Kids today just don’t understand.

Greatest RB of all time. Imagine if he had Emmitt’s OLine.

The most agile runner ever, unquestionably. Flipped em, reversed em, put em all skates because he was literally built different. Low center of gravity, piston like legs and swivel motion not seen before or since. One of one

He’s the only RB I’ve ever seen that could change direction laterally without slowing down. He was a freak of nature

Dude was somehow a tank and a jet at the same time.

Certified GOAT at juking — unreal footwork.

Not only the goat of rb’s, he’s an outstanding human being. Never craved attention, feared God and was a true role model. Rare today.

When you Nike someone so bad he ends up turned in the wrong direction. Sheesh

As a Bucs fan growing up watching this man destroy us twice a year, I got so traumatized the only non-Buc jersey I ever owned was Detroit 20.

The classiest dude ever in sports. Handed the ball to the ref every touchdown. No spike no celebrating. Just gave em the ball. That's a real pimp

The only thing positive about a Lions Thanksgiving for a whole generation.

One time a kid asked me what the word “agility” meant and my answer was “YouTube Barry Sanders.”

None ever better. Barry Sanders was like a human pinball. Much respect from this Packers fan, who saw many seemingly impossible runs against my team.

He is my favorite running back and in my opinion the best running back ever …

Thanksgiving just isn’t the same without Barry.

Then would just hand the ball to the ref and head for the sidelines. You’re right they wouldn’t understand!

I don't care what anyone says, Barry Sanders was the best RB i ever saw (I also played semi-pro for 17 years, I seen a lot).

Between him and prime AP it was rough at times as a Bears fan, but they transcend team loyalty and you just had to appreciate that you were watching something special.

It’s actually insane the lions were generationally bad with him. And then again with megatron. It makes no sense

For 10 Thanksgivings Lions football was must see tv

Jahmyr Gibbs is actually this good

There is no such thing as greatest running back. Best open field runner: Barry Sanders Best vision and patience: Emmitt Smith Most powerful: Earl Campbell Strongest and hardest to tackle: Jim Brown Fastest running back. Chris Johnson or Jahmyr Gibbs Best receiving & most versatile: Marshall Faulk Most complete running back. Walter Peyton. Also best blocking back

Greatest put it back I ever seen and to do that with no ego whatsoever. You'll never see that again

No one has ever held a candle to Barry

Ruin a good video with the dumbest, low IQ, degenerate, stupid, pathetic, subhuman, dumpster mongrel, garbage, shit, trash you can’t even call music.

So much Astro turf. Not one ACL tear. Perhaps Nike should redevelop their football cleats.

Don’t care what anyone says Barry Sanders is the greatest running back of all times.

What these don’t show unfortunately is the humility of Barry. When he scored he usually handed the ball to the ref and went back to the sidelines to wait to do more magic. No big celebrations. If only he had been on a better team

He juked out the entire Cowboys defense....what was 75 doing? 🤣

People don’t understand just how fast he was. His agility was obvious. But when he was in the open, he rarely got caught

The Lions wasted those years with Barry. They never gave him a proper QB.

I think they’re starting to

Barry Saunders is the greatest running back to ever play the game. The Michael Jordan of running backs. Emmet was good but he had a good line. Saunders razzled and dazzled many times on his own. The documentary on him is a must watch.

Barry used to take a lot of hits and lose yardage. He would get 140 positive yards, and 40 negative yards in the same game, netting to 100 yards. His career would have lasted longer if they got him an O-line.

@Verb58 Still the most entertaining player to ever play football