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The fact that Devin Hester the greatest returner of all time only had one return in this video is crazy
The maker of this highlight video makes me irrationally angry for glaring omissions like Hester and Josh Cribbs
like at least include the return touchdown of the opening kickoff in the bears v colts superbowl
And no Dante Hall! 😡😡😡
like who made this video smh
It said Part 1....
Deion Sanders had a huge personality. His nickname and alter ego was "Prime Time" lol. Played his college ball at Florida State University and professionally for the Atlanta Falcons, San Francisco 49ers, Dallas Cowboys, Baltimore Ravens and I believe the, at the time, Washington Redskins. He's widely considered the greatest cover corner of all time. He also played professional baseball once competing in a major league baseball game and an NFL game on the same day. He has also played in both Super bowls and a world series
Could be mixing deion sanders with TO he was supposed to be a head case hahaha
@@mcnally145 TO was more of a drama queen than anything. Still a great receiver tho
Lots of all time great Seminoles, but Deion was the best player to ever put on the garnet and gold. Special shout out to Peter Warrick who was my favorite player to watch growing up. He was Reggie Bush before Reggie Bush hit the scene
My first year at FSU was his last. I remember going to the $1 movie theater one night with friends and his Ferrari was parked in the fire lane in front of the place with a windshield banner than read : "NEON DEION". I didn't really follow college sports (I had just moved here from England) but everyone else knew who owned the car and said he was like royalty around Tallahassee. As a side note, while I was getting my MS Bert "The Machine" Kreischer started attending FSU. I never met him but the whole school was inebriated 90% of the time so his stories ring true. ;-)
@@kingpiniv unpopular opinion but give me Derrick Brooks. He didn’t have the flash of Deion but 14 years of hall of fame play, loyal to one team(btw, I am a biased Bucs fan)
You guys should react to some Devin Hester videos. He’s the greatest kick returner in nfl history
This!
YOU DO NOT KICK TO DEVIN HESTER.
I agree! Devin Hester is ridiculous & so as Dante Hall
First there was Deion, then Antonio Freeman. Devin Hester burst on the scene with jaws still on the floor 15 years later.
devin hester may be the best but dante hall is the most spectacular.
That last return in the mud was the legendary Gayle Sayers "The Kansas Comet" who set an NFL record that day scoring 6 touchdowns.
Imagine playing so good in a single game that a random dude is mentioning you on youtube decades later that's wild
@@redsnorlax1945 well Sayers is the youngest ever Hall of Famer in NFL history so it isn't like he only played good in one game, he was a legend his entire career.
I kinda miss when we had stars in the NFL who were stars solely from their return skills. Back when you had guys like Devin Hester and Josh Cribbs, don't really see that anymore with some rule changes around kickoffs
Even before those guys, you had players in the 80s and 90s like Michael Bates and Eric Metcalf who were huge stars just for their return ability. Wish we had more of that in todays' game, but the numbers kinda ruin kickoffs. Way more profitable to just take the knee than risk a penalty.
Brian Mitchell, Mel Grey, Desmond Howard, Dante Hall even DeSean Jackson to a degree just to name a few
We still have Jamal Agnew and Jakeem Grant
I get why they made the rule change, for safety, but man it took one of the most exciting plays essentially out of the sport.
Deion Sanders played both professional football and baseball. He was with many teams. Now he coaches at an HBCU and is attracting star talent away from bigger schools.
If by "attracting" you mean "paying them a million dollars a year", then yes.
@@kaluminati731 are we going to act like it doesn't and wasn't going on widely in the NCAA? Lol
@@drew.168 I'm not saying it wasn't happening before NIL (although certainly not to the level of a million $ a year).
I am just saying he wasn't really attracting the player, he just bought him off. Not only that, he bought him off illegally because he is part owner of the company paying the player for the NIL deal. The kid is risking a high level NFL deal by going to a football factory for a million a year up front. We'll see in a few years if that was a smart decision.
@@kaluminati731 he went there because of deion he could've got more money at bigger schools
apparently a lot of nfl teams didn’t even show up to their pro day…. no sure they have “star talent” lol
I worked in downtown Baltimore when Jackoby Jones was with the Ravens. He’s literally the most chill athlete I’ve ever met. All that money they make and he would just be out and about by himself and wouldn’t hesitate to speak to fans or talk about a game, or the Super Bowl. Dude is very humble til this day. Go RAVENS. It’s also a shame that they are trying to remove the kickoff from the game. It’s the most dangerous play in all of sports. Most injuries occur during kickoff but go under the radar because a lot of special teams players aren’t huge names or are still eager to prove themselves.
