@@therighteousteacher4425 it may not have been Deion in his 1994 season but in 1999 Deion was still considered the BEST Cornerback in the NFL and one of the best players in the league at the time
@@tyblack7441 Oh really. A year later he was out the league.. He last played with Dallas in '99 and went to the Redskins and was a shell of himself.. Turf toe and playing 2 sports had caught up with him..
@@tyblack7441 Champ Bailey and Ty Law were... Even tho Bailey was a rookie, he was in better physical shape.. Deion left the league after the 2000 season.. Turf toe and playing baseball took a toll on him..
Meanwhile i only learnes about NFL When Covid came out bro .. But Im from South Africa .. Its alot like rugby but without rules🤣🤣 I just love that sport Just the brutality of it
I remember that game deion had a bad hamstring and a turf toe which ended up being operated on twice. Then ended up getting cut off here recently. But shout out to peyton manning and his receivers
@@supersexysega you a lying ass. You probably not even old enough to remember. He wasn't even supposed to play that game I'm from Dallas. He was injury riddled off and on that whole season. They wanted him to sit out that game but he chose to play last minute
@@columbusohio72 Please. Deion didn't play during the era of "how football players USED to be." He was considered a daisy in his own day. It's just that DBs were more likely to return punts back then. He wasn't playing both ways, for God's sake. 🤣
@@ShevStaxBeats Deion caught 36 passes one season. He caught only 24 passes, total, the remaining 13 seasons of his career. There was a blip, but saying he played both ways is like saying the Fridge played both ways or that Magic was a center. You're going to have to miss me with that stuff. 🤣 Take care.
Man, hearing Madden and Summerall brings back memories. Decade of ESPN with Boyah Stew, Sega Genesis and EA Sports....if its in the game, its in the game, epic summer block buster movies, etc etc....The 90s was an amazing time.
I can remember the 1 year he played for San Francisco and they won the Super Bowl. I think he only played in line 10 games cause baseball season was still going and the Braves were in the playoffs. I think Deion still managed to lead the league in picks and managed to return multiple kickoff/punt returns for touchdowns. It was insane how good he was that year
@@datruth6804 what’re you saying and who are you talking to? because the main comment is literally saying he won a super bowl with them the 1 year he played with them.
One thing you'd never be able to take away from Deion. The level of respect he had toward whatever receiver he faced off with. He always gave them a pat after they made a play on him. Not saying there's been a few times you'd question his show boating. But as the guy he's facing. Top level respect. You're welcome. 😊
Edgerrin james was the true pillar of those late 90s-early 2000s colts offenses. Before he came, Peyton wasn't putting up big passing #s even with the legendary marshall faulk & harrison. Deion still went out there & played but i wish he didn't at the expense of losing his toes...everyone with sense knows deion was severely hobbled since 96 with turf toe. That wasn't the real prime time...no small or regular sized receiver was balling out on prime except Rice... it's only big body receivers like Sterling Sharpe, TO, Calvin Johnson who gave him issues.
The previous 7 years before this Deion was 1st team all pro outside of 1995 and that’s only cause he had injuries and only played 9 games. This year Deion was second team all pro and imo he won that award off of his last name. If anybody knows about Deion later years with Dallas he constantly had turf toe. In 1997 he started 12 games, 1998 started 11 games and 1999 14 games. This was Deion last year on the Cowboys.
Constantly had turf toe isn't accurate. He hurt his toe in the 11th game of the 98' season against Arizona. He missed the last 5 games of the regular season. In the offseason he got his toe repaired and missed the first two games of 99' rehabbing it. In 99' he had just lost a step. Deion did have a habit of grabbing a groin, hamstring or anything else that would indicate discomfort when he got beat but this was a pattern throughout a large part of his career.
@@JayYo21 1997 he played 13 games. Missed the last 3 with a broken rib. Bottom line is he lost a step in 99' and that step certainly didn't come back in 2000. Nothing like watching James McKnight wreck his ass over the top multiple times with Anthony Wright at QB.
@@supersexysega in 1997 he only started 12 games. You aren’t saying nothing. Bottom line Deion was dealing with injuries that was my point. Have a good one
Yeah, Deion was working with about 7 good toes at this point in his career. Only way you could slow down that Colts offense back then was with sub zero temperature, and a little cheating!
