed for going to the locker room. Hurt. He got so mad at getting booed that he ran back on the field and to the backup return man to get off the field and prime time scored 🤦 😂 amazing.

  • @bizonc
    @bizonc 2 года назад +23

    I loved growing up watching Sanders for ATL, SF, and Dallas. Those were amazing years to grow up watching football

  • @WillThomas-hs3oj
    @WillThomas-hs3oj 8 месяцев назад +2

    Dude was def a beast, and the fact he played all 3 sports at a high level proves it even more, imagine if he woudve dedicayed himself to one sport he woudve been even better

  • @0ptimal
    @0ptimal 8 месяцев назад +1

    I remember him on dallas when i was young, he was so fun to have on your side. So many times we'd all look at each other wide eyed and say wow did you see deion! He was something. Not to mention his self belief, its off the charts.

  • @christophereldridge4114
    @christophereldridge4114 Год назад +81

    I loved seeing him play for the 49ers. It was the best I've ever seen him play. Teams were scared to throw it his way.

    • @simonsobo4644
      @simonsobo4644 7 месяцев назад

      wouldn't you be? I would.

    • @ericmcgowan1993
      @ericmcgowan1993 7 месяцев назад +2

      It was easily his best season because he had to regularly practice against jerry rice

  • @swaglord2748
    @swaglord2748 3 года назад +630

    I think Deion was the greatest athlete to ever do it

    • @Indianmaui
      @Indianmaui 3 года назад +46

      Naw bobo was “bo Jackson”

    • @haxify4004
      @haxify4004 3 года назад +47

      @@Indianmaui but bobo got hurt way to soon you cant say that

    • @rsp49
      @rsp49 3 года назад +7

      No, that was Bo

    • @swaglord2748
      @swaglord2748 3 года назад +32

      Dion was better at both then bo

    • @j.trumancordray308
      @j.trumancordray308 3 года назад +4

      @@swaglord2748 dieon was a below average hitter for the majority of his career

  • @amdave76
    @amdave76 8 месяцев назад +2

    One of the rare athletes who talked big and then delivered the goods.

  • @rubennavarro5710
    @rubennavarro5710 10 месяцев назад +3

    Prime was a freak of nature..never will there ever be another person with that man's talent. Best CB of all time..

  • @budmucket
    @budmucket 3 года назад +152

    I wish Bo had as long of a career. It would have been awesome to see these guys battle it out for years in 2 sports

    • @deirdrajuarez7926
      @deirdrajuarez7926 Год назад +2

      Bo all the way

    • @themainten4433
      @themainten4433 Год назад +9

      Problem was Bo was taking the hits at RB while Prime was pacing himself at CB and not a great tackler but knew how to lengthen his career. If Prime were a running back like Bo he would not have lasted long.

    • @carlb3450
      @carlb3450 Год назад

      My Gawd!

    • @abcall-timesboxingchanneln7076
      @abcall-timesboxingchanneln7076 10 месяцев назад +2

      Bo was better just a bad break in the injury dept.

    • @WRFENCECOMPANY
      @WRFENCECOMPANY 7 месяцев назад

      Better at what? Apples and oranges comparing football careers

  • @whiskeybuilder6335
    @whiskeybuilder6335 2 года назад +32

    He played a NFL and MLB game in the same day! 1990's All Decade team...At two positions! One of my favorite players. There was a camera and microphone always on him. For good reason. 👍 21

  • @donclemons7637
    @donclemons7637 7 месяцев назад +2

    Great video I had forgotten or didn’t know most of these details. What a stud. Unbelievable Dion backed it up just like he’s doing now in coaching, phenomenal!

  • @ronaldjohnson4766
    @ronaldjohnson4766 Год назад +5

    My nickname was “prime time” in HS…bcuz I had 8 picks in one season…3 for pick 6…however, I didn’t know he got his nickname from basketball…I got my nickname from the great Deion….he was truly inspirational and impacted the game like the great Lester Hayes did….he was a pure lockdown CB with the God given ability to return punts with an unpredictable impact…that in itself is truly inspiring..as a multi player athlete il proud that my teammates nicknamed me after such an inspirational player..I’m very excited to see him progress as a coach now!!!

