The Most Dominant Touchdown Runs in NFL History!

[@WSFD10]

Damn bro, The way O.J sliced and diced up the field was amazing, its like O.J had this killer instinct about him

[@phdtobe]

Too soon?

[@Huskerliving]

Nope, on point !! Did not need gloves either.

[@tyroniussupapookiemcleroy1403]

Did you see the way he cut?

[@flavio8inchsize352]

Y'all Crazy for that 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@samburas9380]

Inner LeBron literally

[@timesink8947]

5:12 - #75 still looking for Barry all these years later.

[@morale4675]

Lmao

[@gio6166]

4:10 #42 is still spinning to this day

[@tatuini]

Timesink that had em dying 😂

[@philpyung4831]

Brilliant.

[@ZhangtheGreat]

Emmitt Smith talked about that play to NFL Films after he retired, and I'll never forget his words: "Hey Tony (Casillas, #75), he's already five yards downfield behind you!"

[@jaredbuckley9544]

The way Steve Young moved at 3mph and broke 5 tackles and scored is amazing

[@G_Money1988]

😂😂

[@budgrant2368]

Barry Sanders runs were insane. There was one where the entire defense looked silly.

[@donalddeluxe6407]

was it the one with the cowboys where one was standing still not knowing where the hell barry was? my personal favorite run was by Michael Vick against the Vikings overtime and two Vikings ran into each other. THAT was my most FAVORITE run.

[@timmyfowler3829]

You need to be specific when it comes to the greatest. He did it alot

[@JohnCena-fv7re]

Saquon Barkley vs the bears? 😂

[@nasw.4727]

1992 vs Cowboys .. one defender was standing thinking Sanders was already down in the pile up

[@Roseclan24]

There was a run where Barry juked Pittsburgh Hall of Fame CB Rod Woodson into an ACL blowout. Made him injury prone and effectively ended his CB career. Woodson made a career comeback back as a safety with the Ravens.

[@Dez3rtFoX44]

Barry is on another level. The dude just moved at a different frequency.

[@briannelson6830]

Yeah usually backwards for 2-5 yard losses..but everyone forgets about all of those

[@briannelson6830]

@Brandon Bartle - Oh really???!!! Marion Motley, Jamaal Charles, Jim Brown, Mercury Morris,Joe Perry, Gale Sayers all say hello! NEXT!

[@Dez3rtFoX44]

@@briannelson6830 Disagree. You don't average 5 YPC and 100 yards per game running "usually backwards for 2-5 yard losses". Yes, Barry lost yardage during his career, 1,114 yards in 153 games, which is about 7.3 yards lost per game. Considering he averaged 100 yards per game in his career, I'd say there was a lot more going forward than backwards. Consider the fact that for the vast majority of his career he was running without a fullback or tight end in front of him and facing 9 men in the box, it's pretty damn easy to see why he lost some yardage. He was hit in the backfield as soon as he took the handoff on a number of occasions. The thing is, on many of those occasions he did what no other running back could do, he somehow miraculously escaped a significant number of those situations. Those are some of his highlight reel plays. He's the GOAT.

[@evanknechtges1762]

@@briannelson6830 just imagine if he had a good offensive line, is he good now?

[@briannelson6830]

@@evanknechtges1762 - He did have a good offensive line... he had a number of pro bowl caliber offensive linemen in his career, he was surrounded by quality receivers in his career, he played in a weakass division during his career ( yes kiddies the ole NFC North Sucked balls back then) , the fact is, he's severely overrated, and rarely came up big in PLAYOFF games and big moments ( go look up his playoff stats, -1 yards vs Green Bay lol).If you wanna be the GOAT you cant fold like an army cot come playoff time and that's exactly what Barry did. The lions took him OUT of the lineup on goal line situations because they didn't want to LOSE YARDAGE with his constant dancing in the backfield. Did he have some big runs? Sure! Was he a good back? Absolutely! Best ever? NOT EVEN CLOSE!

[@Alloyd876]

That barry sanders versus cowboys is something mystical. He actually had 5 dudes looking for him thinking they had him on the ground only to realise he gone they were in their own man

[@ebscoHOSTpub]

The amount of power and speed in his body to be able to pick up crazy speed after a juke or hit/grab is outrageous. He was somehow light on his feet and strong as an ox.

[@vyshawnforeman8384]

Barry Sanders was on an extraterrestrial level the best running back of all time

[@robertkelley8763]

Yes I agree

[@BreuckelensFinest]

He had the best juke moves of all time. He's definitely not the best overall & complete RB of all time.

[@BreuckelensFinest]

@4browsing Walter Payton is the greatest to ever do it! He is the most complete RB & over all Football Player's ever in the NFL! I also put Marcus Allen as second. These two did it all. There was nothing that they couldn't do. Barry Sanders was a one trick pony. Great East/West runner with amazing moves but was at best a mediocre pass catcher & a horrific blocker. Forget throwing the ball & how can Sanders be the best RB of all time when he was taken out of Goal line half the time?! Another thing is he danced around so much that he put his team in horrible situations as a result of losing yardage on a consistent basis. You know the Homerun King is also the Strike Out King too right!? And don't give me the, he had a bad offensive line when that's simply not true. In fact his spread offense gave him so many great opportunities to get break away runs.

