EVERY 90+ Yard Touchdown Run! 

God bless you

Why didn’t you put me on top 10 plays of the week cookieboy?

With the absolutely atrocious angle anyone could of ran it for 90+ that game

Not really

And he finished the game with less than 100 yards

He easily would have been the best...

That dude time traveled.

Both up the left sideline and he accelerated like the finest of sports cars

@@kayfuller7304 the safety has the angle on him to the sideline, and yet Bo somehow beats him there WHILE accelerating before turning upfield and hitting the jets. Seemingly effortless, and truly a sight to behold..

I loved running the ball with Bo Jackson in Tecmo Bowl.

Same could be said for many players in this video

For real. He's damned beast in traffic.

Facts #TitanUp

dude does Walter Payton did offseason run up hills that's why he is such a power runner

So true. Most of these are just "he sees a hole, he runs through it" but Henry's are both contentious until he reaches the goal line pretty much For me, that 99-yarder is the most impressive run in NFL history

Original beast mode run

The announcer called that play beautifully.

I was impressed how far down field the lineman #74 was blocking. His last block was like 60-65 yards down field.

@John Dough Lynch’s was not only better, it was iconic, it’s not even close. What are you talking about

@@steveaustin2686 That was Dave Fiore, who was blocking Jets LB Mo Lewis (#57). While Fiore ran untouched until that block downfield, Lewis was held up at the start of the play, only to break free in pursuit of Garrison Hearst.

Was just thinking the same thing. No disrespect to Dorsett, he broke some tackles too, but Henry was fighting his way down the entire field. You just knew he wasn't going down though. Edit: just comparing the two 99 yarders. I think Hearst has the greatest run here.

idk man the garrison hearst one i had never even seen before today but he broke 2 tackles, stiff armed another dude, was in constant danger the whole time, and it was in OT

It's a great effort by Henry but holy shit was that Jaguars defense just trash on that play

@@woozie___ Dorsett didn't facemask anybody ( 12:00 ) on his, though. Also, watch the tight end with the death grip on #50. Were it not for the refs missing two obvious calls against the Titans on the same play, it otherwise would have never happened.

I agree but the garrison hearst one was very very close. Never seen that that before. I think the best of all time was Marshon lynch against the saints when he shedded abt 7 tackles to score.

Man was a living mythical creature. Especially for his time.

@@tybhighlights7337 What a damn shame that a scrub Cincinnati Bengal ended his career.

Yes Bo was special but truth is Herschel Walker was in fact faster. Herschel ran a 10.23 legal FAT to Bo's 10.44. These are the facts. But Bo seemed to be better for some reason. Bo was a very fluid RB & Herschel was extremely stiff when he ran. Too many push-ups I believe. They said Bo barely worked out.

@@biggalaxy9102 faster on the track yes, definitely not faster than Bo on the field with pads... Video doesn't lie 🤷🏾‍♂️

@@bacchusthompson5834 lol the black emoji

Lol I was 100% looking for this comment

i was just watching that play, and all i could think was “good lord hill has to be the fastest player in the league he made pro athletes look so slow”

best part is damien williams is really fast

it was hilarious watching him fly past everyone into the screen at the very end

"On your left" -Tyreek Hill probably

I think Bo had 2 also

Man, I hated Henry when he played for Bama, and my Vols couldn't contain such a monster, but I love him now! 😃

@@Just_Pele I went to the Bama Tennessee game this year and wore a Henry Bama jersey and these Tennessee guys told me they love him and he’s a beast. Glad we can agree on something lol.

calm down kid pulling away from linebackers and defensive linemen isn't that impressive.

@@Legendary-zh9hd What a stupid take. As if all the DBs just sit down on the field and eat sandwiches whenever Henry gets the ball. 😂🤣

@@Legendary-zh9hd There's countless highlights of him smoking DB's, but sure bud.

How true.

He has long strides

It's a deceptive speed. Long stride makes him look like he isn't running hard but he is moving. If he wasn't he would be caught.

@@Dr-Jan-itor I Like Derrick Henry's Running 💨 Speed

There was another kid as deceptively fast, "a mean motor scooter from Mississippi".