Football is just not the same especially on Thanksgiving without Pat and John rest in peace to two great Legends. You know they're up there calling games in heaven
Outside of a few games no one threw at Deion more than a couple times a game. It’s cool to actually see Deion get tested because so often he’d get thrown at twice and that would be all you’d see of him that game.
I think he was battling injury. Always classey even when not performing well. Helping the guy up who is roasting him and also apologized to him for grabbing his face mask. There will never be another NEON DEION. PRIMETIME.
Deion wasn’t getting roasted at all. Deion a smart veteran at this point was playing off his man to prevent the deep routes because of injury. He sacrificed the slants to prevent the posts. If you look at the first play Deion was stride for stride with the receivers, but then tweaked the hamstring later in the game.
@@stevenmeyers1226 Well, if 30 whole people agree with you, you must be spot on. As we know, the Mandella Effect - and unsophisticated viewing - are myths. You just keep those rose-colored beliefs trapped in amber. You'll be just fine.
What they don’t tell you was Deion was 32 playing on one leg and retired after the next season and had it been just a few years earlier whichever wr Deion decided to cover wouldn’t have had their name called for the entire game and by chance had their name been called it would’ve only been to let you know who the ball was intended for before Deion int and took it back to the house and did his iconic touchdown dance. Believe that!
@@Avo_KwameGod Sanders abruptly retired in July 2001 after only playing one year with the Redskins. On December 23, 2002, the Redskins waived Sanders from the reserve/retired list in order to potentially allow him to play for the Oakland Raiders in the 2002-03 NFL playoffs. Had he passed through waivers unclaimed, he would have been able to sign a free-agent contract with any team and play during the season. However, on December 25, five teams (the Indianapolis Colts, Kansas City Chiefs, Pittsburgh Steelers, San Diego Chargers and Tennessee Titans), placed waiver bids for him, with the Chargers claiming him by having the highest waiver priority. Since it was too late in the season to be activated from the reserve/retired list, he was unable to play for the Chargers for the rest of the season.
@@Avo_KwameGod Yes he did retire after the next season bc he only played one season in Washington. So you’re right and wrong at the same time. A die hard should know that tho
@@Avo_KwameGod and then he came back in 2004 to play for the ravens at 37 years old and that’s why he wore number 37 and he played 2 seasons which he played well but neither season did they make the playoffs. I’m a real die hard my guy.
This was in the last days of Deion being prime, Manning wanted to prove he could outgun the best, and he did. But this was a shadow of the former Sanders.
I remember this game. Deion was my biggest inspiration as a multi sport athlete. Watching this game I remember thinking something was wrong with him. He was never the same after this game. To this day he is still my favorite player of all time. He had/has so much talent and swagger that he was untouchable. There has never been nor will there ever be another PRIME TIME-NEON DEION SANDERS! Take that to the bank.
There were characters then and it was still a sport. It's business today. Teams and players like factory, money making, machinery. NASCAR too. Ticky-tack competition.
Fast forward to 2022. Dion is the head coach at Jackson in Jackson Mississippi. His team lost one game all season last season. I'm going to be watching Jackson State all year long. I think it's Tennessee tech next week
Saturday September 10 Jackson state vs Tennessee state at 6:00, Tennessee state coach is Eddie George. This is going to be epic to legends coaching against each other.
I was at this game in 99. Sanders came out and warmed up, taunting the crowd. When Dallas went back in the locker room before kickoff, Sanders stayed behind the rest of the team and WALKED around the entire field next to the fans signing autographs and chatting. Pretty classy dude who could back up his swagger. Wish he would have played for the Colts.
i was specifically here to watch the long td that deion allowed, since it was the only long one that he gave up as a cowboy. wouldn't ya know, it got clipped. i remember him biting on a play fake.
Honestly this was coming off Turf Toe Prime....you know how long you gotta great and be untested to just sit flat footed on a go route not even worried if the ball will come your way 😂😂😂😂Prime does
Deion is the best, but I remember this game. Hunter Smith caught him from behind on a punt return I believe, and Deion wasn’t the same since. Might not have been the reason, but might’ve done something to his psyche. No punter should ever hawk Deion.
