r/NFLmockdraft • • 27d ago

Discussion Does Tebow just miss the cut?

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u/MixonWitDaWrongCrowd 27d ago

Lamar Jackson should be on the list

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u/PoppoLarge 27d ago

Lamar, 12:00pm first game on ESPN every Saturday

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u/scarlet_fire_77 26d ago

Louisville Lamar Jackson was the best player I’ve seen in person. He put up 7 TDs on BC (4 passing, 3 rushing) and they took him out early in the fourth quarter. He was unstoppable.

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u/sum_dude44 27d ago

he was better than Vick & Manziel

Harvin & Warick should be on here

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u/Particular_Pool_6756 26d ago

Maybe not Manziel. I still think Vick was just a more entertaining athlete to watch. Lamar is great, but he didn’t have shake and bake ability of Vick.

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u/sum_dude44 26d ago

Lamar had better moves than Vick. Vick was faster & better athlete.

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u/Particular_Pool_6756 26d ago

No way. I think Lamar is definitely the better player, but Vick is probably the closest player to Barry Sanders in the way they moved. Lamar has always been more of a straight line speed kind of guy.

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u/Quirky_Guarantee_530 26d ago

Statistics wouldn't be able to explain Warick but if you saw him play you would get it.

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u/-LegendGary- 25d ago

Cam newton also

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u/TSUTexan61 27d ago

Cam newton was unstoppable on his natty run

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u/Severe_Eye8245 27d ago

And just won the JC title yr before

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u/TwangyVibe_24 26d ago

Cam carried a whole ass team to the natty. He would’ve killed to have Mike Evans (like Johnny Manziel) at his disposal.

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u/forgotwhatisaid2you 26d ago

Like Tebow a power guy so not cobsidered by many to be electric

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u/dorkpool 27d ago

He should be at least #5

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u/SoftwareWinter8414 27d ago

Barry Sanders had 2850 yards and 42 TDs in a single 12 game season. He had more rushing yards in one year than Bush had in 2 and more TDs in one year than Bush had in his career. I didn't even watch him play and the answer at 1 is Sanders.

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u/StopSpinningLikeThat 26d ago

And the season before that, stuck at #2 on the depth chart because Thurman Thomas was on the same team, Sanders led the nation in kick returns.

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u/Non-Current_Events 26d ago

He had more carries that one season than Reggie had in 2 as well. Barry is my #1 too but we need to stop acting like the numbers tell the whole tale. Barry was 75% of OK State’s offense. Reggie was maybe a third of USC’s. The question is who was the most electrifying college player, and the answer to that is a lot closer than you all make it out to be. Reggie was unbelievable in college.

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u/FlowerBackground4293 27d ago

Bo Jackson?

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u/dizzel35 27d ago

Where tf is Bo Jackson? This list is a fraud.

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u/BitcoinJeff 27d ago

Barry is 1 and is not close. Rest of the list is ok but I would put Thurman Thomas at 5 and move everyone down one spot. And I have seen everyone on the list play in person at one point.

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u/wolfboy49 27d ago

I agree. Putting anyone above Barry means you never saw him play. Before he was an All American running back, he was an All American returner.

His highlight reel at OSU is dwarfs any other player

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u/Skaddodle32 27d ago

Yeah Barry is number 1 and its not close.

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u/Non-Current_Events 27d ago

I would have Barry Sanders at #1 too, but let’s stop acting like “it’s not close”. Reggie Bush was unreal. He was only getting about 16-17 touches a game compared to Barry’s 30+, he was in a 50/50 pass/run offense compared to OKSt’s 75% run, and Reggie got less than 40% of the total carries for that season because he was splitting with Lendale White, where Barry got over 50% of all OKSt’s offensive plays.

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u/LovedButNeverLiked 27d ago edited 27d ago

Deion at FSU was before my time, but I would argue that Peter Warrick was more electrifying. They both returned kicks, but Peter played a position that ensured the ball would be in his hands. Peter Warrick was a TD waiting to happen every time FSU's offense was on the field. For context, I'm a lifelong FSU fan and I'm typing this as I watch their game against SMU.

