Darrell green stayed in shape and still does,that's why he's so fast,walking,stretching etc..no cb can touch Darrell greens feats,and he won 2 super bowls,also in the Hall of fame,Darrell was with the best coach back in the day,with Joe Gibbs who also is in the Hall of fame with 3 Superbowl wins out of 4 appearances! The Washington football team has alot of growing up lol if they wanna get back to the glory days!
@@dwightlove3704 What up money? Green was also outrun by Michael Haines of the Falcons. FF to 7:30 ruclips.net/video/DXr8vr8TB-4/видео.html&ab_channel=Str8upSports
That hawk down of Eric Dickerson was even more impressive than the famous Tony Dorsett one. He had an angle on Dorsett. He straight up caught Eric D from behind, which is something that NOONE did.
If you are behind someone and chasing them you are running a longer distance than they are if you catch them. Having an angle means you are running a shorter distance to head them off. In both instances Green was behind Dorsett and Dickerson, so he did not have an angle.
I love how the commentator said, "Goodnight!" when Dickerson broke free, and you can hear his tone change when he realizes Darrell Green has him in his sights.
Thanks Jsn... for me DG is the best cover corner of all time, alongside Prime. So fast (beating true sprinters like Gault, Brown), would lock your best WR down, plenty of smarts, would make a big play and he never gave up on a play. DG and Prime are the best. Luv the highlights.. just wondering if you had the DG chase down of a lightning quick Herschel Walker in HWs first season for the Cowboys at Texas Stadium (caught him at the 1 yard line)
Darrell Green was a rarity! His track speed came in handy coupled with his football smarts. He would put who we have in today's NFL to shame!!! I was not a fan of the football team based in Washington DC, but fully enjoyed Darrell Green- G.O.A.T.
I grew up in Washington DC. I'm a Redskins fan for life. I remember the glory years. The Redskins of the 80's! John Riggins the Hogs and the incredible Darrel Green! I'm in my 50's now jajaja 🤣
Green is a freak of nature. I once read that he ran something like a 4.6 or 4.7 forty on his 50th birthday. Darrell is the same age as me and I’m 63 and I bet he can still run a forty in less than 5.0? Maybe even a 4.8 at sixty three years old. Darrell had a unique running style I’ve never seen anyone else look like. When he was in stride, the only image I’ve seen like his posture is the image of Hermes/Mercury as the FTD Florist logo. He just lacked the wings on his ankles. When you look at a frame of his stride, his back foot is pointed away from his body and his front leg has his toes pointed forward. Who knows, maybe Darrell was Hermes or Mercury? II think that was the secret to his super powers. It must have given him the stride of a much larger man. His toes were pointed like that because of the push he had with his planted foot. He pushed so hard, it caused his toes to be pointed straight backwards away from him. He won the NFL fastest man contest all four time he competed in it. No one could touch his speed. If he had been a receiver, he would have set every record there is for that position. Yes, he was short, but we can see his lateral leaping ability in many films. Darrell could our jump Randy Moss, who was over 6’5” tall and Green was around 5’8” or 5’10”. He is amazing and I haven’t seen another corner who could not only match his speed, but shut down some of the greatest receivers in NFL history. Every receiver that played Washington had their worst days when Green was covering them. Even the great Jerry Rice had his lowest receptions vs. green. Even with a torn rib cartilage, Darrell outran the Bear’s special team to return the punt that iced the divisional playoff game. Then the next week, playing all day on that cartilage, Darrell still made the final hit of the game where he jarred the ball lose to deny Minnesota the TD they so desperately needed to tie the championship game and send it to overtime. Darrell was that one player who always stepped up in the biggest games to secure the important wins for Washington.
The fact that this guy made first team All-Pro only once is an indictment on the league voting. That's absolutely silly. Hall of Fame and one of the top 3 corners ever and only made first team All-Pro once. Bias against the Redskins franchise in full effect. If he'd talked his mouth off like Deion, he'd have made 10 first team All-Pro teams. It's sick to think Darrelle Revis made 4 first team All-Pro teams and yet Darrell Green, who is regarded as twice the player of Revis and won two rings, made it only one time. Absolutely disgusting.