    • @simonsobo4644
      @simonsobo4644 7 месяцев назад

      What a wonderful story and congratulations, young man. Good luck to you.

    • @whats1981
      @whats1981 7 месяцев назад +1

      You’re no Al Bundy

    • @simonsobo4644
      @simonsobo4644 7 месяцев назад

      @@whats1981 I hope you meant that in a positive way.

  • @BruceMusto
    @BruceMusto Год назад +22

    Deion was, and continues to be, something else.

  • @FL.King.G
    @FL.King.G 3 года назад +95

    Definitely one of the Greatest Athletes to walk on the face of the earth.

    • @deirdrajuarez7926
      @deirdrajuarez7926 Год назад

      I don't think so, Bo the little and amazing things he did out passes what ever Deon did. Ok talked way to much. Class goes along way as well. Bo had class, skills above remarkable and freak of nature. Deon did and accomplished but come on no way

    • @Maskkd
      @Maskkd Год назад +3

      @@deirdrajuarez7926 he said “one of the greatest” and he’s right, who cares about class when this video is literally all about athletic ability

    • @michaelgibson8157
      @michaelgibson8157 Год назад

      @@deirdrajuarez7926 You don't think so? Did you watch this damn video, or come straight to the comments?

  • @sethtrahan9162
    @sethtrahan9162 8 месяцев назад +1

    Now he’s turning into an amazing coach dude can’t lose

  • @johnkimble6454
    @johnkimble6454 8 месяцев назад +1

    There will NEVER be anyone like Deion Sanders. Followed him from FSU on. I hate Dallas but I cheered for Deion when he was on the field. I am so happy for him at Colorado. Prime Time baby!

  • @2superlady
    @2superlady 2 года назад +19

    So proud of that boy!...I'm the only one to say this statement in my mind. Thank you for giving back in JSU...These kids needed and you showed up...God Bless You.

  • @lindseysummers5351
    @lindseysummers5351 2 года назад +183

    I was never a big Braves fan, but can vividly recall a sequence from a game in the early 1990's that showed the type of player Deion was. He took first base (can't recall if he got the hit or was walked). He then stole 2nd base. And then stole 3rd base. And, wouldn't you know it, he also stole home. I have never seen anything like it before or since.

  • @parkmccann7878
    @parkmccann7878 9 дней назад

    I really did not know what I was watching at the time because if I had I would have cherished it so much more. This guy is one of the few who talked the talk but walked the walk!!! Absolute Jaw Dropping Greatness!

  • @jamesreisinger5355
    @jamesreisinger5355 11 месяцев назад +2

    I remember the first time I went to see FSU game it was 1987 and he exploded on a pass a ran it in for the TD I was blown away by his closing speed. The goat by far best athlete I've ever seen.

  • @drewdowns7128
    @drewdowns7128 3 года назад +35

    i heard he pulled to the combine in a limo, ran the 40 and got back right in the limo and dipped

    • @willardmatsaudza3101
      @willardmatsaudza3101 2 года назад +6

      Legendary shit bruh 🤣🤣🤣 so smooth

    • @cezz1105
      @cezz1105 2 года назад +4

      Lol, that sounds about right!

  • @suscon1140
    @suscon1140 Год назад +27

    One of a kind - absolutely no doubt. Beyond generational.

  • @brooksfleming7643
    @brooksfleming7643 Год назад +1

    He kept the crowd lit that's for sure. Lol

  • @bilhas52
    @bilhas52 Год назад

    Loved this video! Excellent take on an iconic figure in sports history. But wait!!! History is still being made by this iconic anomaly. As we all shall soon see. 😁

  • @RobWill5864
    @RobWill5864 Год назад +205

    I think it's safe to say, as much as he is loved by football fans that watched him in the 80s-90s, Deion is the most underrated pro athlete of all time!

