where does Terrell Davis stand on all-time rushing yards?
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Terrell Davis of the Denver Broncos has a career total of 7,607 rushing yards. That currently ranks him #41st on the all-time rushing yardage list.
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Mike Rozier 1983 2148\n\nsanders holds the record for most yards with 2628 in 88\n\nyep I recant. \n. Marcus Allen, Southern Cal (1981)\nAllen had a spectacular season for USC, becoming the first college runner to break the 2,000 yard barrier (he rushed for 2,342 yards). He accomplished this by rushing for 200 yards in five straight games, and averaging 212.9 yards per game. He carried the ball 403 times, averaging 5.8 yards. He was also USC's leading receiver, with 34 catches. Allen scored 23 TDs as the Trojans finished the season with a 9-2 record. His average of 36.6 carries per game is still an NCAA record.
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I would say that if Terrell Davis get in, then Priest Holmes deserves it too.  Holmes didn't play that long, but he was awesome.\n\nFor more on the Chiefs and the NFL, check this site out. \nhttp://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
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Tough one- but what are you counting? TDs? Yardage from scrimmage? Probably either Tomlinson or Alexander if you ignore the Priest Holmes years, Tiki if you're talking yardage...\n\nJim Harbaugh\n\nKeena Turner\n\nPlenty... Eric Dickerson, Barry Sanders to start\n\n3. Eric Dickerson, Terrell Davis and Jamal Lewis\n\nJon Gruden, da Bucs
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DeAngelo Williams will rush for more yards. Reggie Bush is a more talented back, but he will be used in receiving plays quite a bit, much like LaDainian Tomlinson. Even though Tomlinson is considered one of the most talented backs in the NFL, he doesn't rush for as many yards as most backs. It all depends on how you fit the offense, and what you specialize in. DeAngelo Williams is a pure runner, and therefore will rack up more rushing yards.
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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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if your looking for a runningback it would be joe brown with 4.9 yards per rush for sure
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I have to go with Barry Sander. Being from Detroit, all I had to watch growing up was the lions, atleast Barry made me cheer. He was so elusive, so tricky with the best moves that I could not help but love football on sundays. Face it, with a team like Detroit, no one can argue that Barry was the best RB of all time. Let me hit you with so info all you Nay-Sayers\n\n Second-leading rusher of all time (15,269 yards).\n Holds all-time NFL record for consecutive 1,000-yard seasons (10, 1989-1998).\n Tied for NFL record for total 1,000-yard rushing seasons (10).\n Holds Detroit Lions records for most yards rushing (15,269), most touchdowns (109) and most rushing touchdowns (99).\n 10-time Pro Bowl selection (1989-1998 seasons)\n Nine-time Pro Bowl participant (missed 1993 due to injury)\n Five-time NFC rushing leader\n Holds NFL single-season records for most 100-yard rushing games and most consecutive 100-yard games (14 in 1997)..\n 1997 Player of the Year.\n 1989 NFL Rookie of the Year.\n 1988 Heisman Trophy winner.
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Shaun Alexander had 28 Rushing TD's this past year(2005-2006).\nPeyton Manning had 49 Passing TD's two years ago(2004-2005).\nJerry Rice had 22 receiving TD's in the 1987-1988 season. hope this helps!
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They are a big surprise so far. And that win Sunday was a big shock. I don't even think they have one of their biggest threats out there yet. Vernon Davis is a tight end that can catch and run like a wide receiver. He can create so many mismatches. When Davis is back and healthy, watch out, they might be a contender.
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That would be my boy, Shaun Alexander, has about 10,000 yds in 6 yrs. 6 more yrs like that and he will be in the hunt for the leader honors.\n\nOr you could look at Manning, or some one  like T Green.\n\nCheck out the rankings on ESPN, and draw your own conclusions from there.
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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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Always a tough question...Ronnie Lott, LT, Butkas, Lambert(or anyone of the steel curtain)....I was gonna say Lott because let's face it the guy was NUTS!! but then I thought aside from Favre no one mentioned "O"...there was a Payton reference, must give SWEETNESS his props. I would give my Iron man trophy to the great Jim Brown, C'mon he played 8 years and it took Payton 15 seasons too originally break the rushing record and I think it took E.Smith 16 or 17. Jim Brown was a Def.Lines WORST nightmare and he was NEVER hurt...Running Around and THROUGH DL's and LB's(including Butkus,Ray N. and Deacon Jones). So put that in your pipe and smoke it...you should be ashamed of not even mentioning him..THE GREATEST, my runner-up was a tie between Lott and Earl Campbell( The Bastard can't even walk now he ran so hard!!)
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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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DeAngelo Willliams I expect him to have 85+ yards 1 TD and 20 receiving.
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Barry Sanders.  Hands-down.  He ran for 2,850 yards and scored 44 times in his Heisman year. By himself, he  would've finished seventh among all teams in rushing in 2005.
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Jim Brown\nHe was a unaminous first-team all-NFL pick eight times, 1957 through 1961, 1963 through 1965. He played in 9 pro-bowls in nine years and had 12,312 rush yards in nine seasons. and 15,459 total net yards. He is also in the hall of fame