G shit, Him , CJ2k & Of course fuckin Lamar Miller are insane. Lamar Miller ran from fuckin 97 yards wit 2 different teams🔥🔥🔥... Darrick Henry & CJ2K are a Madden Dream Tho Fasho, No Jackson was just a fuckin Track star among boys

Thanks, just one word: COULD! GO! ALL! THE! WAY! - Chris Berman

Yea Garrison Hearst Had 1 of the most Madden Type runs ever

That stiff arm!!!!!!!

TO catches a lot of hate but he sprinted down and got the block to cap it off

Tony Dorsett and Derrick Henry both ran for 99 yard td's.

@@paulklaes816 99 is not 97. Read the statement carefully lol

@@AngelGarcia-jc6ys thank you Angel, lol plus did they run that yardage twice?

Who gives a fuck

And for 2 different teams But 1 was against the Jets so I don't know if it should count' 🤣🤣

He barely made it so no I don't think so!

I agree 💯,by far the 2 most impressive on the list and that person talking about Travis Henry barely made it, let's see them do it, that run was impressive

I think its the best on here because of the broken tackles/stiff arm and it was game winner in OT.

@@williamkelly8951 i agree, it's one of the greatest walk offs in nfl history

and credit to the linebacker who didn't catch Hearst in time but didn't give up on the play. Great run and effort from just about everyone involved which to me makes the run greater.

TO was a beast at blocking. You should see the highlights

First time I've seen TDs name mentioned. He was the best homerun hitter in football with his speed. Just no respect here for him in the comments for his talents. Can't figure that out. TD was a good they come.

@@73Trident He suffers from recency bias.

Him relegating a HOF player in his prime to the bench should be enough to get him in

If doctors did their job right he would’ve made a full recovery

Except theres no actual proog he ran the 4.13.

@@tradingstuff2120 theres always one hater

Bo knows!

Auburn legend not Charles Barkley

Lamar Miller (never heard of him) and Ahmad Green too, but yeah I was thinking the same. I really wish I could have seen Bo have a full career.

@@blackjoker234 I would have loved to seen Gayle Sayers have a full career

@@eugenestewart4251 same, the dude was ridiculously good, just a different breed

@@blackjoker234 You think he's better than Demarco Murray?

Chris johnson mad it twice too

Ask flemlo raps

Now I forget either 2 or 3 seasons ago in the preseason against the cowboys he absolutely tore his knee up and tore everything. Last I heard he signed with the pats but got released. Look up the injury on youtube

I seen Barry Sanders break 80 yds twice in a game. 😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣😭

He’s a free agent the saints had him on the practice squad I believe after kamara got hurt

Henry is lucky to be in an Era where the NFL are horrific tacklers!

@@biggalaxy9102 OK so which "league" do you think has Legit tacklers? Since the NFL isn't good enough for you.

@@biggalaxy9102 ok and Bo played during an era where the majority of the league was bulky and slow. They wore giant shoulder pads and could barely run half the time. Do you hold this against Bo? I would assume not. Every era has things you could say, " oh so and so is lucky". Horrific tackling or not it's one of the best of all time.

The Hearst run was pretty nasty as well.

😆

Cutting and slashing...lol

Then Jason Garrett ruined anything jones did well.

I watched Bo Jackson as a kid and I guarantee you that he would be within top 3 rushers of all time. He was so fast that he always out run the defense or some cases just run over them. He was a truck on the field

I agree, watching Bo when I was young being dual sport like Deion. I seen him as the better player n Deion was a great athlete but Bo was another level. I’m not sure if correct but he quit cause a freak hip injury. Bo didn’t really train either. He was … he was Bo n Bo knows archery lol

I think your watching him with D. Henry tbh

Should have had 3. Got caught at the 1 vs Bengals.

Bo knows steroids.

Exactly. Too many tubers talking these days.

Here's another interesting fact about his 99 yd run. According to Dorsett, the Cowboys only had 10 men on the field for that play!

Imagine him & Darrick On Da Same team🔥

Poor guy got ran over by a 2nd defender too lol

Glad someone else saw that

@@KBem93 hell yea, I watched that play about 10 times in slow mo.

