Top 100 Runs in NFL History!

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[@dafttassia1960]

Barry Sanders could be on here 20 times honestly.

[@USAR8888]

Walter Payton was just an inhuman combination of speed, agility, power and pure heart. He was a great man off the field as well. There will never be another like Sweetness.

[@IanSinclair77]

Barry was the most fun to watch. Beautiful movement, vision, balance and strength. Perfection.

[@YarekBalear]

So many good runs, but surprised not to see a single Eric Dickerson run there. Guy was absolutely incredible.

[@scud4752]

“Get off me he says to Tracy porter” greatest commentary line ever😂

[@Tell_It_Right]

I remember as a kid, Thanksgiving Day was a day to see Barry Sanders nationally televise why he was so amazing.

[@CthrutheLInEs]

I don't know that I love watching anyone as much as Barry Sanders. Dude just had a pure runner's stride that was beautiful to watch. I think Bo Jackson is the best athlete to ever play the game. And watching Derrick Henry do what he does live is like football manna. Good stuff. I enjoyed every second of this.

[@tsgeekk]

Barry at

[@bobsacamano251]

27:29

[@youflatbro7498]

I don't care what run is in what order, I love seeing all these great runs again.

[@danielnewman3441]

Barry was on the list 7 times, and in the top 3,fairly accurate.

[@thejason70]

So amazed by all these runs, wish for more Earl Campbell.

[@Halgrim]

Bo Jackson’s hip injury really robbed us of what would have been an historic career

[@danceables5564]

My wish list after seeing this: 1) Walter Payton would've lived a very long life, 2) Marshawn Lynch will make the hall of fame, 3) Bo Jackson would've never gotten injured, 4) I could've seen Jim Brown and OJ Simpson play, 5) Earl Campbell's body would've lasted longer and be healthy today, and finally 6) Eric Dickerson would've made the list.

[@twitdiotinchief399]

I can't believe there wasn't one clip of Eric Dickerson. He had some beautiful runs....

[@drew12thman]

marshawn lynch was on at least three of the top 100. Thanks for the memories Beast Mode!

[@reedr7142]

I absolutely love seeing receivers and linemen still blocking 30, 40 and 50 yards downfield.

[@jimhyman8544]

I think my favorite moment out of all of those is at

[@shawnheidingsfelder8179]

Don't sleep on how good Marshall Faulk was. I lived in San Diego when he was at SDSU, running past everyone in the WAC on a weekly basis. He did the same thing in the NFL. He was just as much a reason the Greatest Show on Turf Rams did what they did as anyone.

[@mwilliams232]

One particular run that should have been included was from a 1979 Houston/Oakland game in which Earl Campbell is running towards the goal line, takes an absolutely vicious hit from Jack Tatum that staggers him backward, then regains his balance just enough to stagger forward and over the goal line for the touchdown. Incredible!