Top 10 NFL Walkoff Seasons | NFL Films

[@stevenkunzer9027]

That Reggie White speech about Jerome Brown is so classy. What a sad thing to happen to a talented young player.

[@joshloach9016]

Steven Cook what Happened to Brown??

[@coreyhamby2989]

Kierston Deloach He was speeding in his Corvette and crashed into a light pole killing himself and his 12 year old nephew.

[@xerthosxvi4967]

Rip Jerome Brown He will be missed

[@Rockhound6165]

Brown died due to his own irresponsible behavior. It's one thing for him to be driving over 100mph but he had his nephew with him.

[@christianalanwilson434]

Because you've never done anything irresponsible in your life, you can talk, right? Ninja please. People make mistakes, especially when they have so much money and success at a young age, the tendency is to feel immortal and push the limits without even realizing it. Don't blame or shame, exclaim. For the simple tragedy it was that cost two lives far too soon.

[@santiagomagana3148]

Barry Sanders should have been higher

[@atlantean1209]

this is the comment i was looking for. yes he should've.

[@отпирайте]

Kim Chi barry barely hit holes his whole career...

[@chrissams6230]

Kim Chi he averaged 5.0 yards per carry something Eddie George averaged 3.6 from hitting holes couldn’t do.. Barry could see things most couldn’t and he probably felt like he had to hit a home run every time he touched the ball smh 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@Physics072]

@@ooo_Kim_Chi_ooo Just don't talk you don't know beans about Sanders or the Lions. Really in his 9th season he rushed for 2056 yards. You are so full of it you stink.

[@Physics072]

Agree, Jim brown should be number 1 and Barry #2. The City of Detroit had a huge parade planned for when he broke Walter Paytons rushing record. They had it all figured out when he would break it because he was so consistent. They never ever thought he would just up and quit at the height of his career. Total shock across the football world when he quit. No warning either. Other than jim brown the rest on this list were not the WTF as when Sanders quit. Walter Peytons

[@billyfresh23]

Megatron could also be on this list

[@GP-ci8qt]

Yes but also Strahan. Won the super bowl with a dominant performance

[@отпирайте]

George Thorogood sure

[@GP-ci8qt]

Sure as in you agree or sure like you think its not true?

[@nikkogaming6490]

He’s a free agent now

[@rapz85]

I doubt anyone will read all or any of this, but I can't sleep and it'll feel personally satisfying albeit mostly pointless in the grand scheme of things to post. People hating on Calvin either pay attention only to stats and most likely didn't watch many of his games to see how much attention he took from the defense, resulting in opportunities and increased stats for other receivers, backs, and ends, or tend to forget that he was playing for the freaking Detroit Lions who in his last 2 seasons ranked among the bottom 5 in the league in rushing attempts and rushing yards, coming in dead last in yards gained and ypc in 2015. He experienced incompetent coaches with no offensive game plan more intricate than "lets hope Calvin has a good game or distracts the defense so someone else can" which came to a head with the Colts reject Caldwell who QB coached one of the best QBs ever and rode the coattails of Peytons statistical success every year following, somehow allowing the offense to underperform when it mattered most to a laughable postseason record during his QB mentoring tenure not including their SB season in 06, of 3-6, while having pretty solid pass catchers with Harrison, Reggie, Dallas, Edgerrin, Addai, hell even Stoakley and Collie could catch enough passes to warrant their 3rd spot on the depth charts. Their single Superbowl appearance came against possibly one of the worst starting QBs to make it that far maybe ever (Including Trent Difler (misspelled purposely because he was mean to me at a celebrity golf tournament of which I refuse to forget)) who managed one short TD, and then threw another one to the Colts to even out the score. That game would have looked way worse if Hester hadn't returned the kickoff for more than twice as many yards as Grossman passed for in the first 3 quarters. 118 of his 165 yards passing came in the 4th with series ends of, INT returned for TD, INT, Turnover on Downs, End of Regulation. It was so bad that 25% of his completions and just over 20% of his yards came on the last drive where they just made it past midfield as time expired. You must mean his last couple seasons in 2013, 14 and 15, when the Lions decided to get him a competent #2 receiver in Golden Tate in 2014 who jumped from #31 in Overall in yards and #46 in Total Receptions in 2013 with Seattle, to #6 in Receptions and #7 in overall yards with Stafford possesses a cannon, but has typically made two bad throws for every good one. Few more unnecessary stats, in 2013 the top 3 players in total receptions for the Lions after CJ were Reggie Bush, Joique Bell, and Brandon Pettigrew who combined for 148 receptions for 1,469 yards that year to Calvin's 1492 yards on 84 catches while also missing 2 games. He was 17th in receptions, 3rd in yards, netting 7 yards less than Antonio Brown despite playing in 2 fewer games, tied for 5th in receiving TDs and averaged slightly more than 106.6 yards per game which was second only to Josh Gordon's freak year. What's really crazy in 2015 his final season, he still ranked 11th in receptions but managed to open up the field for Golden Tate to rank 10th, and Theo Riddick to rank 21st overall combining for 170 receptions and over 1,500 yards. In his last season with 88 catches (11th) for 1,214 yards (10th) and 9 scores (T-14th), he had fairly similar stat lines to Fitz, A.J. Green, and Gronk, none of whom anyone would have considered to have had an offseason. I could write more but ugh, no more energy or mental concentration for semi-accurate statistical analysis. Great powers be with any who attempt to read this.

