the best running back Walter Payton, Sanders, Emmit Smith, or who?
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Jim Brown is the best I've ever seen. He was the only runningback I can think of who was able to incorporate so many styles into one. If he wanted to, he could be a power runner and bull doze over you. If he felt like it, he could use his amazing speed and quickness to out run the fastest of linebackers and defensive backs. One person said it best, "You don't tackle Jim Brown, Jim Brown tackles you." Payton is a close second, Sanders is tied with Sayers for third. Emmit was good, but prospered from an amazing line.
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Walter Payton was the greatest player on the field, and gave so much back especially to kids. For years he would send presents to orphanages and needy children anonymously. Even after his Death he still continues to give.\n\n"In 1998 Walter continued his many philanthropic works through his Walter Payton Foundation. Through his personal involvement and devotion to children's causes he eased the suffering of many of our nation's neediest children"
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Johnson is having the best year this year, that can't be argued, it's pretty obvious.  But Torry Holt is the best WR playing right now based on his career, he's been consistantly good his entire career, not alot of players can say that.  Harrison comes close, but I would definitely put Torry Holt as the best in the game right now.  Oh, and he's not in the headlines alot because he's a class player, you don't see him calling attention to himself like Johnson or T.O., it took a few years for Tomlinson to get recognition for the same reason.  NFL fans like to watch train wrecks now more than real athletes.
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mcnair\nlewis, jones\nhorn, moss,evans
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mario lopez was the best tonight.  he and emmitt smith will make it to the final two.
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#1. Kevin Jones- Should NEVER be on your bench for the remainder of the Year he is a SOLID RB.\n#2. Chester Taylor- at home VS the #23 Def in NFL gotta roll with him here!\n#3. Ronnie BRown- at home against KC- Miami coming off of a great win VS CHI.\n\n**Gotta sit Mike Bell with Tatum Bell possibly back**
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You have them closely in order. Move Jim Brown to #2 and let the others slide down one. Number 5 is Barry Sanders and I'll give Eric D # 6.
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Best WR: Steve Smith yes you got this one right and next year will be even better since adding Keyshawn so it will be harder to double team.\n\nBest WR in draft: Chad Jackson, your right again but only because hes going to the Patriots were he was Tom Brady to throw to him.\n\nBreak-out next year: Same team different WR. Brandon Llyod, he is good but playing for the 49ers brought his stats down. This year playing with Antwaan and Moss will allow more 1-on-1 coverage and get him more yards and catchs.\n\nBest TE: Antonio Gates had the best season but im gonna go with Tony Gonzalez because he had a horrible 1st half of the year and finished 2nd in TE yards. He can also block much better than anyother TE.\n\nBest in draft: Vernon Davis. Hes the most ready player in the draft and once he smooths in and learns to block he will be unstoppable.\n\nMost under-rated TE: I am sorry to tell you but he had 825 in 2004 i dont know where you are getting your stats from. But the most underrated TE is Jermaine Wiggins. Top 10 in yards, Top 5 in catches and no fumbles in 16 games last year.
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Peyton will be known as one of the best, there are a lot of shoes to fill there and he has not been to nor won the Superbowl yet.  The only 2 really great QB's to not win one are Marino and Kelly.  The best ever?  He has to look up to Bradshaw, Montana, Aikman and Elway  before anyone can claim that for Peyton.  Maybe he will, we will have to see.  Joe Montana was the best QB ever, cool under pressure and very few mistakes and a whole bunch ' o Super Bowl rings.\n\nL.T. by far is the best running back the Chargers have ever had.  But, he too, has a long way to go to stand up to Payton, Brown, Sanders and Thurman.  Walter Payton was the best running back ever.  He NEVER had a really good offensive line and he held the rushing record for a long time before Emmit passed it.  Emmit had a VERY good offensive line for several years, He is good but not as good as a Payton or Barry Sanders.
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1, Randy Moss\n2. Chad Johnson\n3. Steve Smith\n4. Terral Owens\n5. Marvin Harrison
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1) Dick Butkus, Dominate and mean.\n2) Lawerence Taylor, strong & fast\n3) Mike Singletary, Great vision always there\n4) Jack Lambert, agreeisive and determined\n5) Jr. Say Ouu, the name speaks for its self
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Tom Brady\nP.Manning\nCarson Palmer\nDonovan Mcnabb\nAnd heres a shocker.. Matt Hasselback\n\nTHose are the 5 best QBs in league i think. Vick i like, as well as Breese and Delhomme and E.Manning..but i htink those are the 5 best. Rex Grossman does not deserve to be mentioned with any of these guys i named.... Half a season does not make you one of the 5 or even ten best QBs in league.\n\n think you need to take OUT breese and put Mcnabb in there. Breese has not done the things Donovan has statistically. Besides, if the eagles had a running game and could kill the clock, they might actually be 7-0 lol... Mcnabb has carried them most of the year.\n\nMost of you people are bats**t. Rex Grossman, Phillip Rivers, Damon Huard? LOL these are guys you want to list in the 5 best QBs in the NFL LMAO! Wow. I guess 7 games makes you elite.... MORONS!!  I think i even saw a Tony Romo sumwhere on here LMAO omg! jeeeezzz ,, Marc Bulger has done more in his career than Damon Huard, Rex Grossman, Phillip Rivers and the immortal Tony Romo lol. sumtimes i wonder if sum of you people are being serious or messin around.
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1. Steve Smith\n2. Marvin Harrison\n3. Torry Holt\n4. Hines Ward\n5. T.O.\n6. Ocho Cinco aka 85 \n7. TJ Housh-whatever\n8. Javon Walker\n9. Reggie Wayne\n10. Donald Driver\n\nhonorable mention: colston, andre johnson, darrell jackson
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Generally, Jim Brown is thought of as the best pure rusher ever.\nWalter Payton  is thought of as the best "all around back".  Though some people might say Thurman Thomas, and they might be right in doing so.\nBarry Sanders has the best moves of all time, though he had no O-line blocking for him.\nEmmitt Smith?  Well, he holds all the records because the guy just played the game forever, and he played at a high level for a long time.  Benchmark for longevity.\n\nFor right now, L.T. is the best and I would compare him to Payton or Thomas, though he has moves like Sanders.  L.T. can do it all, and there really isn't anyone playing right now that compares.\n\nAlexander is great, but he's not as versatile as L.T.  I would definitely put him ahead of L.J. however.  Alexander is a beast in the red-zone and runs with more power than L.J.\n\nAnd as far as how L.T. and Alexander compare historically?  Can't really compare until their careers are over, though, L.T. has definitely set the pace that all RB's will be measured from to this point in his career.
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Well Barry Sanders was assuring them on Cold Pizza that he wouldn't do it and he can't dance. How about Lynn Swann, let's see if he still has the moves. Sure he's getting older but come on he practiced ballet to improve his WR abilities when he played so I think he could still do it. I agree Deion Sanders would proably be another good choice. As to teh one saying Johnson I don't think so because it happens during the season and I think you'd have to go with retired players.
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1. Manning\n2. Brady\n3. McNabb\n4. Palmer\n5. Bulger
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In the NBA I like Shawn Marion. Not too underrated but not considered a top-tier player like I think he should. In the NFL, I really like Warrick Dunn. Very durable and consistantly productive for such a small back. Plus he's from FSU.