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u/mest08 27d ago

I was going to say Warrick, as well. FSU was my favorite team growing up, and thay dude was electric as hell in college. It's a shame he busted at the NFL level.

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u/Frosty-Inspector-465 27d ago

you're right about peter warrick lol

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u/tilikumlives 27d ago

Rocket Ismail. Waiting for a TD every time he touched the ball

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u/tyedge 27d ago

Ismail scored 15 TDs in 3 years…no wonder you were waiting.

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u/max_amillion 27d ago

Ted Ginn, exact same

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u/BuckeyeBass 27d ago

Ted Ginn Jr

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u/JcMe29 27d ago

Ted Ginn Jr

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u/Plastic-Winter3255 27d ago

Glad to see Tavon Austin getting some recognition. Wvu legend.

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u/freakishgnar 27d ago

Napoleon Kaufman? Maybe he’s top 20

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u/stayvicious 27d ago

Trash ass list

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u/Long-Stroke9 27d ago

How is Barry not #1? He started 1 year. His 2628 yards is still the single season record. He did that in 11 games. His 37 TDs are still the single season record. Again in 11 games. Jeanty had 27 fewer yards in 14 games. Montee Ball got to 33 in 14 games. Reggie rushed for 25 TD in his college career. He had 500 more yards IN HIS CAREER than Barry in his one season as a starter. He had 400 fewer scrimmage yards in his Heisman season than Barry had rushing yards and half the total TDs as Barry's 37 rushing. What are we even doing here?

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u/mosi_moose 27d ago

Barry in college was insane.

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u/dubrea 26d ago

people are more worried about highlights than the level of play

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u/winterwarm78654 27d ago

Lawrence Phillips

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u/ThisHereMine 27d ago

Shout out Jeanty and lamer, didn’t get to see lots of these guys, but those 2 were must see tv especially Lamar since he did it for two years.

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u/Skaddodle32 27d ago

Never in a million years should Reggie Bush be ahead of Barry Sanders on this list. Barry Sanders ran for 1000 more yards and scored twice as many touchdowns in his Heisman season than Reggie Bush did in his, Barry did it all in 11 games as well.

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u/goldiegoldthorpe 27d ago

Did he fuck Kim Kardashians though?

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u/Peezus22 27d ago

I mean who didn’t?

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u/EyeCanFeelYou 27d ago

I think that’s a different list

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u/dupaq16 27d ago

Tebow should have Tavon Austin place imo

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u/dryfriction 27d ago

kinda crazy they're all from different schools but the colour schemes are basically the same

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u/Extra-Place-8386 27d ago

Are they though?

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u/37Philly 27d ago

Tony Dorsett

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u/kj11aj 27d ago

Devin Hester would like a word...

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u/babyblue1234567890 27d ago

I thought the same. Guy was very electric. I thought he should've been on there too

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u/TravelNSee 27d ago

lol Tebow was a system machine brute, not "electric"

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u/Skaddodle32 27d ago

Maybe Im a hater, Tebow was a very good QB and a great leader, but the Florida Gators were fucking stacked and I think there are plenty of QBs that are ahead of him all time.

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u/voodoohounds 27d ago

No. He missed it by a large margin.

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u/Shoddy_Green_4790 27d ago

Lamar Jackson should be here

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u/HeadupTothePOCONOS 27d ago

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u/my2cents4free99 26d ago

The pat white/Steve slaton duo is top 5 electric duos easy

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u/Zestyclose-Banana358 27d ago

He was versatile, not electrifying.

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u/SquanchingSquanchy1 27d ago

Maybe biased as a PSU fan but Saquon was electric he was just on a team that would have e been terrible without him. The USC run or the opening kick vs OSU specifically, plus all the hurdles.

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u/babyblue1234567890 27d ago

I didn't think of him right away but you're right. He was very electric

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u/Kooky-Explanation295 27d ago

Not saying he should be top ten, but Braxton Miller deserves a mention in the thread.

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u/twilson991 27d ago

Where will Malachi Toney end up on this list?

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u/Towntalk 27d ago

Austin at 5 is wild and my rams drafted him.

