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Just like the WR and RB lists, here we can discuss and list our top 10 Running Backs of All-Time. I changed it to 10 since I feel like the top 5 would have most of the same people. 10 will open it up for a little variety.
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These are my top 10 comparisons according to games-attempts and yrdg gained.
1)Jim Brown(Because he played in less games and less yrs than the others)-118 2359 12312 106 2)Barry Sanders (If he would have played a few more yrs,he would have passed Walter Paytons record in less games and attempts)153 3062 15269 99 3)Walter Payton-190 3838 16726 110 4)Eric Dickerson-146 2996 13259 90 5)Curtis Martin- 156 3298 13366 85 6)Emmitt Smith-226 4409 18355 164(Holds NFL Rushing Title but took alot more games and attempts to pass both Brown and Payton). 7) Jerome Bettis-180 3369 13294 82 8)Marcus Allen-221 3022 12243 123 9)Earl Campbell-115 2187 9407 74 10)O.J. Simpson-135 2404 11236 61 Other Notables: Ricky Watters-144 2622 10643 78 Eddie George-142 2865 10441 68 Marshall Faulk-160 2771 11987 100 Tony Dorsett-173 2936 12739 77 Thurman Thomas-182 2877 12074 65 Franco Harris-173 2949 12120 91 John Riggins-175 2916 11352 104 |
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1. Walter (Sweetness who delivered hits himself)
2. Jim Brown (a man among boys) 3. Eric Dickerson (Did everything without ever having a QB) 4. Emmitt Smith (Very Smooth) 5. O.J. (Just keep him away from gloves) 6. Gale Sayers(Wonder what would've happened had knee been available then) 7. Marshall Faulk (before the Knee injury, Possibly the most complete offensive weapon ever) 8. Thurman Thomas (Bills don't make 1 SB without him. Mr. 2000 total yards!) 9. Marcus Allen (Damn you Al Davis!!) 10. Curtis Martin (So consistent its frightening) SM |
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1. Walter (Sweetness who delivered hits himself) |
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But....they weren't greater.... Was Barry a better rusher than Thurman? Yes Receiver? No Blocker? thats up for debate Being a winner helps. I know Barry played on some bad teams but so did Dickerson and he managed to get them to the NFC championship game with a CFl reject at QB. SM |
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First we can all agree that this is all opinion and greater is just a point of view. You're statement of: I just chose to put players who wanted to play on my list. is probably the worst statement I've seen on this board. So...Michael Jordan would not be the greatest basketball player of all time? Brett Favre considering retirement (ie. not wanting to play) makes him not one of the greatest quarterbacks? You're just pulling up propaganda garbage....Don't hide behind some cockamamie blocking excuse...much less not even know that Barry helped Detroit to the NFC Championship game... Sportsmensa...You ain't so mensa. |
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You realize Barry accomplished the same as well... |
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JDiddy
1. Your word is not final 2. Everybody is entitled to their own opinion 3. Taking hostility to something that CAN NOT be proven through tangible testing is a waste of time. 4. If you think blocking is not required or an asset that a RB must have. Ask the countless fromer college RBs who are now busy saying "Would you like fries with that?" if their inability to block and pick up the blitz correctly made a difference in their getting cut. 5. Until you are registered and I see you at one of the National Mensa conventions, you have nothing on me. SM |
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