This is a weirdly edited video... You cut out a lot of necessary stuff. I wanted to se Deion return that first punt. I wanted to see how Harrison burned him for the end zone. Not sure why you cut that out?
Defenses rely on offenses caving to great corners. Saw it all the time with Deion, Sherman and others. They just never threw to them and the defenses knew they weren’t going to be challenged so it took that part of the field completely out of the game. The Colts here did some creative things to disrupt Deion, starting with that crossing pattern. They didn’t eat Deion alive but they didn’t let him get comfortable or into any kind of groove where he just took over the game either.
no disrespect. but gtfoh. if prime time had returned int's for touchdowns u would be praising him instead. he got cooked. happens to the best of them.😁
@@randallfloyd4476 this wasn’t a real Prime Deion Sanders. The previous 7 years before this Deion was 1st team all pro outside of 1995 and that’s only cause he had injuries and only played 9 games. This year Deion was second team all pro and he won that award off of his career achievements. Deion was drafted in 1989 he already played 11 years. This was Deion last year on the Cowboys.
Glad to see that even Dion had a bad game occasionally. Watch the documentary on him a few months back and he was just flat out amazing through most of his career even after he retired took several years off came back didn't lose a step played offense and defense also ran kickoffs and punts back.
What they forgot to tell you is sanders had turf toe and was only at half speed 😂 turf toe is almost impossible to play with they tested a 50% Deion smh he was limping the whole time just watch him! Later his toe was amputated! Notice John madden said I think something is wrong with Deion sanders
Like him or hate Deion Sanders was a Class Act. The way he went over to help up Wilkins after the hit. He's also the greatest defensive back to ever play the game. I miss Madden and Summerall
Wish more qbs would do this like how Allen went after Ramsey. Obviously you take what you can get but when you're working a corner like that you gotta think eventually you'll get a play.
Deion was never the same after that Punt Return that day.. He had a bad hamstring and his big toe was bothering him which eventually he broke against Cardinals
Deon was thrown at at least 10 times with 0 tackles. Dude never even got his jersey dirty his whole career. Love the guy though. He was definitely fun to watch.
I don't know why Madden got a reputation for silly no-brainer comments like "you have to score more points to win the game" because he was actually really insightful.
You must be mistaken. Deion don't miss tackles. Deion tackles like a mlb when he wanted too. Deion played YEARS find one clip showing deion missing tackles
Oh how I miss the Manning led colts.. first African American coach to win the Superbowl. Marvin Harrison, Reggie Wayne, Edge James, Dallas Clark, Dwight freeney, Bob Smith (he's was the Ray Lewis for them in his leadership) I was just a kid but those were my heroes
Who won this QB/DB matchup? 🤔
Deion was on the down end of his career tho.. No way a prime Deion would be toasted like that..
@@therighteousteacher4425 it may not have been Deion in his 1994 season but in 1999 Deion was still considered the BEST Cornerback in the NFL and one of the best players in the league at the time
@@tyblack7441 Oh really. A year later he was out the league.. He last played with Dallas in '99 and went to the Redskins and was a shell of himself.. Turf toe and playing 2 sports had caught up with him..
@@therighteousteacher4425 name a better DB than Deion at the time. I’ll wait
@@tyblack7441 Champ Bailey and Ty Law were... Even tho Bailey was a rookie, he was in better physical shape.. Deion left the league after the 2000 season.. Turf toe and playing baseball took a toll on him..
Bit of a tear when I heard the voices of Pat and John. Those were the voices of football when I was growing up. Rest in Peace gentlemen
Kids these days will never know how epic football games were when Pat and John called the games.
You tube still exists
those two were the best, felt like they had the perfect voices to call games!!!
One day we will develope the technology so our kids can see old games....
You'd get two great comments from John and one "did he really just say that?"
That’s not what kids use RUclips for
Wow. As a 25 year old hearing John Madden call a game is like playing a video game. RIP legend
Yup I’m 34. when I was growing up it was the opposite. We saw him and Pat on TV then the game dropped and we’d go “It sounds just like real life.”
Please, Madden was such an idiot, all he ever did was point out the obvious.
Meanwhile i only learnes about NFL When Covid came out bro ..
