Besides Shawn Alexzender who was the best running back for the 2005-2006 season?
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It's got to be Larry Johnson for sure.  Finally given a chance to start, he finally reminded everyone why he was a first round draft pick.  As the starter for nine games, he managed to rush for over 1350 yards and to score 16 TDs.  It's unthinkable what he could have done if he was the starter for the whole season.  He is also a pass receiving threat as well.  He is the real deal!
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If you mean all time, I would have to say Barry Sanders.  In 1988, his junior year at Oklahoma State, he had 3250 total yardage with 2850 coming on the ground.  He had an astounding 44 TD's that season and won the Heisman before coming out of school to play for the Detroit Lions.\n\nWhile he only had 1 season as a starter, he was a backup to Buffalo Bills great Thurman Thomas his 1st two years at Okie St.\n\nIf you ever get a chance to watch his games on ESPN Classic, do it because he is clearly the best player on the field that entire season.
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#13 clemson\n\nClemson enters 2006 with some momentum in the form of a four-game winning streak, and wins in six of its last seven games. There are eight starters back on offense, but one of them isn’t the quarterback. Charlie Whitehurst has turned the reins over to senior Will Proctor, who completed 58 percent of his tosses with three TDs and no INTs last season. \n\nProctor has a first-rate receiving corps to work with, led by Chansi Stuckey and Aaron Kelly, who combined for 111 catches last fall. But mostly he will be handing off to running back James Davis, the 2005 ACC Rookie of the Year. As a true freshman, Davis ran for 879 yards at well over five yards a carry, with nine scores. He was the MVP of Clemson’s 19–10 Champs Sports Bowl win over Colorado, when he ran for 150 yards against a Buffalo defense ranked 11th in the nation against the run. Reggie Merriweather picked up 715 yards on the ground himself last year and has 1,441 for his career, and he’s back too. And all five starters return on the offensive line, spearheaded by All-ACC guard Roman Fry. \n\nAll three starting linebackers — Anthony Waters, Nick Watkins and Tramaine Billie — return after finishing 1-2-3 on the team in tackles. Waters, who lines up in the middle, broke through for 13.5 tackles behind the line and batted down seven passes. End Gaines Adams notched 15 tackles for a loss and 9.5 sacks, and broke up nine passes. \n\nBowden Bowl VIII, set for Sept. 16 in Tallahassee, could clear up the picture in the Atlantic Division early on. The Georgia Tech game at Clemson and the trip to Virginia Tech come five days apart — Oct. 21 and 26.\n\nMy pick: ACC runnerups (losing to miami in the conferense championship)\n\nReturning starters\n8 offense, 7 defense, both kickers\n\nBall protection\nClemson lost only five fumbles all last season, the fourth-fewest in the nation.\n\nStanding invitation\nIn his nine years as a head coach (including two at Tulane), Tommy Bowden has yet to have a team not finish the regular season bowl eligible.\n\nFond farewell\nCharlie Whitehurst leaves Clemson in possession of 46 school records,\nincluding the marks for passing yards, touchdown passes and total offense.\n\n2006 Schedule\nS. 2 Florida Atlantic\nS. 9 at Boston College\nS. 16 at Florida State\nS. 23 North Carolina\nS. 30 Louisiana Tech\nO. 7 at Wake Forest\nO. 12 #Temple\nO. 21 Georgia Tech\nO. 26 at Virginia Tech\nN. 4 Maryland\nN. 11 NC State\nN. 25 South Carolina
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1 LaDanian Tomlinson  - No Weakness\n2 Shaun Alexander - The Best Rusher\n3 Larry Johnson - Entering the Prime of his Career\n4Clinton Portis - Suffers from Joe Gibbs lack of running something other than the Counter Trey\n5 Edgerrin James - Great Back on an up and coming team\n6 Priest Holmes - Reaching the end of his career\n7Steven Jackson - Will get the ball more with Martz gone.\n8 Tiki Barber - Great back, fumbles too much.\n9 Jalmal Lewis - Wasn't in prison this summer will make a comeback\n10 Duece McAlister - Fast back and has some competition for this job this year.