[@scorpionz44]

sterling sharpe and don hutson are like the most forgotten WRs ever. Hutson is understandable cuz of the time, but Sharpe was just unfortunate

[@Tyrunner0097]

Sterling Sharpe was my first favorite Packer player. Just an incredible guy to watch when you're just starting to watch football and you're 5-6 years old. He was almost like a God to me then.

[@splitman1129]

Your boy Antonio Freeman and who was #2 WR. I can't remember.

[@tempest20000]

It’s so sad to think about what Sterling Sharpe could have been if he had been with the Packers in 95-98. Sharpe was only in the league for 5 or 6 years when he got hurt and just look at his numbers. He was a once in a generation WR. And look at the dominant teams of the NFC. Cowboys had Emmitt Smith, Aikman and Irvin, 49ers had Watters, Young and Rice, and the Packers had Dorsey Levens (really under appreciated) Favre and Sharpe. If Sharpe could have played in 95, maybe they win one or two more and win the #1 seed or go to Texas Stadium and instead of Favre fumbling and costing them the game, they score and put the game out of the reach of the Cowboys and win a Super Bowl. Then they are back to back champs in 97. Maybe if Sharpe is healthy and they have Robert Brooks and Antonio Freeman, they don’t get upset and they are triple world champions. And that would only be Sharpe’s 10th season! They could have won maybe another or two. Maybe if they keep winning, Mike Holmgren stays. It’s really had to say, but Sharpe staying healthy would have changed the entirety of the late 90s.

[@geegarcia7858]

Shannon Sharpe has admitted in past interviews that Sterling was a way better athlete than him. If injury didn't derail his career, who knows man... Green Bay might've had at least 1 more championship, at least I think so. At least he got a ring before having to tap out. Many never even get the chance.

[@mgnta1]

@@geegarcia7858 Sterling never got a ring. He retired in 94.

[@sagepark7193]

It's sick to watch Barry Sanders break Reggie White's ankles.

[@RheemQ]

@Heisenberg-SchrodingerEmc2 how do you have Peterson ahead of Payton

[@leevellmack8898]

@Jack Trippin777 Remember, Barry was a runner, Reggie was a superior pass rusher. And Barry was about 100 pounds lighter. If it was a pass play, his quarterback would have been destroyed.

[@brianmcintyre503]

Sometimes it looked like barry broke his own ankles. Watch how they bend. Like rubber bands

[@tyronegreen6536]

Pull up Barry breaking rod Woodson ankle LITERALLY!!!

[@lukeyarasheski5510]

Or the one where he does John Lynch absolutely dirty

[@jacobrobson1339]

Making Barry Sanders #10 is outrageously disrespectful.

[@brandonsherer7913]

Probably because he wasn't at the twilight of his career like others were.

[@SpaceAce1993]

jacob robson why? There’s 1000’s of other players behind him being top 10 alone is respectful. Since when is spot 10 on a top 10 disrespectful.

[@kevinpayton2664]

@@brandonsherer7913 That's my thinking too. His retirement was totally unexpected. Barry had a few years left in him.

[@HereIsWisdom1318]

No it's not! Elway retired after winning a SUPERBOWL! There is no walk-off better than that!

[@nihilist2434]

@@HereIsWisdom1318 well yeah but Barry should still be top 5

[@p.michaelpell6540]

Can't believe ya'll left off one of the best Sack masters in NFL history... RIP Derrick Thomas

[@letsgobrandon464]

I was about to say it wasnt appropriate to put him on this list but they put jerome brown on it so i had to erase what i wrote previously and now say i have to agree with you 100% and hes in the hall of fame so not to take anything from brown but how do you overlook Thomas who was a game changer a down changer just a master of his craft sometimes the nfl films crew get it wrong and this is one of them

[@grungyflannel]

To be fair..99 was probably DTs worst season stat wise...but yeah, could be said he still impacted things on the field as much as Jerome in 91

[@fuktrumpanzeeskum]

This list is guys who had great walk-off seasons. Thomas only had 7 sacks in his last season.

[@Rockhound6165]

@@fuktrumpanzeeskumLOL, how great was Thomas when we say that getting 7 sacks is prefaced with "only" when 7 sacks is a pretty good season especially for a linebacker.

[@aramanon]

The most physically talented WR and RB in history both quit football rather than continue being a Lion. Sad. Sort it out!