The only time Darrell Green ever lost a race (as far as I know) was when Herschel Walker beat him in the 100 yard dash in the old Superstars Competition from the 1980s. Kind of blows my mind because while Herschel was fast, I didn't think his speed was on the same level as Green or Ron Brown.
Walker's best 100m is 10.23 and he is 2 years younger than Green who ran a PB of 10.08 100m. Walker did beat Green twice in the Superstars competition in the 100yd dash. But Ron Brown (10.06 100m) beat Walker in the Superstars 100yd dash.
sydboski Isn't that weird how that works out in the 100 yard dash? And Willie Gault beat Walker (controversially) in a photo finish - yet Gault was stomped by Brown and Green in the 60 yard dash. Gault is definitely better in the 100 vs. the 60 but Green and Brown are also 100m studs as well....which still doesn't explain how Walker beat him in the 100 yard dash??? And Ron Brown beat Walker in college in the 100m.
@@bpo1975 Gault was actually a hurdler. But he has a PB of 10.10 in the 100m. Seems like on any given day one could beat the other. But the one who has the fastest times in both the 60yd and 100m out the players mentioned was Brown at 10.06 100m Fully automatic and 6.09 60yd hand timed.
@@bpo1975 I think Green actually pulled up...not sure why, in the interview i think it was mentioned but Green cut it short as not to make excuses...I mean Green runs a 4.2 and a 10.08 100 meter and is 5'8 175...alot smaller man and clearly faster than Walker/
My homeboy told me that he was more like 5'7" bc he met him a few times. They had Walter Payton listed at 5'11" 205 lbs. & he was more like 5'9" 189 lbs. Who really knows?!?
+Sheppard Moore You are right about Bo, but Wright ran 4.13. Both were hand timed. Galloway's time was 4.18 hand timed also. All of these times are good, but don't measure how fast these guys really were. You have to look at their 100m times. Bo 10.44, Wright has no verifiable time, Galloway reportedly ran 10.35. But the top 3 in NFL history are: 3T Jacoby Ford 10.01 3T Jeff Demps 10.01 2 Trindon Holliday 10.00 1 Jim Hines 9.95
You're welcome Marvin. But if you're referring the list of 100 meter times for all players in the history of the NFL, the other poster listed that and deserves the credit. I agree the 40 dash is more about quickness. Usian Bolt, who has run the fastest 100 meter time in history at 9.5, is said to have a relatively slow time at the 40 yard dash (estimate: 4.2). Although he is said to be arguably the world's fastest human, it takes him a while to generate his tremendous speed.
@@milktruck9345 1. If you are comparing hand times to hand times you can use them. 2. Nehemiah's 40 was hand timed also. All 40 times before 1999 are hand timed. 3. I have never said in any debate that hand times cannot be used. They are however not as accurate as the semi automatic timing the NFL has been using since 1999. you cannot directly compare the 2.
Faster than Deion, so he's in the running for fastest ever. He's faster by at least .18 secs in the 100 YD dash(10.08 to 10.26). He's a football player, but that's the fastest 100 YD dash I have ever seen(track guys included).
@sydboski Both times are track for each. Both competed in at least 1 track run. Honestly though, a meter is more than a YD. So, if Green maintained this pace, then his 100 YD dash speed is 10.08/109.32*=X/100 -> 109.32X=1008 -> 9.221 in a 100 YD dash. This would not be hard to duplicate since a M is actually more than a YD. He'd actually be way faster in the 100 YD dash... Now, you couldn't use that for 40 time, because his rate of speed may go higher after he passes 40 YDs. But, 100 M and 100 YD are relatively close, so (if Green can do 10.08 in 100 M**) it would not be hard for him get near 9.221 in 100 YD dash. Again, fatigue would not factor into it, since 100 M is FARTHER than 100 YDs. That's the fastest I've ever heard. Is it any wonder he ran speedsters down?! Deion's rate of speed: 10.26/109.32=X/100 -> 109.32X=1026 -> 9.385 in 100 YD dash. These are the fastest 100 YD times that I have ever of and the first 2 north of 9.4(a USC college analyst claimed that OJ did 100 YDs in 9.4) *100 M in equivalent YDs. **A feat performed in track competition.