For a guy the size of Cam, it's most certainly impressive. Especially considering Charles was far from slow

He didn't "almost" catch him he was like 10 yards behind him but yeah great effort

@@Trollololololful You're completely right he wasn't, but when you consider that Charles playing weight was around 195-200lbs and Jordan typical is between 275-285lbs roughly it's a pretty impressive that Cam was able to even get within 10 yards of Charles all things considering.

Thank you for recognizing The Juice's fluidity and World-class speed.

@@24gmj2010 "The Juice", haha. I forgot about that nickname. Hilarious.

He was really good running through airports, too!

@@carrite Yes, but he went and did a horrible thing.

he once did it on back to back plays. but one was called off on a penalty.

Ah yeah, ask John Lynch about those runs if I'm not mistaken he had opportunities to make a tackle on both of those runs by Barry Sanders, imo he was one of the if not greatest backs of All Time, subpar O line his entire career. Incredible ability to make people miss and not take the big hits, if the Lions had done better in the front office, he would easily have more all time yardage than Emmitt Smith

No both runs were touchdowns I watched Barry's entire career when I lived in Michigan he got 2 for 80 plus in the same game, wasn't no penalties calling anything back

Reports he ran a 4.13!!!

Facts, but was much more than just a ‘speed’ RB. Dude had it all.

This is super bowl era only

@@NFLVault ok that’s excusable, I’ve done it that way several times before

Yep it’s great to use “Super Bowl Era” as a cutoff for videos like this since pre super bowl footage is very hard to find at times, as I’m sure you know haha

@@NFLVault War eagle Auburn

@@NFLVault Do you not have that footage in your vaults though?

Whose Damien Hill?

the only thing more impressive than Dunns career is what he has done since he retired...building an giving houses to single mothers is next level....

Warrick Dunn: great athlete, even better human.

And Dunn loved to run it up the gut and he was really good at it. Watching him and Alstott was a treat.

Should've won the MVP.

He ran for 70 the week before he broke the single game rushing record and only 45 the week after. What's your point?

@@aw1889 he had a run that was over 90 and still didn't get over 100 for the game. that was their point. duh

@@JB-423 Exactly. Usually 90 yards in one play would make at least for for 150+ yard game. So technically he had a bad game minus that one play. It's just an interesting fact, it ain't that complicated 🤣

Probably because the refs starting calling the holding penalties. hehe

So basically had a few rushes for negative yards, still doesn't diminish the accomplishment

Marion Barber died?!?!?

@@lightyagami3492 yeah, it’s very sad :(

@@mariosnum1fan Damn and i was having a good day to... :(

Just seen this. He was one of my favorite running backs in his time. He ran so hard, I wouldn't be surprised to learn he had a sever form of CTE

He’s one of the best ever

OMG, I just Googled it. Dead at 38 today. Nooo...

i've still got a jersey of his.

Believe it. He was the Secretariat of human athletes. You know upon his death the Vet discovered Secretariat had a larger heart than other thoroughbreds. "...Secretariat now has a 28-length lead, he's running like a TREMENDOUS MACHINE!" The same could be said for Vincent Edward "Bo" Jackson in any sport, at any level.

You guys have the best announcer..luv hearin that ol man!

@@yancyjenkinssr1824 That was (and still is) Merrill Reese. Voice of the Eagles since 1977. He called another long-distance TD, 99 yards by Mike Quick vs. Atlanta in 1985. That one, though, was on a pass reception from Ron Jaworski.

Me too. He's such a humble warrior, rarely getting any true shine. But that's ok, Mr. Nick "Fright Train" Chubb.

The Thursday Night game vs Washington

Perfect timing

This

Was looking to see if anyone else had posted this, saved me the effort :)

There's this one (or two actually) from Earl Campbell that just might blow your mind. Took a guy for about 5-10 yd ride: with the arm.

I totally agree, Hearst was really difficult and hard fought, but I think Henry's stiff arm and having to fight off several defensive players was even more difficult. Incredible strength

Those 2 definitely the best.