[@wewuzvikangz4829]

He was good but Adrian Peterson at his peak was better, id say Sanders is the 2nd best ever

[@larrycancooke2]

I can't say anything negative about Barry...with that great supporting cast of players.. That Heisman winning QB. and wide receivers... And they where who...???...lol

[@nicholassylve1428]

Barry Sanders was unreal...and Bo Jackson should have ran in the Olympics!

[@benjihuynh2970]

I believe he did run track in college and his 100 and 200 meter times weren't enough to rep the US in the Olympics

[@realniggashit3]

Bo knows

[@Bane1Mirin]

Nicholas Sylve he could have

[@benjihuynh2970]

@Leo K Sorry I don't quite understand what you meant? 'not yet' in reference to what?

[@benjihuynh2970]

@Leo K ah now i understand. He may have had the potential for that it's certainly within the realm of possibility. And just imagine him on the track, a bunch of 5'8 160 lbs lean sprinters. And then 6'1 215 lb Bo right next to them would've been hilarious

[@billithoumilli2952]

There’s certain athletes that just stand out when you watch footage. Barry Sanders moves different. It’s like seeing Jordan highlights or Lionel Messi in their professions. Or like seeing Jimi on the guitar how they are so fluid and natural but it only came with years and years of practice and studying.

[@cobes11]

Barry was special. He could change direction without losing a bit of speed. LT and Peterson were power runners who were simply stonger than backers. Emmit was behind the best line ever.

[@hbob5434]

I compare prime tyson to prime Barry

[@chatsheetgetbanged6300]

Cristiano Ronaldo. Noone cares about a flop that cant perform outside of barcelona😂

[@chatsheetgetbanged6300]

@@-LAH he just lost to saudi arabia😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 now hes going to retire from international duty again😂😂😂😂 cry son

[@Jml2475]

Man imagine if Barry Sanders didn't retire so soon and Bo Jackson never got hurt.

[@MJonesMotivation]

Imagine if Barry Sanders had Emmitt Smith's offensive line.

[@Bill_Woo]

Agreed on those 2 for sure. And Gale Sayers and O.J. were cut down by knees; swoon at their possibilities. But Jim Brown - OMFG. He could have dominated for another 15 years, and that's AFTER already rewriting the record book - rewriting the hell out of it too. That's the one that makes the head spin.

[@bugvswindshield]

I can only imagine what Al Bundy could have done. Man. 4 touchdowns in one game at Polk High.....sigh

[@cozycool3505]

Or if Walter Payton wasn't on a sorry team with no QB , off line , weapons at wine receiver and a bottom 10 defense his 1st 10 years he would've accumulated 20k yards if he was on the Vikings or chiefs teams the whole career !

[@tomd1434]

@@MJonesMotivation Exactly

[@trashpanda314]

If Barry felt like playing longer, he probably could've had 20K yards. I'm not even exaggerating. Watching him play is one of my fondest childhood memories. Damn you Lions front office.

[@neildurbin]

You know Barry is the GOAT when the announcers say Emmit Smith is doing a "Barry Sanders impression" during his TD run.

[@TheRealAbraxas]

Barry is the most talented ball carrier in football history. His elusiveness can’t be described, he makes elite defenders look like they’ve never played football.

[@LegendMkr7]

He was amazing, it is upsetting the Lions never tried to built a team around him, same.thing happened to Marino in Miami. Both franchises just put all their eggs into one basket, literally.

[@Chris-rg6nm]

Boy them black fellers can run that ball can't they

[@stephensdygert7600]

​@@LegendMkr7 The Lions won two division titles in the Sanders era. That team was full of pro-bowl players. On both sides of the ball.

[@trazof150]

Barry Sanders was just unbelievable

[@shahid8545]

Bo Jackson was crazy fast man.. Marshawn and Barry had the best of the best runs

[@paso4808]

agree very agree

[@picklerick4865]

Damn right

[@BreuckelensFinest]

Bo does unofficially have the fastest NFL combine 40 yard dash recorded at a 4.13. Bo says it as electronically timed & Haters say it was hand timed. I believe Bo, bc he was there when he ran it & the Haters weren't! Now I can tell you this fact, Bo ran a 10.39 100 meter sprint electronic. Chris Johnson ran his 100 meters at 10.38 electronic. Anything in football under 11 seconds is moving! And both men moved very fast in their day.

[@Lehmann108]

Sorry, Bo was really fast, but not a 4.13 fast! He was too big a man (240 lbs.) to be at full speed at 40 yards.

[@Lehmann108]

Also, Bo weighed 240 lbs. He was a fullback with wide receiver speed.

[@windellstephens9359]

I lived in Stillwater when Thurman Thomas and Barry Sanders played at OSU, and saw three games the year Barry won the Heisman. Had the chance to meet him briefly once, he is one of the most humble persons I've ever met.

[@Peakfreud]

Best College Back field Ever

[@Rainmanking]

I love videos like this. Barry Sanders looks amazing.

[@jazzchamp]

Definitely an all-time great. I loved watching the guy play.

