@NYGForever lions abused that man he was the Detroit lions. Rushed for over 1000 yrds 10 consecutive seasons and for over 2000 yrds in 1 season. Shame he played for lions and couldn't have been on better team. Him and Marino 2 of greatest players never to win s.b.
@NYGForever that was smash mouth football! Players back then were hard and had fight in them not like my cowboys this year. Truly a different breed and different game back then. I love watching games from 80s and 90s it was great as a kid learning and watching the game played back then.
Offensively speaking they had the talent! Not so much at QB.. but Oline?! They had Hartings Brown Glover Moore Perriman Morton at WR Sloan was solid at TE
Two of the top 5 RB's of all-time playing simultaneously. Different running styles, but both with the same talent and determination. I feel blessed to have grown up watching the career of these two. These were two great offensive teams at this time.
This was during the 1994 season where every team wore their throwback uniforms all season long for the NFL’s 75 anniversary. Sadly they didn’t use this idea for 100th
@@garymayfield5995You need a good team around you that will get you to those big games. Barry Sanders never had that, and don't tell me that he needed to make his teammates better.
NFL 75th Anniversary Season. A nice, uncluttered screen with no stats crawl and no yellow line for a first down. And 9pm Kickoff when MNF was a real event. And they could actually play defense. Those days are long gone sadly.
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Barry and Emmett were by far and away the 2 greatest running backs of this decade. Also, I think one of the biggest myths about Barry Sanders career in Detroit, is that he was basically a one-man show and was on a bunch of bad teams. Just not true. He was clearly the best player and the face of that franchise, but he was able to play with one of the most underrated receivers of that decade in Herman Moore, and another really good receiver in Bret Perriman He was also able to play a majority of that time with one of the better defenses in the league led by Chris Spielman. Those lions teams were never Super Bowl contenders, but they were solid to good in the years they made the playoffs. In Barry’s 9 year career, he actually made the playoffs more years than he didn’t.
This was back when the running game really mattered, when it was an essential part of helping any team with gaining extra yards and scoring. Emmitt and Barry were the two best RBs of the 90s and whenever their respective teams clashed it was always a classic, exciting must see TV football game.
THe best years of the NFL for me was 91 to 95! That MNF booth of Dierdorph, Michaels and Gifford was the greatest ever. I remember this intro like it was yesterday
I think Barry sanders is the only rb I have watch on highlights cause he retired before I was born but that if you have it to on a draw with 3rd down & 10+ I would expect him to get nearly every time
I like the Throwback uniforms/helmets event among many teams in '94. In '15 we had the Color Rush event among most of all teams. Now under multiple helmets rules, we are seeing the revival Throwback events and all-white/black trends. I'm looking forward what event we'll see in the future...
This is definitely a deserving throwback game. Last time Barry and Emmett played each other. And I like seeing the score flash at the end of the quarter/half. I would keep that up even for newer games with the score box.
Swap Barry and Emmit (Barry on Cowboys and Emmit on Lions) and it would have been an entirely different game. Barry was already unstoppable, now imagine him with that Superbowl winning offense.
@geraldjuvejr.6171 Barry had the privilege of playing in the easiest division in football. The Bucs,bears,Vikings and Green Bay were never in the top 10. Meanwhile Smith would play against the toughest defenses not in division but outside. Giants,Redskins and eagles were top 10 during Emmitts career. Detroit had a top 5 offense from’94-98. 95 their offense was number 2. So go ahead and put Smith with the lions he’ll still carve up teams with that cake division they are in.
@danmccarthy3762 2-3 of that 'easy' division (at the time called the 'black and blue' division for a reason. Even if a team in that division had a crap year, they'd play like a playoff team against a division rival) 2-3 made it to the NFC playoffs half the years Barry was playing. The Packers dominated the NFL in 1996. So, I stand with Barry. Not saying Emmit was bad. Barry was just a little better.
