@@toddtaylor6506Idk about his athletic accolades but when it comes to youtube comments? 18x Dumb Comment of the Week Winner 15x Most Worthless Comment of the Year Winner 12x Offensively Stupid Comment of the Month Winner
No All-Pro selections or even pro bowl selections. The best athlete he’s seen couldn’t play? And those claims about 4.3 second 40 yard dash times sounds almost as fabricated as Bo Jackson’s myths.
@@Yeomannn the only thing I could see is if there were several dudes with like 10-12 ints casual fans tend to overvalue picks vs ffs and that would have probably been even more so the case back then since corners were thought of as soft back then
Jason Sehorn is one of the greatest corners ever. Full stop. Race isn't even part of the equation, he was just an animal. Wouldn't care if he were indigo he'd still top my list.
The most forgotten Giant of the 90s. He was a Beast! His last 5 or so years in the league he got a pretty boy rep and people said he wanted to be a model and not a CB. All Hogwash! Dude Could Ball!
Sehorn can’t be most forgotten. He shut down randy moss in playoffs to only 2 catches for like 17 yards. Megget was arguably the best return man in nfl and was a monster. Also a lot of people completely forget that Hershel Walker was on the giants at that time. I met them both at the giants mini camp or summer work ours before the season,and also met Megget and Armstead and a few others. It was a few years in a row we went and I can’t remember year but I was like 11 or 12 so maybe 96/97/98.. the crazy thing was I specifically remember shaking sehorns hand abd right behind him after he signed a photo for me walks up Hershel Walker and I swear on anything... my grandfather was a big guy, but Walker was so massive and I swear his arms were bigger than my fucking torso. I was 11 and my grandfather n I were shocked. To think Hershel is still in pro sports is insane. Fighting in mma at his age never lifted weights and only did pushups n sit-ups, had speech problems n made fun of as a kid. Now he’s knocking out 20 year olds in pro fights lol
He was also "huge" for a corner. Especially at the time he played. He's 6'2. Which in today's game is still big, but there are more corners at that height. He also ran a 4.3. Hell of an athlete
He was also drafted to MLB while he was in college. People slept on him because he’s white, but he also had a 40” vert to go with that 4.3 40. Before he hurt his knee, many were giving him a Rod Woodson comp.
Just to clarify, both Woodson and Sehorn played safety in college but were moved to CB in the NFL because of their outstanding size and athleticism. Woodson, as we know is an HoF 🐐…. Sehorn had potential but was slower to develop (trouble handling double moves and tracking the ball). Had he not wrecked his knee, he was on a trajectory to be a Pro Bowl regular. However, I didn’t mean to imply that he was on Rod Woodson’s level…. Only the position switch and measurables were comps.
@@skeglar you said he was a hell of an athlete, and I was agreeing with you. I was just supporting your statement about what kind of athlete he was with evidence so nobody would question it. We’re speaking the same language, bro. Sehorn was a beast. Ask Michael Irvin what it’s like to be locked down on Sehorn Island.
Not only a white corner. The dude was elite those few years. He matched up against opposing teams #1 receivers and a lot of times 1 on 1 with no safety help.
Bingo prior to his injury he was being compared to ROD WOODSON during his playing days. One of the WRs he had to deal with by himself was Michael Irvin on a daily basis and ppl forget that he had to deal with Amani Toomer in practice.
It’s because European genetics don’t have the skill set to play corner. Most white players on def or safeties and LB’s. But seahorn was an insane athlete he could probably play corner safety and if he put on 15lbs LB
The one part of the comments was saying he was overrated. He was a damn good corner. Maybe towards the end he was average but corners don't always last long and I remember he got hurt.
@@archriival A punt in a meaningless preseason game against the NY Jets. Just plain ridiculous. He spent seasons begging Fassel to run back punts. Finally, Fassel relented, and it was one of the worst decisions he ever made.
Cool story . From Nor CA , broken home no dad . Sent to grandparent way up top CA . A coach at HS asks if wants to play baseball , having never plays he excels. Then goes JC and football coach recruits him , again never played . So good , USC hears about him . Becomes New York Giant . Just a he'll an athlete
@@jonprue USC dominates Cal HS and JC recruiting. Got OJ Simpson out of SF JR College. Think Sehorn was at College of the Siskiyous. My brother and some HS teammates played there in the 70’s . There was an assistant there had been a player for NY Giants .