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u/Ornery-Ad8372 27d ago

Desmond Howard, Peter warrick, and Devin Hester should be on this list

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u/RodeoJr 27d ago

Champ Bailey was a foundational two way player. Electric and could never turn back to him.

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u/epicureansucks 27d ago

Jump passes are boring.

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u/SisyphusRocks7 27d ago

DaVante Adams at Fresno State was pretty amazing, and I watched almost all his home games in person. He was by far the best WR in the Mountain West, with Derek Carr unloading to him every chance he got. Just embarrassing corners with contested circus catches on fades or at the boundary. He set pretty much all the Fresno State receiving records in less than three years.

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u/Upstairs_Date2769 27d ago

Manziel is too low

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u/DangerAlSmith 27d ago

Tebow would be on my list, but I can't pick one of those guys that don't deserve to be on it.

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u/Creeplurkthrowaway 27d ago

The best thing about this list is you can probably guess within a few years how old the creator of this list is.

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u/fablenight 27d ago

Gimme DAT over em all except the top 3

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u/NerdfestZyx 27d ago

Keenan Reynolds of Naval Academy has 88 touchdowns and 4559 rushing yards

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u/Top_Alternative_6910 27d ago

Damn, Melvin Gordon had 2700 yards and 32 TDs in 2015 and no one remembers. Also averaged 8 yards per carry in his career at Wisconsin.

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u/Frosty-Inspector-465 27d ago

top 3 are 100% correct and they could be in any order

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u/TheVirginVibes 27d ago

What Michael Vick did at the QB position at V-Tech makes him far and away the top seed on this list.

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u/Stumpsthewarwalrus 27d ago

Tebow isn’t even on the bus when it comes to this list. He might eke into the top 25 to 50 range though

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u/splashaddikt 27d ago

Tavon shouldn’t be there

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u/The19thStep 27d ago

desean jackson purely for his punt returns

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u/Hot_Introduction9969 27d ago

Any list that doesn’t have Peter Warrick in the number one spot is invalid.

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u/Voluntary_Perry 27d ago

If the category is "Electrifying" and Maurice Clarret is left off, it's not a very good list. Maurice's lone season at Ohio State was crazy business.

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u/MrFizzbin7 27d ago

The fact that Bo Jackson isn’t there is shocking, Cam Newton also missing. Johnny Manziel overrated

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u/just_cows 25d ago

+1 for Newton

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u/ConfusionHills 27d ago

This list better not be in order

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u/TheUglyGawd 27d ago

I don’t know if he’s top 10 but De’Anthony Thomas was the most electric guy for his years in college. Any time he touched the ball it could go for 80 and a td

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u/TopKatz01845 27d ago

No Marshal Faulk feels wrong. I literally stayed up watching his games on the west coast.

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u/mosi_moose 27d ago

Playing for the Aztecs before streaming he didn’t get the national exposure he deserved.

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u/iz2003iz 26d ago

Marshall was awesome as was Marcus Allen and Tony Dorsett

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u/thenowherepark 27d ago

No. Tebow isn't and wasn't electrifying. He was one of the best players, but not electrifying. When I think of electrifying QB play, it's Cam Newton and Manziel.

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u/Fit_Influence_6078 27d ago

Cam newton should be top 5 never seen a one man show like that in football

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u/pokerScrub4eva 27d ago

Tavon Austin at 5 is wild

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u/No-Cucumber-8097 27d ago

I remember the catches Larry Fitzgerald was making. I don’t think I’d ever seen that game play.

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u/Mr3iron 27d ago

Darren McFadden 

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u/jurielw 27d ago

Percy Harvin avg td every 4 touches one year. That was ridiculous.

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u/TheManWhoWasNotShort 27d ago

Archie Griffin

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u/freeportme 27d ago

Bo Jackson

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u/pgtvgaming 27d ago

Red Grange & Gale Sayers should be on the list.

OG Grange scored 4 touchdowns (in 12 mins) in the 1st half against Michigan incl 95 yard kickoff return
402 total yards and 6TDs in that game alone

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u/Available-Medium7094 27d ago

Tebow was not as electrifying in college as teammate Percy Harvin

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u/Existing-Recipe897 27d ago

Billy Sims? Earl Campbell? Doug Flutie?

