Best running backs ever?
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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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I love anwsers like the joker above me wrote.. This question doesn't ask about who's the better human being....It asks about who's the best linebacker...For my money it's Lawrence Taylor!! I don't care if he did drugs, sent a hooker to a guys room or slaughtered a family during the week...On Sunday he was an animal on the field!! And you can say the same thing about Ray Lewis!! He not the best....But he's top 10 all time for sure!!
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RB's top 15:\n1 - 3: Shaun Alexander, LaDanian Tomlinson, Larry Johnson...any of these guys would be good picks at these positions.\n4. Clinton Portis\n5. Edgerrin James\n6. Tiki Barber - I am personally not sold that Barber will have back-to-back big seasons.  History shows after a big year, he generally does not perform as well.\n7. Rudi Johnson\n8. LaMont Jordan - drop him down if you do NOT get points for receptions\n9. Carnell "Cadillac" Williams\n10. Ronnie Brown\n11. Brian Westbrook\n12. Domanick Davis\n13. Willis McGahee\n14. Julius Jones (questionable as his back up Marion Barber III is really battling for the #1 RB spot in Dallas)\n15. Warrick Dunn\n\nOther RB's: Jamal Lewis, Reuben Droughns, Willie Parker, Kevin Jones, Corey Dillon, Deuce McAllister/Reggie Bush (as stated earlier, they will be splitting carries), DeShaun Foster, Cedric Benson, Thomas Jones, Tatum Bell, Ahman Green, and Chris Brown.  There is a lot of depth this year at RB, probably the most in some time ( I listed 28, probably a few more out there I am not thinking of)\n\nTop 15 WR's:\n1. Steve Smith\n2. Larry Fitzgerald\n3. Chad Johnson\n4. Torry Holt\n5. Terrell Owens (as per the norm, a lot of questions, but has potential to be best on list, since it is his 1st year in Dallas, an so far, seems to be playing by the rules, should be a safe bet.  But he is still a bigger "bet" then most other top players)\n6. Marvin Harrison\n7. Anquan Boldin\n8. Hines Ward\n9. Chris Chambers (was the 2nd best WR over the 2nd half of the season, maybe the best and now he has a MUCH better QB then he had last year in Culpepper)\n10. Randy Moss\n11. Santana Moss\n12. Reggie Wayne\n13. Darrell Jackson\n(Try to get at least 1 of the top 13 as most every other receiver has some sort of issue; i.e. health issues, depth chart, new team, issues with QB, etc.)\n14. Plaxico Burress (prevalent rumor is he does not get along with Eli Manning)\n15. Roy Williams (new QB, new system, has to prove he can play well for 16 games)\n\nOther notable WR's: Deion Branch, Joey Galloway, Rod Smith, Javon Walker, Donald Driver, TJ Houshmanzadeh, Andre Johnson, Derrick Mason, Lee Evans, Nate Burleson, Lavernaeus Coles, Joe Horn, Mushin Muhammed, Drew Bennett, Isaac Bruce, Braylon Edwards, etc.\n\nThere is a tremendous amount of depth at WR every year, which is why RB's tend to go higher; they have a little better value and there are fewer starting RB's then starting WR's (ratio of 2.5+ starting WR's to 1 RB)\n\nIf TE Antonio Gates were listed as a WR, he would be top 10-15 level, so if you can get him after maybe top 5-7 WR's are gone, he is a GREAT value.\n\nGood luck
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Running back. Then you can score more.
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if your looking for a runningback it would be joe brown with 4.9 yards per rush for sure
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Great running backs are instinctual movers. They have great vision on the field able to see side to side. Also quick and powerful legs. If you want to train work on your legs, strenght them, and practice moving side to side quickly. Just remember a running back knows he's going to get him, but the good ones keeping their legs moving until they're down.
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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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While Reggie Bush is explosive, great, dynamite, all the adjectives you can use, he will be splitting carries with Deuce McAllister who is still a quality back. Look for someone like Vince Young (if he gets the starting job) or AJ Hawk to be in the running. Both played full-time at their colleges, and did not play half the time with someone else (Reggie Bush and LenDale White). These two guys will have great rookie seasons, but my pick is Vernon Davis. He'll be the no. 1 target for Alex Smith starting in the first game and expect a lot of catches/TD's to go along with a Rookie of the Year award.
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Gotta be Ocho Cinco he is the greatest reciever of all time besides Jerry Rice
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The best RB available.
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Broncos all the way chaimp bailey best corner back ever john lynch bad ass safety plummer not to great T.bell not to great either M.bell bad ass HB broncos are the best when john elway played he was they were the best ever
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by observing reggie rush you can tell that he is no barry sanders.\n\nreggie is going to be a good/great back depending on work ethic but barry is in the top three of all time greats in rb.  \n\n1. jim brown\n2. emmit smith\n3. barry sanders
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Right now, I think it might be Steve Smith.  He was unstoppable, even without a complimentary receiver drawing attention elsewhere.  Plus, he's got the added challenge of being shorter than the average receiver.
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I will go with Tomlinson. He is multi-talented as both a runner and a receiver, and has even been known to throw a TD pass on occasion. Last fall, I trembled every time my fantasy opponent had him!!
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Walter Payton - hands down.  \n\nNo one has ever had as much talent as he did.   He scored touchdowns running, receiving, passing and kicking.  He did kick a field goal and an extra point in an early game were Bob Thomas got injured.
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Urlacher is the best on defense and on the team but the best offense player is WR bernard Berrian.  I would say Grossman but he has been really bad the last couple starts.
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I would have to say Jim Brown is one of the best to have ever played the game....and Barry Sanders was close behind him....had he continued.