    • @j4sho748
      @j4sho748 8 месяцев назад +1

      Watch yo mouth

    • @user.dsntmtter
      @user.dsntmtter 8 месяцев назад

      The United States harasses victims of deviant pedophilic abuse by people who are abusing the technology they have access to in the military.
      Victims of this are raped and abused and then as they get older are then stalked and harassed both on and offline by creeps that are helping their friends get away with their crimes.
      They sabotage the lives of their victims to make them as hellish as possible, and some victims don’t even know their victims because much of the rape happens when they are drugged or asleep.
      The men who do this think that they can shame their victims into silence because some of the actions are coerced.

    • @olliemck60
      @olliemck60 8 месяцев назад +1

      It is arguable but I think you are right, however, there was Bo, Jim Thorpe, and Jim Brown out there.

    • @Charlie-sr9zw
      @Charlie-sr9zw 7 месяцев назад

      BS

    • @last7509
      @last7509 7 месяцев назад

      a singular talent. no other db in his orbit for just owning every reciever and qb completely

  • @dmanigo77
    @dmanigo77 2 года назад +19

    Deion was awesome as a player. He talked the talk and backed it up.

  • @Dubbletap187
    @Dubbletap187 7 месяцев назад +8

    Bo Jackson was naturally better than everybody in the world. Deion had that same gift. He was just able to stay healthy. It’s just god given talent. Eye hand coordination, speed, fast twitch muscle fibers, mental maturity and able to process things so much faster than everybody. I went to tons of Braves games back then and it was insane how fast he was.

  • @davidross8233
    @davidross8233 7 месяцев назад +1

    Prime is one of the 10 most important players in football history. He changed the game. You can’t tell the story of football without him.

  • @CS-np2oo
    @CS-np2oo 3 года назад +28

    Deion was that kid who played outside all day with endless energy.
    Football. Basketball. Baseball. Kickball...Whatever game was going on...he was playing it.

  • @m35926
    @m35926 3 года назад +46

    Definitely one of the two greatest athletes of all time. The other being Bo Jackson

  • @mariebrooks7341
    @mariebrooks7341 7 месяцев назад +2

    He always made it look easy and he was having fun. Never heard him be nasty or trash talk anybody. He is still that same way now as a coach. He must have had a good upbringing. It's just charisma and confidence not arrogrance. He was named Prime Time because it was an earned nickname not one that he chose himself. The light was on then and now. Keep helping young men develop into good athletes and good grown me too.

  • @BrowdisThomas-fh5yy
    @BrowdisThomas-fh5yy 11 месяцев назад

    He really was one of my favorite guys in his own ways to help others ❤️ get better in all area's because he give others the best path to make opportunity pay off because his love of compassion to help with his own experience of existence examples of being first to used answers in a system he made in dealing with outside situations

  • @JamesB21a
    @JamesB21a 2 года назад +28

    In the span of a year I watched him play against the Bengals in football, then again in baseball with the Reds. He had a smoothness to his run that is hard to describe. Just looked different from everyone else on the field.

    • @user.dsntmtter
      @user.dsntmtter 8 месяцев назад

      The United States harasses victims of deviant pedophilic abuse by people who are abusing the technology they have access to in the military.
      Victims of this are raped and abused and then as they get older are then stalked and harassed both on and offline by creeps that are helping their friends get away with their crimes.
      They sabotage the lives of their victims to make them as hellish as possible, and some victims don’t even know their victims because much of the rape happens when they are drugged or asleep.
      The men who do this think that they can shame their victims into silence because some of the actions are coerced.

  • @markboliek6130
    @markboliek6130 2 года назад +8

    i was lucky enough to be in Ravens (M&T Bank) Stadium for the last two interceptions of his career. the crowd exploded both times, great memories.

  • @rowlinstoned3715
    @rowlinstoned3715 11 месяцев назад +4

    I literally feel SORRY for those who didn't see him live in his prime because highlights just can't show how unreal he was

  • @dricolee5297
    @dricolee5297 8 месяцев назад +2

    Deion sanders was a very unique and interesting talent.. dual professional athlete and was extremely successful in everything he did. What a blessing to watch . Also he played for ALL the greatest teams (ATLANTA FALCONS. ATLANTA BRAVES. DALLAS COWBOYS. SAND FRANCISCO 49ERS And excelled IN all of them. He was the ALL STAR of the ALL STARS... ot really doesn't get any better

  • @RE-vl8ii
    @RE-vl8ii 3 года назад +16

    Deion Sanders will always be my all time favorite player.

