CalPolyTechnique
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Hmmm, which RB played with three HOF linemen (Stepnoski, Allen, and Newton) and arguably the most feared/respected OT of his era (Erik Williams)?
I mean, his production per carry was better. I know it's not a popular opinion. I just stopped liking Emmitt his last 3 years here. We needed another back and he just wasn't the same player. He stunk it up here then went to AZ to stink it up there.Emmitt did not relish it. Still ridiculous take. But it is your opinion, and I, disagree.
No way was Hambrick ever better than Emmitt. YPC or not. He still did not bering what Emmitt did.
Hambrick, like his brother talked more than they played to back it up.
Emmitt's the GOAT.I mean, his production per carry was better. I know it's not a popular opinion. I just stopped liking Emmitt his last 3 years here. We needed another back and he just wasn't the same player. He stunk it up here then went to AZ to stink it up there.
My favorite play by any Cowboys player was the stick Roy Williams put on Emmitt that literally made him cry.
That's right. Diamond amongst trash.
Emmitt is still relishing in his record.
Lol.... neither Stepnoski nor Newton are in the HOF sir. And we know Williams would have been, but derailed himself. SO. Emmitt played with *1* HOF lineman.Hmmm, which RB played with three HOF linemen (Stepnoski, Allen, and Newton) and arguably the most feared/respected OT of his era (Erik Williams)?
It was a vicious hit. Roy Williams put one of the hardest hits of his career on Emmitt. I think it was just pain. Then on top of what you're saying made the pain unbearable.Emmitt's the GOAT.
But I'm with you on the RoyW hit stick. He had that coming yapping on his way out of Dallas. I think the tears were a combo of being pulverized like that in combination with realizing he had generated that kind of clubhouse animosity exiting.
Um...It was a vicious hit. Roy Williams put one of the hardest hits of his career on Emmitt. I think it was just pain. Then on top of what you're saying made the pain unbearable.
It broke Emmitt's shoulder blade and at that moment, obviously, his spirit. I'm sure, as a grown man who played with injuries, he felt that deep in his soul, and deep in his pants. Lol
Probably before he x-rays....and, yeah, that's what I'm saying. Emmitt sucked then.Um...
Mr. Smith goes to Dallas
Smith had minus-one yard on six carries, leaving the game early in the second quarter after suffering a sprained shoulder on a big hit from a certain ascending Cowboys safety.
"Roy Williams knocked the living crap out of me; I'm going to slap him the next time I see him," Smith remembered with a laugh.
They were both HOFers in my heart?Lol.... neither Stepnoski nor Newton are in the HOF sir. And we know Williams would have been, but derailed himself. SO. Emmitt played with *1* HOF lineman.
What kind of Cowboys fan doesn't know how many yards Emmitt has?Disregard my previous post. For some reason I thought Emmitt had just under 1600 yards but he’s over 1800 yards. No way Henry catches him.
Highly unlikely but hey, you never know. Athletes these days have much better access to high level diet and physical care.I still don't think anyone can catch Emmitt's rushing record. It's one of those forever unbroken records. But, Derrick Henry is a special back. I just don't think he has enough time left.
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He had too many for me to remember exactly. However, I did remember he was over 18,000 yards. not long after I posted and no one had mentioned his totalWhat kind of Cowboys fan doesn't know how many yards Emmitt has?
Did they put an asterisk when Jim Brown's all-time rushing record was broken due to much longer seasons?If the NFL extends to 18 game seasons the record could fall. It would always have an asterisk if it happens, but the extra games could certainly make a difference.
Maybe in 50 years. If football is still around by then.If the NFL extends to 18 game seasons the record could fall. It would always have an asterisk if it happens, but the extra games could certainly make a difference.
Greatest player ever?6,933 yards to the rushing record for Henry, no way would I doubt the greatest player to ever tote the rock according to KDM256
As a fan of football, we're witnessing something special here with this guy as I've said since he's entered the league. It's just a shame that the Cowboys were too stupid to put a star on his guy's helmet.
I'm pretty confident there wouldn't be an asterisk. There was never one by the leader after the 14 game schedule was increased to 16 games. Besides, if looking at games played it's easy to look at the overall number for each player, which has to do with more than just scheduled games per year. Health and years played also factor in.If the NFL extends to 18 game seasons the record could fall. It would always have an asterisk if it happens, but the extra games could certainly make a difference.