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I love the run where Rodney Peete puts his hands up to signal TD when Barry still has about 25 yards and the entire secondary between him and the end zone. lol. That is confidence in a teammate.
It's also kinda cool that the only time in his career he was stopped for a safety was against Buffalo. Bruce got him in the endzone.
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Barry Sanders = The best RB of all time period..... ....
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I'm a HUGE Jim Brown fan--rooting for the Giants in the NFL in those days, I absolutely HATED him because he was so good--and I still think that he is the best RB to ever have played the game. But, I would have loved to have seen Barry Sanders play behind a good offensive line on a good team--he's the only one that I put in the same class as Jim Brown.
Gayle Sayers could have been in that same class in my opinion and, like Sanders, might have been the best, but simply didn't play long enough, which was a tragic loss for football.
Payton, Simpson, Thomas, Campbell and let's not forget Bo Jackson (whose career, like Sayers' was cut short) and, dare I mention his name, E. Smith (anyone who saw him in overtime against the Giants knows why I do) were all great running backs, each in their own way, who should be part of the discussion. But, for my money, it comes down to Brown and Sanders--thunder and lightning--who were different kinds of RBs and I don't think that it's wrong to select either one as your pick as the best ever.
But, of course, that's just my opinion...and when you start talking about "the best ever" there are bound to be a lot of people who will see things very differently.
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I'm a HUGE Jim Brown fan--rooting for the Giants in the NFL in those days, I absolutely HATED him because he was so good--and I still think that he is the best RB to ever have played the game. But, I would have loved to have seen Barry Sanders play behind a good offensive line on a good team--he's the only one that I put in the same class as Jim Brown.
Gayle Sayers could have been in that same class in my opinion and, like Sanders, might have been the best, but simply didn't play long enough, which was a tragic loss for football.
Payton, Simpson, Thomas, Campbell and let's not forget Bo Jackson (whose career, like Sayers' was cut short) and, dare I mention his name, E. Smith (anyone who saw him in overtime against the Giants knows why I do) were all great running backs, each in their own way, who should be part of the discussion. But, for my money, it comes down to Brown and Sanders--thunder and lightning--who were different kinds of RBs and I don't think that it's wrong to select either one as your pick as the best ever.
But, of course, that's just my opinion...and when you start talking about "the best ever" there are bound to be a lot of people who will see things very differently.
very valid points on all parts..... only reason why i give jim brown the edge is because he was so dominant.. and not just in football..... many of the common rules in lacrosse are in place because of him.....
barry sanders had he not just quit, would probably be in the 20-25k range, depending on if he was still with the lions, or with a team that could give him an OL.
jim brown, had he done the same thing, would probably be in the same area.....
the difference, brown is smashmouth in ur face.... sanders is finesse, but in their era's they were the same..... the best
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I love the run where Rodney Peete puts his hands up to signal TD when Barry still has about 25 yards and the entire secondary between him and the end zone. lol. That is confidence in a teammate.
That's what caught my eye too. LMAO
Sanders is still behind a ton of guys and the QB's got his arms raised signifying a TD.
Those who think otherwise are too young to have seen him play, week after week, in his prime.
Should have known, way back in 1960 when we drafted Richie Lucas Number 1, that this would be a long, hard ride. But who could have known it would be THIS bad?
Had Brown not retired prematurely, he'd still be #1.
Simpson was Barry Sanders while Barry was still in diapers.
Payton and Thomas were better all-around backs.
Let's not forget Sayers, either.
Sanders was great...but he wasn't the best of all time.
Oh bull crap. Simpson better than sanders? Please stop. Sanders hands down is the best RB of all time to this point. And how do you know what kind of all around back Sanders was? They never threw to him. I know for FACT at OK state the guy could catch very well.
I have seen just about all of the guys you list, NONE compare.
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