Definitely need to check out more Gale Sayers, especially his 1965 rookie season with his runs. He was Barry Sanders before Sanders was born
John Fucinda narrated NFL Films through their first decades. They approached Al Davis to make a film of the history of the Raiders and he said “only if John does it. The man could make the opening coin toss sound like Armageddon!”
The return at 5:40 was a special one. Besides setting the regular and postseason kick return distance record at the maximum of 109 yards, that return ended up being a difference maker in an incredible Super Bowl 47 which the Ravens won 34-31. Jacoby Jones also reached the finals of Dancing With The Stars placing 3rd in Season 16 with his dance partner Karina Smirnoff
#GORAVENS 💯
Deion was a huge personality, played for 5 teams including the Cowboys, also played MLB. A Hall of Famer and one of the best returners and defensive backs ever. Neon Deion.
As a giants fan, don’t give up daz. They need all the support they can get. I’ve been a giants fan for like 11 years now. And I’ve seen them go up and down hill. hopefully we do something good next season
I won’t mate. Once a blue always a blue 😉👍🏻
I saw Deion when he was in the minors playing in the braves organization and he hit a fly ball that hit the wall and was rounding third as outfielder was fielding the ball he had blazing speed.
Devin Hester better be in this video at least 2 times!
Love my Chicago Bears!
I'd say 4 times lol
He was ridiculous.
Dude, Jackson, on eagles vs Dallas ran along the end zone line to kill the clock before scoring. Wasn’t just a wound to pour salt into, that’s just a bonus.
Yeah but knowing DeSean Jackson, it was probably MORE about pouring salt in the wound with killing the clock just being an added benefit lol
@@Alex-kd5xc yeah fair enough for sure. Two massive birds with one thrown stone.
My favorite thing about finding these videos is getting the reaction and seeing people who aren't accustomed to American football learning the game
5:20 Neon Deion started with and spent 5 years with the Falcons, spent 5 years with the Cowboys in the mid to late 90s and then finished up with the Ravens. The interesting thing about Neon, besides the 2 superbowl rings, the fact that he played ironman (both offensive and defense including setting records for most kickoff reception runbacks for 6 in a single season) for most of his 14 seasons in the NFL was maybe the 9 seasons he also played in Major League baseball. The guy was all over. This was the era of Jordan playing for the Bulls/White Sox and Bo Jackson playing for the Raiders/KC Royals and a few others who were literally everywhere in the 80s/90s.
Jordan never played in a real major league baseball game, like wtf?
React to Devin Hester he's the all-time kick returner and they didn't really show him in this video
You guys NEED to check out Devin Hester highlights, it’s just filled with kickoff/punt returns, has most punt return td of all time
Deion “prime time” sanders was quite the personality lol. And yes he did play for the cowboys
Dante Hall; aka The Human Joystick, The X-Factor. His performance during the 2002 and 2003 seasons was a master class, especially his return against Denver.
Devin Hester deserved to be in that video a LOT more than once. He changed the way entire special-teams units approached kickoffs and punts. He changed the league.
17:20 that commentary is from NFL films. NFL films made short documentary type videos of old NFL games where they'll play an upbeat classical style of music in the background and have modern day announcers give you the backstory of whats happening. They're really the sort of thing that sends chills down your spine. IMO, they were a big part of NFL overtaking the other American sports in popularity.
You gotta love those moments where a player scores a touchdown, then jumps up into the stands for hugs :)
Deion Sanders played for the Atlanta Falcons and the Dallas Cowboys (among others such as the 49ers and Ravens). He was indeed a HUGE personality, and he also played Major League Baseball for the Atlanta Braves at the same time he played in the NFL.
One thing i want to say is that watching a compilation is awesome. Some super electric plays but what your missing and the true magic is watching one live. They are so rare and you never know when one will happen. Most teams wont even get 1 per year. Its so fun
4:55 Deion Sanders had and has a colorful personality. His nickname is Neon Deion. He's also one of the greatest athletes in NFL history. I mean, way up there.
3/29/22, 4:21 p.m.
Need to check out Devin Hester, Deion Sanders and the Human Joystick for some awesome returns. Best three in the history of the NFL
Come one now. No love for Dante Hall?
@@logang9282 The human Joystick!!
@@richardgpersonaltouchdetai2301 I have to say, I'm embarrassed. My first thought went to Isaiah McKenzie when you said that. Nice enough player, but unfortunately the kid illegitimately usurped the nickname from the second greatest kick returner to ever play.
Yup Deion was a Cowboy and won a Super Bowl there!
You should react to Devin Hester all kick and punt returns... guy is a beast
I'd take Josh Cribbs best kick/punt returns all time better than Hester
Deion is definitely celebrity status. He played for San Francisco and then the cowboys. He also played professional baseball. Now he coaches young people playing football. He was a wild man in and off the field and now gives back.
