His burst was unparalleled. Forget the stopwatch... this guy had speed like no other.

Especially the fact he would be doing it at like midfield and they still couldn’t catch him

That why they put it in madden back then

a lot of it is just the way dude runs too, like h he had alien knees or something, almost a 5 yard stride, pretty crazy

@@MrLostform so true. He actually looks weird af walking. Looks more natural running. Makes sense he’s having foot issues in his old age

He high stepped with people in front of him and still scored 😂😂😂

300m

800 Mill Easily

It would be crazy!💰

He would command top QB money in today’s market. 9 figures easy!🤧💯

The best to ever do it 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Facts

honestly, some days I wondered how he didn't pull a hamstring. What a time to be alive. No one will come close to being this good. It's also shocking seeing how many teams he played for. a yellow jacket earned!

​@OneIssueVoter Jerry Rice....the guy who used Stickum on his gloves, lol.

​@OneIssueVoter did you not see how many INTs he had in this video playing Jerry man to man? You can't just look at a WR's yards and see it all was vs a particular DB. You'd have to watch film too know what the coverage was, etc. He had about 3 or 4 INTs in this highlight while playing Jerry man to man. That's a lot

@OneIssueVoter Deion smashed Jerry.

Fact

First play was on rice lmao

stop the cap first pick and the firs 2 minutes of the video he had a few clips locking him up are you blind

Facts

Also MLB Baseball :)

Bigggg facts

@@dantran5478played over 10 years in two sports is insane!! GOAT

@James Tolbert r u high

Greatest CB or what

@James Tolbert facts Deion couldn’t press like Jammer could 💯

Woah

@@longnecklion4035 bruh just stop your not funny

Say that 💯

Facts yo!

Bo Jackson was mine

Damn we really was blessed to grow up in this era because those who are considered the best to ever do it in football, basketball and even baseball came from this era. Because I don't care what anyone says Barry Bonds is the greatest baseball player of all time.

@@BigLance27 there’s great players from every era. Brady’s considered the goat. A rod, manning and Bree’s are considered top 5 qbs ever. Kelce is the best tight end ever. Reynaldo and Messi are 1 and 2 in soccer. Bron is considered the goat to most kids and teens. Every era has their players

Not just a DB don’t forget greatest baller ever

@@dewainpowell5263 Yeah a World Series and two Superbowl rings gets you that status. There was only one guy in the league who could burn Deion and that was Bo Jackson.

Not the greatest DB. Just a cover corner. He hated tackling. Make a video of him trying to tackle big RB's. He wanted no part of it. He waited for LBers to make the tackle. It'd be funny watching him play against Derrick Henry

I’ll give u Deion is GOAT CB. But Ed Reed is the GOAT DB. GOAT run and pass FS and he was a lethal returner of Kickoffs and punts (blocked them to). True leader.

@@veryslyfox deion watched the clip of josh Norman getting sent to the shadow realm and was like "that's what I've been trying to tell Y'all, theyll never catch me like that"😂

@upotheke nah sir Elmo Wright from the University of Houston created the high step.

@@MasterSluggyKornNuts who?

And why you can put sweatbands on your elbows in ceeate a player... dude had all the swag

But deon made it famous

@@tricktaylor1983he was the ai for nfl

#TRAVIS HUNTER# 👀

Travis a beast

Totally agree. My favorite player of all time

Late 80s and throughout the 90s just 2 players All eye's on me. The greatest Michael Jordan and Deion (prime time) sanders. MJ basketball NBA 6 championship 🏀 and Baseball ⚾️ Prime time NFL 2 championship and played in the major league also the world series I can say I witness them both from the gate

You should see his college highlights. Walk you down speed. Return speed. Cover speed! He could bait a quarterback into throwing his way and burn them!😮

yea and the whole crowd was saying GIVE IT TO DEON

The fact that he would lateral it to them as well is real goat talk 🔥‼️🐐😂

@@treywilliams1560😂😂na fr

Not every team. His career went to die in Washington like so many other high-priced Daniel Snyder free agent busts.

Facts💯

The man is absolutely EXTRAORDINARY

Yes Lord no Question!!!

Underrated tackler too

His speed was definitely effortless bro i mean not even trying at all

The Flash

Damn, I was just going to write this. He had the hover board way before it was invented.