  • @NicoEl119
    @NicoEl119 2 года назад +99

    All the Athleticism, all the Swag. And most importantly, Winning, and All the Class that probably no other Human in History could achieve and maintain... He is his own GOAT.

    • @Redandranger
      @Redandranger 8 месяцев назад +1

      CLASS? You use the word CLASS to describe Deion Sanders? Surely you're joking.

    • @danielchavez8005
      @danielchavez8005 8 месяцев назад

      ​@@RedandrangerThinking the same thing, For all his talents the man is a narcissistic opportunist and con man Class? He doesn't know the meaning.

    • @NicoEl119
      @NicoEl119 8 месяцев назад +2

      @@Redandranger You Obviously don't know what Class is....Deion is the epitome of Class with a good mix of Swag. You Obviously never had any.

    • @NicoEl119
      @NicoEl119 8 месяцев назад +1

      @@Redandranger The Hate Is Real tho....I see u.

    • @NicoEl119
      @NicoEl119 8 месяцев назад

      @@Redandranger Whom has he disrespected, to say he has no Class? 🤔

  • @mattblom3990
    @mattblom3990 8 месяцев назад +3

    The crazy part of this is his coaching career is just beginning and its just as noteworthy (so far) as his playing career.

  • @TheTRAINOR11
    @TheTRAINOR11 8 месяцев назад +1

    This guy is really special. I always respected his gangsta

  • @theclandestinewitness
    @theclandestinewitness 2 года назад +128

    Quite possibly the greatest athlete of all time. Play as many sports as you can when you're young kids, it helps immensely at the next level.

    • @atg1338
      @atg1338 Год назад +5

      Eazy guy....ever heard of BO JACKSON

    • @FLValentino
      @FLValentino Год назад +3

      @@atg1338 Bo is in the conversation but he didn’t accomplish the things Deion did because of the injury.

    • @atg1338
      @atg1338 Год назад +1

      @@FLValentino only guy to be a all star and all pro....hit a hr in the all star game...Sanders never made an all star game

    • @FLValentino
      @FLValentino Год назад +7

      @@atg1338 I know that. I’m talking about the championships and individual awards. Bo’s injury stopped him from accomplishing anything beyond the all-star and pro bowl selections.

    • @matthewfreeman33
      @matthewfreeman33 Год назад

      @@atg1338 the all star game is a joke and Bo Jackson struck out as much as Jose Canseco

  • @likemyke2864
    @likemyke2864 Год назад +13

    Favorite football player all time. Guy was a beast at many things, including his commentary.

  • @virgillivingston8079
    @virgillivingston8079 7 месяцев назад

    I grew up a huge deon sanders fan in the 90’s. So awesome seeing him as a coach back at it. That dude is just built different. That won’t happen again

  • @samueldd0616
    @samueldd0616 7 месяцев назад +1

    Deion was actually heavily recruited out of high school by the Kansas City Royals- The scout that was assigned couldn't close the deal and got fired-my dad was an old friend of his and had an 'associate scout' card , and it was my dad that made the final call, in which Deion's mom told him he wasn't going to play baseball, that he was going to college and play football-

  • @theundergroundkid8830
    @theundergroundkid8830 3 года назад +152

    The goat of dbs

    • @Heydude4204
      @Heydude4204 3 года назад +6

      CBs

    • @kamikazekricket7746
      @kamikazekricket7746 3 года назад

      @@Heydude4204 DBs

    • @osamasonfan
      @osamasonfan 3 года назад +8

      @@fate6783 Defensive Backs are cornerbacks, free safety’s and strong safety’s.

    • @inlinechris
      @inlinechris 3 года назад +1

      @@Heydude4204 a CB is a a DB you dumbfuck

    • @ethanb7444
      @ethanb7444 3 года назад

      @@osamasonfan Name a better DB than prime

  • @davidgordon2772
    @davidgordon2772 Год назад +9

    There will never be another player like him!
    The one & only Prime Time!