Deion played for Florida State. Atlanta Falcons, San Francisco, Dallas, Washington and Baltimore. He also played ML baseball for the Atlanta Braves and some other teams. He called himself "Primetime"
14:46 you have to do a separate video on Devin Hester he's going to be in the hall of fame for being the best at kick/punt returns. They literally stopped kicking to him bc he was that good. 😅
Long returns for TD`s at home are the BEST, crowd going nuts! Great blocks, great jukes!
There is a movie about the last guy. His name was Gale Sayers. The movie is called Brian's Song. It focuses on Gales friendship with another player on the team called Brian Piccolo, who became very ill. It is a buddy buddy movie for men. The only thing is it is guaranteed to make even the strongest man shed a tear or two. But it is a great movie. It's simply about men who play football. Lots of on field action. You can also learn about the sport and it's the behind the scenes.
The Lions returner at 4:10 wearing number 34, last name Payton.....that's NFL legend Walter Payton's older brother Eddie.
YAY NFL! Please don’t forget to do more sidetalk also 🙏
Sidetalk new york???!?!? #bingbong
Intro music is only second to the Hub as far as most endearing music drops. Idk whenever I hear either, in the right setting, I just feel like I got control of life atm. 🤝 ty blokes
At 12:00 minutes, I went to school with Terrance McGee...I think most of us knew when he left he was either going to be a professional baseball or football player. Great guy.
Devin Hester's superbowl 41, best superbowl moment of all time
Meh...His opening kick return was 92 yds for a losing team. Desmond Howard's was 99 yds for a winning team AND the only return man to ever win S.B. MVP
@@kevink1057 fair, as a singular moment
Neon Deion was unreal and then came prime time deion ,hands down the best Cornerback to ever play the game. Like Ali,he talked a big game and backed every bit of it up. Was an unreal player,Beyond HOF worthy. Played for San fran,dallas,skins and ravens. Man had a mouth but knew when to play and dominate
One of his best quotes is when he ran the 40 in in 4.2 and didnt stretch,just got out his limo they said,didnt stretch and ran it once. They asked why didnt he stretch he replied "Because I never seen a Cheetah stretch before he go get his prey." Lol classic Deion
Dante Hall has a ton of incredible returns. There's a Dante Hall "The Human Joystick" return where he ran 270 yards side to side, to get 98 yards downfield on the Broncos. I bet my memory of those stats, 20 years later, isn't too far from the truth either. He averaged a TD every 8 returns while the rest of the league averaged 1 TD every 130 returns.
Punting is risk-reward - the further you punt it on fourth down (to maximize territory), the better return can be accomplished (minimizing your territory.) The art is kicking it far AND high, with a long hang-time - the better for your guys to run down there where the balls is.
@5:20 if I remember correctly Deion played at Florida State in college I think.
Devin Hester returned a missed field goal against the Giants. HE caught the ball in the end zone, took a couple of casual steps and waited for the Giants to relax and then took off for 100+ yard touchdown return.
@9:31 those 2 n a row were freaking great with all the broken tackles
Just a suggestion for u guys when u watch clips on sports especially football nfl and college take a quick peek at info the screen gives you ,time score,qtr it might give more of an appreciation of watch u just watched like that giant Philly punt return which ended the game. Luv ur channels BTW
Devin Hester and Dante Hall have like 10-15 returns that are better than half of the returns in this video.
Yep was surprised Hall wasn't in it at all
Wow that first play was fricken amazing
Deion had some kind of record where he hit .338 or something in the world series and had some kind of crazy stat in the Pro Bowl in the same year
everyone is saying devon hester, but Dante Hall is spectacular. theres a reason his nicknames were human joystick and x-factor
Daz you were right about the difference between punt and kick returns and I was as shocked as you to see a punt return on the first play
Prime Time, Neon Deon. A legend. Falcons 49ers and cowboys where he did the majority of his magic.
Devin Hester was filthy had a 99 speedin Madden
Great work guys! I've been to England a few times and enjoy the culture. You three should be official Representatives. I think it's great that you don't mock sports or Traditions from other countries. I will however mock your warm beer. Cheers!
I was actually at that chiefs game when mccluster returned that punt and we broke the sound record during that for loudest outdoor venue it was crazy !
As a bears fan one memory I’ll keep with me forever is watching the bears play the colts in the super bowl with my family and watching Hester take the opening kick back
After a team scores they are required to kick off the ball to the other team. Where the return ends is where the possession starts. If they score, the scoring team kicks off to the other team.