Lmao man I can assure you he didn't shut down no randy moss especially randy in his early years. I can promise you that. Hell randy probably don't even know he is if asked lol
The play @3:20 was the best pick 6 I've ever seen... I Rember that year. I was a huge Vikings fan... So once the the Rams were put out of the playoffs I though we had it easily.... SeaHorn and the giant stomped us 41-0.... And Moss got shut down
I was skiing that day and i didn't want to be. I remember turning in my skis at the lodge and saw that score.. I was shocked! I wanted to see a Raiders Vikings Super Bowl rematch. Then Tony fat ass fuck Siragusa broke Gannon's shoulder and my Raiders got fucked out of another championship year. Fuck Rule was the next year...Great memories lmao
I was at the game with the Pick-6 vs. the Patriots 0:42 . One of the best regular season games I have ever seen. It was the final week of the year and the Giants led 22-0 in the 2nd half. Patriots won 23-22....which is even more impressive since this was the Pre-2-point conversion era.
@harout k lmao I was a kid didnt see a difference he was a baller and they never talk about the guy on ESPN or any sports u gotta go find him . He needs his respect as a player period
@harout k I was being sarcastic ..u must dont have no life u really just sad that u dont even know me lmaoo whatever yo name is nomore comments for u bro ..
From what I just watch, he is a top 50 cb of all time! Didn’t last a long ass time but he is a game changer. I watched just to see how a white cb moved because of the cooper hype, then I came to respect this man gangster! A football player is born and not made and he was born to ball at the highest level at the hardest position! Respect
There have been a number of white cornerbacks. Two are in the hall of fame - Roger Wehrli and Dick Lebeau. Sehorn is just the most recent, notable starting corner that is white. People have no knowledge of the game.
2:35 -- This wound up as a safety, since Sehorn controlled the ball, advanced it forward, then lateraled it backwards, resulting in a Giants player being down by contact in the end zone. Giants still won 16-15 though.
He was the last white corner to start in a game. People like to take things and twist the original meaning so I'm assuming that's what people have done with this.
That pick against Dallas was hilarious! 🤣Irvin, doing what Irvin do, pushed off on him, and when he realized Sehorn had position, just kept pushing and pushing but still couldn't stop him from getting the pick! How offensive pass interference wasn't called I have no clue.
Far from the only. The Washington Redskins/Football Team/Commanders (the "Team of the South" until the Cowboys arrived in 1960) were the last team to fully integrate -- in 1962 -- so there had to be white CBs back in the 1950s and before.
@Zalis116 Actually I take that back, 2 seasons ago the Washington football team had a white CB named Troy Apke, also back in the 2016 2017 season the NE Patriots had a white wide receiver named Julian Edelman and lined him up at CB for a few games to fill in for the Pats after some injuries to the secondary. I'm sure there have been others but not that I know of
"Sehorn was the best athlete I ever played with"
-Michael Strahan
He hasn't played with many athletes
@@pacojuanrico Sehorn was 6 '2 and ran a 4.3 40
@@pacojuanrico Let's see some clips of your professional athletic life ...
@@toddtaylor6506Idk about his athletic accolades but when it comes to youtube comments?
18x Dumb Comment of the Week Winner
15x Most Worthless Comment of the Year Winner
12x Offensively Stupid Comment of the Month Winner
No All-Pro selections or even pro bowl selections. The best athlete he’s seen couldn’t play? And those claims about 4.3 second 40 yard dash times sounds almost as fabricated as Bo Jackson’s myths.
In 1996 he had 97 tackles, 5 INTs, 5 FFs, and 3 sacks. Crazy he didn’t make the Pro Bowl.
Prolly because he's white😂😂😂
That's defensive player of the year nomination stats
That doesn't make any sense. That's a legendary season for a corner.
@@Yeomannn the only thing I could see is if there were several dudes with like 10-12 ints casual fans tend to overvalue picks vs ffs and that would have probably been even more so the case back then since corners were thought of as soft back then
Jason Sehorn is one of the greatest corners ever. Full stop. Race isn't even part of the equation, he was just an animal. Wouldn't care if he were indigo he'd still top my list.