@geraldjuvejr.6171 You missed the point buddy. I’m not taking away anything from Barry either. He definitely was the most electrifying runner. But facts are facts he had the luxury of playing in a crappy division his whole career. And the easier overall schedule. He rarely played a top 10 defense. Packers and Vikings offense got them to the playoffs. They were never ranked in the top 10 let alone the top 12. Packers in 96 finally did. Vikings all you had to do was double Randle. Barry actually had more luxury in the fact Lions offense was a top 5 from 94-98. Barry had Herman Moore and Brett Perriman to keep the secondary from moving up. Then it Moore , Perriman and Johnnie Morton. Talk about luxury. Vikings and lions had one of the highest scoring and yard totals in a game. Barry got 100. Moore , Perriman and Morton got 100. Emmitt never had that luxury. Irvin was they had. Once Irvin left Emmitt had no one. He had to earn every yard. Barry still had Moore , Morton who got 1000 and Germaine Crowell who got 1000. So don’t tell me Barry had it hard as Emmitt. Especially Barry first half of Barry’s career the central absolutely sucked. If Emmitt had what Barry had god only knows how more yards he would have had.
The real MNF of the 90s. There were some classics and this was one of them. I was 10 and best believe I watched this one. A rare moment of Emmitt vs Barry and they both showed up.
@@sludge8506 back then, for those Monday night games, that was probably the latest I stayed up during the school week. Man, didn’t it seem like, in that MNF era, there were so many more great classic games? Maybe I’m just having a bit of nostalgia, but, yea, sure seems that way.
This was the first game that I got to see in person. It was for and on my now, wife's birthday that year, now 30 years ago!! It was a great game that went into overtime and it was also the last time Emmitt and Barry would face each other. Fortunate to say that I got to see this live!!
For those who credit all of Emmitt's success to the OLine(and Moose), please tell me why only one of them are in the Hall Of Fame. And Larry Allen(RIP) wasn't even there for the first 2 super bowls, although was the GOAT.
Thank you! By the time Larry Allen arrived, Emmitt had already won ROY, Super Bowl MVP, NFL MVP, and led the league in rushing for three straight seasons.
Im going to die saying the same an waiting In ANY ORDER!!! Mark Tuinei (R.I.P) Nate Newton Mark Stepnoski Kevin Gogan Erik Williams Shout out Jon Gesek too!! So yeah if it WAS the OL why cant most folks even name those 5?!? Most can name starting 5s for nba&nhl haha
Yeah dude Dallas is still in the NFC East to this day; I don't know why you posted saying they were in the division from 1970-1993. You need to do your research better next time
People always talk about Dallas O-line being the reason why Emmitt was so good. Think about this Emmitt wasn't the focal point of the Dallas offense. Barry was the focal point of Detroit offense. Imagine if Emmitt was the focal point! He would had ran for a million yards!
I love Emmitt Smith, but Barry Sanders was just better, he did more with less help.. And if he would've played longer.. He would've been the all time leading rusher 💯
Barry Sanders was not a threat in close yardage situations. If I remember right he did not play goal line snaps at all. He was amazing in the open field though.
Yea, nothing against Smith, but Barry had to work way more to get those yards. Gaping holes to run through created by the Cowboys monstrous offense line. Meanwhile, Sanders is running backwards four to eight yards to net positive yardage.
This was the game, where Tim Allen and Tom Landry was the intro. The are you ready for some football intro. I think this was the last time Emmett and Barry played each other.
Luckily, I was at this game! It was awesome to watch 2 of the best rb's of all time on display. It's one of my most fond football memories even though my Cowboys lost that night
I always love Sanders fans. The fantasy world they live in must be fantastic. As long as you ignore Smith has the most career rushing yards, the must rushing touchdowns, most rushing yards in post season, most rushing touchdowns in a single season, and if you ignore the reality Barry Sanders tanked in every single playoff game he was ever in, then yeah he's the best :D
I wonder what happens if Barry Sanders didn't retire early. Does Detroit finally build a team around him, or does he gets traded away? Could be a good what if video.
