Barry Sanders Top 50 Best Runs | My Reaction to the GOAT’s Greatest Moves! 🏈🐐

In this video, I’m reacting to Barry Sanders’ top 50 best runs of all time! The man was pure magic on the field-his ability to stop on a dime, break ankles, and make defenders miss is unmatched. Watch with me as I break down some of his most legendary moments that left fans and defenders in awe. Barry Sanders is truly one of the greatest to ever do it! Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more epic NFL reactions! 🏈🔥
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[@jamesdaniel3326]

Look at that freeze frame at 17:40. Looks an awful lot like that 40' painting on that building in downtown Detroit back in the 1990s.

[@shadhansen739]

Most consecutive 100+ yd rushing gms (14)

[@shadhansen739]

Gale Sayers notwithstanding, the most elusive pure runner. Retired league's 2nd all-time rusher after only 10 seasons while never finishing below 5th in yards before leaving us wanting more🎉❤

[@shadhansen739]

These highlights should be inscribed on our spaceships to inform aliens 👽 of the greatness and potential of the human spirit

[@kekkomartin5848]

The Lions best QB during Barry's years was Erik Kramer. When the Lions decided to not re-sign him, he also took the Bears to the play-offs.

[@Thats_Just_life_]

The lions just didn’t know how to build and maintain.

[@shadhansen739]

0 fumbles on 375 touches 👌 in '94 😮

[@Thats_Just_life_]

Unreal, especially for back then

[@jamesdaniel3326]

The best QB Detroit had through the Sander's era was Dave Krieg. In 1994. Mitchell was injured midway and Krieg (this guy had real historical stats that were amazing) came in and the Lion's blow everybody out. They let him go at the end of the season. Watch a game with Krieg, you'll be amazed!

[@Thats_Just_life_]

I'm gonna have to check that out for sure. I did hear about him but haven't gotten around to watching his tapes

[@tmntmania]

Walter Payton is my goat but Barry is my #2

[@Thats_Just_life_]

Sweetness was a different breed of human. He was one of the early goats who established a hardcore training regiment and found results.

[@tmntmania]

Laveon bell

[@Thats_Just_life_]

That’s right Laveon somehow mastered patience with handling line of scrimmage penetration. It had to be frustrating for defensive to plan for him.