This was so hilarious. But the funny thing was, the play before he sprinted 60 yards down field, then he wasted all that energy dancing before the punt and as soon as he breaks free, he’s out of gas 😂
Better in terms of what?? Deion played two sports as well played then played CB Punt returner as well in spot was WR. Rod Woodson was a better tackler. That because Deion was taught earlier in his career by certain pros Dbs that tackling gonna wear u down& shorten his career. Lastly he mess up his wheels (toes playing on astroturf. That had amputated now. Both are High Ranking CBs but Deion was more Shutdown CB cover wise then Rod Woodson. Rod was more complete in terms of tackling & blitzing . Deion wasn't asked to do that ..Deion shut down a whole side . Stop with slight because alot u guys have issue with Deion because he has flare magnetism that draw people to him & on the flip side causes people to be jealous envious of him
Two great players. Many great player to like or dislike. I respect Deion for his abilities, on and off the field. I can not say I ever saw anything negative about the man.
You're definetly on drugs. Woodson was a great defensive back that's about it. Sanders was a great defensive back, wide receiever, punt returner AND baseball player. Stay drug free
Deions a good dude, had a long convo with the man at a wake at our shared high school. He was a NFL and MLB star and I was just some softmore choir kid. The entire time the news was begging to speak with him and he could care less
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That punter was a quarterback in high school, and he was fast as heck. Saw him beat my team in the 4th quarter in the playoffs with a long run.
Sanders was just toying with that Punter lol. He could've cut it back but he wanted to play with him. 😂
White dude made your hero his bch
And still got tackled could of would of at the end of the day there's film of him getting schooled by a punter lmao
Getting hawked down by a short little punter 🤣🤣🤣😂
He underestimated the punters speed and started showboating at the 25 yard line and got caught
Love it
He was debating what look at me moment he was gonna do, and he embarrassed himself !!
Pride goes before shame
😂😂😂 this is gold
I swear! And I hated it when he got tackled I wanted Deion to score on this great return!
Love this
This was so hilarious. But the funny thing was, the play before he sprinted 60 yards down field, then he wasted all that energy dancing before the punt and as soon as he breaks free, he’s out of gas 😂
Classic. Like a b1tch 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
lol
Deion was a clown
Deion is a clown 🤡 still
@@deathnote-bq2fs y'all are both clowns.
Are you're? A nothing
I never cared for Deion. Rod Woodson was better
Better in terms of what?? Deion played two sports as well played then played CB Punt returner as well in spot was WR. Rod Woodson was a better tackler. That because Deion was taught earlier in his career by certain pros Dbs that tackling gonna wear u down& shorten his career. Lastly he mess up his wheels (toes playing on astroturf. That had amputated now. Both are High Ranking CBs but Deion was more Shutdown CB cover wise then Rod Woodson. Rod was more complete in terms of tackling & blitzing . Deion wasn't asked to do that ..Deion shut down a whole side . Stop with slight because alot u guys have issue with Deion because he has flare magnetism that draw people to him & on the flip side causes people to be jealous envious of him
Two great players. Many great player to like or dislike. I respect Deion for his abilities, on and off the field. I can not say I ever saw anything negative about the man.
You're definetly on drugs. Woodson was a great defensive back that's about it. Sanders was a great defensive back, wide receiever, punt returner AND baseball player. Stay drug free
Deions a good dude, had a long convo with the man at a wake at our shared high school. He was a NFL and MLB star and I was just some softmore choir kid. The entire time the news was begging to speak with him and he could care less