I honestly think he has an argument to become the first player in the Pro Bowl era to make the HOF despite never making a Pro Bowl.

He and Jim Plunkett are neck and neck

Can't forget marques colston

@@lahkooky504westside3 NO

Great coach to!

I wish he won a super bowl ring

Not 1 pro bowl

submissivelover So true!!!

Guess he wanted the money over championships. I dont blame him lol

Wow, someone with some common sense!

Matthew Chidester call me if you see one

Matthew Chideste

damn...😂

Galloway got raw speed

4.14 unofficial literally a hair behind Bo Jackson

@@nbgbro9862 no hand time by raiders coach 4.12 40, Galloway hand time by coach Erickson Seahawks 3.99

@@joeyjet3031 The big difference was, Bo could maintain his maximum speed from one endzone to the other and Joey, for whatever reason couldn't.

C S Lol. Interesting, I didn’t know that.

james falasca factz!!!!!!!!

When you put it in that context, it's ironic that a similar issue happened with Moss in Oakland and people forgave him due to the Black Hole being quite literally that for talent at the time. I suppose when you throw that level of draft capital at a player and he cant rise an entire team up as high profile as the Cowboys its a bigger deal. Rarely will one player do that, and it's not just talent. You cant just be one dimensional, you have to be the guy everyone looks toward to for better and not for worse in the locker room in the public etc. You look at the names of QB's you listed, Galloway was never going to be the transcendent type to ever overcome that.

Seems Joey Galloway was the definition of the dependent position WR is. The reason why WRs almost never win MVP AND QBs so often do. Jerry Rice was a great receiver but how might his career have turned out without having not just one, but two Hall of Fame QBs in Montana and Young as well as a Hall of Fame offensive mind in Bill Walsh as head coach? With his work ethic perhaps he puts together a very good career. But with the talent around him in critical positions he became arguably the greatest player ever. (I'm still partial to Jim Brown, who walked away at the top of his game after an MVP season because Art Modell tried to strong arm him and football didn't pay as much as Hollywood. So he didn't have the "twilight of career" tack on years that many superstars have, including Jerry Rice).

The Bucs had a bunch of mediocre QB's trying to get Galloway the ball as well. How he had 3 straight 1,000 yd seasons with the Bucs at his age with the QB's he played with is mind boggling.

james falasca Joey tore his ACL the first year. They brought Joey in for Troy Aikman. Troy was gone the following year, and Joey was healthy with that 4.1 speed. But the Dallas Cowboys leadership has been a complete failure since all the vestiges of Jimmy Johnson disappeared. 😀So don’t blame Joey for the Cowboys mediocrity. Their problem is Jerry Jones.

The team (especially the defense) collapsed in the final 4 games of the 2008 season.

Galloway at 34yrs with the bucs would have beaten Justin (steroids ) Gatlin who was banned from Olympic that day when trying out for the bucs with or without pads

@Guto Füchs No it really didn't and if you believe 2008-18 is the dark ages then you really don't know the history of the Bucs.

Yet I can name 30 players who actually ran faster than Galloway.

@@sydboski- Name them.