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I was privileged enough to be at this game. One of the greatest moments of my life, getting to see two of the all time greats in their prime!
I was there too. It was awesome!
Lucky!
@naelar13 that is a great moment in history to witness and attend
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After the blocked kick.... "Don't touch it Leon!" Classic line!!
Cold line 😂😂😂
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Brings me RIGHT back to my childhood.. throwback indeed.
Historic nostalgia so damn much
Thank you for these awesome 90s games ....so many fabulous players and HOFs in this game
90's football was peak football.
Smashmouth and nostalgic snd the first year off Barry Switzer lmao wonder how Jerry would of done with twitter back then
I love it when NFL Throwback posts anything 80's to 90's, but especially mid to late 90's :D
This was a monster RB matchup
Goats except cowboy's weren't same with damnit in game
Man fk yes it was
Fkn Barry had damn near 200 k yards rushing
2 Of The Best To EVER Grace The Turf!!
Not even close
I saw this game
Barry had 40 rushing attempts this game! 40!
Different league, different kind of RB
I'll always be in the Emmitt camp, but I really miss this era of football.
Same sounded different guys didn't throw for 4000 yards but no targeting vs and more pure of a game
@@eric3298you had a few that threw for 4,000 back then
@NYGForever lions abused that man he was the Detroit lions. Rushed for over 1000 yrds 10 consecutive seasons and for over 2000 yrds in 1 season. Shame he played for lions and couldn't have been on better team. Him and Marino 2 of greatest players never to win s.b.
@NYGForever that was smash mouth football! Players back then were hard and had fight in them not like my cowboys this year. Truly a different breed and different game back then. I love watching games from 80s and 90s it was great as a kid learning and watching the game played back then.
Herman Moore deserves more credit and recognition
Former Virginia cavalier legend with Moore go Moore combo in college
Agreed! Perryman was a great number 2 wr as well.
He was a great player for sure.
He deserves Hall of Fame
Try
The helmets coming together was the best opening ever!! Miss this era of football.
Has to be the greatest regular season RB matchup of all-time
Bo Jackson Barry Sanders
@@aceassn716 close I give you that. Lol
If the "horse collar" rule had been in effect back in '94, there would've been 42 penalties in this game.
I was looking for this comment!
Lmao I believe former Oklahoma cowboys legend not Switzer Roy Williams lmao is part reason
That will be for the today NFL when getting 42 penalty.
@@jamesnelson5618 ... Can you translate that to English, please?
@@emantabrizi8218 I was born and raised In US and English is my only language.
Emmitt is example of what can happen if you build a great team around great back.
Sanders is example of what happens when you don't.
Offensively speaking they had the talent! Not so much at QB.. but Oline?!
They had Hartings Brown Glover
Moore Perriman Morton at WR
Sloan was solid at TE
@@aceassn716I agree. The Lions at that time were a good team but not consistent.
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No, more like one of the greatest offensive lines ever. I could rush for 100 yards with that o line. Emmitt is far from great as Barry talent wise.
@@kinggbowalker2534 💯I tell people the same thing..
That mnf intro was electric
Two of the top 5 RB's of all-time playing simultaneously. Different running styles, but both with the same talent and determination. I feel blessed to have grown up watching the career of these two. These were two great offensive teams at this time.
That old school MNF theme!
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90s NFL was the best 90s NFL made me fall in love with football.
Core memory for sure
@@wheelchairmanjon2000s > 90s
Playing Madden and Tecmo Bowl during the 90s was soooo much fun!
Still is.
Back when throwback jerseys were a novelty.
Exactly, now every team has 15 different uniforms.