@@pattrell5257 10.08 is very fast indeed, but it is no record. The NFL record is 9.95 by Jim Hines. Green ran NCAA Div 2. The NCAA Div 2 record is 9.97 by Benjamin Azamati from West Texas A& M.
@@sydboski When did this happen?! Recently?! Green, as you know, no longer plays. Also, did the WTAMU track guy get drafted and play for an NFL team?! He's not the fastest NFL player, if he never played pro ball. It's like Usain Bolt may be faster than Green(not sure), but he never played a down of NFL football, either.
As much as it pains me to say this, Green was faster. Branch, my favorite receiver, ran a hand timed 100m at 10.00. Converted to fully automatic timing it would have been 10.24. Green ran 10.08.
Idk its a close race on that one cant forget joey galloway or deshaun jackson those two were absurd fast as well id like to see all four race not now of course but those r four fastest i can remember and its hard say who was fastest
@@dylanhanes7205 Jim Hines was the fastest man to ever play in the NFL. He is the only player to ever run under 10 seconds in the 100m dash, and was the fastest man in the world for 15 years.
I totaly forgot bout that dude of course wasnt born till 1980 so some things i flat forgot or did not know but i do recall hearing bout this mans speed and how absurd it was
Herschel's best 100M was a 10.14 windaided. Darrell ran a 10.08 legal. Not every race you're going to win but Darrell overall ran the fastest times & was consistently faster throughout their respective careers. But you are right, Herschel did beat him twice.
BreuckelensFinest Man O Mano is THE TOP TEST! You run fast when I'm not around...than when I see you I whup you straight up! Than you go and run some more impressive times...than I come test you...Spank you again...Nuff said cause WE KNOW...plus Cowboy Bob would've dusted him.
@@poppopartist3870 I can name 25 players that have run faster than Walker. 7 players who have run faster than Green. And 4 players that have run faster than Hayes.
He was quick at 40 and 60 yards. But Herschel Walker beat him in the 100 yard dash. Speed is not fast times in the 40 or 60 yards dashes. The true measure of speed is the 100 and 200 meters. Check out the link below and forward to 43:55 to watch the 100 yard race between Darryl Green and Herschel Walker. ruclips.net/video/YlwxKQ32FY8/видео.html
I've never heard anything as stupid as this in my life. The younger generation has the most outlandish shit to say that you guys have no clue about. Bc Darrell was before your time doesn't mean that he wasn't good or fast. Tyreek Hill would have gotten walked down by Darrell Green, that's how fast he was! Eric Dickerson was the fastest RB in the NFL at that time with a 4.3 & Tony Dorsett was a 4.1 guy at one time. One day you'll hear the dumb shit that comes out of young people's mouths & then you'll understand.
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He was the only childhood hero I had that never messed up. Always positive, always progressing. Washington Loves Darrell Green
i miss seeing him on the football field. he played with so much darn passion for a little guy
never heard anyone say darrell green was a bum
Anyone who would say so is obviously ignorant, as the Niko guy apparently is.
Darrell green stayed in shape and still does,that's why he's so fast,walking,stretching etc..no cb can touch Darrell greens feats,and he won 2 super bowls,also in the Hall of fame,Darrell was with the best coach back in the day,with Joe Gibbs who also is in the Hall of fame with 3 Superbowl wins out of 4 appearances! The Washington football team has alot of growing up lol if they wanna get back to the glory days!
You are the GOAT for uploading these
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True indeed
hell when darrell green was around 40 he was running with randy moss and held his own green was just as fast as moss at 40
Kenny Carlson The only person I know of who beat Green on a football field was RON BROWN but then Brown was WORLD CLASS SPRINTER in his own right.
@@dwightlove3704 What up money? Green was also outrun by Michael Haines of the Falcons. FF to 7:30 ruclips.net/video/DXr8vr8TB-4/видео.html&ab_channel=Str8upSports
@@sydboski I saw that Haynes left him in the dust on that play
That hawk down of Eric Dickerson was even more impressive than the famous Tony Dorsett one. He had an angle on Dorsett. He straight up caught Eric D from behind, which is something that NOONE did.