[@gil9170]

Marshawn Lynch vs. the Saints in 2011 is iconic

[@fitnessover4054]

Beastquake!!! 👊🏻💥👊🏻

[@sohorny4myself]

Greatest run of all time!!!

[@bradmiller9993]

Beast mode! Seattle still loves Skittles.

[@engleberthumperdink3522]

@@sohorny4myself it was until Derrick Henry's 99 yard touchdown.

[@sohorny4myself]

@@engleberthumperdink3522 Henry's 99 you run was dope but it is nowhere near as impressive as beastquake!!!

[@TampaTec]

7:22 😆 Bo Jackson has left the building!

[@amorag59]

Some say he still running to this day! 😂🤣

[@alex9046]

all these are awesome but this exact one had me rewinding lol

[@louisstiles6861]

He has to run at least a 4.2 40 time i mean he looks as fast as Tyreek Hill but hes huge lol

[@fitnessover4054]

I was a kid when that play happened as a Seahawks fan. The Boz didn’t do much to stop it 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@65May2]

Can you say that again

[@urdabum]

That juke action run from Barry Sanders at 4:10 is the greatest

[@Gungho73]

Barry could just make people look stupid.

[@RookieDad1]

As a Saints fan watching Lynch run through us like we're toddlers hurts everytime... an example of bad tackling on a bad, bad man.

[@alexsaucedo8032]

Seattle SEAHAWKS marshawn lynch the beast. 67 yard run. Incredible. Just amazing

[@tommyboy9881]

@@calebking1608 little did you know 7 months later I'd reply to this

[@66fredo99]

The stiff arm shove he gave to Tracy Porter was amazing like a superhero in slo-mo..

[@andreamicucci2396]

Im a lifelong sainta fan diehard. That game was on my birthday and i had a party for both, still the worst day of my life. Even worse my mother was a lifelong who dat and that was the last game she ever got to see 2 months before she passed away.

[@Harpoon2theRescue]

Bo Jackson was absolutely incredible. The perfect combination of power and speed.

[@blackcolardondon6153]

Kinda like derrick henry

[@jaymule7342]

Shame he didn’t have the most important skill and that was availability

[@Buttington_Headerson]

@@jaymule7342 I'm available so im pretty sure that's not even close to the most important

[@stevenday9687]

Couldn't dedicate himself to football though. It had to have had some effect. Imagine if he were 100% in.

[@johnlee5799]

Nope nothing like Henry and the man was an all-star at 2 major sports I do agree if he went all in on football his career would have been special Barry Sanders too js

[@dominicloiurio6675]

Barry Sanders will always be my favorite runningback of all time.

[@killerkhye]

Dominic Loiurio no one was saying he wasnt your favorite

[@TheLil3K]

KillerKhye he was saying his opinion. Nitwit

[@Elcorona13]

Adam T there's always gotta be that one person that looks at a glass half empty

[@festushaggen2563]

Dominic Loiurio Mine too. This whole clip could've been Barry. He did that kind of thing every game! Definitely a one of a kind.

[@bar0nv0nstrubel57]

Dominic Loiurio I've got some mad respect for Barry Sanders even as a Packers fan. That man was insanely good.

[@americanmetalhead7318]

on the Barry Sanders run I love watching number 75 looking around like wtf.

[@gobluemaizeandblue157]

Elijah Vance he's still looking for Barry

[@derrickanderson5407]

I feel like (someone correct me if I'm wrong) strong runs such as all the clips shown in this video are what football is all about. One man running through (with the help of his team) an entire defense saying NO, NO YOU WILL NOT STOP ME and plowing through via sheer will and God given talent This video is special. every running back (and offensive lineman of course) shown in this video is special. These are warriors. The RB is the true mans position, someone who takes punishment after punishment and just keeps moving forward with strength and perseverance and a never say die attitude THANK YOU FOR THIS GREAT VIDEO !!!

[@DieFlabbergast]

"Outta my way, man! I got things to do!"

[@Zawo254]

I guess its safe to say B.Sanders is the GOAT

[@jasondaily710]

Ya for sure. Barry and Peyton are just different animals. Derrick Henry will make a run at them but I dont think we will ever see another back like Barry. His jump cuts are ridiculous. So are Peytons. Henry will go down as having the best stiff arm tho.

[@matthewciolak3273]

@@jasondaily710 Barry the best pure runner Payton was the most complete back. Both GOATS

[@robgookin5083]

@@jasondaily710 Henry will not get close to catching them Peterson had a chance and is twice the back as Henry

[@jeffreyhyles8176]

Jim Brown or Walter Payton

[@fitnessover4054]

He was surreal to watch do his thing.

[@mar_mar2902]

BEAST MODE

[@SuperTheguy1234]

HOLD MY D

[@Tidpodlovers]

“Lil Baby stiff arm”

[@fuierago1]

There's only one BEAST MODE, Adrian Peterson was a Great Rookie, but Lynch was better....

[@michaelg3911]

Imagine the numbers Bo Jackson would have had if his football career wasn't so short. Best athlete I think I have ever seen.

[@ImGoingSupersonic]

I agree 110% Bo knows.

