Who is the best RB of all time in the NFL?
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Now - Jim Brown.\nFuture - Ladanian Tomlinson (tonight he broke three TD records previously held by Brown, and he's on pace to break every career rushing record that matters.)
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The best running back was Johnny "the Jet" Rodgers.  But there best player I think had to be Tommie Frazier, he should have won the Heisman instead of Danny Worfel or Wurful, nobod even knoes who he is.  GO BIG RED!
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its got to be Walter Payton a.k.a sweetness, the way he ran the ball with power and finess he never ran out of bounds always right at the DB. not only was he a great athlete but he was a great man as well.
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Currently, Vinatieri is the best ... percentages don't always win games (right Vanderjagt!).\n\nI would have to say that either Morten Andersen or Ray Guy should be considered the best of all time.  For these guys to miss a FG would be like watching Jerry rice drop a lob pass from Joe Montana.  Guy and Andersen made kicking almost an artform in the NFL.
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Reggie Bush. He is one of the most talented and exciting players to come through college football. And he has accomplished all of this within a team full of future Sunday players.
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Larry Johnson, any guy to knock off Priest Holmes and take over the starting job has to be the best. Though he only has one season of great play under his belt, he is in line to get 2,400 yds and 25 tds this year alone. That would break one record, possibly two.
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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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Bradshaw, Elway, Marino, P. Manning, Montana  are my favorites of all time!\n\nbut that is really difficult to say because I am leaving out so many greats!\n\nStarr, Unitas, Staubach, Namath, Brady, Aikman, Moon, Tittle, Young, Favre and maybe even Vick or Big Ben someday!\n\nIt really depends what era, or what criteria you are looking for.
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I think he certainly is in the top 3, but it's hard to pick who's the best one.\n\nFor more on the Rams and the NFL, check this out.  http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
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yes he is, in his second year hes doing things that most RBs cant do, hes always pulling off big runs and receptions, doesnt fumble much and is always healthy, and he was a undrafted freeagent so that makes him even better
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Currently it is Brett Favre...but all-time at any position is Jim Marshall with 270 consecutive starts.
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I'd like to say that Tomlinson is the best without a doubt but he does have alot of help with Neal clearing some huge holes my grandma could bust through.\n\nAs for speed, talent, mental alertness, vision, hands, conditioning I really like last years rookie Frank Gore.
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For RBS choose Barber and Addai.\n\nFor WRs choose Plaxico, Hines, and Moss.
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Dan Marino with out a doubt. He is always mentioned with the top QBs. Name ONE other QB without a ring who is always listed in the top 5 at least.
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I'd have to go with Joe Montana as far as the "best".
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Top 5 \n\n1) Chad Johnsons\n2) Randy Moss\n3) Terrel Owens\n4) Keyshawn Johnson\n5) Javon Walker
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It has to be L.T. He can run the ball, throw the ball, he can pass block well and has the best hands in football. He already has 22 touchdowns this season!!! The record is 28, by Shaun Alexander. L.T. is gonna smash that record to bits. I say he gets at least 32 touchdowns this season, if not more.