Peter Warrick - The Most Elusive College Football Player Ever

Highlights of Peter Warrick
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[@TheSuperkeithg]

Who else is here after watching “I Am Athlete?”

[@damanyreed6923]

Facts 😂

[@andrezcastleberry9090]

😂👌🤣💀

[@allmetro07]

He cold but better than Reggie Bush nah I can’t give him that

[@davionward5996]

This man is cold. I see their point fr

[@prolificrico]

My nigga ‼️ I had to see what chad was talkin bout

[@blackricktheruler]

The best reciever in space in the last 25 years,and i still haven't seen one better.

[@kcjones7735]

Pp sleep on Mr Elusive Peter Warrick#9 #80 Can't STOP wont Stop💯💯💪

[@kevinl6744]

He was fun to watch

[@bradkirchhoff3751]

I have 2 favorites of all time...Peter Warrick and Charles Woodson. Both were amazing to watch.

[@mikew5320]

The best athlete in college during his career in college. The best athlete maybe ever to play the position.......

[@Imichaelperry]

Peter warrick was the creator of the wide receiver screen they called it the spearhead

[@Joesfosterdogs]

this guy is insane...why not the love for his talent??? should be a household name, what up?

[@mnight207]

No disrespect to Dante Hall but Peter Warrick was the real human joystick

[@sammy305miamifan]

I hate fsu to the bones but I got to say this guy was good.. Coming from a die hard Miami fan.

[@haitianman117]

I agree with you. But he did get that discount and....he didnt get the heisman.

[@georgejungismyhero]

@MrMassacre007 I've already explained this once but.. The title of this video says "most elusive". Devin Hester and Barry Sanders were easily on the same level with Peter, if not higher. Michael Vick and a few others would have legitimate arguments as well.

[@jopo2700]

Dat dude!!

[@kingpiniv]

Probably the best college player in history to not win the Heisman. This guy was just unbelievable

[@TheBrainyack]

Easily the most exciting cfb wr ever. U just had to be there kids... ya had to be there.

[@HS32153]

Absolutely, and imagine social media back in Peter's day.

[@themanalyst6437]

yup! Im a die hard Michigan fan but Peter Warrick was one of my all time favorite players. Warrick Dunn was a beast too

[@Buschwick]

@@HS32153 woulda been terrible...once his and cole's dumb asses went to dillards. He woulda won the trophy if that didn't happen.

[@ifjoebidenwasacar1937]

At Clemson his sophomore year greatest performance by a Nole on offense ever. Absolute ridiculous stat chart

[@taftkid7365]

Videos ....naaaaah U Had to watch pdub inperson game action....

[@DSAL85]

He would THRIVE in today’s game in the slot and just the overall way with which they scheme for receivers. Dude is a legend in my opinion.

[@lyrics2challenged]

@Alexandro Maldonado ...

[@louisianabiggdogg1154]

@alexandromaldonadoigdromal8261 dude stop it that's the problem he wasn't fast

[@michaelshields6326]

​@alexandromaldonadoigdromal8261He ran like a 4.6 or 4.7 lol.

[@goatifiedvault1800]

Man this highlight tape is so underrated. It’s better than tavon Austin’s but most people don’t even know about it

[@yahmomma5346]

The same moves that made him struggle in the NFL, are now moves slot receivers have success with now. Ahead of his time, he would be a monster if he played now.

[@BreuckelensFinest]

+Yah Boy Renz Tells you that today's tacklers are horrible at tackling!

[@kobeplayeddefensetoo1351]

Facts

[@777beybeystar]

Thats crazy bro. I know what you mean

[@justinalley3399]

not true

[@jayking2700]

Man, I just noticed that!!!

[@kalebpost20]

Oh my goodness imagine if Bobby never kicked Randy Moss off the team...Pete on one side...Randy on the other...good Lord!

[@peterkim7135]

That wouldn't be fair ....would it ? I still pop in my dvd time to time just to relive the Sugar Bowl moment . He was definitely Heisman but it was unfortunate

[@ProjectChaos77]

There wouldn't be no words to describe what would've happened after that decision was made. The funny thing is he was a big ND fan(of all teams) and could've possibly ended up their, too.

[@DarkHeartedMusician]

All kinds of broken records and all kinds of championships like we've never seen before. That's what. But alas, it just wasn't meant to be.

[@TheDrRJP]

Hey, he was playing with Lavernious Coles as a wideout at FSU. They were a damn good duo. Coles' success with the Jets just proves what a difference a team makes.

[@jeremywade6986]

TheDrRJP Indeed, however as good as Coles was Moss was on another planet talent wise. Randy was the greatest receiver of this era and only Jerry Rice was better in my opinion.