[@kurapicrip1920]

Not true

[@samjohnson4626]

Yes and no. Barry wanted to win more than anyone he didn't care about stats he wanted the win. On top of that he hated the media if he played five more years and his last year says I'm retiring or his last year says it. The media would be all over him and like every legend would have the whole media circus farewell tour. He was classy and quiet, he tipped the ball to the ref after every TD and maybe first down or down and he tries to have minimal media before, during and after each game. Lions back then weren't going to win it all and over 20 years later still isn't close. Lions need him, Lane and Megatron to be playing it's too bad all three couldn't be on this team they'd easily be a dynasty heck berry and Lane or lane and megatron would be with this team. They need a corner and WR or RB. Yeah they got all three, but they need depth a SB team has depth which is why the lions never and may never win a Lombardi.

[@Xaydot]

Lions need to just end the organization

[@ryanstatt9910]

@@kurapicrip1920 absolutely true

[@kurapicrip1920]

@@ryanstatt9910 dude it’s been two years I forgot why I said that

[@JSalonsky]

Tiki Barber had 14,000 yards from scrimmage in 7 seasons.. underrated af

[@JuliusC1973]

And if he had played 5 more Seasons with The Giants, hw would have won 2 Super Bowls, just saying. Then they would have had no choice but to put him in The Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio.

[@AmirKhan-yv8jm]

@@JuliusC1973but few players would have been able to handle that additional load!

[@paysonfox88]

Jim Brown is the best Running Back ever. I'd put Barry Sanders at #2. Both Averaged around 1500 yards a season. However, Jim Brown averaged over 5 yards a carry and 104+yds per game for his entire career. Only Sanders comes close in yards per game. Jim Brown was rushing for 1500 and once for 1863 yds in 14 game seasons on mud fields. This man rushed for 1527 yards at 6 yards per carry in the late 50's IN 12 GAMES!!!!! That's a 2000+ yard season today. The 1863 season would have been at least 2150 yards if the season were 16 games in that year. Jim Brown was a BEAST!!! Relative to his era, he was domination on a rare scale.

[@carsonc29]

how terrible has the Lions organization been to have 2 HOF all time greats quit in their primes..1st Barry then Calvin...

[@nogoogleplus]

No disrespect to anyone but for my money Barry Sanders is the GOAT.

[@AlejandroSanchez-pl6jw]

Walter Peyton is better

[@joeymullaney1694]

I personally think that Jim brown is the best, but barry was great too

[@jpcote8794]

Jim Brown = Hands Down. That Rhymes

[@billohara7591]

Payton was better in my opinion but I really love Sanders also but I put brown maybe 3rd or 4th in my opinion anyways

[@aaronmarkham4424]

no google plus goat of running backs but his teams sucked and so no rings, a running back can’t win you games, he can give you scores from runs but he can’t toss the ball

[@samfarhady6131]

they gotta update this list with Andrew Luck now

[@JAWrightonline]

No, they don't.

[@logicaldude3611]

Barry Sanders looked like he never aged. If you flip on a highlight from any season in his career, you wouldn't be able to tell which season it came from. He was simply always exceptional.

[@JuliusC1973]

I agree with Emmet Smith, Barry Sanders would have passed 20,000 Yards Rushing, if he had not retired when he did.

[@Meauxluv]

Barry is still my favorite player of all time. I was heart broken when he retired so early.

[@JoelMoore-cf6gr]

Dude I was glad to see Kurt Warner on this list. What a legend

[@Dr.JeremyDunks]

Barry quit exactly when he should've. Good for him. The dude knows his own body better than anyone else. Let him be.

[@davecinco847]

Couldn't agree more Mr Mrkneller what reason did he have to stay? Lions traded Lomas Brown a Pro Bowl blocker and others

[@randumo24]

He had to quit early. The kind of RB he was, any kind of physical drop off would have his performance drop off of a cliff. You can see those bigger guys prolong their careers past their physical prime, but guys that rely on evasion like Barry did have no chance once they lose a step.

[@orangefox1231]

It was more than just that. He was drained. He said in an interview it takes everything in you to play this game and by the end, he just didn't have that drive and to play only to break Payton's record was not something he felt he could do.

[@dmvweezy5235]

They didn't just loose Jerome Brown. The family also lost Jerome's nephew who was in the car accident as well

[@jbfarley]

Lose

[@bgorski6937]

Yeah, and that poor kid was only 12 years old.

[@Sladen70]

I love this as a continuation of one of my favorite sports series. Could we get Top Ten Players by the Decade? Starting as far back as we can, that's nearly 9 or more episodes! :)

[@brianmcintyre503]

That's the way to do it because with all the rule changes it's hard to call a true goat. Dbs in the 70s could assault wrs. Now they cant touch them.

