yeah OJ is a murderer, but he was a phenomenal RB.
Also, BU, The Year the raiders beat the redskins in the superbowl, they were not a WC team. They won their division and were 12-4. They were a WC the year before but lost in the playoffs to the Jets in Marcus' Rookie year
The year the Raiders won the Superbowl as the WC team was in 80-81 against the EAGLES
I knew it was on of those SBs. But I didn't look any of this up, just went by memory.
__________________ Bears always have and always will need a quarterback!! But not a MLB.
10-7-07 Bears 27,Packers 20
12-23-07 Bears 35, Packers 7
Then Brett Favre became a Jet...
Seriously, dude, I have a mind for remembering things I read. Always have. Im not going to say I didn't use pro-football-reference for a couple of the exact record, but I can assure you that most of that came out of my head.
Okay, i made a list of 32 using all time rushing yardage, average and TDs. doing 16 was just too little, leaving out guys like Thurman and Terrell. Guys that should be added, left off?
1.O.J. Simpson
2.Tony Dorsett
3.Jim Brown
4.Gale Sayers
5.Walter Payton
6.Curtis Martin
7.Emmitt Smith
8.Erick Dickerson
9.Jerome Bettis
10.Marcus Allen
11.Marshall Faulk
12.Ladainian Tomlinson
13.Red Grange
14.Lenny Moore
15.Earl Campbell
16.Bronko Nagurski
17.Thurman Thomas
18.Terrell Davis
19.John Riggins
20.Franco Harris
21.Edgerrin James
22.Corey Dillon
23.Tiki Barber
24.Eddie George
25.Joe Perry
26.Ottis Anderson
27.Steve Van Buren
28.Jim Thorpe
29.Warrick Dunn
30.Herschel Walker
31.Fred Taylor
32.Priest Holmes
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