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Best juke move of all time??


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What was the best juke move of all time??

 

My nomination....

 

Dante Hall:

 

Although I am sure Barry has about 10 that could be used...I remember one in particular against the Bills where Bruce caught him in the backfield, grabbed him by the jersey, spun him around, he got away and reversed field, juked Bennett in the backfield and then outran Talley for the first down...it was amazing...

 

 

 

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Any discussion of best juke move begins and ends with Barry.

 

Though I will say, the move in the OP is pretty impressive.

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5 minutes ago, Rubes said:

Any discussion of best juke move begins and ends with Barry.

 

Though I will say, the move in the OP is pretty impressive.

If we're talking football Barry owns the category but if it is more general then you have to consider this move ?

 

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6 minutes ago, eball said:

Chad Pennington on Eddie Robinson.  Got him with the old "dead leg."


was just about to post this. That was the end for poor Eddie Robinson. 
 

Edit. Here it is:

 

https://www.newyorkjets.com/video/throwback-chad-pennington-shake-and-bake-td-vs-buffalo

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I can't find it, but there was a juke by Lesean McCoy while he was here where he juked like he was going to go one way around an olineman and the defender charged that hole, but then McCoy juked back the other way around the lineman, so the defender lunged toward nothing. He looked so confused.

 

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1 hour ago, H2o said:

 

Pick one

Barry was one of a kind and (IMO) the most entertaining running back to watch ever.  He tried to make something out of every play.. often lost 5 yards and put the Lions in unmanageable 2nd or 3rd and long.  But more often than not, he'd make a play and the result would be incredible.  A true play maker

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