[@joeyruth5224]

The Lions had 10 years to build a team around Berry and they didn’t build one. Can’t blame Berry for leaving when he is risking his health and body for team that is not giving the same amount of effort back.

[@fuktrumpanzeeskum]

Then they turn around and basically do the same to Megatron. The Lions are the definitive dysfunctional franchise.

[@EmmaBonn96]

I would say the run and shoot was an attempt to build around him Overloading the passing targets and forcing opponents to take away from the box

[@YTC1234]

Absolutely wrong about Kurt Warner being the first one in the modern era to be that good that late. Favre, Elway and Rich Gannon were also good when they were old. Gannon took Oakland to the SB when he was 38

[@stevenkunzer9027]

So true Gannon was incredible in his MVP season I love how he could throw from all those arm angles. I think people forget who good Gannon was late in his career because the mess the Super Bowl was.

[@cortezmauricio702]

Bill Callahan pulled a Kyle shanahan

[@cortezmauricio702]

Steven Kunzer Bill Callahan pulled a Kyle shanahan before the super bowl

[@MrSlashblade]

D. Page am I the only dude who now has a annoyance for German comedians

[@MTRZ97]

Peyton was also good in his older years

[@tonyhalat2736]

Otto Graham 1955? Walks off after leading the Browns to the 10th straight championship game, winning number 7. He won 81% of his games and still has the all time highest yards per pass attempt.

[@JuliusC1973]

Those Browns Teams were ahead of their time.

[@hughhorne9139]

Elway should be #1 on this list. A list about finishing your career in style. What is bigger than going out super bowl mvp?

[@randumo24]

That doesn't make you number 1. That was the only thing impressive about his season. If you paid attention, he also missed 4 regular season games and the reason the Broncos were successful on offense that year was because of Terrell Davis' 2,000 yard season not Elway. Since you seemingly didn't pay attention, Jim Brown went out winning the league MVP and was unanimously considered the greatest player in the history of the NFL at the time, and obviously still in his prime being still considered the best player in the league when he retired. Winning a Super Bowl MVP is nice, but it's one game. Larry Brown & Desmond Howard have Super Bowl MVPs too. This is about walkoff seasons, and had it not been for the Super Bowl MVP, Elway wouldn't even be in consideration for the list at all. That doesn't bump you up from not even belonging in the conversation to number 1.

[@bdeezy3922]

As a football fan I love Chris Simms' reaction at 3:42 This is exactly how I feel nerding out on an interesting statistic like this one. Not a big Tiki fan at all but 2100 scrimmage yards is ridiculous

[@nickmiller48234]

In 2006 Barber was great but we had L. Tomlinson, Shaun Alexander, Jamal Lewis, Adrian Peterson, Warrick Dunn, Larry Johnson, MoJo Drew, Fred Taylor, Addai, C.Dillion. the League was stacked with Backs.

[@JosephBulsa]

Always enjoy learning about older football legends like Don Hutson and Norm Van Brocklin. List seemed pretty solid other than Sterling Sharpe being in the top 5.

[@bgorski6937]

If it wasn’t for injuries Sterling would’ve went down as one of the best WRs in the history of the NFL.

[@baileymcmanus1816]

People don't understand how great Jim Brown actually was. He played only eight years and his numbers are still some the highest we've ever seen. Half the people I talk to don't know who is. People think he was a linebacker, but he has that legend that makes people believe it anyway. Chances are, if he doesn't retire that season, the browns win themselves a super bowl or two

[@watchotrade1742]

Yeah but he was ahead of his time he was bigger than most of the linebackers he played against. In the sanders era, he would have been a great back but no way he is putting up better numbers than barry. The players were so much bigger and faster by then

[@ImNeverOriginal]

Did anyone else realize during #5 that the Watermelon said 2?

[@1mcdonaldj]

What a loser

[@xerthosxvi4967]

Wow, just no words to describe this

[@thenumberquelve158]

Damn, thought I might be able to snag the first comment about that flub. :P You win a cookie.

[@donalddeluxe6407]

I did.

[@derpmcgerp8062]

Even the editors wanted Elway to be higher on the list. XD

[@rskirk22]

Honorable Mention: Terrell Davis. Terrell could even be considered on this list. If he could have stayed healthy, he might have shattered a lot of records.

[@danielkelegian5306]

Kevin Greene? 12 sacks, 45 tackles, 3 Fumble recoveries in his last season.

[@mikeypark2917]

Sterling Sharpes shortened career is one of the great one ifs. He was on pace to potentially be a top 5 WR of all time. He had the hands, athleticism, and size. With Favre, he prolly would’ve helped Favre win 2 SBs. He prolly would’ve ended with career stats of 15000+receiving yds, 1000+receptions, and 120+ TDs. Prolly 8-9 Pro Bowler, 4-5x first team 2X second team, 5-6x receiving leader, 3-4 TD leader, 2-3x Receiving yd leader, and a SB champion. Those kinds of stats and accolades would’ve definitely put him in conversation for top 5 WR and/or even best WR of all time

[@tyronegreen6536]

Barry at 10 is blasphemy yall kno he retired because he was gonna break da rushing title & he didn't want it in a losing effort...pure greatness!!!

