You go Running-Back From where you came.



Thank you
2010 = 28

1) walter payton
2)barry sanders
 3)curtis martin
 4)eric dickerson
 5)emmit smith
 6)thurman thomas
 7) franco harris
 8)tony dorsett
 9) marshall faulk
 10)adrian peterson

no one will ever touch emmitt smith record, no 1 player can stay so healthy.

of them all!

of course.

backs of all time.  Have you figured out by now who that might be, you dumb shit?

to read, you would know about that.  BTW, where is there a rule that says you have to see a guy play before you can include him on a list of greatest running backs?  That is INCREDIBLY dumb, although a typical response for you!

more than 100 yards per game!  Only Barry Sanders comes close to that!

Terrell Davis was a good back, but certainly not great, at least in terms of career.

Sayers, who played on a shit Bears team and had his career cut short by injuries, was one of the best and most exciting-Best all time? Gotta go with Jim Brown-unbelievable speed and power-1rob

I have NEVER been so excited to see anyone take the field like i was with WALTER PAYTON.
That stutter-step and striaght-arm. He also played on a shitty(for the majority of time) bears team that made one wonder 'how the hell'?

I agree with you on Walter Peyton, Old School-he was awesome-did you know he could walk the length of the football field ON HIS HANDS?-Ditka was a total jerk for not letting Walter score a TD in the 85 Super Bowl win-(instead giving it to the 'Fridge') WP played and gave his all for years to the Bears-He was taken away much too soon-a truly great player and person-1rob...OUT

wasn't aware of.

It pissed me off when Ditka didn't give Walter a chance to get a td. It's my understanding that the ONLY time Walter ever complained about anything was that day and that fact.

Did you know that he had a penchant for running hills? After conquering one hill,he simply found a HIGHER one.

An incredible man and athlete.

even claimed that I had agreed to it. His very presence is insulting to anyone with a double digit IQ.

Oh, so many trolls and so few boards. lmao

O.J. Simpson. Even though he's proven to be a real piece of shit, he was as good as anybody I ever saw! His combination of speed, power and cutting ability was amazing.

but Walter also had an incredible ability to change direction rather quickly.

OJ Simpson; he played so long ago,didn't players have only the single 'face-guard' on the helmet?

They actually played in the NFL at the same time for about a third of their respective careers.

Jim Brown. That is how great he was; defensive coordinators actually had to create a defense to contain him. No one has had his combination of speed, elusiveness, size and toughness. Best ever - no question, and I love Emmitt Smith but he is not even close and neither is Barry Sanders, Walter Payton, Gale Sayers et al.

The list starts with Jim Brown...