@@SJM6791 I am sorry, but it's not 30 players who actually ran faster than Galloway. It is 50. Galloway ran a reported personal best of 10.35 100m. Here is a World Athletics verified list of NFL players who ran faster than 10.35. 1. Jim Hines 9.95 9/14/1968 (Dolphins 1969 - Chiefs 1970) 2. Trindon Holliday 10.00 6/10 & 12/2009 (Texans, Broncos, Raiders) 3. Jeffrey Demps 10.01 6/28/2008 (Buccaneers) Jacoby Ford 10.01 6/10/2009 (Raiders) 5. Bob Hayes 10.06 10/15/1964 (Cowboys, 49ers) Ron Brown 10.06 8/24/1983 (Rams, Raiders) 7. Alvis Whitted 10.07 7/15/1996 (Jaguars, Raiders) 8. Darrell Green 10.08 4/13/1983 (Redskins) 9. Sam Graddy 10.09 5/12/1984 (Broncos, Raiders) 10. Willie Gault 10.10 6/5/1982 (Bears, Raiders) 11. Curtis Dickey 10.11 1978 (Colts, Browns) Mike Miller 10.11 6/5/1982 (Giants, Saints) 13. Tony Brown 10.12 6/7/2017 (Chargers, Packers, Bengals) 14. James Trapp 10.14 6/5/1992 (Raiders, Ravens, Jaguars) 15. James Jett 10.16 6/5/1992 (Raiders) Teddy Williams 10.16 5/10/2008 (Cowboys, Colts, Cards, Bears, Jags, Panthers, Giants) 17. Michael Bates 10.17 7/21/1991 (Seahawks, Panthers, Browns, Skins, Jets, Cowboys) Sultan McCullough 10.17 3/6/1999 (Redskins) 19. Michael Bennett 10.18 5/20/2000 (Vikings, Saints, Chiefs, Bucs, Chargers, Raiders) Samie Parker 10.18 5/17/2003 (Chiefs) 21. Tyreek Hill 10.19 5/26/2012 (Chiefs) 22. Terrance Newman 10.20 3/22/2002 (Cowboys, Bengals, Vikings) 23. Mark Duper 10.21 4/15/1982 (Dolphins) Anthony Phillips 10.21 5/29/1993 (Falcons, Vikings) Jonathan Wade 10.21 5/04/2002 (Rams, Bengals, Lions, Dolphins) 26. Brian Witherspoon 10.22 6//8/2013 (Jags, Lions, Giants) Donte Jackson 10.22 4/29/2017 (Panthers) 28. Clyde Glosson 10.23 9/10/1968 (Bills) Jonnny “Lam” Jones 10.23 6/20/1976 (Jets) Herschel Walker 10.23 6/08/1982 (Cowboys, Vikings, Eagles, Giants) Jamaal Charles 10.23 5/14/2006 (Chiefs, Broncos) 32. Renaldo Nehemiah 10.24 6/26/1979 (49ers) Phil Epps 10.24 4/16/1983 (Packers, Jets) 34. Chris Sanders 10.25 5/02/1992 (Oilers, Titans) Reggie Jones 10.25 5/15/1993 (Panthers, Chargers) Tony Simmons 10.25 5/18/1996 (Pats, Browns, Colts, Giants) 37. Deion Sanders 10.26 4/23/1988 (Falcons, 49ers, Cowboys, Redskins, Ravens) Patrick Johnson 10.26 4/28/1995 (Ravens, Jags, Skins) 39. Tye Hill 10.27 6/10/2004 (Rams, Falcons, Lions) Carlos Francis 10.27 4/21/2000 Raiders Devin Duvernay 10.27 5/16/2015 Ravens 42. Curtis Conway 10.28 3/14/1992 (Bears, Chargers, Jets, 49ers) Ricardo Lockette 10.28 5/09/2009 (Seahawks) Raheem Mostert 10.28 5/17/2014 Chiefs 45. CJ Spiller RB 10.29 5/30/2008 (Bills) Ronnie Powell WR 10.29 4/05/1997 (Browns) Laverne Smith RB 10.29 5/15/1976 (Steelers) 48. Warrwick Dunn RB 10.31 3/16/1996 Bucs, Falcons 49. John Stone WR 10.32 4/15/2000 Raiders Marcus Robinson WR 10.33 5/17/1996 (Bears, Ravens, Vikings) 50. Rod Woodson CB-S 10.34 6/16/1987 (Steelers, 49ers, Ravens, Raiders) 51. Javelin Guidry 10.34 4/08/2017 Jets

I was going to comment the same thing. When I was a kid I would just throw Hail Marys to him in madden non stop

Lol! Nope. Not in the top 30.

​@@sydboskishows how little you know

@@JoJoBeast Actually shows how little YOU know. His peak in speed was 100m in 10.35 100.That would rank him outside the top 50 in NFL history among NFL players with verified fully automatic timed 100m. Do not believe those hand timed 40yd dash times from back in the day when the NFL used to fluff the times like the WWF (now WWE) used to pump the height and weight of the wrestlers. Hulk Hogan used to be billed at 6ft 8inches 310lbs back in the day. When he fought the Rock who is 6ft 5in 265lbs Hulk was smaller and had to look up at the Rock. Throw all those hand timed 40s before 1999 out the window.

jungleme77 Very true.

World class sprinters can possibly get the time under 4 seconds. There was a sprinter who was an Olympic athlete who ran a 4.02 second electric timed 40 and he never placed on the podium which should tell you what is possible.

Guys quit their season and bowl games and train for months for the 40 now. Guys then just used to train a few months before the combine. Besides, how many guys have you seen run 4.3 or 4.4 that don’t have that speed on the field?

Sorry, I can name 40 players who have run faster than Galloway

@@sydboski cope

@@IAmAlpharius20 ???

@@sydboski you just hate Joey Galloway. Admit it.

@@IAmAlpharius20 LOL! Why would I hate Galloway? He's done nothing to me. I just happen to be a speed enthusiast. I have done research on this subject, and I can name at least 40 players who have verified times faster than Galloway. Faster is the key word. I know you will try to come back with his supposed 40 time, but I am talking about real times from a real race. The 100m dash in which Galloway has a reported time of 10.35. Do you wish to continue?

Well, 1. The 40 does not measure top speed. 2. 4.18 is a hand timed, NFL fluffed myth. 3. If they did the list by actual measured speed, Galloway would not be in the top 10.

@@sydboski 4.18 was the average hand time that day. That is what they used at that time.

@@cperkins5050 The 4.18 was not an average. It was fudged. Why don't you see any 4.1's anymore? Are the players getting slower? Nope. The timing is more accurate.

Hand timed fluff.

If it is true, it would have been hand timed. 4.18 hand time converts to about 4.3 with today's semi automatic timing. Plus the 40 doesn't measure how fast these guys run. It only measures quickness and partial acceleration. It does not measure top speed.

Memo Reza Hummm...maybe. But there’s a few notable guys who had truly elite speed but only marginal success in the league, who didn’t make the list at all.