The most forgotten Giant of the 90s. He was a Beast! His last 5 or so years in the league he got a pretty boy rep and people said he wanted to be a model and not a CB. All Hogwash! Dude Could Ball!
Def not most forgotten imo. I think David Megget is
Sehorn can’t be most forgotten. He shut down randy moss in playoffs to only 2 catches for like 17 yards. Megget was arguably the best return man in nfl and was a monster. Also a lot of people completely forget that Hershel Walker was on the giants at that time. I met them both at the giants mini camp or summer work ours before the season,and also met Megget and Armstead and a few others. It was a few years in a row we went and I can’t remember year but I was like 11 or 12 so maybe 96/97/98.. the crazy thing was I specifically remember shaking sehorns hand abd right behind him after he signed a photo for me walks up Hershel Walker and I swear on anything... my grandfather was a big guy, but Walker was so massive and I swear his arms were bigger than my fucking torso. I was 11 and my grandfather n I were shocked. To think Hershel is still in pro sports is insane. Fighting in mma at his age never lifted weights and only did pushups n sit-ups, had speech problems n made fun of as a kid. Now he’s knocking out 20 year olds in pro fights lol
@@bdizz2253 we all have our opinions 🤙🏾 why any of you have an issue with mine is beyond me. Been a Giants fan since the early 90s.
What about Philippe Sparks who played opposite??
@@bdizz2253
put down the meth
He was also "huge" for a corner. Especially at the time he played. He's 6'2. Which in today's game is still big, but there are more corners at that height. He also ran a 4.3. Hell of an athlete
He was also drafted to MLB while he was in college. People slept on him because he’s white, but he also had a 40” vert to go with that 4.3 40. Before he hurt his knee, many were giving him a Rod Woodson comp.
Just to clarify, both Woodson and Sehorn played safety in college but were moved to CB in the NFL because of their outstanding size and athleticism. Woodson, as we know is an HoF 🐐…. Sehorn had potential but was slower to develop (trouble handling double moves and tracking the ball). Had he not wrecked his knee, he was on a trajectory to be a Pro Bowl regular. However, I didn’t mean to imply that he was on Rod Woodson’s level…. Only the position switch and measurables were comps.
@@Entrepreneur-ish2023 what does what you said have to do with what I stated?
@@Entrepreneur-ish2023 Whats your point?
@@skeglar you said he was a hell of an athlete, and I was agreeing with you. I was just supporting your statement about what kind of athlete he was with evidence so nobody would question it. We’re speaking the same language, bro. Sehorn was a beast. Ask Michael Irvin what it’s like to be locked down on Sehorn Island.
Not only a white corner. The dude was elite those few years. He matched up against opposing teams #1 receivers and a lot of times 1 on 1 with no safety help.
Bingo prior to his injury he was being compared to ROD WOODSON during his playing days. One of the WRs he had to deal with by himself was Michael Irvin on a daily basis and ppl forget that he had to deal with Amani Toomer in practice.
I remember watching the giants back then and sehorn’s pants would fall off his ass like every other play. Dude never wore a belt
What the heck 😂😂😂
Was his ass nice ?
@@Dontcutitoff ahh yes, the important questions
Somebody said because he was actually black
I’m a Cowboys fan but was always checking out Sehorn’s fine ass!
6 minutes of pick footage is a pretty solid argument for hof
HOF? Lets not get crazy
maybe retire his jersey number
@@MikeJea he's an icon for white kids. Sorta like Cunningham for young black QBs. Let's compromise and get them both in lmao
@@patdonovan330 throw Dat Nguyen in there for me
@@patdonovan330 lol shutup, sehorn is not an icon for white kids, i bet you 80% of kids born after 2005 don’t even know who jason sehorn is
Xavien Howard is HoF too
I’m 40 years old. And since I’ve been alive and old enough to understand the sport, Seyhorn is the only White CB I’ve seen at the pro level.
It’s because European genetics don’t have the skill set to play corner. Most white players on def or safeties and LB’s. But seahorn was an insane athlete he could probably play corner safety and if he put on 15lbs LB
@@booker4984 cool story bruh. Howd my white ass beat out black cbs all 4 years to get the starting jobs?