[@Himuel_L._Jackson]

Same could be said about Barry Sanders

[@ImGoingSupersonic]

@@Himuel_L._Jackson world of difference, Sanders only played one sport.

[@Himuel_L._Jackson]

I was referring to what Barry's numbers would've been if he decided not to retire early and not his opinion on who he thinks is the best athlete

[@WhiskerWhippers]

I’m a HUGE Payton fan. And I agree, Bo would have been the best.

[@Bmore2Htown]

These runs are so good thats even though I KNOW I'm watching a "Touchdown run compilation" I keep thinkin "Nah, they got him" *NOPE*

[@deadassbee3259]

No Jerome Bettis or Brandon Jacobs? They also left out a lot of other notable legends!

[@riyariva6893]

3:55 look at big 74 getting up field to block. That's effort

[@siler7]

@@riyariva6893 And 57 getting up there to try to tackle.

[@SteventheShoehanger]

Crazy thing about the Fred Taylor run is Jimmy Smith's speed to catch up to him to make a block.

[@raymondharris4459]

My boy Freddie T.

[@TonydaGM]

It was like everyone else was standing still

[@flugplatz21]

Don't miss Cliff Branch doing that on Marcus Allen's Super Bowl run (7:43). He had legendary speed back in the day, too.

[@tygrkhat4087]

Taylor was going full out, Brock Marion was going full out and Smith catches up to him like they're walking.

[@swaztekkz]

The agility and balance from Barry Sanders is incredible

[@arachnido9827]

Most dominant touchdown runs of all time... *Makes Barry Sanders Highlight Reel*

[@craigcratch5010]

Power runs? I thought this was about having the drizzle-shits!

[@yangyangdong2557]

Maaaan Bo Jackson was fassst but i luv Barry Sanders style...dude was on anotha level

[@soundred1254]

@M no one asked.

[@NorthernMike]

@M A sport where you only use your feet...no thanks

[@newcollective]

Barry Sanders @ 4:10 .. oh my lord how sick was this man. I need to go see his highlights now 🤙🏼😂

[@kyua2445]

As a footballer (The other sports where you use the feet) i find this really cool and epic. Evading tackles and doing crazy runs, never had any idea that american football is this awesome!

[@DieFlabbergast]

There's also this crazy sport called Rugby Football -- lots of kicking like soccer, and lots of tackling and evading like Am. football, plus PLENTY of passing. You should like it.

[@KTF0]

Oklahoma State had Thurman Thomas as starter and Barry Sanders as a backup. Two HOFers in the backfield.

[@prizmprizn]

What a back field huh? Damn!!

[@robb3163]

Barry was a kick returner and a one cut back at Oklahoma. It wasn't until he got to Detroit where he had no O-line and needed to break to tackles before the line of scrimmage that he became shake n bake.

[@robb3163]

@Eye in Da sky Yes he did. In his third year. Thomas is older. Barry was his back up and primarily serves as the kick returner in his first two seasons. There aren't many bigger Barry fans then me. However, he was a one cut runner at Oklahoma State because he didn't need to make 5 moves behind the line of scrimmage to avoid getting stuffed.

[@willliv7990]

3:55 look at big 74 getting up field to block. That's effort

[@UltimateCARNUT]

The way barry sanders shifts in and out of gear while already on the run... amazing.

[@williamkim9494]

You missed Marshawns game winning run against the patriots in super bowl 49..... oh wait

[@danronald8341]

Ya if only it happened 😂

[@martialartist3953]

William Kim 💀😭

[@thsu8]

Ahh....good one sir

[@casbah1982]

Old argument that means nothing....Pats had the line stacked & Lynch woulda been stuffed for no gain!

[@Pippy-cn4ce]

pats beat them

[@vikramsrinath4418]

There's a reason why they said emmitt was doing a "Barry sanders impression"

[@ElemiahzFriend]

^^^^ This guy understands!

[@molonlabe1509]

Yeah, Sanders was a freak of nature. So good. But I think Bo Jackson may have been the best athlete to ever live

[@sheepdog4404]

Jim Thorpe is the best Athlete ever ...best football player, track and field, baseball, billiards and dancer in the world in his prime...statue at the front door of Canton ...and Dion Sanders as good if not better!

[@Jml2475]

@@molonlabe1509 I agree with you.

[@Mr.Johnsonxo]

@@sheepdog4404 dude come on

[@johnnypk1963]

Not enough Walter “Sweetness” Payton. That man and Barry Sanders best I’ve ever seen.

[@BWFNightOwlsLabPROductions]

Maaaan Bo Jackson was fassst but i luv Barry Sanders style...dude was on anotha level

[@Mr_Heydrich]

I honestly believe that if he didn't suffer that career ending hip injury he'd have been best RB alongside Barry Sanders and Emmitt Smith

[@savageclasher7.861]

Walter payton and Barry danders

[@gdog3finally]

@@Mr_Heydrich And Payton and Brpwn

[@jameswillis1742]

Barry was amazing. When people talk about football players, you would normally say the players' last name...Barry Sanders is as far as I know the only player everybody knows who you are talking about by saying his first name only.