But Im from South Africa ..
Its alot like rugby but without rules🤣🤣
I just love that sport
Just the brutality of it
Did you have a favorite madden during those days?
Don’t forget about PAT SUMMERALL
Madden/Summerall was such an epic duo. Every game felt massive when they called it.
I miss them
"Boom" -John Madden-
The TV on mute
Was just as good
Deion had a certain aura that still hasn’t been replaced.
People talk the next Jordan we never seen someone close to Deion. Kobe and LeBron close though
@@rasulsamad5860 Revis was close
@@tmot6714 in terms of play on the field maybe but "Aura" not even close he was the MJ of football!
@@tmot6714 two best CBs I ever watched Prime and Revis.
@@tmot6714 Who’s Revis? Thats the impact Deion has. Decades later, his name is still extremely recognizable even by non fans and casuals
WOW 2:13 I miss that little jingle sound when they post the scores from other games. Brought me back to my childhood.
I said the same thing. It’s been a minute fr.
I remember that game deion had a bad hamstring and a turf toe which ended up being operated on twice. Then ended up getting cut off here recently. But shout out to peyton manning and his receivers
Excuses you making if he had all that why go out there play. I know why cause when you burnt you got excuses
No hamstring issue and fully recovered from off season toe surgery.
@@supersexysega you a lying ass. You probably not even old enough to remember. He wasn't even supposed to play that game I'm from Dallas. He was injury riddled off and on that whole season. They wanted him to sit out that game but he chose to play last minute
@@isaacfleming9972 deion is a prideful individual. He wasn't even supposed to play that game they were trying to hold him out but he chose to play.
He still went out and played bro
I remember this game. Prime had a Hamstring pull and played through it. Still a class act. Never will there be another PRIME TIME.
Couldn’t have been too bad if Dion was returning punts too.
@@pitmasterwannabe8575 you must not know how football players USED to be
@@columbusohio72 Please. Deion didn't play during the era of "how football players USED to be." He was considered a daisy in his own day. It's just that DBs were more likely to return punts back then. He wasn't playing both ways, for God's sake. 🤣
@@cobbler88 he actually did play both ways. Pretty sure you can find his receiver highlights
@@ShevStaxBeats Deion caught 36 passes one season. He caught only 24 passes, total, the remaining 13 seasons of his career. There was a blip, but saying he played both ways is like saying the Fridge played both ways or that Magic was a center. You're going to have to miss me with that stuff. 🤣
Take care.
You can tell deion is playing through pain here. The hamstring and turf toe affected his movements for sure.
And recently had to have his toes amputated. 😢I hope he lives a full life.
@@Edd1e8 Wow, that sucks! Some of the stuff that WRs and CB do with their feet can do a number on their toes. I hope he's okay.
@@chaosgreyblood I heard his family has a history of blood clots
@ profit cs: But they don't wanna talk about "that part".
Deion also ran on his toes all of his career as well..
"Who me?..Yeah, nah I'm just listening to John Madden call a game with Peyton Manning facing off against Deion Sanders in 2022."
2024
Bruh just hearing Madden’s voice 😭. Thank you for this
Pat Summerall as well. Greatest Duo
Man, hearing Madden and Summerall brings back memories. Decade of ESPN with Boyah Stew, Sega Genesis and EA Sports....if its in the game, its in the game, epic summer block buster movies, etc etc....The 90s was an amazing time.
One of the rarest times I've ever seen Marvin Harrison celebrates after a TD
Deion talk so much he couldn’t help it lol
@@gelato3299 Great player in regular season, but only ever had 2 playoff TDs. Figured he had more.
I bet he was doing backflips when they put him in the Hall of Fame over Terrell Owens.
Deion was lucky Marvin didn't just smoke him on field.
@@MassAppeal966 not a young prime tho
Yo this is peak NFL. Two of the best in the world going at it 💯
Madden and Summerall made every game seem like a playoff game. They were the greatest announcers on NFL sunday.
Wow hearing thriller going into break js makes thslis 1000x betterrrr
I can remember the 1 year he played for San Francisco and they won the Super Bowl. I think he only played in line 10 games cause baseball season was still going and the Braves were in the playoffs. I think Deion still managed to lead the league in picks and managed to return multiple kickoff/punt returns for touchdowns. It was insane how good he was that year
What? He won a Super Bowl with them go research my guy
He was the 1st player to win back to back superbowls with different teams
Nah, he played a full season with the Niners. He did win defensive player of the year that year though.