@@mcloathin3354 cool story. And where are you in madden?
@@NYislanders53 i was talking to the geneticist
@@mcloathin3354 I’ll create a player. Joe McHatin is the next legendary Defensive back. Just choose your number
One of the most under rated players in history. He was elite for a good while there
Yep, as a Cowboys' fan I always respected him. As I recall, he was eventually moved to Safety in his later years and still did well.
He was a budding superstar until the injuries piled up and held him back...
Wow, the last white corner? That’s crazy
Not the last white CB in the NFL. The last one that was consistently good and a starter yes.
@@supersexysega Because we all know there's a ton of white CBs in the NFL 😂
I remember when white males were allowed to play CB. The systematic racism in the US is getting out of hand.
@@Snk13_ty 😐
@@Snk13_ty just say your racist and slow
Best athlete Strahan ever played with. In his own words.
I remember on the Disney show "The Jersey" one episode gave you the speed of the fastest player in the NFL which was Jason Sehorn at the time.
You're the first person I've ever seen that's even mentioned that show in the slightest.
With mike Syrah am as well
Great show fond memories. Thank you
Lol I remember that episode
The one part of the comments was saying he was overrated. He was a damn good corner. Maybe towards the end he was average but corners don't always last long and I remember he got hurt.
Yeah corner is one of the most physically demanding positions and he still had a good career
Got hurt trying to return a punt too smh. I liked watching him play and I'm not a giants fan
@@chrissimon3790 exactly
@@archriival i get it. Im a bills fan and i liked watching sehorn as well.
@@archriival A punt in a meaningless preseason game against the NY Jets. Just plain ridiculous. He spent seasons begging Fassel to run back punts. Finally, Fassel relented, and it was one of the worst decisions he ever made.
Samuel Morse couldnt have telegraphed that throw more lololol got his ass dayum
Cool story . From Nor CA , broken home no dad . Sent to grandparent way up top CA . A coach at HS asks if wants to play baseball , having never plays he excels. Then goes JC and football coach recruits him , again never played .
So good , USC hears about him . Becomes New York Giant .
Just a he'll an athlete
what part of nor Cal
@@Dutchmaster707 think Jason was in Sacramento, went to Mt Shasta
He only played one year in high school. Senior year. That's crazy.
@@jonprue USC dominates Cal HS and JC recruiting. Got OJ Simpson out of SF JR College. Think Sehorn was at College of the Siskiyous. My brother and some HS teammates played there in the 70’s . There was an assistant there had been a player for NY Giants .
@@stevengriffin5349 He was from Bakersfield California just like Frank Gifford.
One of the only cbs to shut down prime randy moss
Negative
@Logan August no1 has ever locked that man down lol... No1
@@pacojuanrico that’s like saying Tom Brady has never thrown an interception 😂.”
@@pacojuanrico ok flight🤣🤣🤣
Lmao man I can assure you he didn't shut down no randy moss especially randy in his early years. I can promise you that. Hell randy probably don't even know he is if asked lol
He was a super athlete
The Eminem of football in the CB position.
The play @3:20 was the best pick 6 I've ever seen... I Rember that year. I was a huge Vikings fan... So once the the Rams were put out of the playoffs I though we had it easily.... SeaHorn and the giant stomped us 41-0.... And Moss got shut down
I was skiing that day and i didn't want to be. I remember turning in my skis at the lodge and saw that score.. I was shocked! I wanted to see a Raiders Vikings Super Bowl rematch. Then Tony fat ass fuck Siragusa broke Gannon's shoulder and my Raiders got fucked out of another championship year. Fuck Rule was the next year...Great memories lmao
Sehorn clamped Moss 🔒 in that 2000 NFC championship game
I think he should be considered for the HOF! What he did to Randy Moss in his prime was greatness
Seahorn was lowkey a straight up baller.
Went from a high school of a few hundred to the NFL. That in itself is impressive.
Jason Sehorn really had athletic ability. He has some speed too.
It's been nearly 20 years since Sehorn retired. Maybe it's time to instate a 'Sehorn Rule' akin to the 'Rooney Rule'...
explain
Still no white corner since him crazy.
@@yoshpeters3079 Dustin Fox
I fully support this idea so that each team can have a token white dude at corner and we could watch that poor bastard get torched every game.