[@nakednerdo1424]

Barry sanders was the best people forget those lions teams were not great He would have crushed the rushing record probably over 20000 yards

[@salahalsaif4559]

I feel real sorry for Sanders and Tomlinson for not having rings. Unbelievable talent that I am so honored to have watched them play live

[@rareitem_]

I would have liked to see a couple more tomlinson clips he was so fun to watch

[@Tarakat7]

@@rareitem_ my favorite back

[@rareitem_]

@@Tarakat7 same

[@benoitpellet1657]

It’s amazing how some of these guys can throw off one, two or even three tacklers, yet also be graceful and fluid in running. They have it all - strength, agility and speed.

[@aaronmedina9367]

Barry Sanders oh my goodness

[@TheKing-pr9sb]

Aaron Medina madden should do all time lions with Barry and Megatron

[@ch33to.smash3rr]

Man marshawn is a beast

[@falcro1071]

Hammy the Destroy yuppp

[@mbelma6329]

But Blount's run was better

[@matthewmiller4954]

mbelma6329 wrong

[@annettetorres4461]

Hammy The destroyer ya I know I am💪

[@SouLAssassin_]

mbelma6329 HATERRRR

[@lectricviewer]

That 90yard Bo Jackson run was nice. A streak of lighting down the sidelines and up the tunnel! Then the next run by Marcus Allen (74 yards) as soon as he saw daylight he turned on the jets. PLAYOFFS WE’RE TALKING ABOUT PLAYOFFS! That’s why I’m here getting pumped for The Playoffs. Go Cowboys!

[@gagehenrichs1473]

how is walter payton not on here more than once

[@fredhall4733]

That, and no John Riggins? I'm not even a skins fan but that guy trucked over people.

[@michaelfleming4994]

Wht is this the 50s?..berry sanders RUINED tht guys name

[@tuhammeham2607]

No alstott?

[@benjihuynh2970]

Hard to find footage

[@wario7414]

What? This is the official NFL KZbin channel. They have all of the footage. They don't have to ask anybody for permission. Walter Payton forever!!!

[@Skyy67]

B.Sanders & marshawn runs was Savage

[@shivaneepatell]

No Jerome Bettis or Brandon Jacobs? They also left out a lot of other notable legends!

[@indyhotdog7652]

Gayle Sayers, maybe five more from Walter Payton? Jim Thorpe? Csonka? Edgerrin James?

[@marlonrami8374]

@TrumpensteinLP L

[@slayermill8621]

That Tomlinson run could've been taken off the list and replaced with a Bettis or Jacobs run. No one even touched Tomlinson on that run.

[@jg2600]

I was waiting for Bettis

[@P0lkoli]

Why are you guys just saying names? Name the particular runs that you have in mind, otherwise your argument is empty and have no proof.

[@ciaranryan3652]

Blount is so underrated

[@justinlockert5509]

Yes he is. He ran over the Colts and they got pissed and decided to create deflategate. Sore ass losers

[@TraRoze]

Justin Lockert thank you smh I hate the Pat's but blunt had like 150 yes and 2 or 3 TDs that game.....he beat them single handedly

[@southfieldtrill9690]

Fred Taylor also was very underrated.

[@flavio8inchsize352]

He really is...

[@teewrx420]

Let's call this what it is. A barry sanders highlight reel. And some other guys who had a couple good runs. Barry is the GOAT

[@phiten40]

Needs more Sweetness.

[@user-yg7sq8sr8g]

And some more Beast Mode

[@thatmaddenmobileman9587]

Walter Payton would of done better Rest In Peace

[@brycewoodford7174]

America's Broken Levee he literally had 3 highlights in this video. Take it easy

[@davidpierce9949]

True. But that Roger Craig run against the Rams is my favorite

[@derricklandry9887]

The Earl Campbell TD after Jack Tatum hit him should be on this reel.

[@glennchampion2074]

I was looking for that one myself. Irresistible force meets immovable object. What a play! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gauUn5uGj7Gsftk

[@WhiskerWhippers]

Knocked him on his ass by not even running, just lowering his shoulders

[@aim102]

Absolutely

[@ZhangtheGreat]

5:17 Many RBs can make guys miss. Only Barry Sanders can elude a defense so badly that they don't even know where he is. Look at Tony Casillas (#75) with his back turned to Sanders. I remember Emmitt Smith talking about that play: "Hey Tony, he's already five yards downfield behind you!"

[@ADHonor-fh6ey]

ZhangtheGreat 😂😂😂😂

[@siler7]

I chuckle every time I see that play.

[@devincognito8932]

74 for the 98 49r's is one of the fastest lineman I've ever seen 3:52

[@samuelhaggard724]

The game was greater in person. I was 8 years old and it was my first 49ers game in attendance. Remarkable. Hell, you even got to see an unselfish Owenes block

[@seattlesucks370]

that's a hell of a sentence

[@davidkoba]

Some of the all-time greats. As a Tampa fan though would like to see the A train Mike Alstott.

[@l34l]

Alstott was great indeed.

[@danielanderson4011]

A-train. What about Blount

[@davidkoba]

​@@danielanderson4011 Oh Blount was good, more atheletic if you ask me. But Alstott is my favorite.