@@datruth6804 what’re you saying and who are you talking to? because the main comment is literally saying he won a super bowl with them the 1 year he played with them.
@@CollegeBoundCFLi think it was ken norton jr before him winning in 2 on dallas and then switching to 49ers that year winning his in 3rd in a row
One thing you'd never be able to take away from Deion. The level of respect he had toward whatever receiver he faced off with. He always gave them a pat after they made a play on him. Not saying there's been a few times you'd question his show boating. But as the guy he's facing. Top level respect. You're welcome. 😊
Edgerrin james was the true pillar of those late 90s-early 2000s colts offenses. Before he came, Peyton wasn't putting up big passing #s even with the legendary marshall faulk & harrison. Deion still went out there & played but i wish he didn't at the expense of losing his toes...everyone with sense knows deion was severely hobbled since 96 with turf toe. That wasn't the real prime time...no small or regular sized receiver was balling out on prime except Rice... it's only big body receivers like Sterling Sharpe, TO, Calvin Johnson who gave him issues.
The previous 7 years before this Deion was 1st team all pro outside of 1995 and that’s only cause he had injuries and only played 9 games. This year Deion was second team all pro and imo he won that award off of his last name. If anybody knows about Deion later years with Dallas he constantly had turf toe. In 1997 he started 12 games, 1998 started 11 games and 1999 14 games. This was Deion last year on the Cowboys.
Constantly had turf toe isn't accurate. He hurt his toe in the 11th game of the 98' season against Arizona. He missed the last 5 games of the regular season.
In the offseason he got his toe repaired and missed the first two games of 99' rehabbing it. In 99' he had just lost a step.
Deion did have a habit of grabbing a groin, hamstring or anything else that would indicate discomfort when he got beat but this was a pattern throughout a large part of his career.
@@supersexysega he had turf toe and missed games. In 1997 he only played 11 games. He was constantly dealing with something. Bottom line
@@JayYo21 1997 he played 13 games. Missed the last 3 with a broken rib. Bottom line is he lost a step in 99' and that step certainly didn't come back in 2000. Nothing like watching James McKnight wreck his ass over the top multiple times with Anthony Wright at QB.
@@supersexysega in 1997 he only started 12 games. You aren’t saying nothing. Bottom line Deion was dealing with injuries that was my point. Have a good one
@@JayYo21 Bottomline is your boy lost a step and you can't accept it
Yeah, Deion was working with about 7 good toes at this point in his career. Only way you could slow down that Colts offense back then was with sub zero temperature, and a little cheating!
That was all he really needed most of his career, defending No. 2s and 3s. :)
1994 Deion Sanders, unbeatable best DB ever
@@cobbler88 yea like Jerry Rice 🙄🙄
Football is just not the same especially on Thanksgiving without Pat and John rest in peace to two great Legends. You know they're up there calling games in heaven
you can see him limping and tell deion is not 100%. You're supposed to attack him.
Madden & Summerall, my two favorite NFL announcers. The best work they ever did though was the play by play for Shane Falco!
Outside of a few games no one threw at Deion more than a couple times a game. It’s cool to actually see Deion get tested because so often he’d get thrown at twice and that would be all you’d see of him that game.
91 in Atlanta Jerry Rice killed prime he had 6 touchdowns on him in one game
@@TheLoveDoc Oct 14, 1990. 5 td.
@@JeLifeCoach ok the fact that I was off you know I didn't use Google
Swear? Are you serious?
Wonder if there is footage
Nice to hear summerall and madden. Reminds me of being a kid again.
What a great matchup young Peyton Manning and Marvin Harrison up against Primetime Deion Sanders
Except this was well after “prime”time faded into history.. Deion was a legend but the game had taken its toll at this point of his career
This the game he got caught from behind on a punt return by Hunter Smith. Prime time was must see TV still.
Deion was the guy all us young multi position and multi sport guys looked up to in the 90s
Back in the day when Washington lit up the scoreboard. Was watching the score ticker haha.