If you are behind someone and chasing them you are running a longer distance than they are if you catch them. Having an angle means you are running a shorter distance to head them off. In both instances Green was behind Dorsett and Dickerson, so he did not have an angle.
He ran him down no question!
I miss these days of the nfl.
He ran down the Patriots Curtis Martin as well jajaja 🤣! And Martin was mush younger than Darrell Green!
I think Dickerson got caught..he was fast but not DB fast
Hard to believe anyone could give Dorsett a 10 yard head start and still be able to catch him.
Not only did he catch Tony Dorset who was known to have great speed himself but he did it from a five yard deficit. Now that’s real speed.
Him and deion Sanders are the 2 best defensive backs ever
1. Deion
2. Revis
3. Rod Woodson
4. Champ Bailey
5. Charles Woodson
6. Blount
7. Darrell Green
8. Richard Sherman
@@matthewhyman2208 Willie Brown, Mike Haynes, Eric Wright, Hanford Dixon?????
@@ucheokoroafor8273 Everybody you just said other than Willie Brown and Mike Haynes are not top 10 bruh
@@matthewhyman2208 Sorry but Darrell is the fastest of all the ppl on this list.
No ifs, ands, or buts about it!
Darrell Green was always a good tackler. Remember him slamming Jerry Rice one time.
Rice still beat him and sanders for tds.
I love how the commentator said, "Goodnight!" when Dickerson broke free, and you can hear his tone change when he realizes Darrell Green has him in his sights.
Yes ! And they always say the RB or Wr has great speed until D.Green runs them down jajaja 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Pat Summeral was always a non-partial play by play guy. He loved the Giants first and Cowboys second.
I never thought I'd been missing the days when Jack was the owner of the Skins. Smh
Mr Cook loved this team! He would do anything for Joe Gibbs and he stayed out of Gibbs decisions
Great player
3:49 "Goodnight"...wait a minute is that Darrell Green?
Thanks Jsn... for me DG is the best cover corner of all time, alongside Prime. So fast (beating true sprinters like Gault, Brown), would lock your best WR down, plenty of smarts, would make a big play and he never gave up on a play. DG and Prime are the best.
Luv the highlights.. just wondering if you had the DG chase down of a lightning quick Herschel Walker in HWs first season for the Cowboys at Texas Stadium (caught him at the 1 yard line)
What about Herschel's highlight beating Green in the 100yd dash in the Superstars?
Darrell Green was a rarity! His track speed came in handy coupled with his football smarts. He would put who we have in today's NFL to shame!!! I was not a fan of the football team based in Washington DC, but fully enjoyed Darrell Green- G.O.A.T.
Green had great tackling fundamentals. Early in his career he was one of the better run support corners in the league
I grew up in Washington DC. I'm a Redskins fan for life. I remember the glory years. The Redskins of the 80's! John Riggins the Hogs and the incredible Darrel Green! I'm in my 50's now jajaja 🤣
" The Fun Bunch". They were absolutely fun to watch.
Top 5 corners? Mine :1 Deion Sanders 2:Darrell Green 3 rod woodson 4:champ Bailey 5:Charles woodson
To think three of them were all on the same team at one point
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Green is a freak of nature. I once read that he ran something like a 4.6 or 4.7 forty on his 50th birthday. Darrell is the same age as me and I’m 63 and I bet he can still run a forty in less than 5.0? Maybe even a 4.8 at sixty three years old.
Darrell had a unique running style I’ve never seen anyone else look like. When he was in stride, the only image I’ve seen like his posture is the image of Hermes/Mercury as the FTD Florist logo. He just lacked the wings on his ankles. When you look at a frame of his stride, his back foot is pointed away from his body and his front leg has his toes pointed forward. Who knows, maybe Darrell was Hermes or Mercury?
II think that was the secret to his super powers. It must have given him the stride of a much larger man. His toes were pointed like that because of the push he had with his planted foot. He pushed so hard, it caused his toes to be pointed straight backwards away from him.
He won the NFL fastest man contest all four time he competed in it. No one could touch his speed. If he had been a receiver, he would have set every record there is for that position. Yes, he was short, but we can see his lateral leaping ability in many films. Darrell could our jump Randy Moss, who was over 6’5” tall and Green was around 5’8” or 5’10”.