[@danielanderson4011]

@@davidkoba love Alstotr , my favorite Buc . Blount was a animal , strong at the line, stiff arm on the edge , hurdle you if you come low!!! 😈

[@davidkoba]

@@danielanderson4011 Absolutely agree. Bucs running game has always been my favorite aspect (aside from our Tampa two defense).

[@lyricall5158]

2:59 vick really made 2 players on the same team run into eachother 😭😂

[@bermudafruit]

that was something

[@matthewshea1443]

I remember seeing that live

[@sallyjacobi722]

They both had the angle on him but Vick put it into another gear and they collided. Awesome.

[@farhanlabib925]

Barry and AP had some incredible rushes...

[@Jaccobtw]

The NERO Probably the two greatest pure rushers in their primes.

[@jasonedwardpollock]

If anyone needed proof of why Barry Sanders is the best running back in NFL history, tell them to watch this.

[@SeekanDestroy03]

Beast Quake was insane, you could literally feel the ground shake outside the stadium

[@christosbelibasakis2296]

Before watching I better see Marshawn Lynch on here at least twice

[@grantzhu6912]

Christos Belibasakis your wish will become true

[@nonenone5976]

And you think that since the merger 51 years ago, when the NFL came to be, with Lynch only being the 5th or 6th best back in the league for the majority of his best years, in a weaker running era than Any other, that the 90 or so better backs than him, plus random backs who put up dominant runs, didn't put up NINE better runs, EVER, that were videod, than all his?

[@nonenone5976]

I know you'll say something like "if 90 backs are better, why is he 36th all time?" since you have an unwarranted affinity for his not-so-extraordinary talent. There are so many backs like Priest Holmes and Terrell Davis, Bo Jackson, Michael Turner(playing as Tomlinson's backup for Half his career) and even Napoleon Kaufman and Deuce McAllister, who were SO much better than him, who didn't get the same longevity or carries due to injuries or splitting time with stars etc, that ranking him 90th may well be Too High! There were 14 game seasons for decades, during which time nearly all teams featured two and three backs way more than Lynch ever endured. There are dozens of backs who were better overall with their pass-catching combined. Defenses today are SO weak against the run compared to all times past, and rule changes dont even allow for the same violence, etc. So, he's around the 90th best back since 1966.... Is that something to be celebrated with the best EVER? Him BEING on this video twice, as well as Only other backs from the last half of NFL history beside Jim Brown, is Why this video is ridiculous.

[@grantzhu6912]

Ryan McElmurry Triggered much?

[@nonenone5976]

Lol bored. I like Lynch. I just like statistical accuracy more.

[@mezanine10]

OJ had killer moves. His cuts were deadly and sliced up the competiton.

[@theveteran48]

marshawn lynch cuts are so percise...

[@theveteran48]

DeSean Jackson #Jaccpot #0ne0fone #1hunna yeah bro like sweet poetry

[@Scotty2HottyTheWorm3]

The Guy I feel like he needed to learn to do that, because his speed isn't the best at all. But his trucking and precise footwork more than make up for it.

[@smitherskro]

More precise than your spelling that's for sure...

[@theveteran48]

Poison_0038 for sure

[@theveteran48]

smitherskro okay?

[@ShepherdofFire151]

2:59 anyone ever notice the two Defenders that literally tackled each other?

[@FuckTheCopsss]

Comedy 🤣

[@rambam77]

Sanders and Gayle - their reads and style to pivot and shift are phenomenal-in a class of their own

[@HeHeeHeeheHe]

I'm glad I wasn't watching football in the 80's. Barry Sanders AND Walter Payton... probably killed my Packers everytime they played

[@Meracog]

@@u2bgeye679 figure of speech dude

[@kml1045]

You had your time, the bears are back

[@RiseOfTheKumquat67]

Man, aliens could land on the field in the middle of a game and Joe Buck would make it sound like the most boring thing in human history.

[@jefftX]

Rise Of The Kumquat Al Michaels isn't much better. Check the run at 0:34. Really lame call for a run that long and that unique. In general the NFL broadcasters need to drink a few energy drinks before games or something.

[@suicide_king6804]

lmao alien...the alien...the alien...damn there's an alien...and he's gone.

[@owengette8089]

Jeff T We need Gus Johnson back.

[@jayjayjames2332]

"Coming up next on Fox, be sure to check out American's hit show American Idol.. That will be coming up after the game here and after this alien spacecraft that has appeared to come out of nowhere leaves the field... There is a UFO on the field. Now is as good of a time as any to remind you that today's game on FOX is brought to you by Oreo's.. America's favorite cookie."

[@hoyt_arms]

No where near as bad as Marc Bulger lol

[@Nightowl333]

Dear lord some of those Barry Sanders runs are absolutely ridiculous, jaw dropping. All of these are great though. Talent.

[@omitn2011]

You have LT in here not getting touched..... Chris Johnson during his 2K rushing year had a run where he trucked the mess out a Jaguar & then out ran the competition for 80 yards for a TD..... That should've at least been on the list

[@WutTheDeuceGaming]

Pretty sure they kept this video on relevancy, and we know how Chris Johnson turned out.