I think he was battling injury. Always classey even when not performing well. Helping the guy up who is roasting him and also apologized to him for grabbing his face mask. There will never be another NEON DEION. PRIMETIME.
You're the only person who saw what really happened 💯
Deion wasn’t getting roasted at all. Deion a smart veteran at this point was playing off his man to prevent the deep routes because of injury. He sacrificed the slants to prevent the posts. If you look at the first play Deion was stride for stride with the receivers, but then tweaked the hamstring later in the game.
"Always classy"? I assume Deion was before your time, or you have a different definition of "classy." Hey, you do you. :)
@@cobbler88 yeah. me and 30 other people feel the same. let's see how many likes you get? not before my time.
@@stevenmeyers1226 Well, if 30 whole people agree with you, you must be spot on. As we know, the Mandella Effect - and unsophisticated viewing - are myths.
You just keep those rose-colored beliefs trapped in amber. You'll be just fine.
Peyton and Marvin are my fav duo ever; so many awesome games
5 hall of famers on the field, crazy
I remember that game Deion had a hamstring injury and he didn’t tell anyone
You can see it... and turf toe
@@backwatersage facts
@@GODiswhatmatters he sure did I forgot turf toe!
I forgot just how explosive Payton was in that dome before the neck injury.
What they don’t tell you was Deion was 32 playing on one leg and retired after the next season and had it been just a few years earlier whichever wr Deion decided to cover wouldn’t have had their name called for the entire game and by chance had their name been called it would’ve only been to let you know who the ball was intended for before Deion int and took it back to the house and did his iconic touchdown dance. Believe that!
INDEED!!!!👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿💪🏿
He didn't retire the next season. I'm a die hard fan , he never retired til after Washington then even then came back and played for the ravens
@@Avo_KwameGod Sanders abruptly retired in July 2001 after only playing one year with the Redskins.
On December 23, 2002, the Redskins waived Sanders from the reserve/retired list in order to potentially allow him to play for the Oakland Raiders in the 2002-03 NFL playoffs. Had he passed through waivers unclaimed, he would have been able to sign a free-agent contract with any team and play during the season. However, on December 25, five teams (the Indianapolis Colts, Kansas City Chiefs, Pittsburgh Steelers, San Diego Chargers and Tennessee Titans), placed waiver bids for him, with the Chargers claiming him by having the highest waiver priority. Since it was too late in the season to be activated from the reserve/retired list, he was unable to play for the Chargers for the rest of the season.
@@Avo_KwameGod Yes he did retire after the next season bc he only played one season in Washington. So you’re right and wrong at the same time. A die hard should know that tho
@@Avo_KwameGod and then he came back in 2004 to play for the ravens at 37 years old and that’s why he wore number 37 and he played 2 seasons which he played well but neither season did they make the playoffs. I’m a real die hard my guy.
I know I'm not the only one looking at the score update on the bottom of screen when it pop up.
This was in the last days of Deion being prime, Manning wanted to prove he could outgun the best, and he did. But this was a shadow of the former Sanders.
Nah he was past his prime here by a min…he was close to retirement here
Makes me think of Thanksgiving and the games they called every year
This was a great battle !
Peyton Manning kept testing Dion Because they knew he had a toe injury which Limited his lateral quickness
Don't forget that Mark Brunell and Jimmy Smith lit Deon up
I remember this game. Deion was my biggest inspiration as a multi sport athlete. Watching this game I remember thinking something was wrong with him. He was never the same after this game. To this day he is still my favorite player of all time. He had/has so much talent and swagger that he was untouchable. There has never been nor will there ever be another PRIME TIME-NEON DEION SANDERS! Take that to the bank.
There were characters then and it was still a sport. It's business today. Teams and players like factory, money making, machinery. NASCAR too. Ticky-tack competition.
Every kid in high school is a multi sport athlete bro .. calm down 🤣
@@adamdavis5312 way to virtue signal. I was referring to Deion as being a multi sport athlete. 🤡
This is the season he hurt his foot really bad. He's still dealing with that injury.
@@johncarlson5636 I know. 😔
I was at this game. The excitement was crazy.
Just listening to those old pads crash together. Magnificent.
