Serrated Shadow

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.

Earl Campbell



Hall of Famer: Yes, inducted in 1991
Pro Bowls: 5 Times
All Pro: 4 Times

Years: 1978-1985

Rushing Average: 4.3
Rushing Yards: 9,407
Rushing Touchdowns: 74
1,000 yard rushing seasons: 5
Receptions: 121
Receiving Yards: 806
Yards per reception: 6.7
Receiving TDs: 0
Fumbles: 53

Total net yards: 10,213
Total Td's: 43

# 1978 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year
# 1979 NFL MVP


Bronko Nagurski




Hall of Famer: Yes, inducted in 1963
Pro Bowls: 0 Times
All Pro: 7 Times

Years: 1930-1943

Rushing Average: 4.4
Rushing Yards: 2,278
Rushing Touchdowns: 25
1,000 yard rushing seasons: 0
Receptions: 11
Receiving Yards: 134
Yards per reception: 12.2
Receiving TDs: 0
Fumbles: 0

Total net yards: 2,912
Total Td's: 25

NFL 75th Anniversary All-Time Team
NFL 1930s All-Decade Team

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Professor

nagurski played from 30-37 and then retired in 38 to become a pro wrestler, during WWII the bears were short on players so he came out of retirement for one season in 1943

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Professor

Not only could bronko run through ANYONE, he could pass, one of his favorite plays was to fake a plunge and then drop a couple steps back and pass it over the defense. He was also a monster on defense where his skills were equal to or better than his offensive skills.



"In 1943, when the demands of World War II left the Bears short of manpower, he rejoined the team as a tackle. Late in the season, with Chicago trailing in a must-win game, he went back to the fullback position. The 35-year old Nagurski’s line plunges keyed a drive to the tying touchdown and then set up the winning score. A week later, in the 1943 NFL title game against the Washington Redskins, Bronko, - who was named a first- or second-team All-NFL in seven of his first eight seasons – ended his career by scoring the touchdown that put the Bears ahead to stay

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BeastJacobs

Early Campbell. Just seein' that guy hold the ball makes my head hurt.

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P-Rez25

ill take the raw power of Campbell, the guys highlights are amazing

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