He is amazing and I haven’t seen another corner who could not only match his speed, but shut down some of the greatest receivers in NFL history. Every receiver that played Washington had their worst days when Green was covering them. Even the great Jerry Rice had his lowest receptions vs. green.
Even with a torn rib cartilage, Darrell outran the Bear’s special team to return the punt that iced the divisional playoff game. Then the next week, playing all day on that cartilage, Darrell still made the final hit of the game where he jarred the ball lose to deny Minnesota the TD they so desperately needed to tie the championship game and send it to overtime. Darrell was that one player who always stepped up in the biggest games to secure the important wins for Washington.
The fact that this guy made first team All-Pro only once is an indictment on the league voting. That's absolutely silly. Hall of Fame and one of the top 3 corners ever and only made first team All-Pro once.
Bias against the Redskins franchise in full effect. If he'd talked his mouth off like Deion, he'd have made 10 first team All-Pro teams.
It's sick to think Darrelle Revis made 4 first team All-Pro teams and yet Darrell Green, who is regarded as twice the player of Revis and won two rings, made it only one time.
Absolutely disgusting.
I miss the Joe Gibbs Redskins and RFK stadium. We used to rock that place! It was electric!! If you know, you know!
I couldn't stand that little guy when he ran down my Tony Dorsett. But over the years I had to respect his speed and skill set as a football player.
I loved him when he caught Dorsett from behind!!!!!!
@@dwightlove3704 why? You must be a Washington fan. Y'all ain't got too much to cheer about so I do understand
@@j-real7233 I was that night in '83
@@dwightlove3704 lol
@@j-real7233 And '88 when Doug went wild in the Super Bowl
The only time Darrell Green ever lost a race (as far as I know) was when Herschel Walker beat him in the 100 yard dash in the old Superstars Competition from the 1980s. Kind of blows my mind because while Herschel was fast, I didn't think his speed was on the same level as Green or Ron Brown.
Walker's best 100m is 10.23 and he is 2 years younger than Green who ran a PB of 10.08 100m. Walker did beat Green twice in the Superstars competition in the 100yd dash. But Ron Brown (10.06 100m) beat Walker in the Superstars 100yd dash.
sydboski Isn't that weird how that works out in the 100 yard dash? And Willie Gault beat Walker (controversially) in a photo finish - yet Gault was stomped by Brown and Green in the 60 yard dash. Gault is definitely better in the 100 vs. the 60 but Green and Brown are also 100m studs as well....which still doesn't explain how Walker beat him in the 100 yard dash??? And Ron Brown beat Walker in college in the 100m.
@@bpo1975 Gault was actually a hurdler. But he has a PB of 10.10 in the 100m. Seems like on any given day one could beat the other. But the one who has the fastest times in both the 60yd and 100m out the players mentioned was Brown at 10.06 100m Fully automatic and 6.09 60yd hand timed.
@@bpo1975 I think Green actually pulled up...not sure why, in the interview i think it was mentioned but Green cut it short as not to make excuses...I mean Green runs a 4.2 and a 10.08 100 meter and is 5'8 175...alot smaller man and clearly faster than Walker/
We need Art Monk! The lost “Art”
5'8" out of Texas A&I yes sir!
My homeboy told me that he was more like 5'7" bc he met him a few times. They had Walter Payton listed at 5'11" 205 lbs. & he was more like 5'9" 189 lbs. Who really knows?!?
YES SIR!
He should be in the greatest DB's conversation
Fastest cornerback in league history
That is true.
False Deon was faster
Darrell Green🌳 was the only man 👨that was able to hold ✋his 👦own against Jerry Rice🍚
Deion sanders
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darrell green fastest time on a 40 yard dash 4.09 look it up plz
+villain McBride That 4.09 was never verified. It's basically a myth.
villain McBride Alexander wright..and Bo Jackson ran the fastest times on record.. wright 4.09...bo 4.12...still think Joey Galloway smokes everyone
+Sheppard Moore You are right about Bo, but Wright ran 4.13. Both were hand timed. Galloway's time was 4.18 hand timed also. All of these times are good, but don't measure how fast these guys really were. You have to look at their 100m times. Bo 10.44, Wright has no verifiable time, Galloway reportedly ran 10.35. But the top 3 in NFL history are:
3T Jacoby Ford 10.01
3T Jeff Demps 10.01
2 Trindon Holliday 10.00
1 Jim Hines 9.95
villain McBride Yea, hell he ran a 4.2 at 42yrs old lmfao
Galloway hand time was 3.99 by Seahawks coach Erickson, , 4.09 d green redskins coach gibbs, 4.12 Bo raiders coach
Yahoo article brought me here.