This was during the 1994 season where every team wore their throwback uniforms all season long for the NFL’s 75 anniversary. Sadly they didn’t use this idea for 100th
@@jalengreen1301My Bears and the Steelers had the ugliest ones I recall!
Barry Sanders=Best Lions player to exist 🦁
Eh I think Calvin Johnson but I can see either way
@@Kdsburner6996 Holy crap, can you imagine a team with CJ and BS on it?
@@jasonpdsi that team would definitely cause some damage with Matthew stafford getting them the ball or Jared Goff
Amen both tied
It’s Barry and it’s not even close
Even Barry's average short-yardage runs were most often superb runs. And of course, Barry Switzer knows ALL about Barry Sanders' threat.
Lmao why cause he went to Oklahoma st with thermal Thomas? And Mike gundy at qb
Sanders is the king of RBs
YOUR OPINION,HE NEVER SHOW UP FOR BIG GAMES DO YOUR HOMEWORK FISRT
@@garymayfield5995 Barry is best The lions never showed up for big games berry was the great RB Jim Brown could have a say as well
Barry greatest ever
nobody had that sauce
not one single other person ever
lane of his own!
@@cashGramm not true Judge joe brown has the sauce try it! Oh yea but Barry is the best back 4 sure
@@garymayfield5995You need a good team around you that will get you to those big games. Barry Sanders never had that, and don't tell me that he needed to make his teammates better.
This is the football I remember. THIS is football.❤
Smashmouth football!
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Cowboys need to bring these throwbacks back ASAP
They still wear these sometimes
@@blkwrld5600 these are a little different. They have light blue numbers, and they are using their iconic normal helmet.
Mitchell & ness just dropped them a few weeks ago for $325 @ piece
@matthewmier7574 No that was the year we fell behind by 3 TD's and got beat by the Niner's in the NFC championship game. Not good memories. lol
Thank God for this games, it brings me back a lot of memories!!
Favorite channel so much nostalgic memories
Back when running the ball still mattered.
NFL 75th Anniversary Season. A nice, uncluttered screen with no stats crawl and no yellow line for a first down. And 9pm Kickoff when MNF was a real event. And they could actually play defense. Those days are long gone sadly.
NFL Throwback is so close to 1 million!
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@@NFLVault cam Newton career highlights?
@@NFLVaultthanks for 90s nostalgic upload wish I could work for your channel !
@@packersauburneric3625I wonder if they’re taking any applicants. Seeing as the season is underway and that they’re posting pretty much every day, I think they might be looking for help. If not, insane how they’re able to pile up quality upload after upload.
if they're looking for help, i'll volunteer. give me access to the archives boys 😄
Barry was a great runner, I wished he could have played longer..
He retired at the right time
Usually the players know how much gas they have left in the tank
Barry Sanders was the only football player to get me out of my seat. Dazzling, sensational RB. Best ever!
Bo Jackson, Randy Moss, and Deion in addition to Barry for me. Later on Dez Bryant was ridiculous to watch him go up and get the ball.
Barry and Emmett were by far and away the 2 greatest running backs of this decade. Also, I think one of the biggest myths about Barry Sanders career in Detroit, is that he was basically a one-man show and was on a bunch of bad teams. Just not true. He was clearly the best player and the face of that franchise, but he was able to play with one of the most underrated receivers of that decade in Herman Moore, and another really good receiver in Bret Perriman He was also able to play a majority of that time with one of the better defenses in the league led by Chris Spielman. Those lions teams were never Super Bowl contenders, but they were solid to good in the years they made the playoffs. In Barry’s 9 year career, he actually made the playoffs more years than he didn’t.
2 of the best that ever did it 🔥🔥
11 year old me would’ve been glued to the tv for this! To think, two of the greatest ever going at it
GODDAMMM that sideline DRIP !!!
Apex one Cowboys jackets…
All camera crew wearing jorts…
And that helmet to helmet MNF INTRO LFFFFGG!!!