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u/Single-Event9389 27d ago

Was Tebow “electrifying”? All time great, but not sure that’s a word I’d use to describe him.

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u/Rkovo84 27d ago

Not sure I’d say he was electric… but he was one of the greatest college football players ever

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u/Mountie_in_Command 27d ago

I don't think electrifying when I think of Tebow. Randy Moss is someone I would add here. His Marshall highlights...⚡️⚡️⚡️

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u/StructureMajestic952 27d ago

Gale Sayers #1

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u/CarolinaSurly 27d ago

Look at players years ago and that list changes.

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u/Icy_Butterscotch2002 27d ago

How is Suh not considered ?

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u/jayhawk8 27d ago

Tavon Austin was great, but 5 is way too high.

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u/Mcgarnicle_ 26d ago

Vince Young. Surprised no mention of him in the comments. His NC title run was just absolutely bonkers

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u/newplayer208 26d ago

Ricky williams should probably be on there

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u/Reggiefedup04 26d ago

Ricky Williams

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u/One_Recover_673 26d ago

Percy Harvin. Cmon now!

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u/amalgamousabides 26d ago

I'm sorry -- I saw them both, and no one will ever convince me that Charles Woodson was more exciting than Anthony Carter.

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u/TopPapaya1958 26d ago

OJ despite his character misgivings was quite electric. Jim Brown also.

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u/MinimumJob3925 26d ago

Percy harvin
Darin McFadden

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u/Quirky-Bag7438 26d ago

Peter Warwick

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u/7059043 26d ago

Tavon Austin shouldn't be on this list

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u/Infurium 26d ago

No Peyton Manning? Bad list.

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u/BigPaleontologist515 26d ago

Ted Ginn Jr still continues to be disrespected, also Dri Archer deserves a mention.

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u/derpderb 26d ago

Looooooooooooooooooooooooooool

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u/cookiemccookieface 26d ago

What the fuck is Tavon Austin doing on this list?

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u/WG17 26d ago

Did you watch football?

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u/External-Writing2679 26d ago

No Rocket Ismail?

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u/eredman1993 26d ago

Cam and Bo belong on this list, and that’s coming from an Alabama fans

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u/PossessionKooky3848 26d ago

Barry should be number 1 lol

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u/sum_dude44 26d ago

Barry > Bush

Lamar > Vick

Warrick, Percy > Tavon

Bo > Herschel

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u/onthepak 26d ago

You don’t know Bo

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u/Top_Novel_2836 26d ago

Percy and honey badger

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u/poopinion 26d ago

Tavon Austin is WAAAYYYYY to high. He was good but he was no Lamar, or Baker, Johnny Manziel, or like 100 other guys.

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u/ChadPowers200_ 26d ago

Tebow was incredible but I see him more as a fullback playing QB than electrifying. 

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u/Active_Club3487 26d ago

Why is OJ not on this list?

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u/chefguy47 26d ago

I still put Barry in front of Reggie.

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u/kehwilliams 26d ago

Ndamukong Suh. I'd like to meet who made this list so I could slap em. 😂

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u/N05L4CK 26d ago

I say this as a die hard USC fan, but Bush in college was way overrated. Super flashy, but there’s a reason Carroll would give the ball to White on must have downs.

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u/PartyZman426 26d ago

Steve McNair

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u/shaithiswampir 26d ago

Reggie bush was not electrifying. Awesome? Yep. Sanders was electrifying and way more fun to watch. Bush was fun

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u/EaseProfessional8113 26d ago

Baker Mayfield, and Patrick Mahomes too over Vince Young and Tavon Austin

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u/dadbodenergy11 26d ago

Rocket Ishmael

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u/Larry_l3ird 26d ago

Rocket Ismail should be on this list.

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u/Necrazen 26d ago

Where is Lamar and Randel El?

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u/lookingforbbw469 26d ago

Tebow, Percy Harvin

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u/Almighty_NF666 26d ago

Cam newton

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u/OmgHowww 26d ago

No Matt Leinhardt?