[@omitn2011]

WutTheDeuce He got hurt. That first year with the Cardinals would've been great if he hadn't had that injury. Relevancy or not, he was a 2K yard rusher & was up there with AP in talks of best RB in the game at that time. Also, 2K speaks for itself. CJ should have been on the list.

[@josephnewbern2717]

"With an 83-yard touchdown, Johnson broke an NFL record with his fourth rushing touchdown of 80 yards or more" - Wikipedia None of those runs warranted inclusion on this list?

[@tatuini]

Ombeni Idassi thats what i was thinking

[@tatuini]

WutTheDeuce what about blount?

[@DevinPeralSmith]

I can’t believe they didn’t include Marshawn Lynch’s goal line, super bowl winning TD against the patriots. ... Oh wait

[@epicfan1598]

Lol.But even if they did run it it still wouldn't have made it since it isn't dominant

[@justincoffman9414]

Lol

[@Izthefaithful]

😂

[@adversity64]

Patriots got caught cheating how many times lol Barry bonds asterisks even this year spygate 2.0 and they lost to the beastmode 2.0 ain't that ironic lmao

[@dresheraton9276]

Please don't bring that up...adding salt to the wound.

[@lstarrb]

The captions are so helpful. I always want to know the dates of these plays I see online.

[@scorpionz44]

5:25 i love those words

[@gobluemaizeandblue157]

Daniel Chachanashvili he made grown men eat his dust every week

[@tijuan7857]

Barry Sanders left a pile of Ppl on the field 😂🤣

[@ljpal18]

Without stuff arming too

[@shioriryukaze]

More like he made the football field a hospital for all the ankles he broke😂😂😂😂

[@davec3651]

And one guy standing straight up looking around clueless.

[@bluepythonproductions]

5:15 Barry Sander literally SNAPPED #51’s ankles!

[@zakpapaa]

Peterson is a beast

[@garrettkane5084]

Did Christian Okoye have big enough shoulder pads!??!

[@AttaMan]

Garrett Kane That was a back brace

[@tombradyshadycheatsquadspy5590]

Eric B & Rakim back then nfl players wore battle armors, just looks like everyone is lineman out there

[@AttaMan]

Tom Brady Shady #WOAT#CryBaby#StillCheating They have back braces I today's league as well. Tyron Smith wore one this season.

[@tombradyshadycheatsquadspy5590]

Eric B & Rakim I'm just talking in general. Those pads were massive.

[@AttaMan]

Tom Brady Shady #WOAT#CryBaby#StillCheating You can see the outline of the back brace as he turns around

[@jonq8714]

3:49 One of my all time favorite runs. Garrison Hearst was a warrior.

[@istandwithkalief9993]

Had Barry Sanders played for the Cowboys and Emmett Smith for the Detroit Lions. Omg. If he would’ve been on that team running behind that line he would’ve put up statistics That wouldn’t even be imaginably possible to break

[@gijoey5912]

Yeah, I always thought Barry deserved the all time rushing yards title. He probably still would've gotten it if he'd played a few more years.

[@johnboehmer6683]

I think about half of all running backs that ever played would have the all-time record behind that line, no exaggeration. You're talking about two or three Hall of Famers, and the others were perennial pro bowlers for a solid 7 years of Smith's career.

[@davidhilliard1838]

Its still the NFL players are paid millions to stop you but he is fun to watch

[@jeffpreil5589]

Barry sanders, Bo Jackson, and Walter Payton cannot be human beings. they're just too good.

[@patriciawalker3910]

Some of the all-time greats. As a Tampa fan though would like to see the A train Mike Alstott.

[@savagesooner4891]

This easily could’ve been a Barry Sanders highlight reel... he had dominant TD runs every week!!

[@justusrivard615]

Honestly, same with Adrian Peterson. They are the all-time best home-run hitters. Every game you expected them to break one.

[@enforcerupu]

How can this video exist and not include the John Riggins Superbowl run? What many consider to be one of the most iconic runs in the history of the NFL.

[@craftyssg4475]

Enforcer uPu its dominent touchdowns, not most iconic

[@brandonnewsome5737]

Jordan Walkowiak the guy dragged a man like he was tied to a horse. It was the most dominant run of all time at that moment. By the most dominant RB at that time. It deserved to be one of the last ones shown.

[@cnelsonlv999]

As a Dophins fan, I approve of the Riggins omission.

[@eatcheesekobe]

because he only broke one tackle on that run? where as these guys were breaking tackle after tackle, and making cuts after moves

[@siler7]

Super Bowl.

[@JACKBOIDAVE305]

MARSHALL FAULK WITH THAT STEPBACK OMG 😳

[@THEDC81025]

Right

[@supersaiyanwilch]

MY GOD... A highlight of LEGENDS!!!

[@dondehning8223]

Berry Sanders is and was and always will be the best there ever was at the running back position. There are to many other that come in at a close second.

[@BillyJBailey]

Don Dehning he’s good. But not as good as Barry Sanders.