Fast forward to 2022. Dion is the head coach at Jackson in Jackson Mississippi. His team lost one game all season last season. I'm going to be watching Jackson State all year long. I think it's Tennessee tech next week
Saturday September 10 Jackson state vs Tennessee state at 6:00, Tennessee state coach is Eddie George. This is going to be epic to legends coaching against each other.
Boy, Primetime got cooked this game!!
He was old at this point and playing through a hamstring. Learn ball.
Deion had a hamstring pull that game
Thank God for HD TV
I was at this game in 99. Sanders came out and warmed up, taunting the crowd. When Dallas went back in the locker room before kickoff, Sanders stayed behind the rest of the team and WALKED around the entire field next to the fans signing autographs and chatting. Pretty classy dude who could back up his swagger. Wish he would have played for the Colts.
i was specifically here to watch the long td that deion allowed, since it was the only long one that he gave up as a cowboy. wouldn't ya know, it got clipped.
i remember him biting on a play fake.
He was hurt. Body language tells it all. He shook his legs a couple time
Deion looks a bit injured here to me. I saw him get up gingerly on one of those plays.
Honestly this was coming off Turf Toe Prime....you know how long you gotta great and be untested to just sit flat footed on a go route not even worried if the ball will come your way 😂😂😂😂Prime does
He took a vacation on the play.
Deion is the best, but I remember this game. Hunter Smith caught him from behind on a punt return I believe, and Deion wasn’t the same since. Might not have been the reason, but might’ve done something to his psyche. No punter should ever hawk Deion.
Deion started celebrating. It's not like Hunter Smith legit hawked him.
@@supersexysega true.
This is a weirdly edited video... You cut out a lot of necessary stuff. I wanted to se Deion return that first punt. I wanted to see how Harrison burned him for the end zone. Not sure why you cut that out?
Defenses rely on offenses caving to great corners. Saw it all the time with Deion, Sherman and others. They just never threw to them and the defenses knew they weren’t going to be challenged so it took that part of the field completely out of the game. The Colts here did some creative things to disrupt Deion, starting with that crossing pattern. They didn’t eat Deion alive but they didn’t let him get comfortable or into any kind of groove where he just took over the game either.
Sherman sucks
Deion was nearing the end of his "prime" when this game took place.
He had a turf toe
And this was no where near peytons prime
Na. He was just really banged up
no disrespect. but gtfoh. if prime time had returned int's for touchdowns u would be praising him instead. he got cooked. happens to the best of them.😁
@@killakangz5317 but he wouldn't have returned anything. He was 50% here. You can SEE him limping.
Dion must have been hurt or gotten paid because I've never seen him lack effort like that
So legendary
Like watching Kobe's last 3yrs with the Lakers. His last year was absolutely brutal but it was an award tour
Think he might’ve had that turf toe around that time
he ran back a punt or kick for a td in that game....i forget which one, but he was fine for that game.
@@randallfloyd4476 this wasn’t a real Prime Deion Sanders. The previous 7 years before this Deion was 1st team all pro outside of 1995 and that’s only cause he had injuries and only played 9 games. This year Deion was second team all pro and he won that award off of his career achievements. Deion was drafted in 1989 he already played 11 years. This was Deion last year on the Cowboys.
He dealt with turf toe at the end of 98'. Got it fixed in the off season. He wasn't hurt in this game. He just lost a step.
Glad to see that even Dion had a bad game occasionally.
Watch the documentary on him a few months back and he was just flat out amazing through most of his career even after he retired took several years off came back didn't lose a step played offense and defense also ran kickoffs and punts back.
Who is Dion? Ah, must be his cousin.
he was hurt
yup.... when injured
What they forgot to tell you is sanders had turf toe and was only at half speed 😂 turf toe is almost impossible to play with they tested a 50% Deion smh he was limping the whole time just watch him! Later his toe was amputated! Notice John madden said I think something is wrong with Deion sanders
Don't worry. I"m sure Deion claimed he was hampered loudly enough that everyone knows ... even now. :)
He's easily a once in a lifetime player, but at the same time... The legend of PrimeTime is more potent than the gameplay of Deion Sanders
Indeed, he would regularly get burned by top QBs
Nonsense
@@mac_-mtlmcal shut up
Manning 13 TDs, 8 INTs and nothing but good things to say about him from the commentators. That was a different era.
ong if that was a statline now it wouldn’t be too positive
Yeah back then you had to earn your points nowadays it’s damn near flag football where WRs don’t get touched
Yea fax 13 and 8 picks that early 8 of em that early in season 😂😂😂
I was gonna say if this was manning rookie year but I guess it was his 2nd? if a 1st round qb had that stats now they'd be calling him a bust.