I'll never forget the 'Miracle at the Meadowlands II' on December 19th, 2010 (the first 'Miracle at the Meadowlands' was in 1978). My Iggles were losing 31-10 with 7 minutes, 28 seconds left in the 4th quarter and we mounted an unbelievable comeback to win 38-31. Poor Matt Dodge was released by the Giants after the season and never played football again. I heard he lives in PA in Philadelphia Eagles country! Go Birds 💚🦅🏈
Devin Hester is the best to ever do it. Watch this: Devin Hester "You Are Ridiculous" Highlights | NFL Legends
9:50
I was at that game!!! Monday Night Football, 1987, the past 2 Super Bowl Champs meet on Monday Night
Deion sanders played for the falcons where he got drafted, then the 49’ers and yes the cowboys too. He had one of those legendary 40 runs like Bo Jackson that wasn’t completely verified but everyone there for him and Bo Jackson. Both were said to run a sub 4.2
Y’all should for sure react to Deion sanders 🔥 one of the best kick returner/ Cornerback ever to do it
Interesting to hear (I think that was) Al Michaels doing that 1980’s Bears return TD and also calling returns last year.
These are FAR from the greatest kick returns in NFL History. There are so many better by so many other players. Look up Tim Dwight - White Lightening for example.
Love the NFL reactions guys 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Deion Sanders AKA Neon Deion AKA Prime Time played for the Falcons, Cowboys, 49ers, and Ravens and Washington. He also played baseball.
I like the way they went all the way back to the 1940s. That makes things more interesting.
3/29/22, 4:38 p.m.
That whole NFL films NT Giants vs Philadelphia is worth a reaction.
""Is that HD?" lol
Deion was and is an NFL great. He was drafted by the falcons, but played for the cowboys, commanders (redskins) and 49ers. To me he was a Cowboy, because I'm a Cowboys fan.
Even though it isn't a NFL return, the best return I've seen is Joe Adams' punt return against Tennessee.
Dion had the nickname "primetime" he was one of the first guys to consistently show boat on and off the field he had a huge personality
The 2nd guy Randal Cobb is from right down the road from me. Maybe a 20 min drive. He’ll be in the HOF one day
My dad was a big Atlanta Falcons fan (for better or worse lol) and Deion Sanders was one of his favorite players. I think Deion also played for the Atlanta Braves when they went the World Series.
Hall of Famer Deion PRIME TIME Sanders, you guys should definitely look at his highlights
I was at the Chiefs game on that first video. Stadium went nuts on that return. 😆😆
Wow can’t believe Cordell Patterson was on this list. Tennessee Alumni, Go Vols! @9:05
He played with the 49ers and then Cowboys. He went to Florida State in college. He is a college coach now
Randall Cobb (Packers) was a UK Wildcat! Deionized played for the Detroit Lions.
Deshaun Jackson’s Reaction is the best
Can't believe this didn't include Josh Cribbs return against the steelers, thats my favorite return of all time
I would recommend watching a Devin Hester return video, the best returner in the game
How the hell is Josh Cribbs TWO kick returns in the same game not on this? The makers of these 'greatest of' videos are hardly ever the greatest.
Since we’ve broached NFL Kick and Punt Returns, I recommend the lads dive into some Devin Hester highlight videos. There’s 1 on UA-cam that shows all of his Kick and Punt returns in the NFL if I’m not mistaken
The most dangerous few seconds in football
That's COACH Prime to you blokes!🤣🤣🤣🤣
That Giants kicker was cut the next day after Jackson returned that kick
A great video is "Crossovers but they get more disrespectful" from a good NBA channel. They're pretty funny and seem right up your alley
Devin Hester in NFL, but especially in college he looks unreal.
The DeSean Jackson play on the giants wasn't him showboating. The game was tied when he scored, so he wanted to make sure to run out all the time so NY couldn't score again
I feel like you blokes might become Detroit Lions fans soon. Love your content!
Before this video even starts I'm 100% sure it is the same video as Devin Hester highlight reel... The guy should make it to the hall of fame just on this skill alone!
Edit: Great returns but a LOT more should have been of D. Hester if the video wanted to truly live up to its name... You guys should do a reaction to him to compare!
Can we get some "MOVIE" reactions ?
(Money Talks with chris Tucker)
This entire video should have just been Devin Hester
One of my teammates from high school is a runningback for the Jacksonville Jaguars and he’s 5’9
Neon Deon Sanders. Oh yeah he had a personality and he played MLB and NFL simultaneously like Bo Jackson.
Roscoe Parish! That's a name I haven't heard in a while.
Love when u guys do sports reactions and would love to see some basketball reactions again if possible this seasons been super exciting I.e. ja morant Giannis lebron the bulls etc
Neon Dion. Huge personality!