He made us wanna play cornerback

He is one of the fastest players in NFL history. And by far the fastest corner. Barely even fair. XD

Easily the best cornerback ever

“ Wait till they get a load of me“ - Darrelle Revis

Shut up

@@orion000 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣and I'm a JETS fan

Ever

@@eboog4333 huh

Truly electrifying. Was the fastest player on the field.

Not impressed. Almost every interception was from a terrible throw. Hell, I could have caught them! He always looked to get out of bounds or lateral. He's one of the easiest take downs in the NFL. He's an arrogant self proclaimed "great one" with WAAY to big of an ego, which is why he didn't get along with team mates and was constantly traded. Problem child.

@@advicemaster1365 lol shut up how anyone could watch these highlights have such an idiotic take

@@advicemaster1365 Most interceptions are from poor throws, thats why they are intercepted 🤣 alot of defenders are easier to take down than offensive players, if I was that good I'd be cocky too, aaand the laterals were TO HIM not FROM HIM lol

@@zackdillan2219 Obviously you've never played football.....(Play station doesn't count D.H.)

@@advicemaster1365 So why didn’t the other corners catch all the over throws ?

tell me what the difference between the old an new nfl

​@@Rob93WLRare you younger than 30? Not being mean just asking. I am 40 and this was the era i grew up watching. Prime was my favorite player. Even used his baseball glove growing up. The league was much harder hitting and exciting back then. Maybe its just nostalgia playing tricks on me but i dont think so. We had LT, bo jackson, deion, rice, moss, sharpe, irvin, barry sanders, emmit smith, Marino, elway, aikman, montana , young. The late 80s through the 90s was the golden era imo. I am a historian who watches tape of games from the 70s through now and to me it was the best era to watch.

@@boxcarbandit2098 nope im from Paris and i just started to watch americain football that why, thank you for this informations.

Man I was thinking the exact thing. It should be much higher. Plus that was Hall of fame Quarterback Steve Young throwing that pass.

Yeah that play was all IQ. QB did everything to keep it away from PT and he just went and stole it. That's one where coach can't even be mad at anyone because that's how great PT was. "Let's just not throw it his way anymore" type play

Bruh only people that played before knows how impossible that one was!!!! That’s the one that made me drop my phone!!!!

No doubt . I peeped that too

John Taylor started heading upfield before the ball got there instead of finishing his route. That’s what allowed Deion who only needs a sliver of opportunity to make the play

Not impressed. Almost every interception was from a terrible throw. Hell, I could have caught them! He always looked to get out of bounds or lateral. He's one of the easiest take downs in the NFL. He's an arrogant self proclaimed "great one" with WAAY to big of an ego, which is why he didn't get along with team mates and was constantly traded. Problem child.

@@advicemaster1365 You need a new sport to watch. Football is too complicated for you if you honestly believe what you just wrote.

@@squanchy2925 So...you've played the game??

@@advicemaster1365 if you're not impressed then no body In the NFL impresses you

@@lordbeerus6182 Exactly Lol

Barry Sanders enters the chat.

@@waseemhermiz7565 And Bo Jackson lol. But yeah, all three of them are just absurdly talented athletes. Just on a different level than everyone else.

Moss. AP. Brady. there's dudes that can contend c'mon now, but absolutely no disrespect to the OG's.

also, i do have to admit, deion was absolutely, the craziest triple threat to ever grace the game, hands down.

@TheTrashKanyon9401 "we'll never see a 50 play highlight like that" is the comment we're all addressing. NONE of these guys, deion included have 50 highlights like Barry. NONE.

You were correct

Gotta be even scarier for the DBs who lined up against him when he played WR. All of those DBs had to have admired him and looked up to him ... then they had to cover him when he played WR and had to avoid getting completely embarrassed against him 🤣

Child hood memories bro. I cried when Barry retired and cried even more when Deion retired a year later.

If AP did it they sure could have 🥲

Yea for the Cowboys of course

Childhood memories man.

On everything 💯💯💯

100% facts.

Yes he's known to be cocky but this is 100% true.

He wasn’t lying 😂😂

there's more. tons of corners he played with got massive contracts because they ended up getting all the action. as Deion said, "that ain't no accident"

MOst DB's were feared fo the big hit...Prime stands alone in being feared as a playmaker.

@jembagz Deion got it from Elmo Wright.

Idk Prime Revis was built different

@@BJ-jh5is Wasn't like prime deion who faced at least 10 hall of Fame WRs each year he played ☠️

@@BJ-jh5is Revis locked down receivers deion locked down his side of the field????