[@Gungho73]

I'm glad you put Brown here. That Eagles team never recovered when he passed and White left. You ask any player of that team and they said the will to play started to leave when Brown left. It's one thing to lose one of the best players in the league, its quite another to lose the heart and soul of your team.

[@kevinpayton2664]

The Eagles from the late 1980's to early 1990's were on the verge of being a great team. They had loads of talent but unfortunately things happened and they didn't win a championship.

[@markbelanger9060]

that german guy is the most unfunny human ive ever seen

[@AJCole-jc8og]

Well, he is German. :)

[@krolpolak6317]

He is so painfully effeminate. No wonder the Muslims conquered Germany with ease.

[@maevebutler5897]

I love him

[@williamholden6803]

The story that never ends

[@Braamsery1992]

I, as a German living in Germany, didnt even know him. But yeah, he is the perfect example of a German trying to be funny

[@raheim21]

WTH? Other than Jerome Brown this is all offense. What about how great DB Charles Woodson was in his last season?!! Winning defensive player of the month and being in the running for defensive player of the year at 39 years old!!! Thats super impressive at 39! Leading team in tackles as he had done since green bay. Playing nickel, free, strong and weakside LB. Being a great blitzer dude had it all. Patrick Willis could also be up there although he was still young.

[@tenofdiamonds6440]

And then Jim Brown went on to be one of the stalkers in "The Running Man" and that movie rules.

[@diaboliquedia4300]

OMG that's where i know his face from!!!

[@RGTitan901]

Lol 😂

[@baltimorez-wad7281]

Jerome Brown was a beast but he also had Reggie White, Clyde Simmons & Seth Joyner. Ain't no offense ever that can block all them

[@bigdogpete43]

Barry Sanders was a class act. Everyone in the place knew he would get the ball and nobody could stop him.

[@ericschultz4004]

Elway winning 2 Super Bowls at the end of his career should have put him at #1

[@chuckyjamesamartin1968]

They never say what Warner's numbers were his final season so here you go: 3,753 yards, 26 touchdowns, 12 interceptions, and a 10-5 record in 15 games.

[@Rockhound6165]

Not to mention that in his last playoff win he had more touchdowns than incompletions and a perfect QB rating(29 of 33 for 379 yards and 5 TD's). Had he not gotten knocked out with a dirty hit he might have played a couple more seasons.

[@YourGrannysThong]

Can you imagine telling your grandkids you got to play against the best RB in NFL history in Barry Sanders. Then you bust out your old highlights tapes and the only highlight that you cherish is the time you got to actually get a finger on Barry as he was juking your whole defense out of their jockstraps. Not slowing him down, not tackling him, but just one finger as he left you in a cloud of dust, laughing all the way to pay dirt. How the hell is anyone supposed to tackle a man that is so shifty, he can even juke his own shadow and leave it in his rear view.

[@DNSV-ex8of]

Sterling sharpe was Rice level in the early 90s and would have been just as great. He was better than Irvin, Fryer, Brown, Jefferies, Reed and Rison at that time.

[@letsgobrandon464]

Yea very disappointed alot of missed memories for fans but i guess his brother made up for it what could have been sterling against shannon in that super bowl maybe green bay would have won maybe not we wont know 90s football was full of great players and loved watching every sunday and would wake up and read the sports page of the Houston chronicle all the head to head matchups and superbowl sunday was a massive party at my house growing up

[@justinmix143]

Yeah he was. Being from Detroit, I had to watch Sterling was just a Lion killer his whole career. That was cut so short. He was just so freaking good at absolutely everything it was downright scary.

[@l.r9655]

Sterling was definitely on Jerrys level . Just think how sterlings stats would have been if he started off with qbs like Montana and Young!!

[@wandamyers8674]

No way on rice level 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@OutsiderLXIX]

Whaaaaaaaaaaat?! Are you high?

[@chrisschaller9547]

Pls get rid of Flula Borg he’s clueless

[@Madvillainy48]

He is a gem

[@RaiderDadBod]

@@Madvillainy48 He’s a cubic zirconia.

[@moebetta4224]

90% of these dummies commenting are clueless.

[@moebetta4224]

@@Madvillainy48 He's an idiot.

[@TheEgganator324]

Same with Adam Rank

[@logan_nowicki]

Every number 10 ever: First speaker: "This should be higher, what were you thinking?"

[@coreycook1282]

That's the way a dime should be

[@bgorski6937]

Sterling, Antonio Freeman, Andre Rison, and Mark Chamura for those Super Bowl years!? That loss to the Broncos would not have happened. Oh, and Desmond Howard.🤯

[@bisquik3006]

Nice to see Sterling Sharpe get some credit. He is too often overlooked.