[@taydafranklin7800]

I don't know... Give me good ol Frank Gore !!! The guy is a bull

[@BreuckelensFinest]

Barry had the best juke moves but that's it. He wasn't the best overall & most complete RB in history! Walter Payton & Marcus Allen could play any skilled position on Offense & they both did. Barry couldn't block worth snot & at best he was a mediocre pass catcher. Facts are facts. But damn the man could run the rock. Credit exactly where it's due!

[@bigelile07]

@@BreuckelensFinest when did Marcus Allen and Walter Payton play quarterback?

[@briananderson6601]

@@bigelile07 1984 When both McMahon and Fuller were injured. Walter had 8 td passes over the course of his career. Walter was a better all around player than Sanders. He had 1400 more receiving yards than Barry. Walter sought contact and punished linebackers and DBs. Barry avoided it. Barry was unbelievably nimble and spectacular to watch, no doubt about it. It's a shame that Sanders toiled his whole career in Detroit.

[@daltonv5206]

This might be the best video the NFL has put on here. Some truly great runs in there!

[@kennethjones7129]

Fred Taylor and priest Holmes were sooo underrated

[@robcoop6521]

Also a tribute to those blocking. I got your back, don't forget!

[@glenndavis5269]

Especially on the Steve Young run - some of the best downfield blocking you will ever see.

[@supbrahimhammer.421]

Robert Cooper I’m a lineman and once our running back jammed his helmet in my back and used me as a shield to get to the end zone big tribute

[@GalaxiusX]

Can the next season start already

[@tyieshas.houston7242]

Element 17 exactly I wish the NBA and NFL switch seasons

[@falcro1071]

Element 17 I know right

[@calebbatchelor7798]

ta da

[@begreat3543]

It did stupid

[@Tofuey]

Rip

[@SloppyBalboa]

The way barry sanders kept so much speed in between cuts is just inhuman . imagine if he never retired so soon

[@TS-kk9ei]

lemme tell a joke the nfl top 100 list.

[@DP-3000-]

Tre HD W

[@kxnqrey5931]

W

[@CLOUD2K1]

🇱

[@fyeotrill]

Tre HD take this doubya

[@centresset1579]

Tre HD i knew it before i tapped read more

[@DopeAsThePope1]

Barry Sanders is the BEST runningback on this list!!! The guy was only 5'8......a Defenders WORST nightmare!

[@Fuzcapp]

The Marshawn Lynch one ... 0:33, watch how hard number 83 works during the entire play. (Just saw his name is Lockett.) He starts as the top most player at the line - right hand wide receiver position at the line up I guess, but watch how hard he works on the blocking. It's his TD as much as Lynch's.

[@narashino500]

He is Ricardo Lockette, a wide receiver with the Seahawks at the time.

[@MKAngeletti]

Who else is yelling WHOA as they watch these?

[@adamwilson2002]

especially the marshawn lynch and barry sanders ones

[@carolusrex2376]

I'm yelling "Oh... OH... OHHHH"

[@sohamkakadia]

April Babies Not yelling Woah because I did that so long ago

[@map1537]

April Babies nahh bro nahhh

[@mr.cooper1999]

I think earl campbell was the only one i hadnt seen

[@radcon03]

Barry Sanders or BEASTMODE

[@2200denny]

Conrad Travis Barry beastmode

[@RandomDude-bq2lc]

Conrad Travis beastmode

[@rd2652]

u cant compare a hall of famer with a rb who is questionable to even make the hall of fame

[@castlecorn593]

Conrad Travis Definitely Barry

[@festushaggen2563]

Conrad Travis Barry. Lynch is great but Barry was unreal. I've never seen anyone move like him before or since.

[@slash8729]

I just love the endeavour of the offensive line to protect their guy! Just blocking and running and giving him every chance! So good

[@twisteddemon1266]

Barry Sanders is the King of running backs

[@evanknechtges1762]

No, he's the GOD of running backs

[@Slickman2006]

Jim Brown's at the 50, Jim Brown's at the 40, Jim Brown's at the 30, it's going to another touchdown for Jim Brown! 😂

[@tmar76]

That brought back some memories. Ray Rice had some dominant runs as well. Some of the best.

[@Yaboi_haseem]

I knew Bo Jackson's 91 yard TD would be here

[@GoodTimerCO]

Yaboi Chase bo knows

[@robertkane1490]

Why does Joe Buck still have a job?

[@paiv4256]

Robert Kane Joe Buck called the David Tyree helmet catch like it was a 3 yard dink and dunk in first quarter of preseason game between Jags and Browns

[@hypx17]

beckham . . . beckham . . . . . beckham . . . . . touchdown. joe buck when the odell got that big td against the cowgirls

[@jaytyharris9638]

he's waaaay better now

[@bilbyboggins8102]

baseball

[@AlexDutyBMXMTB]

Because hes too stupid too look for a new one

[@justcameron9500]

Barry Sanders has a million dominant highlights. Every time he touched the ball it was excitement. Every time. But man, that Lynch 67 yarder just might be the most dominant run of all time. Sanders is far and away the best in history. Ignore the stat sheet, but Beastmode wasn’t too shabby himself and that one run right there was absolutely earth shattering.