DARRELL GREEN GREATEST CHASE DOWNS 2 

The entire team did under Gibbs. He always emphasized to his players to be humble and play with respect. The only player I saw trash talk under Gibbs was Brian Mitchel.

Uhhh....NOT!! Mel Blount better than BOTH, and Albert Lewis, Mike Haynes, Night Train Lane are also. Go to school son!!

@@theprofessor8589 I’ll have what your smoking

Always.

@@hanktate-bd4rz Yeah, you need it!! 😂😂😂😂🤡

Yep true football player with grit and toughness

Always wrapped up

Amen to that! Thank you for watching & commenting!

Don't disrespect Green like that......he wasn't scared to hit.

That Hershel 100m win was incredible. He had a stride or more on Darrell...

Walker must have caught Green on a bad day in the 100 yard dash not 100m. Walker's best 100m was 10.23 to Green's 10.08.

@@sydboski it was just their conditioning at that point in time.

Great comment & thought. Would've been amazing to see that potential chase down occur. Charles Mann gave a great effort esp for D lineman but had no shot. Appreciate you watching & commenting.

Deion Sanders ran Bo Jackson down in a college game one time, and got stiff-armed to the ground. He seems to enjoy telling that story

@@ArtietheArchon Well Deion could hawk down most people BUT… he did have the angle on Bo and they weren’t really at full speed yet. Both at their best in the NFL (25-26 years old) I don’t know… woulda been interesting.

I have seen Bo run down my Safety's so Darrell would have had no issues running him down.

A KID I WENT TO SCHOOL WITH DAD CAUGHT BO IN COLLEGE…. JERRY GRAY DB FROM TEXAS…. HE RAN A 4.2 😮‍💨🤝🏿

Bo Jackson beat Herschel Walker in the 100 yard dash. I was at that game, and apparently Dooley and 1st year Coach Pat Dye had been busting each other's chops all year about who was the fastest. I remember Auburn was running the Wishbone with Lionel James, Tommy Agee, and Bo Jackson. Lionel graduated that year, and the next year it was the I formation. Tommy "Little Train" Agee at Fullback, and Bo Jackson at Tailback "Big Train".

@@jeffdarnell7942 Bo and Herschel NEVER race each other.

Pro's were given the go ahead to compete in the Olympics since 1986. In 1984 Men's 4x100m 1984 Sam Graddy 10.08 5/1984 Brown 10.06 8/1983 Calvin Smith 9.93 6/1993 Carl Lewis 9.97 5/1983 They ran 37.83. There is no way in hell the 4 you listed would even come close to 37. Let alone less than 37. stop it. Here are their all time bests. Walker 10.23 Dickerson 10.3 hand timed Brown 10.06 Green 10.08 Not a chance in hell to get under 38.

Tremendous choice on & off the field

100m Green 10.08 Deion 10.26 Woodson 10.34 Pretty easy to see who was fastest.

Actually it was Ron, Darrell, Willie.

Yet he was out run by Brown and Haines on the field.

Hardly smokes him, has the angle & speed around the corner & does his job. But you are right Darrell does not catch him. Appreciate you watching and commenting.

Darryl and it would not have been close. Tyreek Hill is football fast. Green was world class track and field fast.

Darrell might still have a slight edge. He beat both Willie Gault and Ron Brown in NFL's fastest man contest and both of them were gold medalists on USA 4x100 relay team in World Championships and Olympics.

@@CRAZYHORSE19682003 Tyreek Hill ran a wind-aided 9.98 100m dash time at age 19 and has a faster legal 200m personal best than DG. I think DG wins, but if they're both humming along, it's a close race.

@@CRAZYHORSE19682003 Hill had world class speed also although Green's 100m time was faster.

Green was being blocked by Malcom Barnwell on that play. He was in no position to even chase.

@@sydboski Yeah........right?????

@@theprofessor8589 There is an end zone angle behind the defense view of the play. In that view you can see Green starting to run and Barnwell stepping in front of him.

He was faster than HIll.

Walker never beat Green in the hundred.

Bull shit

@CRAZYHORSE19682003 goggle it on youtube...ii posted it and I just made it up out of thin air...it looks like green quit

@@CRAZYHORSE19682003 yes, he did, it is on youtube

He actually did catch and bring brown down but brown went down in the endzone

@@johnliberty3647 But too late. And he had an angle.

I agree, too late but the title said Darrell greens rundowns or what ever it says.. he did indeed run down Ron Brown which is impressive considering Ron Browns speed. Even if Ron Brown scored it does not mean he did not run him down. The part that sucks is That Washington lost this game that went down to the wire. Doug Williams lost every regular season start in 1987 but was perfect as a starter in the playoffs. Rams had an awful year but they can say they beat the Super Bowl champs with the SB MVP starting.

@@johnliberty3647 Ummm. No he did not run Brown down. He had the angle of pursuit. Meaning he was further down field and was running a shorter distance to where they made contact. To run someone down you have to be behind them and running a longer distance to make contact with them. Only 2 run downs in this video. Jerivicious and the Dickerson one. The rest were not run downs.

@sydbowski I saw the video. I saw Darrell green run and I saw brown go down. If you want to keep argueing that is fine with me but I am going to go by what I saw and not angle excuses being used to deny what is on video

In the 100, not in 40 or 60.

Walker beat Green in ONE race the 100yd dash in the Superstars competition. Green has a faster 100m time 10.08 to 10.23 for Walker. Walker must have caught Green on a bad day .Green has also smoked Walker in the 60yd dash in the NFL's fastest man competition. Green was definitely faster than Walker.

@@sydboski I think they should get timed at the combine while wearing pads. It would be more like football running.

Tony Dorsett got chase down

​@@leroystover1062Yes he did. Unfortunately that play is not in this video. They only show a short dual clip of it. Not the actual play.

Relax bro'...athe great chase downs are mostly in part 1 and these are just some bonus plays.

He wasn't in a position to do so.

@sydboski Allen had to stop and turn around green is a corner so he was in the best position..

@@BurninSpear769 No. He wasn't in perfect position.. He was on the left side of the defense guarding Malcom Barnwell. In a head on view of the play from behind the defense you can see Barnwell block Green from actually pursuing Allen. If Green was actually in a position to chase Allen he would have gained on him and if he was close enough, catch Allen. Allen was not as fast as Dorsett. What makes you think Allen could outrun Green on a long run if both were not obstructed?

@sydboski Allen stopped reversed his field ran right up the middle Barnwell never touched green sometimes it's not about ability it's about who wants it more..

@@BurninSpear769 You are correct about everything you said up to, "sometimes it's not about ability it's about who wants it more". I just looked at the pay again and again. Green actually came from the right side of the defense when Marcus came back and ran up the middle he cut back on Green and Green missed the tackle. To whiff on a tackle against someone running full speed in the opposite direction you are facing, turn 180 degrees and start chasing someone with good speed and already almost at top speed and you being at a dead stop is impossible to catch. I don't care if it was Usain Bolt. Even He would not have been able to catch Marcus in that same situation. Marcus had about 12 to 15 yard head start it was only 74 yds. Green would not beat Allen by 15yds in a 100yd dash. So Allen with a running 15yd head start is impossible for anyone to catch. Here is the clip of the run from the end zone. You can see Green reverse his field in the Sjkin's secondary when Allen reversed his. Allen cuts back on Green in the hole when Allen took it up the middle. Again Green was not in a position to catch Allen. Fast forward to 2:14 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nIJea2WtHcA.html&ab_channel=NikoSuave%E2%80%99sWorld%F0%9F%8C%8DOfSports%26Music%21%21%21