@@SerialGrunt true but he wasn’t even a starter and barely lasted. The point is the nfl has a problem no white corners or black kickers.
The bonus clip was a nice touch, never knew he returned an onside kick for TD lol
his teammates were completely stoked for him after every pick
I was at the game with the Pick-6 vs. the Patriots 0:42 . One of the best regular season games I have ever seen. It was the final week of the year and the Giants led 22-0 in the 2nd half. Patriots won 23-22....which is even more impressive since this was the Pre-2-point conversion era.
Love that he wore long sleeves too so you honestly couldn’t tell he was white unless you looked into his face mask
Definitely grew up on this guy…forgot about him until i seen this video. He would be a nightmare for today’s qb’s
I forgot this guy existed. Good vid
Sehorn was so fast. His injury slowed him down.
Also had a 40" vertical. Dude was really athletic.
As a Giants fan who started watching in the 2000's, I miss the shit out of this dude and his sliding pants
He sure like to get interceptions from Cowboys QBs
I don’t think we’ve had a cornerback as good since he left. Real talk.
OG fan from the Meadowlands
I mean Janoris Jenkins and Dominique Rodgers Cromartie we’re both really good during their time in New York
You had Eli App-HAHAHA sorry can't even finish that sentence straight
I would always think of this when people would talk about the NFL not having enough black QBs.
Loved watching him play. Great athlete.
His career was basically ended returning kicks. I recall when it happened. Damn shame he was really good.
100% he wore the sleeves and visor so QBs would forget he was white
I never realized it at the time but Sehorn was brought in to stop Irvin. After we drafted Sehorn, Irvin was a nonthreat
Just realized he was white after 20 years lol that makes him even better! He was a good player tho
@harout k lmao I was a kid didnt see a difference he was a baller and they never talk about the guy on ESPN or any sports u gotta go find him . He needs his respect as a player period
@harout k I was being sarcastic ..u must dont have no life u really just sad that u dont even know me lmaoo whatever yo name is nomore comments for u bro ..
Sehorn was that dude.
Great talent at baseball and basketball 🏀...just a beast out there alot of respect for his character and career
That int on Carter for the Vikings was amazing.
Much better NFL in those days
“With a full head of steam and a full head of hair” 🤣
Jesus, most of these INTs were against division rivals. That's pretty dang cool.
with the Chris " could go all the way" berman to end it I loved it. was waiting for it the whole video.
I didnt know he was that good
Dude was a baller fo sho
Does any Giant have more pick 6's than Sehorn? NO! He's tied with Emlin Tunnell and Dick Lynch at 4, pretty sure.
He might be the goat.
Troy Apke is officially labeled as a cornerback 👌🏾 lol he’s not a starter but he’s definitely has elite speed
False
He’s a safety my guy
@@theplugcharlie7483 nah he switched to cornerback this year trust me I’ma die hard fan lol trap is definitely a corner/gunner
@@WestsideWillie aight my mistake, I wouldn’t say he’s the next white corner tho cuz he never plays corner
It’s so weird to think that not a single chute corner has started since 2004… it’s honestly kind of incomprehensible in a way.
6 '2 and 4.3 40 yard time. Impressive no matter the race.
The torch has been passed to Troy Apke
RILEY MOSS BABYYYYY
I was recruited as a white cornerback in 02. I decided to be an artist instead. Smart move. Now I’m backed in a corner.
I only ever hear about the lack of black QB’s. What about the lack of White CB’s??
We got Troy Apke starting for Washington week 1 2021
what a unique name
@41Second 😂
Should've been a Seahawk lol
He had 6 career TDs!
Say what you want but he was an Uber athlete that also married a Hollywood actress at one point.
Without injuries Sehorn would have been a hall of famer no question. Dude was 24/7 lock down in his prime before injuries started to slow him.
At 4:07 i remember that wildcard game like it was yesterday i think we beat them 41-0 the game was even over before halftime…time flies sheesh 😂
From what I just watch, he is a top 50 cb of all time! Didn’t last a long ass time but he is a game changer. I watched just to see how a white cb moved because of the cooper hype, then I came to respect this man gangster! A football player is born and not made and he was born to ball at the highest level at the hardest position! Respect
There have been a number of white cornerbacks. Two are in the hall of fame - Roger Wehrli and Dick Lebeau. Sehorn is just the most recent, notable starting corner that is white. People have no knowledge of the game.