This was back when the running game really mattered, when it was an essential part of helping any team with gaining extra yards and scoring. Emmitt and Barry were the two best RBs of the 90s and whenever their respective teams clashed it was always a classic, exciting must see TV football game.
This might have been the greatest running back dual of all time
90s mnf could NEVER be duplicated!!!!!!! Barry Deion Marino Elway Cunningham Favre Irvin...
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THe best years of the NFL for me was 91 to 95! That MNF booth of Dierdorph, Michaels and Gifford was the greatest ever. I remember this intro like it was yesterday
I miss the NFL when players had heart and wanted to be the greatest at their position.
facts, now they just want to get good film so they can get paid.
Most of the players except a few pictured here are broke and debilitated. I do not blame today’s players for wanting their money.
Clash of running titans!!!
Top 2 statistical 90s rb on Monday night football lmao time flies I was in kindergarten
I think Barry sanders is the only rb I have watch on highlights cause he retired before I was born but that if you have it to on a draw with 3rd down & 10+ I would expect him to get nearly every time
I like the Throwback uniforms/helmets event among many teams in '94.
In '15 we had the Color Rush event among most of all teams.
Now under multiple helmets rules, we are seeing the revival Throwback events and all-white/black trends.
I'm looking forward what event we'll see in the future...
Okay, THIS is *PEAK* Football!
Next year years Packers could of won 3 championships 😭
Smashmouth Larry's Allen era the Pitt!
Incredible nostalgic feeling hearing the old MNF music beds (intro + coming in & out of commercials). So great!
Back when football was a man's game!!
I bet that you are an old, pathetic “never was.”
Damn them cowboy throwbacks are beautiful🔥👍🏽
I loved those so much back in the day. I think its the greatest NFL jersey of all time
I just checked to make sure I get the Lions-Cowboys game this weekend and I am so excited!
So it's the main broadcast?
@@LiamDeege yep on FOX at 4:25
@@iselin90 Welp looks like I’m red zoning Steelers Raiders unless I go to a Millers Ale House near where I live.
Game of the week!
Lions are going to blow them out...and I'm a Cowboys fan
Herman Moore may be one of the most underrated receivers of all time.
the Detroit Lions beat two defending Super Bowl Champions (Dallas Cowboys & San Francisco 49ers) on MNF in back to back seasons (1994 & 1995)
Barry Sanders all day, everyday.
Oklahoma st
We need some of those intros back, awesome!
I saw this game live on tv when it happen back in the 90's😊
Game sounded so much more physically
Cool 😊 no one cares 😊
@@eric3298dude the sound quality is terrible
Glad to see this one finally make the channel. One of the best MNF games ever in my opinion.
Sanders is probably considered greater that Smith, but I would always take Smith in a crucial short yardage situation.
Emmitt may have been more complete. But Barry was definitely more dominant
This is definitely a deserving throwback game. Last time Barry and Emmett played each other.
And I like seeing the score flash at the end of the quarter/half. I would keep that up even for newer games with the score box.
90s sports were so much better than anything today in 2024
They don't make them like those guys anymore!!! Icons on both sides!!!
1994 was a really good year for MNF.
Swap Barry and Emmit (Barry on Cowboys and Emmit on Lions) and it would have been an entirely different game. Barry was already unstoppable, now imagine him with that Superbowl winning offense.
@geraldjuvejr.6171
Barry had the privilege of playing in the easiest division in football. The Bucs,bears,Vikings and Green Bay were never in the top 10. Meanwhile Smith would play against the toughest defenses not in division but outside. Giants,Redskins and eagles were top 10 during Emmitts career. Detroit had a top 5 offense from’94-98. 95 their offense was number 2. So go ahead and put Smith with the lions he’ll still carve up teams with that cake division they are in.