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What about Thomas Clayton... he's the best player on the team.  If K State will have any success at all this year it will be because of him.  Besides Meier's probably going to start at QB anyway.
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Ki-Jana Carter.  RB from Penn State in 1995.  Huge bust.  Since then teams have realized a quality running back can be found in later rounds.  Since 1990 the only Pro Bowl running back selected first or second overall is Marshall Faulk.
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Willie Anderson of the Bengals was the only 2006 Pro Bowler who was a RT. All the rest were LTs. Jon Jansen of the Redskins helped Portis rush for over 1500 yards while playing with two broken thumbs. Also, since Mark Brunell is left-handed, he protects the quarterback's blind side. Jon Runyan of the Eagles is also often mentioned in high regard.
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Seahawks, Shaun Alexander
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1985 Chicago Bears, because other than a fluke game on Monday night against the Dolphins they were unbeatable. One of the best teams of all time, not just my lifetime. Their defense was amazing. They had Walter Payton, one of the top three or four running backs of all time. Mike Singletary, Wilber Marshal, the Fridge, Gary Fencik, Dan Hampton, Richard Dent on D, plus they had a great offensive line and the unforgettable Jim McMahon. What a great team.
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Definatly. I use to think that Priest Holmes was the best but he was injured and has never come back. But if you can sub for Holmes without missing a beat then you are definatly one of the best. What makes him the best is that he isnt on a strong team when Alexander was on one of the 3 best teams in football last year. If your looking at this year than you choose Johnson as the better runningback. Johnson just gained a great blocker in Kyle Turley. Alexander lost his best blocker. Johnson is the best runningback in the NFL. No if, ands, or buts about it.
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Alex Smith is definitely the better Q.B. look at how well he has done this season. He has no receivers to throw to and he still plays better than Leinart. I think Leinart is over rated and Smith is under rated.
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Algernon Darius Crumpler to be exact.  They said his full name about 300 times on SportsCenter like 3 weeks ago when he caught those 3 touchdown passes.
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In no particular order.\n1. Chauncy Billups\n2. Tayshawn Prince\n3. Ben Wallace\n4. Rasheed Wallace\n5. Richard "Rip" Hamiliton\n6. Antoinio McDyess\n7. Lindsey Hunter
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My Top 5 Running Backs of All Time\n\n1. Jim Brown - The toughest man ever to play football, hands down...he retired at the top of his game.\n\n2. Walter Payton - He is the best combination of speed and power ever. And the best player to play in the Super Bowl NOT to score.\n\n3. Barry Sanders - His quick change style made many highlight reels week in and week out. He could have easily had the all-time rushing record if he didn't retire too soon.\n\n4. Emmitt Smith - A warrior who was the backbone of the Dallas Cowboys in the 3 Superbowl wins of the 90s. \n\n5. Gale Sayers - One of the biggest gamebreakers of all time...a Hall of Famer although he only played in 5 NFL seasons.
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1-Jonathan Vilma, NYJ-lead league in tackles, no pro bowl?\n2-Adwale Ogunleye, Chi, one of the best in the business\n3-Rudi Johnson, Cin- better backs in AFC, but overlooked\n4-Jimmy Smith, Jax-1,000 yds 7 of last 8 seasons\n5-Ty Law, NYJ- How do you not pay this guy? 10 picks for the new team, nuff said\n6-Reggie Wayne, Ind- Indy's not so secret weapon\n7-Randy Moss, Oak- He'll be back, you watch.\n8-Warrick Dunn, Atl- Equally good runner and receiver\n9-Sammy Knight, K.C.-80+ tackles and 3-5 picks for like 7 years and still no love.\n10-Donnie Edwards, SD- 120+ tackles for 8 straight years, and great in pass coverage, still, no love.
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Shawn Alexander won the rushing title, however Tiki Barber gained the most yards from scrimmage(running and receiving)
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J Montana was the best\n\nLawrence Taylor second\n\nDan Marino&#92;\n\n\nbest of the best