2:35 -- This wound up as a safety, since Sehorn controlled the ball, advanced it forward, then lateraled it backwards, resulting in a Giants player being down by contact in the end zone. Giants still won 16-15 though.
The last white corner was actually Kevin Kaeviharn played with bengal’s in ‘03 and I think Seahorn retired in ‘02
I remember watching this guy, he doesn't get enough credit for being a shut down corner
Jason sehorn was smooth af…especially for a white guy at corner. 03:20 That pick off the ground is one of my fav of all time
One of the best to ever play the position!!
How the hell have I never heard of this guy and I’m a giants fan. He was before my time but still, I’ve never even heard him talked about. Weird
All I remember is he annoyed his head coach to play kick returner. He did, against the jets. 1st touch- injured! Never the same.
He's not the last "white" CB, Kevin Kaesviharn was 2007.
He was the last white corner to start in a game. People like to take things and twist the original meaning so I'm assuming that's what people have done with this.
@@tinolongo1919 to start yes
Kevin k was a cb in college and arena league until he played for the Bengals. He was converted to safety there
Us Giants fans remember outside of the 2000 NFC Championship Game Sehorn would always own Moss.
Why was his carrer short
Torn acls
@@PhillipDeGraves thanks
I believe one of his injuries is when they moved him to return punts and got hurt.
I think they still had astroturf at the time. That shite shortened a lot if careers.
he was always a fav of mine.
The last white CB is funny but true. Start about Adam Archuleta
Archuleta was a safety, not a corner
Safety
Safety
He's a household name if he doesn't blow his knee out.
He really ran a 4.3 at that size 👀
I wished that Sehorn was in the NFL'S FASTEST MAN CONTEST!!!!!!!
So weird seeing a white corner lol . I can't imagine a white corner in today's NFL
He looking like a receiver at 4:15
Another case of injuries cutting a perennial Pro Bowler career short
Perennial means yearly. He never made a pro bowl.
Dude I forgot all about this man
That pick against Dallas was hilarious! 🤣Irvin, doing what Irvin do, pushed off on him, and when he realized Sehorn had position, just kept pushing and pushing but still couldn't stop him from getting the pick! How offensive pass interference wasn't called I have no clue.
he would definitely be a problem for wide receivers today
Was he the last white one? I'm over here really thinking of cb's lol
Last one of note ... I sincerely can't think of another.
No. 2007
3:30 McNabb whiffing on that shove attempt 🤣
He should be in the NFL Hall of Fame
I dont mean to steal any thunder but what about Jason Lynch
John lynch played safety
@@vensonj roger that
League needs another Jason Sehorn
Love those memories...
Dude was 6'3" and had 4.3 speed. Insane athlete. Dudes a white Sean Taylor.
Ik this may sound weird but I did a hero project on my guy right here and I got a 100
Wow, Tony Banks was still in the league starting in 2001.
He was awful
I'm about to make this dude a gold star CB on all pro football 2k8.
I didn't realize how many pick 6 he had....wow
Didn't this dude like own the Eagles for a solid 4-5 years?
"Get your knee torn like Jason Sehorn."
Not just the last white CB but i believe the only white CB in NFL history...
@andrewlaviano4749 Actually everyone forgets that Patriots had Julian Edelman line up at CB for a few games back around 2011 I believe
Far from the only. The Washington Redskins/Football Team/Commanders (the "Team of the South" until the Cowboys arrived in 1960) were the last team to fully integrate -- in 1962 -- so there had to be white CBs back in the 1950s and before.
@@Zalis116 I guess I meant in the modern NFL
@@nickk7425 Maybe so, but if Sehorn was the last in 2003, I have to think there were a few others in the 1980s and 1990s as well.
@Zalis116 Actually I take that back, 2 seasons ago the Washington football team had a white CB named Troy Apke, also back in the 2016 2017 season the NE Patriots had a white wide receiver named Julian Edelman and lined him up at CB for a few games to fill in for the Pats after some injuries to the secondary. I'm sure there have been others but not that I know of