@danmccarthy3762 2-3 of that 'easy' division (at the time called the 'black and blue' division for a reason. Even if a team in that division had a crap year, they'd play like a playoff team against a division rival) 2-3 made it to the NFC playoffs half the years Barry was playing. The Packers dominated the NFL in 1996. So, I stand with Barry. Not saying Emmit was bad. Barry was just a little better.
@geraldjuvejr.6171
You missed the point buddy. I’m not taking away anything from Barry either. He definitely was the most electrifying runner. But facts are facts he had the luxury of playing in a crappy division his whole career. And the easier overall schedule. He rarely played a top 10 defense. Packers and Vikings offense got them to the playoffs. They were never ranked in the top 10 let alone the top 12. Packers in 96 finally did. Vikings all you had to do was double Randle. Barry actually had more luxury in the fact Lions offense was a top 5 from 94-98. Barry had Herman Moore and Brett Perriman to keep the secondary from moving up. Then it Moore , Perriman and Johnnie Morton. Talk about luxury. Vikings and lions had one of the highest scoring and yard totals in a game. Barry got 100. Moore , Perriman and Morton got 100. Emmitt never had that luxury. Irvin was they had. Once Irvin left Emmitt had no one. He had to earn every yard. Barry still had Moore , Morton who got 1000 and Germaine Crowell who got 1000. So don’t tell me Barry had it hard as Emmitt. Especially Barry first half of Barry’s career the central absolutely sucked. If Emmitt had what Barry had god only knows how more yards he would have had.
The real MNF of the 90s. There were some classics and this was one of them. I was 10 and best believe I watched this one. A rare moment of Emmitt vs Barry and they both showed up.
You were able to stay awake for the 4th quarter and overtime?? When I was 10, I couldn’t. 🤪
@@sludge8506 I know I know , it wasn’t easy… but at that time, I was well aware about the duel, so I had to…in silence of course lol
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@@sludge8506 back then, for those Monday night games, that was probably the latest I stayed up during the school week.
Man, didn’t it seem like, in that MNF era, there were so many more great classic games? Maybe I’m just having a bit of nostalgia, but, yea, sure seems that way.
@@NeoNitty Nostalgia is great, isn’t it?? Unfortunately, my team stunk back then. But there were some great rivalries!!
Barry is the GOAT!!
It's a shame that Barry was stuck on such a middling team. Several times it looked like the Lions would rescue defeat from the jaws of victory.
The intro is 🔥
Nostalgic barley remember farther than this for NFL history 95 super bowl best I can do im 35
Barry Sanders hands down the greatest running back of all time in my opinion
Barry looked like a kid in big pop Warner shoulder pads vs giant men lol
Barry is the king but Emmitt is The GOAT
This was the first game that I got to see in person. It was for and on my now, wife's birthday that year, now 30 years ago!! It was a great game that went into overtime and it was also the last time Emmitt and Barry would face each other. Fortunate to say that I got to see this live!!
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The good ol days when players could take off their helmet after the TD
I was four when this game was played
I was 5
I was non-existent
I was 2
I was an embryo
Same lmao Alvin Harper's last season with cowgirls
Had Emmett on my fantasy team that year. That was early fantasy days
For those who credit all of Emmitt's success to the OLine(and Moose), please tell me why only one of them are in the Hall Of Fame. And Larry Allen(RIP) wasn't even there for the first 2 super bowls, although was the GOAT.
Thank you! By the time Larry Allen arrived, Emmitt had already won ROY, Super Bowl MVP, NFL MVP, and led the league in rushing for three straight seasons.
Im going to die saying the same an waiting
In ANY ORDER!!!
Mark Tuinei (R.I.P) Nate Newton Mark Stepnoski Kevin Gogan Erik Williams
Shout out Jon Gesek too!!
So yeah if it WAS the OL why cant most folks even name those 5?!?
Most can name starting 5s for nba&nhl haha
They always say Barry had no O-Line, but look at 13:10. They were blowing guys off the ball.