  • @DragovsSly
    @DragovsSly 7 месяцев назад

    This man was ahead of his time that’s without all social media etc internet. He will never be replicated

  • @nikitaross9868
    @nikitaross9868 7 месяцев назад +1

    Love him or hate him, what man wouldn't want to be like him. He's a grown mans fantasy!

  • @nk1045
    @nk1045 2 года назад +8

    How does any sports channel absolutely butcher the name of one of the greatest college football coaches of all time?

  • @mrb.2497
    @mrb.2497 2 года назад +10

    There are people that work and train their entire lives to play professional Baseball... and never make it.
    There are people that work and train their entire lives to play professional Football... and never make it.
    THIS guy... wow. just... wow.

  • @Righteous628
    @Righteous628 8 месяцев назад +3

    There will never be anyone like him ever in the history of sports, but
    Tom Brady, Deion Sanders, Wayne Gretsky and Barry Bonds each have records that will never be broken.

    • @murkrow2316
      @murkrow2316 7 месяцев назад +1

      Barry Bonds remember the *steroid era doesn’t count… Now Reggie Jackson/Roberto Clemente 👍 Much better

  • @warrenkemmer1307
    @warrenkemmer1307 7 месяцев назад

    I saw him return a pick 6 live when he was on the ravens. One of my favorite early 90s players but I didn't see him then as the ravens weren't a team. I'm glad I was there to see him hit his dance live. Never forget

    • @WRFENCECOMPANY
      @WRFENCECOMPANY 7 месяцев назад

      They were though. The Ravens are the original Cleveland Browns

    • @warrenkemmer1307
      @warrenkemmer1307 7 месяцев назад

      @@WRFENCECOMPANY nope, browns kept their stats, history uniform and everything not the same team at all. Colts going to Indianapolis and keeping the records and stats they had in Baltimore is completely different. Baltimore has 3 Superbowl wins and one loss to be technical. The Baltimore colts won one and lost one and ravens won 2 but Indianapolis claims the colts stats and history.

  • @mpdjr77
    @mpdjr77 Год назад +4

    Thank you, so much for your informative and spellbinding video. I always liked Deion, but didn’t appreciate the magnitude of his talent. Your compilation does a terrific job of showing how special he was. WoW!
    Blessed and Happy New Year!

  • @nonstop
    @nonstop  3 года назад +18

    Who should we make a video on next?

  • @charlesjurden5871
    @charlesjurden5871 8 месяцев назад

    Thank for the memories in Florida State we will always love prime time.

  • @UnknownMoses
    @UnknownMoses 8 месяцев назад

    I am by far one of PrimeTime (Deion Sanders) biggest fans, man I just loved watching that guy, it was the highlight every sunday.

  • @konstantinkoverchenko9587
    @konstantinkoverchenko9587 2 года назад +7

    Neon Deon is a living legend. He’s pick sixes were a thing of legend. He’s a solid coach, too. ~_~

  • @jaybrown3341
    @jaybrown3341 Год назад +5

    They’ll be another MJ before they’ll be another Prime

  • @michaelmixon2479
    @michaelmixon2479 8 месяцев назад +1

    Not only a fantastic sports player but a great on field entertainer as well!

  • @kitamirikepeter2743
    @kitamirikepeter2743 4 месяца назад

    Everyone needs to download this video, cause this is greatness.

  • @hdtripp6218
    @hdtripp6218 2 года назад +25

    You stood up when he was on the field whether it was football or baseball because you had that feeling something incredible might happen ...that's how good he was.

    • @runningwolf3451
      @runningwolf3451 11 месяцев назад

      Yes like see if he would actually tackle

  • @lewistaylor6004
    @lewistaylor6004 3 года назад +13

    Folks say BO the best athlete...
    Folks that say that going off "What If's"
    Sanders that Dude and always will be the best athlete

  • @lizgauthier4316
    @lizgauthier4316 6 месяцев назад +1

    I watched him play for the Cowboys and run downfield faster than the passed football to catch it. He was a superstar every game

  • @scottmartinets1000
    @scottmartinets1000 8 месяцев назад

    I'll never forget how much in awe i was of how Deion would stance when he'd line up against the opposing WR. It was like deion was the receiver when he'd stetch his leg out like he did. Never seen anyone do that before.