[@dariusjones2593]

Warrick was born to early, the way the nfl is now, perfect slot receiver

[@travissecrist4693]

98 and 99 Peter Warrick at Florida St was an absolute beast. He had a huge game to bring home the National Championship that year.

[@no-yj2cf]

I cant believe I've been watching this video for the last 12 years. Here's to 12 more

[@ceetee9659]

​@@no-yj2cf🍻

[@avantledet9938]

Who’s here from I AM ATHLETE😂

[@bigpoke7043]

Only u youngsters

[@dubya2621]

I remember watching him as a kid and then trying to emulate his cuts and moves, absolute legend

[@brandoncarter2756]

did u blowout both ACL’s??😂

[@joeyrivera2424]

Dude hade moves like Barry for a receiver. My favorite Nole ever.

[@javonpython2855]

Barry was a rb dumb ass

[@javonpython2855]

but Barry was not a receiver dip shit!!!! he played rb

[@bradkirchhoff3751]

It takes a special kind of dumb to fail at reading a sentence not once but twice. No shit Barry was a RB dumb fuck.

[@emmanueloluga9770]

lmfao

[@ProtectoroftheRealm]

I love Warrick, but he wasnt even my favorite wide reciever on that squad. BIG-UPS to Anquan Boldin

[@estebanq.urkelthevxiith8495]

Warrick was too early for the modern pass happy NFL. Had he went to a team that had a decent QB and talent he would have excelled. Let us not forget that he was drafted in the first round by the Cincinnati Bengals who have a history of making mistakes. I also think a more NFL ready Chad Johnson made Warrick expendable.

[@IncognitoSprax]

Probably if he didn't go to the Bengals. The McNabb Eagles sure could have used him but he was already gone.

[@rhideflory]

He just wasn't cut out for the pros. Chad and TJ had no problem in Cincy

[@estebanq.urkelthevxiith8495]

@@rhideflory He was not bad on other teams. He was not meant to be the focal point of any NFL offense. Hes a special teams ace at best and a #2 or slot WR.

[@rollinstonemoula9689]

TJH

[@teddywilson6098]

Got a chance to play against him in a Flag game in GA Dude was crazy with the Juke moves and this was after he left Pro Football still had them moves gave us hell plus he did it against some current college players which made it even more exciting

[@MrRufusRToyota]

Greatest runner after the catch of any WR in history.

[@Dukethunders]

I've seen this highlights countless times, but who's here after watching I am Athlete?

[@folgerz700]

Yup!

[@peterkim7135]

The best collegiate wr player I've ever witnessed ! His moves were so agile and his vision for the game was like no other . He knew where to expose the defender with a quick shake and then fool you going the opposite direction on a stop of a DIME !

[@rogerledlow4970]

Dang. What a reminder of just how good he was.

[@geraldmerritt5671]

My top 6 Elusive Players All-time, Peter Warrick, Dante Hall, Reggie Bush, Barry Sanders, Devin Hester and arguably one of the most forgotten under appreciated players ever Brian WestBrook

[@Rooker11111]

+Gerald Merritt Warrick Dunn = elusive than Peter Warrick. David Palmer (Alabama Crimson Tides) is the most elusive player in college football history.

[@EricBlit]

+Rooker11111 Stop it! Homer = lies!

[@cesarnava7976]

I like ur list but I would put Barry at the top and the rest the same

[@andrewgriffith2173]

Thanks for the list. I had Barry, Pete and Dion Sanders.

[@tnewsome9121]

@@Rooker11111 Good call on David Palmer. That guy was a one man show with some of the best hands I've ever seen.

[@raincntry2657]

He broke countless ankles. So dangerous with the ball.

[@007lanski5]

I Remember when, he was snubbed the Heisman Trophy. I realized what happened in the mall but Jameis Winston did worst. Baker of Oklahoma did worst. Bosworth did worst. (Steriods) Warrick accepted clothes that were discounted by an employee in the mall. What college student would turn that down.

[@BlizzyF]

His moves were 20 years ahead of its time

[@borabb5904]

Big facts

[@hargaisaowen7131]

I AM ATHLETE brought me here tbh

[@tredurell8740]

This was my favorite player in college 🔥

[@dcforte123]

This is probably the most amazing player ive seen

[@jonathanpeterson1984]

I saw every game, and he always surprised us.

[@davidphillips7163]

He was insane in high school too, impossible to catch. He'd dodge a tackler like Hillary Clinton dodges the truth!

[@Sleepingcoffee979]

David Phillips more like trump

[@cesarequevedo8943]

U had to get political...sad...

[@elbrown6391]

my favorite player of all time on my favorite team add Warrick Dunn and Coles...... unbeatable and unconquered !!!!

[@jay-rock6627]

I just seen him put a sake move on CB Dre Bly from North Carolina spin circle around 1 of the nation top CB @ that time WoW !!!