[@petercena9497]

Jim Brown deserves the No.1 spot with 1544 yards in 14 games and leading his team to the NFL championship game albeit losing to the Packers. Incidentally the second most yards in a walkoff year was Robert Smith with 1521 yards rushing for the Vikings.

[@tmloui8813]

Barry really was the goat running back honestly

[@scazermazz]

Its been over 20 years and I still tear up over Jerome Brown. He WAS Philly

[@marclaporte3710]

Tiki sure ate crow when the first year after he left, the Giants won the friggin Super Bowl.

[@75aces97]

Then another one 4 years later, and he wouldn't shut up.

[@mikeypark2917]

True but I think he deserved a SB win. He basically carried the Giants for a few seasons cus Eli was trash and still trash. Those 07 and 11 Giants championships had A LOT of luck involved lol. In the NFL the best team doesn’t always win the SB cus it’s 1 game, which players and teams can have a bad day. That’s why at the minimum I think either the Conference championship games should be a best of 3 or the SB should be a best of 3.

[@macajimbo]

@@mikeypark2917 u know the toll one football game has on u imagine playing 3

[@ORIGINALTHUNDERDUDE]

@15:05...then you've never seen him play for the rams, particularly his very first season when he put the entire NFL community on notice and blew everybody's minds with his unbelievable, spectacular play.

[@TheWorldFamousIC]

I think Elway should have been Higher winning 2 in a Row....

[@johanfretzen1852]

Welcome to Detroit where the city loves their players more than the team they play for. Thanks Barry thanks Megatron I respect both of you for calling it when you did. Im happy you guys can still walk and have no brain damage enjoy your life boys you both gave us more than we could ever imagine. Thank you and thank you for staying in Detroit after retiring there will always be a home for you in Detroit.

[@Dev0ted22]

With Barry, I always say that it’s great that he chose to go out on his own terms as one of the top running backs in the league and one of the GOATS of that era. Instead of the punishments of the game telling him to retire. But still very sad to see him go, he was the man back in those days. :)

[@ClericChris]

Barry is the RB GOAT. If you think a running back should be a wide receiver in the backfield than he might not be, but for pure runner Barry is king.

[@bgorski6937]

As a Packers fan I was absolutely ecstatic when Barry retired. I also couldn’t stand Herman Moore.

[@michaelhession2105]

It still baffles me that Ray Lewis didn't make this list. If you look at it, you'll say he wasn't as dominant as the others that are on this list. But that doesn't even begin to tell the story. Just like with Van Brocklin in Philadelphia, Ray made it clear that this was going to be it for him. And everyone on that team especially Joe Flacco rallied around him because they desperately wanted to send him out as a champion. And when that Ravens team got further and further into the playoffs, the opponent didn't matter. This was the only team to ever beat Tom Brady and Peyton Manning in a single postseason. No one beats both Brady and Manning, especially on the road in the playoffs, this is the team that does it because Ray had them believing that they could get to the Super Bowl. And once they got to New Orleans, they weren't going to be denied. That is one of the greatest sports stories ever told, and the fact that it isn't in the Top 10, even though you have Norm Van Brocklin doing the same thing in Philly is a crime.

[@justinpenn1081]

Add Andrew Luck to the list

[@yourface1232]

This was made in 2017

[@jayholmes5775]

Nah brah

[@jeffw1267]

I think it's important to point out that Hutson was a WR and a kicker AND a defensive player. He intercepted 30 passes in his NFL career. Also, he had only one fumble in 10 seasons. Jerry Rice fumbled 27 times though in fairness, his career was twice as long.

[@Destino2493]

Part of what makes players legends is that they leave us wanting more

[@aaronmarkham4424]

Sanders is #1 in my opinion, easily the greatest running back ever

[@PowerPackers90]

As a Packers fan that still to this day cant watch SB32 hightlights due to Elway. Im shocked he isnt #1.

[@EinTeufelskreis]

I'm sorry, but Elway has to be Top-3. Nothing against Sharpe or van Brocklin, but one of the best QBs ever in one of the best seasons ever ending with a SB ring and SB MVP.

[@michaelleroy9281]

Roger Staubach should be on lists for any all time NFL

[@apope06]

Disgraceful to put Elway at No. 5. I say that as a Packer fan. Oh and I was okay with Elway beating us in super bowl 32. It was a feel good story.

[@singingchef23]

apope06 TD did most of the work.

[@отпирайте]

singingchef23 5 is good spot. Elway was still very good and important. One reason why elway played well in his last game was because falcons were focusing on stopping td and td was like a decoy

[@davidfromcolorado5295]

apope06 wow you ain't butthurt about super bowl 32 anymore. Lol

[@отпирайте]

David Armijo why would they be butthurt about it

[@tempest20000]

David Armijo I still am. Lel

[@zach346]

This list now needs updated 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@MarvinClay-ck7zj]

For my money Barry Sanders is the greatest running back of all time.

