Okay guys, before voting, check out the stats, the discussion, what have you. This whole point of this tournament is to learn stuff about these guys that you didn't know and maybe change your opinion of some.
Joe Perry
Hall of Famer: Yes, inducted in 1969
Pro Bowls: 3 Times
All Pro: 4 Times
Years: 1948-1963
Rushing Average: 5.0
Rushing Yards: 9,723
Rushing Touchdowns: 71
1,000 yard rushing seasons: 2
Receptions: 260
Receiving Yards: 2,021
Yards per reception: 7.8
Receiving TDs: 12
Fumbles: 66
Total net yards: 11,744
Total Td's: 83
First to gain over 1,000 yards two straight years, member of 1950's All Decade Team
Fred Taylor
Hall of Famer: No
Pro Bowls: 1
All Pro: 1
Years: 1998-2007
Rushing Average: 4.7
Rushing Yards: 10,715
Rushing Touchdowns: 61
1,000 yard rushing seasons: 7
Receptions: 270
Receiving Yards: 2,263
Yards per reception: 8.4
Receiving TDs: 8
Fumbles: 25
Total net yards: 12,988
Total Td's: 69
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" His 14 rushing touchdowns in 1998 ranks third all-time in NFL history for a rookie running back, and his 17 total touchdowns also qualifies for third-most by a rookie, tied with Randy Moss' output in 1998. In 1999 Taylor set the NFL postseason record for the longest touchdown run (90 yards). The following year, despite being hobbled early in the season, Taylor recorded nine consecutive 100-yard games, which is the third-longest streak ever, only behind Barry Sanders' and Marcus Allen's respective streaks of 14 and 11. He led the league that year in yards rushing per game (107.6). On November 12, 2000 Taylor rushed for 234 yards and four touchdowns against the Pittsburgh Steelers. At the time it was the 12th-most yards in a single game in NFL history, and it remains the most ever at Three Rivers Stadium. Coincidentally, Taylor also set the record for most rushing yards at Heinz Field on December 16, 2007 in a win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. His 4.7 career yards per carry average ranks 3rd all-time, behind only Jim Brown and Barry Sanders and his 85.5 rushing yards per game average is 6th all-time."