Wow
a young Darrell Green could beat Tyreek Hill in the the 100 meter dash
True, but so could 30 other players. Also 8 of them could beat Green.
@@sydboski and 8 of those guys who could beat Darrell Green are also world class sprinters
@@sirxgemini5896 That is true. I am sorry it is only 7 players who have run faster than Green. Two are former world's fastest human.
Joe Jones thank you for the list. I ran track and yes the true measure of speed is the 100m not the 40. In my opinion the 40 is more about quickness.
You're welcome Marvin. But if you're referring the list of 100 meter times for all players in the history of the NFL, the other poster listed that and deserves the credit.
I agree the 40 dash is more about quickness. Usian Bolt, who has run the fastest 100 meter time in history at 9.5, is said to have a relatively slow time at the 40 yard dash (estimate: 4.2). Although he is said to be arguably the world's fastest human, it takes him a while to generate his tremendous speed.
7:04 ain't that the truth ...HTTR forever
His nickname was MX MISSILE!!!!!
u made it for me
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He couldn’t catch Ron brown on angle
This is true.
He ran down Dickerson ran down Dorsett.
Love me some Darrell Green but 5:45 that's PI..
I thought Bob Hayes was
Was what?
He never went against Olympic hurdler renaldo nehiama from sf he ran a 4.28
Green 10.08 100m, Nehemiah 10.24
@@sydboski what was greens 40 your comparing 100s
@@milktruck9345 Green has a hand timed 4.15. The 100m times Indicate how fast they actually were.
@@sydboski oh no hand times are inaccurate cant be used. That is what you said in past arguements.
@@milktruck9345
1. If you are comparing hand times to hand times you can use them.
2. Nehemiah's 40 was hand timed also. All 40 times before 1999 are hand timed.
3. I have never said in any debate that hand times cannot be used. They are however not as accurate as the semi automatic timing the NFL has been using since 1999. you cannot directly compare the 2.
Faster than Deion, so he's in the running for fastest ever. He's faster by at least .18 secs in the 100 YD dash(10.08 to 10.26). He's a football player, but that's the fastest 100 YD dash I have ever seen(track guys included).
That is 100m not yds. 10.08Would rank him 8th all time in NFL history.
@sydboski Both times are track for each. Both competed in at least 1 track run. Honestly though, a meter is more than a YD. So, if Green maintained this pace, then his 100 YD dash speed is 10.08/109.32*=X/100 -> 109.32X=1008 -> 9.221 in a 100 YD dash. This would not be hard to duplicate since a M is actually more than a YD. He'd actually be way faster in the 100 YD dash... Now, you couldn't use that for 40 time, because his rate of speed may go higher after he passes 40 YDs. But, 100 M and 100 YD are relatively close, so (if Green can do 10.08 in 100 M**) it would not be hard for him get near 9.221 in 100 YD dash. Again, fatigue would not factor into it, since 100 M is FARTHER than 100 YDs. That's the fastest I've ever heard. Is it any wonder he ran speedsters down?! Deion's rate of speed: 10.26/109.32=X/100 -> 109.32X=1026 -> 9.385 in 100 YD dash. These are the fastest 100 YD times that I have ever of and the first 2 north of 9.4(a USC college analyst claimed that OJ did 100 YDs in 9.4)
*100 M in equivalent YDs. **A feat performed in track competition.
@@sydboski And, 10.08 in the 100M is record for football players. I think it's a record for track, too.
@@pattrell5257 10.08 is very fast indeed, but it is no record. The NFL record is 9.95 by Jim Hines. Green ran NCAA Div 2. The NCAA Div 2 record is 9.97 by Benjamin Azamati from West Texas A& M.