[@SplitsxxSeas764]

Cowboys had so sooo much class in the Tom Landry era..

[@RossIsFine]

Barry Sanders is the greatest RB ever. Had he had the cowboys offensive line, the record would be doubled what it is now.

[@frankpfaff9675]

Barry had 3 to 4 good years left in him. A guy in my fantasy league that year drafted him in the last round and kept him all season just in case he came back even for 1 game.

[@randumo24]

Nah, that's actually highly unlikely. What you have to realize is that RBs like Barry who rely on evasion drop off much more quickly once they lose any athleticism. He made a living off of making tacklers miss & juking out guys. Once he lost a step, it would have been bad for him.

[@gregorois9038]

Tiki and The Bus both had great walk offs, two of my favourite players from that era

[@str8ttruthnochaser311]

Barry Sanders the GOAT we all know he would have destroyed the rushing record.....

[@Nikkerman]

I thought this would be like top ten greatest happy endings to a players carrier, and now i REALLY want that list

[@johnstebbins24]

As a Browns fan, I had grounds to be objective when I argue that John Elway should've been #1. He defended his championship from the previous season and was SB MVP. There is no higher "on top" you can leave on. And given the initial peaks of his career followed by the valley in between them, the narrative of his tenure in the pros leave nothing to be accomplished.

[@jbfarley]

Subjective, kid, never objective

[@randumo24]

He has no business being number 1. Other people have won championships in their final seasons, and he was not even close to the primary reason they made the Super Bowl. Without Terrell Davis, they don't even come close. It would be laughable to give a guy who missed 4 games and didn't even put up special numbers in the games he did play in the regular season the number 1 spot.

[@MRLMF5]

When Barry Sanders left football we were in shock. I'm glad we didn't see a declining Barry just a HIGHLIGHT REEL. If Detroit actually wanted to win Barry would have stayed. His heart just wasn't in it anymore. Good for him.

[@emmaleighwurzdorf233]

The focus on stats in this video led to one of the greatest final seasons being left off. Jerome Bettis belongs in the top 3, at least. There is no way you can say that Warner or Barber had a better final season. Hollywood couldn’t have WRITTEN a better final season for the Bus. Sure he was a third down back which meant his stats aren’t crazy, but there’s more than numbers when you’re looking at a last ride season. What is more impressive than making your retirement announcement on the Super Bowl stage in your hometown?

[@lucyfir2166]

My guy he literally almost cost them the season and anyone can retire at the superbowl. Doesn't make it a great farewell season

[@JustShootin]

I'm not sure what year this was produced, but if it was after 2012 they dropped the ball huge, how Ray Lewis is not on the list is beyond me. He comes back from injury gets to the Super Bowl and ends on a defensive stand. Certainly more deserving than Sterling Sharpe. Then again there is only one defensive player on the list which is typical.

[@samb7588]

Don’t really understand how Jerome Bettis isn’t on this list. Comes out of retirement to win a Super Bowl as the sixth seed IN HIS HOMETOWN. He didn’t put up huge stats. But he was the heartbeat of that steelers team. His play of running over Brian Urachler set the tone for the rest of the season.

[@DavidLee-ll9vq]

I thought I missed The bus on this list but they just screwed up

[@Tropicool]

Donald Driver, Brett Favre, Tony Gonzalez, Ray Lewis, Calvin Johnson, and Sean Taylor

[@q-_-p.d-_-b]

I will always remember that time, Tiki Barber divorced his pregnant wife, then married an blonde 8 days later.

[@coreycook1282]

Haha how bout that lol

[@brianmcintyre503]

@@coreycook1282 are u from glassboro? I may have played against u.

[@lowelledlee8019]

Sick!! He ain’t no hero!

[@Tropicool]

Jim Brown literally had both guards, a tackle, a tight end, and a receiver blocking for him on that run. Just like the Cowboys line for Emmitt Smith.

[@mattboggs6304]

I feel like they really disrespected John Elway by having his segment tainted with Seinfeld comparisons and that weird German dude. He probably also should have been higher on the list. I was a 49ers and Montana fan, but I'm not going to lie, it felt really good seeing Elway win 2 Super Bowls at the end of his career.

[@JAWrightonline]

Bay Area love 💘 from Matt Boggs ('49ers-Joe Montana; John Elway-Stanford). And, yes, Seinfeld is OVERRATED.

[@salvatoresultana4058]

If Jerome Brown doesn’t pass away, maybe the Eagles are the dynasty we talk about in the 90s over Dallas.

[@Kmart2018]

Watching this after eagles won SB LII

[@rockthahouse1]

Kasey Martinez Which happened on what would have been Jerome Brown's 53rd birthday

[@themattmclaughlin23]

same

[@jacksonjamieson4094]

Unfortunately lol

[@TheChuckFina]

41 - 33

[@lavanderwilliams794]

@@rockthahouse1 I'm so happy I had the chance to see him play at the Vet.