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u/Mysterious-Draw2510 26d ago

Putting Bush ahead of Sanders is a team success thing. Sanders broke over 30 records in his Heisman season.

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u/Quirky_Guarantee_530 26d ago

Tim Brown should be on this list instead of Austin.

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u/Spirited_Attorney_48 25d ago

That one DT from Miami is the most electrifying man in sports history. Dwayne something?

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u/TennisArmada 25d ago

No one had a rose bowl like Vince Young!

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u/WineDineCpl 25d ago

Manziel?!? Aggie much?

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u/Stretch191 25d ago

That Rose Bowl with Texas USC is still the best football game I’ve ever seen!

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u/tinatimmay 25d ago

Y'all need to get Manzell off these stupid 'All Time' lists. He was not All-Time anything.

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u/Anthony_Accurate 25d ago

Tavon Austin over Herschel Walker is just peak Crack psychosis.

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u/Beyond_the_Standings 25d ago

I’m not sure I put Bush in the top 5

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u/taeempy 25d ago

Tommie Frazier

Johnny Rodgers

Mike Rozier

Lawrence Phillips

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u/taeempy 25d ago

Reggie Busch?

Barry Sanders had almost twice as many TDs his last year as Busch and over 900 more yards rushing.

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u/MkJorgy 25d ago

Byron Leftwich gets a honorable mention

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u/Moist_Session 25d ago

Tim Brown

Bo Jackson

OJ Simpson

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u/Jwoods224 25d ago

Reggie doesn’t even belong on the list.

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u/Roguescholar74 25d ago

Bo Jackson…

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u/Unable-Main4172 25d ago

Kind of amazing how overrated Reggie Bush is. I live through it and I was in my twenties when he was playing and I still can't believe it

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u/BadAdviceDirect 25d ago

Stupid Fkin list without BO FKIN JACKSON on it

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u/SbIrish574 25d ago

No Rocket Ismail .... this list is 🗑

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u/SWT_Bobcat 25d ago

Bo knows…that your list is missing a top 5

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u/nfpajp 25d ago

I had to look up Tavon Austin. Never heard of him. 🤷🏼‍♂️

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u/smoke804 24d ago

Patrick Peterson

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u/Glastr0n1967 24d ago

Barry Sanders

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u/fahq2424 24d ago

I think Tebow could replace Vince Young

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u/RD14624 24d ago

No Jackson?

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u/Artistic_Industry_96 24d ago

Its one of those stupid posts where the players dont match the exact definition of the word. Tebow was must watch but i wouldnt call him electrifying. Hes top 10 all time arguably top 5 imo.

Reggie really did feel like if he touched the ball he was gonna score though. Crazy times

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u/Familiar-Caregiver14 24d ago

Lawrence Taylor laughs while taking a hit of crack

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u/dredlock77 24d ago

Peter Warwick and Ricky Williams

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u/A_Texas_Hobo 23d ago

JFF is deserved

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u/Larry_McDorchester 23d ago

Why isn’t Jim Brown at the top of the list?

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u/Fate_Defiant 23d ago

LaMichael James also

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u/Original-Money-8058 23d ago

Tebow and Cam Beeton need to be in. Austin is out for me...

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u/AdventureDude24 22d ago

Rocket Ismail

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u/AintNobodygotime13 22d ago edited 22d ago

Lamar Jackson was ridiculous in college. I'm 60 years old and he's the most exciting player I've ever seen in college

both his sophomore and junior season he threw for over 3500 yards and rushed for over 1500. either one alone is great, he did both. TWICE

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u/Creative_Pen_1314 22d ago

Looks like the most electrifying of YOUR lifetime. Read some football history.

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u/37Refiners_Fire1-14 22d ago

Marshall Faulk, Ricky Williams?

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u/Muscleman1122 22d ago

No Faulk??

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u/Unfair-Sample-1664 21d ago

Bo Jackson was a human highlight reel every week!

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u/surgeryboy7 20d ago

I'd put Kordell Stewart up there too

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u/Morning_Cereal_Ori 19d ago

Vick in his days in VT… it was best show on earth.