@@sydboski When did this happen?! Recently?! Green, as you know, no longer plays. Also, did the WTAMU track guy get drafted and play for an NFL team?! He's not the fastest NFL player, if he never played pro ball. It's like Usain Bolt may be faster than Green(not sure), but he never played a down of NFL football, either.
Bullet Bob Hayes Number One
Nope that would be Jim Hines.
*Does anyone know how he got hurt on that punt return?*
Pretty sure he broke his rib on the hurdle
He pulled a stomach muscle.
@@sydboski he actually did it when he came down and turned...
cliff branch was faster than darrell s rookie yr
As much as it pains me to say this, Green was faster. Branch, my favorite receiver, ran a hand timed 100m at 10.00. Converted to fully automatic timing it would have been 10.24. Green ran 10.08.
Both Texas men
@@sydboski forest gump could beat everyone lol
@each one teach one Brown ran 10.06 100m he is tied for 5th all time 100ms in NFL history.
@@sydboski How many times did Cliff branch run the hundred? Stop it with your list.
Nah deion iz the king speed demon onna field lol
How can you prove that?
Idk its a close race on that one cant forget joey galloway or deshaun jackson those two were absurd fast as well id like to see all four race not now of course but those r four fastest i can remember and its hard say who was fastest
@@dylanhanes7205 Jim Hines was the fastest man to ever play in the NFL. He is the only player to ever run under 10 seconds in the 100m dash, and was the fastest man in the world for 15 years.
I totaly forgot bout that dude of course wasnt born till 1980 so some things i flat forgot or did not know but i do recall hearing bout this mans speed and how absurd it was
@Chris Paul Hayes ran on an Olympic cinder track that only had 7 races on it. Hines ran 4 years later, on cinders.
NOT the fastest Herschel BEAT him 2X...Fact
Herschel's best 100M was a 10.14 windaided. Darrell ran a 10.08 legal. Not every race you're going to win but Darrell overall ran the fastest times & was consistently faster throughout their respective careers. But you are right, Herschel did beat him twice.
BreuckelensFinest Man O Mano is THE TOP TEST! You run fast when I'm not around...than when I see you I whup you straight up! Than you go and run some more impressive times...than I come test you...Spank you again...Nuff said cause WE KNOW...plus Cowboy Bob would've dusted him.
@@poppopartist3870 I can name 25 players that have run faster than Walker. 7 players who have run faster than Green. And 4 players that have run faster than Hayes.
sydboski K believe rookie Moss fastest
@@poppopartist3870 Moss was not any where near world class in sprinting.
He was quick at 40 and 60 yards. But Herschel Walker beat him in the 100 yard dash. Speed is not fast times in the 40 or 60 yards dashes. The true measure of speed is the 100 and 200 meters. Check out the link below and forward to 43:55 to watch the 100 yard race between Darryl Green and Herschel Walker.
ruclips.net/video/YlwxKQ32FY8/видео.html
But Green has a faster PB in the 100m than Walker. 10.08 to 10.23
Um, no.
Obviously you run slower with a football in your hand so his tackles from behind aren't that impressive. Just saying.
I've never heard anything as stupid as this in my life. The younger generation has the most outlandish shit to say that you guys have no clue about. Bc Darrell was before your time doesn't mean that he wasn't good or fast. Tyreek Hill would have gotten walked down by Darrell Green, that's how fast he was! Eric Dickerson was the fastest RB in the NFL at that time with a 4.3 & Tony Dorsett was a 4.1 guy at one time. One day you'll hear the dumb shit that comes out of young people's mouths & then you'll understand.
Darrell was great but Roy Green with Cards had his number.
Deion was faster
NOT!! Green ran 10.08 100m vs Deion at 10.26.
Deion Sanders x Randy Moss x Bo Jackson all look faster to me. I respect Greens speed but on camera gotta give it to Moss or Sanders.
Troy Spencer Deon was definitely faster
But how long did he stay fast though!
+Troy Spencer Green was faster than all of the players you mentioned.
+Troy Spencer But he wasn't the fastest player in NFL history.
Forty times: Deion and Randy--4.25, Bo --4.12, Darrell--4.03.