November 21, 200619 yr 1975-1988 Some of us 'older' guys, can remember him. Include me in that select group!!:eek:
November 21, 200619 yr To me it's a no brainer on Rice. Nobody is even in the same neighborhood with his records not to mention his rings, the shape his body is in and his work ethic. I always liked him but wasn't a HUGE fan however it is mind boggling what he has done! Had Barry Sanders played elsewhere and longer then he would have an argument. To me there has never been anyone more fun to watch although I was a Bo Jackson fan:)
November 21, 200619 yr To me it's a no brainer on Rice. Nobody is even in the same neighborhood with his records not to mention his rings, the shape his body is in and his work ethic. I always liked him but wasn't a HUGE fan however it is mind boggling what he has done! Had Barry Sanders played elsewhere and longer then he would have an argument. To me there has never been anyone more fun to watch although I was a Bo Jackson fan:) His numbers in the Run and Shoot were amazing. It's hard to hold his team against him.
November 21, 200619 yr Author To me it's a no brainer on Rice. Nobody is even in the same neighborhood with his records not to mention his rings, the shape his body is in and his work ethic. I always liked him but wasn't a HUGE fan however it is mind boggling what he has done! Had Barry Sanders played elsewhere and longer then he would have an argument. To me there has never been anyone more fun to watch although I was a Bo Jackson fan:) Jim Brown is. His numbers and what he accomplished are overwhelming.
November 21, 200619 yr The Niner team with Young, Sanders, Norton was the best team I could think of. They had no answer for Young because he was a pocket passer who could run. Their defense was great too. Maybe not 21 points, but the Ravens wouldn't have scored unless it had been on defense or special teams. What about the Cowboy team with Aikman, Smith, Irvin, Novacek, Harper and an All-Pro O-line. I guarantee that team could have put 21 on Baltimore.
November 22, 200619 yr I'd say Jim Brown is #1a and Jerry Rice is #1b. Its close, but Mr. Brown takes the cake.
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