[@QTHETRAINER111]

I can still remember the stadium going insane back in 99. I was like 4yrs old

[@dspain6383]

Nobody could on the dime like this guy! He could do it running full speed!

[@mobettadenu1325]

Barry Sanders

[@henrydimatteo145]

His moves had moves. His footwork was magical.

[@iamgms3231]

Throw God on TikTok sent me here

[@1kennylo]

Do you know the title of the video ?

[@iamgms3231]

@@1kennylo nope

[@JM-ri1mb]

Best cutting ability I've ever seen. Dude broke so many ankles.

[@jeebs9]

My favorite player in college when I was in high school. If only he didn't go shopping at Dillard lol smh

[@carterf3585]

Would've won the damn Heisman if he hadn't

[@brewcitybaddazz]

jeebs9 - 😂 right

[@miketaylor7340]

brewcitybaddazz Warrick coles and moss would've been a crazy trio

[@SeminoleSpaceForce]

If only he DID go shopping...

[@Lessoninablessing]

jeebs9 lol

[@marquiswaltertv3044]

ARGUABLY THE BEST COLLEGIATE PLAYER EVER🐐

[@miketyler677]

Hmmm.

[@BrewerUMich91]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mre7438]

Our missing Heisman...the 4th W

[@araynova]

That Peter Warrick play that begins at 01:31, against Louisiana Tech. Is forever embedded in my memory.

[@Waughch641987]

Tom Brady would have made this dude an all-pro.

[@GymRat202]

Chris Waugh he would’ve mad himself a pro bowler you Brady nut gobbler

[@justinbaronofsky360]

@@GymRat202 well not necessarily because he wasn't a pro bowler lmao....we never got to see him w brady

[@tiotito31]

I don't understand why he wasn't more successful in the NFL. Awesome player.

[@UserPickForSix]

Shitty team + a knee injury

[@chadjohnson6061]

STRiZZY It may have been a shitty team, but that is not the reason he sucked. Chad was drafted 1 year after Peter and he did well on the team. Peter just could not go North/South. He tried doing the stupid juking in the NFL where the players were no longer North Carolina LBers, but fast NFL players. His juke sucked, he would run backwards and get tackled for losses every time. He was garbage. Luckily the year after Peter, the Bengals drafted Chad and TJ and they actually were competent WRs.

[@_Tahmar]

chad johnson Warrick did not suck. He had a season catching 79 passes for 7 tds then he got hurt the following year. At the end of the day his career and Chad's are both failures

[@jpearson311]

tiotito31 He only ran a 4.6 forty too.

[@leightondickson1418]

+STRiZZY His son is on my football team. Lets just say that he's pretty darn good.

[@brocky]

I remember dialing up on my 56k internet, click on a video, have it buffer for about a minute just to watch a 30 second highlight clip of Peter Warrick return a punt for a touchdown.

[@fast02gt]

It was amazing to be a Nole back then! Peter warrick was untouchable

[@corneliusborum7137]

Don't hate!! Really good football player. FSU 4 LIFE.

[@willreds2920]

You don't have to be the fastest man alive on the football field when you have moves like that.

[@nowhere3252]

I am a UM fan, but Dunn was one of the best.

[@damanyreed6923]

I am athlete brought me here

[@Maugisfusion]

If anybody wonders why Peter Warrick wasn't more productive as a pro take a look at those stinkers playing QB at the time. Mainly, Jon Kitna with a little Akili Smith, Scott Mitchell, and Gus Frerotte sprinkled in for good measure. A WR is only as good as the QB throwing to him. Let's not forget how truly bad the Bengals were at this time in their history. One player, especially a WR, was not going to help that mess. Bad part about being a great college player is the team that drafts you is going to be sh*t.

[@TheDrRJP]

My point exactly

[@dark8prince201]

I thought Peter Warrick#9 was going to have a successful NFL career, but didn't have the straight-line speed

[@johngalt2336]

When I die, all FSU games with Peter Warrick is all I want in heaven 💯

[@finisher3x]

That was my dude back in the day. Loved watching him play. Thought he would be the ish in the NFL. But much like Reggie Bush, he didn't turn out to be nearly as spectacular in the pros as he was in college. Very nice that you began and closed the video with Peter's 2 best moments in the NFL. That punt return and the long TD catch both happened in the 4th quarter of the CIN vs KC game. KC was undefeated at 9 - 0 coming into that game. But Peter's heroics ended the undefeated streak.

[@UserPickForSix]

@jpmcam35 I said "no"... No one was as "elusive" as Warrick at the collegiate level.