[@Josh_Jackson]

Barry had nothing but torn CL's in his rearview!! In my eyes, he's stiil the best football player I've ever seen!!

[@beauhatch3899]

Barry Sanders > Emmit Smith

[@wampawamp2830]

are you sure about that

[@Caifanes013]

Your so dumb bro smith has the most rush yards of all time and TDs

[@beauhatch3899]

Yeah well emmit had that offensive line and played longer than berry of course Smith's career is better. If berry played for the cowboys he would had 3000 yards rushing

[@wampawamp2830]

emmitt has 18,000 yards...

[@lgokie891]

Put Emmit Smith on the Lions and Barry Sanders on the Cowboys. Let that scenario soak in Smith fans and get back with me.

[@IAmMrQ]

I.had the pleasure of driving Sterling Sharpe from the airport to a resort in Scottsdale last year, with a stop for In & Out Burger in between.

[@karlyash]

I am shocked they didn't mention Peyton Manning. One of the greatest QB ever left the game after winning SB 50.

[@lougiacobbi725]

Probably because Manning's last year he was a reanimated corpse.

[@tonyarceneaux286]

We,the football fans , need more of these top ten lists.

[@NickCC23]

#8,#3, possibly #2 due to circumstances beyond their control (Jerome Brown death, Sharpe neck injury and Staubach cited concussions)

[@Rockhound6165]

Um, Jerome Brown's death was very much under his control unless someone else was driving that car at 100mph. Stop making excuses for bad behavior. Not to mention he murdered his own nephew in the process.

[@mongoslade277]

Roger The Dodger did take a lot of hits. He was a scrambling qb and you could actually hit the qb in those days. Shannon Sharpe once said I'm a HOF receiver & I'm not even the best receiver in my own family. He was talking about Sterling

[@jaytrace1006]

I hated to see Barry Sanders go. He was a lock for the all-time leader in yardage. He would have no only beaten Walter Payton. He would have exceeded Emmitt Smith’s total. But, I respect his decision. The greatest, man...

[@TheForeverRanger]

Jim Brown could suit up today and rush for 1200 yards. The man has records that have only been sniffed once or twice. Jamaal Charles was one carry from topping his single season YPC record.

[@RG2Highlights]

ForeverRanger 91 He might need a cane and an incredible all pro line just to rush for 100 yards

[@Jakieboy808]

You got me laughing hard with this comment LOL

[@bringbackthesonics2097]

That's not true, he probably could easily run or walk in this instance for more then 3000 yards in a season due to no one wanting to hit him. lol

[@Gungho73]

He may have been bigger Lycan, but he was absurdly productive and could've played in any era due to his great size, speed, and slipperyness. Nothing says he couldn't be productive in todays era, especially as linebackers/safeties get smaller and focus on the passing game. He'd eat people up if you took young Brown back to this time.

[@billohara7591]

Payton was better i think anyways

[@daricklapaglia4337]

Tiki barber is so underrated. His stats are a lot like edgerrin james. 10,000 yards rushing and 3 straight years over 2k yard from scrimmage

[@robbiegrant927]

What about Ray Lewis???

[@nathanielganesh1480]

He wasn't trash, he was injure with a torn tricep for almost of the season, but he then came back in the playoffs.

[@amilcarpinzon190]

Nathaniel Ganesh he wasn't really good. Danell ellerbe starting to get more playing time.

[@joshzibkowski9000]

Terry Hanks he set a playoff record for tackles

[@StFidjnr]

Because Nathaniel Ganesh ray lewis was on the madden intro that year

[@kameronrichardson4339]

Josh Zibkowski go watch some tape, he was trash and half the time came in late on tackles just to add on

[@bgorski6937]

Don Hudson was the original king of YAC.

[@JS-ue2si]

Poetic justice that the Eagles won the Super Bowl on Jerome's birthday.

[@brandonlizza9402]

Wait, Really?

[@Vena621]

@@brandonlizza9402it’s true

[@waggleparty]

Damon Amendolara looks like he has the big head mode cheat activated

[@scoobycarr5558]

What about top 10 first place to last place NFL teams?

[@Andrewlang90]

Jerome Brown and Aaron Donald, beyond jersey numbers, have a lot in common. Same body type, same insane inside quickness, and just an uncanny ability to absorb inside double teams and beat them.

[@ThAkIDRu]

18:08 ayyyy my guy Elway was gettin it!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@jefferyrobertson7520]

The greatest retire of NFL history Roger Staubach quarterback of Dallas Cowboys in 1979 awesome

[@xypherus777]

Surprised Elway wasn't #1 honestly, he went out on top of the world

[@jbfarley]

The season a whole doesn't reflect that, that's why