Mel Blount was really good and physical. I would love to see him matched up with Rice, Irvin, Moss, etc.

@@Terror832 he was before there was pass interference....

Truth. Deion just took away the other player's best receiver. No matter who it was. HOFer's, didn't matter. "We don't throw over this game"

Broke my heart seeing him leave us for Dallas, still hurts to this day😢

Me too. I haven't watched Pro level sports in almost 20 years. Just watch college ball instead.

Lol what? As opposed to who else not wearing the same equipment 😂

@@showbread9366 Yes. Back in the day alot of people would tear off pads etc to save weight. Relax kid

Almost scary.

Same…not only play every side of the ball but even two sports 😳😳😳 wtf

He’s one of the greatest football players ever lol

@@linsnow and baseball

Thats why he has all the flex. Just listen to the announcer at the #1 play....that was the vibe for every kid who loved football watching him play. MY GOD! DEIONS GONNA SCORE! 😂

greatest corner of all time.

He will. Soon enough.

Too much risk lol

Nobody got the balls lol

Not impressed. Almost every interception was from a terrible throw. Hell, I could have caught them! He always looked to get out of bounds or lateral. He's one of the easiest take downs in the NFL. He's an arrogant self proclaimed "great one" with WAAY to big of an ego, which is why he didn't get along with team mates and was constantly traded. Problem child.

@@advicemaster1365 Are you trolling? There's no way that's a real take on Prime Time.

@ChosenKyng true but damn that’s the 2000s 🤣

I think it was a written rule, that if you intercepted the ball, and Deion was behind you, you must lateral it.

🤣😂

Your forgetting Bo jackson

And Randy Moss

Not even close. Not impressed. Almost every interception was from a terrible throw. Hell, I could have caught them! He always looked to get out of bounds or lateral. He's one of the easiest take downs in the NFL. He's an arrogant self proclaimed "great one" with WAAY to big of an ego, which is why he didn't get along with team mates and was constantly traded. Problem child.

@@advicemaster1365 That’s what the great ones do. They take advantage of bad throws. If you don’t think Dion was one of the greatest defensive players ever you’re crazy.

"Up there with" ?? 🤔

Barry Sanders was also pretty damn electrifying. Prime Time truly was special though. I don't think any DBs have really come close since.

Miss him

Montana, jim brown

The best football player!

@@xaviermagnate WOAHHHHHHH

Period

@@xaviermagnate other then Bo he may be...they are both freaks of nature

@@xaviermagnate If I told you I knew of a defensive football player that intentionally didn't want to tackle, would you consider him the best football player ever? Just a thought.

Oh my as enberg would say...

Bo Jackson??

@@deon3133 definitely

hey you requested a vid in tps

@@funnathan9301 that’s me

@@desmac4-615 No

Yeah man, I don't remember him ever fumbling when he was show boating either. He knew just how fast he needed to go when anyone got close.

U clearly don’t watch football (soccer) or basketball

Yes but also include MJ if you don’t specify football players haha

What about Jim Thorpe

@@ericmatterson9905 Good point, Jim Thorpe is often considered the best athlete of the 20th century

Yessirrrr

Not even a question

Hands down

Coolest player in league history. The high stepping, brashness and bandana will live on forever

@James Tolbert 🧢 same guy that done up by tryreek who isnt even an elite route runner 😂 try again

hard to say if he's a great coach yet. he's able to recruit amazingly well due to who he is. let's see hwo it turns out in CO

It seems like the guys with this kind of elite speed only run fast enough to out run you then they let up

@@_saucegodfacts

I disagree, he was a horrible tackler. This makes him incomplete. He's the most athletic, yes. Most complete, absolutely not.

That was a dream come true for me . 49ers was my team and Jerry Rice was my favorite player

Nah! Cowboys!

And second was Deion to Dallas. In those days the difference between winning or losing a Superbowl for Dallas and San Fran was D. Sanders. Period.

Prime was in his prime. Amazing...Hold you breath.

Washington Redskins!

Yeah Deion never played for the Commanders, he played for the Redskins.

Greatest football player to ever play the game

@@kevinjackson6420 um, well unfortunately i would have to disagree with your statement but you are entitled to your own opinion nonetheless.

@@kevinjackson6420 ....I think its definitely a good argument..he made the hardest position look so easy...

Nobody thinks that is a good idea. Soccer ⚽ is gay AF. 🌈

Why

@@Essien419his overall athleticism, if at a young age he trained for soccer instead of football/baseball/track… who knows?