[@panagenesis2695]

Never heard of him, before. Just burst into laughter watching his ridiculously elusive moves!😄👍🏆

[@kylesheehan3343]

I've torn 69 acls's watching this

[@utubeisus]

he just makes people look so stupid

[@delectableprovisions]

One of the best college football players of all time

[@1Dub79]

As a Noles fan, I am just LOVING this video. This reminds me of the days when Peter Warrick was breaking ankles at FSU. I was REALLY surprised his pro career was virtually nothing because he has so much flair as a collegiate. Its kind of funny that Laveranues Coles, Javon Walker, and Anquan Boldin had less talent coming out of FSU, but they had WAAAAY better careers than Peter Warrick. It just goes to show that you just never know..........

[@archy2frank2]

Peter was my favorite college football player when i was in highschool. He had nba jukes, crazy style too.

[@zackscott9862]

Best CFB WR ever. Period.

[@lamontyoung9773]

He had Dre Bly soul searching .

[@1kennylo]

😂

[@brandoncarter2756]

im sorry but…texas and florida produces the best football players idgaf if u disagree!!

[@jarmnelz873]

Skilled players for sure

[@pauldezmond3388]

I wonder why he wasn't that good in the NFL I was surprised and I thought he would be due to him being a pure football player

[@DuckandDeer]

the subtitle is dead on..my son always ask "who was the most exciting college player ive ever seen or went played against..i dont know if theres ever been someone so exciting in college fball, maybe reggie bush, or maybe you gotta go back to barry sanders, or gayle sayers..i mean this dude was insane & i dont think we'll ever see someone w/ the same skill set..simply magical

[@brandoncarter2756]

dont try to emulate this guy…your ACL’s wont make it😂

[@nasseh257]

Peter Warrick was The ORIGINAL Tavon Austin! This dude was so quick and shifty, it was ridiculous! It really sucks though that he didn't have a great NFL career due to injury.

[@moheganson]

Reminds me of Reggie Bush

[@JUBABU4]

More like Mike Vick at WR.,, Tavon Austin does not come close.

[@clockworkOMNI]

Lamar Jackson similar!

[@michaelwashington4408]

Tavon Wilson not having a great career as well

[@southdekalbmall]

I wore number 9 because of this guy

[@christhompson3489]

His dead leg was vicious..I mean he would just rock the defenders to sleep and then zoom pass em..he is the reason I became a Seminole fan

[@kendallfach7020]

R.i.p. to the ankles

[@cwagsr7189]

One of the all-time greats in college football. Barry is the GOAT though..

[@kh7955]

Best college receiver I've ever seen. The guy legit dominated

[@CSBtoocleanENT420]

This football team made me love the sport.. the best athletes I have ever seen most likely

[@sl5932]

watching him run I cant tell where his genius ends and natural ability begins.

[@MTArecordings]

Wow never thought I see the day where I wud find anyone more elusive thn McCoy

[@SKa-tt9nm]

Matthew Adeoye allow me to introduce you to a feller named Barry Sanders. Also Michael Vick and Dion Sanders.

[@careful7951]

This guy had eyes in the back of his head.

[@calvinpennix4987]

Michael vick as a wide receiver is basically what your looking at

[@UserPickForSix]

@cooper79til Exactly. If he was around during the "internet age" WOW.. His videos on youtube would get millions of hits. The man was juke genius. He has the best stop n cut in Coll FB history I think.

[@michaelstevens2359]

Gosh I miss them 90s Noles. 💪 Let's hope Norvell can get us back. Go Noles!

[@Terrelldingo]

My brother wore #9 in 2000 cause this dude

[@1kennylo]

I tried to get #9 but my lame ass cousin picked it before so I wore #7

[@BlockEnt]

Ocho brought me here from nightcap

[@gardhd4623]

0:25 .......that...was....NASTY!!! O_o

[@mbfree5022]

His stop/start ability was unbelievable.

[@scottcarpenter6491]

He’s the only player in college football history to never be tackled

[@GodSpeed1105]

Sick, man this guy's a killer or on that field. I wanna practice everything he did to break ables like that

[@julianflores6640]

Bengals and injuries ruined his career

[@Isaiaheb]

aight i see why chad n cam was acting like tht

[@TheDevilinThePaleMoonlight]

He should be getting podiatry royalties from all them broken ankles and stubbed toes and the grim reaper should have a grudge from all those young souls Pdub took over his college career. It was simply unfortunate that when he played in the NFL the field wasnt as spread out as it is now. Also moving (being elusive) backwards in the NFL in any situation is a risky move ,just ask Barry Sanders (and that's Barry Fuckin Sanders).

[@ryanjames4028]

Im still modeling my dynasty athlete after his specs since Ps1 to Xbox360 these days the next gen consoles will make these amazing if it ever comes to the forefront I’m sorry but used to nerd out to these unbelievable athletes on NCAA College Football series.

[@JelaniCleghorne]

This was Reggie Bush before Reggie Bush

[@jeremyrolland3499]

I remember him playing against Michael Vick and Virginia Tech and Warrick totally dominated. Vick was no scrub either.