Alot of youngins running around on TheColi that dont know shyt about the GOAT CB of All-Time
Made me think about a couple years back when Primetime was on NFL network shytting on their placement of him in the Top 100 players of all-time
http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-netwo...d81b54605/Sanders-appalled-by-spot-in-Top-100
"Who ever made this list should be slapped"
"You dont even want to look at me on 1st, 2nd, and 3rd down, and then you see me on 4th and kick the ball out of bounds? And im 34?"
"My game was so strong, they had to find something wrong"
I got this quote from another website
Do yall see these numbers? Basically Prime was targeted 174 times and gave up only 70 completions for 740 yards and 0 TDs, with 11 INTs over 49 games from 95-98
That's about 1 completion per game for 15 yards per reception against whoever he was checking for over 4 seasons
Deion Sanders aka Prime Time, 6'1, 200lbs, running a 4.1 40yd dash
#FSUMightyNoles

*edit* Primetime did NOT specifically cover only the opposing teams #1 WR. It wasnt really like that in the 90s were one corner followed the #1 WR all around the field. The stats posted above are from who he was covering. He would actually shut down an entire side of the field and let his team's defense roll the coverage over to the side of the other corner if they were lined up against the #1 WR on that play.*

Made me think about a couple years back when Primetime was on NFL network shytting on their placement of him in the Top 100 players of all-time

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-netwo...d81b54605/Sanders-appalled-by-spot-in-Top-100
"Who ever made this list should be slapped"
"You dont even want to look at me on 1st, 2nd, and 3rd down, and then you see me on 4th and kick the ball out of bounds? And im 34?"
"My game was so strong, they had to find something wrong"

I got this quote from another website
"In his prime, Deion's shutdown numbers were incredible. Nobody else has come close to what he did
STATS LLC started tracking what cornerbacks allowed back in 1995, which means they didn't track that kind of stuff for the first half of Deion's prime. But here's what they have Deion allowing from 1995 to 1998 --
1995 -- 16-for-47, 158 yards, 0 TD, 2 INTs (9 games)
1996 -- 22-for-46, 225 yards, 0 TD, 2 INTs(16 games)
1997 -- 12-for-39, 159 yards, 0 TD, 2 INTs (13 games)
1998 -- 20-for-42, 198 yards, 0 TD, 5 INTs (11 games)
Do yall see these numbers? Basically Prime was targeted 174 times and gave up only 70 completions for 740 yards and 0 TDs, with 11 INTs over 49 games from 95-98

That's about 1 completion per game for 15 yards per reception against whoever he was checking for over 4 seasons

Deion Sanders aka Prime Time, 6'1, 200lbs, running a 4.1 40yd dash
#FSUMightyNoles

*edit* Primetime did NOT specifically cover only the opposing teams #1 WR. It wasnt really like that in the 90s were one corner followed the #1 WR all around the field. The stats posted above are from who he was covering. He would actually shut down an entire side of the field and let his team's defense roll the coverage over to the side of the other corner if they were lined up against the #1 WR on that play.*
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