1955 who outran horse soldiers field baltimore colts running back?
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no idea, sorry I could not be of more help, I will try better next time.
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Good question... I couldn't find the exact player, but did find a roster list from the 1970 team in that game and have included it in the link.  Hope this helps a little.\n\nMatt
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Not much. Peyton can run the team on the field and they have alot of veterans that know their job.
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That would have to be Peyton Manning, the quarterback for the Colts.\n\nOh wait, you meant soccer. I have no idea.
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Barry Sanders, NFL, Detroit Lions, 1989-1999,\nMy question would be "Why did you retire at the age of 33 when you were only just over 1000 yards shy of the all-time NFL rushing record?"
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Notre Dame; Paul Homung, he was 1956 Heisman winner & was on 4 championship teams!
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All of those were great answers, but im gonna have to say Eric Couch, one of only three guys in NCAA history to rush for 3000 yards and pass for 4000 in his career. He won the Heisman and plenty of other awards throughout his career at Nebraska, then he gets to the NFL and they tell him he's to little to play QB, so he switches to WR and moves to three teams(Rams, Cheifs, Packers) and ends up third string QB on a CFL team. Only person who comes close i think is Ron "the GREAT DANE" Dane with the Broncos
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Larry Johnson\n\n\n#1 RB is the game
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Fred Trueman.  Also played football professionally.
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Roger Staubach!\n\n(followed by John Elway and Payton Manning :))
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1. Barry Sanders\n2. Gale Sayers\n3. Eric Dickerson\n4. Walter Payton\n5. Emmet Smith
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I'm an old fart so I can remember watching football in the late fifties.  I am also an avid SEC fan and have followed those schools since the late sixties.  If I had to chose one player that was truly amazing with 'god given talent' and good work ethics then it would be Bo Jackson.  He was an extraordinary athlete.  He was successful not only at football but baseball as well.  It was a shame his career was cut short due to injury.  No telling where he would have ended up on the charts.
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Joe Montana (16 wins)
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1. Joe Montana\n2. Johnny Unitas\n3. Dan Marino\n4. John Elway\n5. Steve Young
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COLTS INDIANAPOLIS\n\nGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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John Elway.  Reeves held him back.
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Peyton Manning-Marvin Harrison.  Some of the most exciting players in the game.  Too bad they cant win in the playoffs.