Just so you know, Warrick Dunn’s charity, “Homes for the Holidays”, helped Deshaun Watson (Houston Texans QB) and his mother get a home when Watson was a child.

Bob Sanders would of been in the hall of fame if he stayed healthy

Absolutely love how they put he height of every person they interviewed 😂

Sam Mills might've been short, but he weighed 230+ lbs. He was DENSE.

RIP

Dunn was raw asf. However he did benefit from having Alstott alongside with him. One of the best rb-fb combos of all time!!!

I can’t tell if Steve McMicael looks more like a 21century version of Frankenstein or he somehow absorbed Steven Seagal In Some ill advised and completely pointless voodoo ritual.

Sam Mills was a member of the Saints' "dome patrol"  defense.

Wow. That Sam Mills and Willie Lanier comparison is interesting. Huge respect for both those guys games and both those guys as men.

I know this came out in 2010 but sproles being number 10 is too low, if they update it he should at least be number 6

Barry Sanders - the Q-car of running backs, a compact runabout with a V8 engine. Justified as to were he is.

"He could sue the city for building the sidewalk too close to his butt."

That's the best way of saying "He's short." that I've ever heard.

P.S. - If Opie Hughes and Marge Simpson had a baby together, it would be Scott Ferrall. That dude sucks.

I love this channel so much. I binged these list videos hard when there were on. Thank you for uploading all of them in one spot.

Barry Sanders left because as he said, " He no longer got from playing the game the feeling he once did and wanted to do other things that gave him a sense of fulfilment, spend time with his family." When asked how he could just walk away with more seasons left in him and add to his already legendary accomplishment and cement his NFL legacy and earn more money? he responded, "I am financially secure, my family need not ever worry about money, he has his health and he doesn't need the game nor did he miss not playing" Funny how nobody could grasp the fact that the man they were looking at did not need the fame, desire more money , more records. The man had everything that was important already. It really says a lot about our culture and societal way of viewing ourselves and what we think is important or would make our life happier., That so many people can't understand that things wealth or fame can buy can only make you comfortable, they can not buy the very things one's soul needs to find true happiness. Corny, maybe, but the man is well centered and knows who he is and what he has and what is most important. Funny, all these years later, sport world is still talking about him and what he did, seems his legend in NFL and sport history is already preserved in stone.

Darren Sproles was one of the three players I always thought of when I thought of San Diego as a kid, along with LT and Philip Rivers. Super underrated

Ever notice how many of these
Top 10 shows end w/Barry Sanders?

Some more Top 10 lists that should be done (if not already done):

- Top 10: Monday Night Football Games
- Top 10: One Game/Season Wonders (update)
- Top 10: New York Giants
- Top 10: Offensive Linemen
- Top 10: Defensive Lineman
- Top 10: QB’s of the 2010s
- Top 10: RB’s of the 2010s
- Top 10: WR’s of the 2010s
- Top 10: Head Coaches

On a good team, Sanders could have made 20,000 yards.  Otherworldly.

Flutie did great when he came back in the NFL.   And then they benched him again for a guy who got back from injury unbelievable

As a 5’6” guy I approve of this episode.

2:37 Darren Sproles.
6:41 Joe Morris.
9:43 Warrick Dunn.
13:35 Buddy Young.
16:02 Doug Flutie.
20:15 Maurice Jones-Drew (Pocket HERCULES!!!).
23:56 Bob Sanders.
28:31 Sam Mills (#KeepPounding).
33:06 Darrell Green.
38:44 Barry Sanders.