Detroit Lions Was Member NFC Central Division From 1970 To 1993 And Dallas Cowboys Was Member NFC East Division From 1970 To 1993 Thanks For Uploading
They still part of the east an the north what you mean?
Yeah dude Dallas is still in the NFC East to this day; I don't know why you posted saying they were in the division from 1970-1993. You need to do your research better next time
Cowboys lost because they kept throwing it at critical times, instead of Emmitt.
Barry juking in the backfield making magic. Smith getting touched 3 yards passed the line of scrimmage. Barry is the goat!!
Phenomenal game. Full of electricity. ⚡️ love the cowboys throwback jersey.
Another movie to be added into my collection...
People always talk about Dallas O-line being the reason why Emmitt was so good. Think about this Emmitt wasn't the focal point of the Dallas offense. Barry was the focal point of Detroit offense. Imagine if Emmitt was the focal point! He would had ran for a million yards!
I love Emmitt Smith, but Barry Sanders was just better, he did more with less help.. And if he would've played longer.. He would've been the all time leading rusher 💯
Bullshit! Barry had a very good team around him.
Yep Oklahoma st player wins,!
Barry Sanders was not a threat in close yardage situations. If I remember right he did not play goal line snaps at all. He was amazing in the open field though.
Yea, nothing against Smith, but Barry had to work way more to get those yards. Gaping holes to run through created by the Cowboys monstrous offense line. Meanwhile, Sanders is running backwards four to eight yards to net positive yardage.
@@SPYD3RRID3Rhaving two receivers that had over thousand yards really open the run game up for Barry. Don't forget that.
This would be the only time (and last time) Barry Sanders would play at Texas Stadium.
As a Lifelong CBoyz fan,Barry was my GOAT RB after DORSETT...He was like a ballerina with his balance &Moves...RIP LARRY ALLEN..
Man I remember watching this game, music brings back memories
My Cowboys in those throwbacks were 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 The iconic triplets with Aikman, Smith and Irvin brings back memories!;
They gave Barry the ball on 3rd & 14. That's says enough lol😅
Holy shit I remember this game as a kid!!!
This was the game, where Tim Allen and Tom Landry was the intro. The are you ready for some football intro. I think this was the last time Emmett and Barry played each other.
Tim Allen. Still got all that coke in your trunk?
Barry didn't have a line up but Emmit did😮
When you look google RB, Barry Sanders picture should pop up
Walter Payton
@@aceassn716 didn’t get to see much of him but Payton was good also but imo Barry is the man.
I was born and raised in Detroit, and I miss watching Sanders play.
A Monday night classic. I forgot about this game.
Luckily, I was at this game! It was awesome to watch 2 of the best rb's of all time on display. It's one of my most fond football memories even though my Cowboys lost that night
This game actually lived up to its introduction
Fire alot of names
I always love Sanders fans. The fantasy world they live in must be fantastic. As long as you ignore Smith has the most career rushing yards, the must rushing touchdowns, most rushing yards in post season, most rushing touchdowns in a single season, and if you ignore the reality Barry Sanders tanked in every single playoff game he was ever in, then yeah he's the best :D
That phantom face mask call on Emmitt, lol. So glad instant replay is in the game.
I wonder what happens if Barry Sanders didn't retire early. Does Detroit finally build a team around him, or does he gets traded away? Could be a good what if video.
Most likely gets traded
He probably would've retired as the all time leading rusher, give or take with Emmitt Smith
New England would've been perfect for him . Belichick and Brady were just getting started there in 2000.
@@thegorn68 Sanders retired after the 1998 season
Barry Sanders didn't retire early. He was done.
To think that Emmitt Smith and most of the Cowboys dynasty spawned from that busted Herschel Walker trade.
Man, no way we could've known the greatness we were witnessing in this era
My brother and I were at that game. Incredible!
When RBs ruled!
# 20 never ran outta bounds after contact💪💪
What a game, go Cowboys
Best era of football.