Like him or hate Deion Sanders was a Class Act. The way he went over to help up Wilkins after the hit. He's also the greatest defensive back to ever play the game. I miss Madden and Summerall
That face mask penalty was scary. It’s like Deion wanted to break his neck
Deion didn’t know how to tackle. Didn’t know how to wrap his arms, always looked afraid of injury.
3:02 summeral said td before Harrison even caught it he just knew wasn't being dropped lol. man I miss him and madden now we're stuck with buck
Good to hear big john's voice again and not on a video game..and dieon was hurt and like 97 yrs old goin against the essence of youthful exuberance.
Man I miss madden voice on tv in the games
Even Prime had a bad day now and then. I sure miss those 21 reasons!
You can tell that Prime was playing with a bad foot by the way he was running and turning. 🦶
That gave them confidence to try him.
No excuses Peyton can messed up cornerbacks if he wanted to
@@tjohnnyf7100 Sure!
Ask Ed Reed! 🙄
The title should of read “the game Dion got burned” !!! Lol 😂 😂
got to ask Deion what happen this game wikins was basically routing him
This was toward the end of his first retirement. He wasn’t the same player.
That wasn’t a good day for prime. But it wasn’t too many of those days
This was deons last year w Cowboys. Past his prime. This was the year he started to decline with injuries. I think it was his 10th year in the league.
it started the previous year, when he hurt the toe in az
Just love how they mentions the 13 TDs but acted like the 8 INTs didn't even exist. LOL
I remember watching this game!
Wish more qbs would do this like how Allen went after Ramsey. Obviously you take what you can get but when you're working a corner like that you gotta think eventually you'll get a play.
I have never seen Deion exposed like that… never. But doesn’t matter. Still the best
Played with a pulled hamstring I remember this one
I miss John and Pat. Damn. Didn’t realize how fortunate I was at the time. That’s how life is.
GOAT!!!
Manning!!!
I remember watching this game live on Halloween 1999. I was only 11. I was crushed that Cowboys lost.
Deion was never the same after that Punt Return that day.. He had a bad hamstring and his big toe was bothering him which eventually he broke against Cardinals
Wrong year 👍
Deon was thrown at at least 10 times with 0 tackles. Dude never even got his jersey dirty his whole career. Love the guy though. He was definitely fun to watch.
Also when Deion played for the Ravens number 88 flew by him then too.
I don't know why Madden got a reputation for silly no-brainer comments like "you have to score more points to win the game" because he was actually really insightful.
That's blown coverage by the safety on the touchdown they were in cover 2 deion was sitting
Deion getting merked
Though deion can cover the best receivers, Marvin Harrison’s talent was telling deion was entering the twilight of his career
Terrence Wilkins should be in the Hall of Fame from that game alone he's clearly a Hall of Famer in the number one receiver
why would sanders bite on play action when he had no desire to tackle a running back?
You must be mistaken.
Deion don't miss tackles. Deion tackles like a mlb when he wanted too. Deion played YEARS find one clip showing deion missing tackles
@@andersonwinston5361 not missing...."avoiding" is more like it.
This is Deion playing with injured toe that he never really recovered from until his first retirement.
Oh how I miss the Manning led colts.. first African American coach to win the Superbowl. Marvin Harrison, Reggie Wayne, Edge James, Dallas Clark, Dwight freeney, Bob Smith (he's was the Ray Lewis for them in his leadership) I was just a kid but those were my heroes
Hes CLEALRY injured...from the 1st play you can tell he's moving gingerly
Looked like his hamstring was bothering him. Should've been out of the game.
That's how he walks. :)
Deion Sanders = best dressed corner ever in the history of the game 🏈
They could've never done Revis Island like that. I don't wanna hear excuses either.
Ive played at the old stadium a few times.