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| Originally posted by Member of X We just never saw the full force... |
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| Originally posted by Q5echo my dying ass. +3 big rings with his post-season stats alone he should at the very least be on the table. |
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| Originally posted by Dj Smitty20 did you ever happen to watch a Bears game from 1975-1987? I doubt most of you even remember watching Walter Payton play and NOBODY here has seen Jim Brown. |
that's definitely true. Most "experts" have Brown, Payton and Sanders in their top 3. But this is like comparing Maurice Richard to Bobby Orr/Wayne Gretzky or Pele to George Best. Theres no diffinitive answer, just opinions.
but it's fun to argue!
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| Originally posted by Dj Smitty20 but dude, Emmitt Smith also played on some crazy dynasties where he was just a PART of the winning system. |
I voted Erick Dickerson cause he has the most retarded sounding name.
i am so fucking BMEDDD right now! HAHA COFEE!! FUCK!!
HI TUFK!
wait. wtf! how did corey dillon's name make the list? yeah yeah he did set the single game rushing record against those denver broncos, and he did practically carry jon kitna and jeff blake all those years back then, but anything else? i don't think he has deserved enough cred to earn a best running back ever notion.
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| Originally posted by LeopoldStotch wait. wtf! how did corey dillon's name make the list? yeah yeah he did set the single game rushing record against those denver broncos, and he did practically carry jon kitna and jeff blake all those years back then, but anything else? i don't think he has deserved enough cred to earn a best running back ever notion. |
Tony Dorsett, Earl Campbell, and Gale Sayers would all be >>> Bettis and Dillon
A real list would have those old time greats. Marcus Allen too!
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| Originally posted by LeopoldStotch wait. wtf! how did corey dillon's name make the list? |
goodness get Shaun Alexander off of that list. Well, I guess he deserves it b/c he has the record, but I just feel that it was his O-Line that got him there.
I voted for Marshall. He was the complete package. Could pick up on any blitz that there ever was, probably the fastest runner on the list. Great hands. Incredibly smart.
Blair Thomas gets no love

actually i saw some highlights of sanders recently. He was by far the best at running the football, by A LOT. But if we are going by complete game I still say marshall.
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| Originally posted by Dj Smitty20 that's definitely true. Most "experts" have Brown, Payton and Sanders in their top 3. But this is like comparing Maurice Richard to Bobby Orr/Wayne Gretzky or Pele to George Best. Theres no diffinitive answer, just opinions. |
^^^^^ Dude, Pele himself said to everyone that he was second only to George Best and he still maintains that today. He sent a signed football to Best before he died saying "second best football player in the world" or something like that.
And not everyone agrees that Gretzky was the best hockey player! Don Cherry still says that Bobby Orr was the best, as does Ron Maclean from CBC. Gretzky had a shitload more protection in his day, while Orr did not. 70s NHL was a fuck load rougher than the 80s NHL. I love Gretzky and he was the best I ever saw, but nearly every time he was touched, there was a penalty.
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