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Tomlinson actually broke his record for TD passes … by 1 I think. But it’s a different game now

Best all round football player ever. Could have played rushing LB, Cornerback, blocked like Orlando Pace, and actually PLAYED Quarterback for the Bears!! Has 9 TD passes, would have More in today’s game that is now resembling Canadian football

I love you Lamar! You are the meaning of class and love! God continue to bless you and your family! I also love your mom. By the way I'm old enough to be your grandma 😂

I wouldnt concider bad injury a bust

I will attest to his greatness… I wasn’t a Bears fan but if they were on, I was always interested…. Sweetness was surreal!

The last 2 have been bad. Jayden is 💯

How do you think it feels to pick the wrong prospect when you get the #1 pick?

You put the wrong Marvin in the video. You put JR not SR.

Not only was Payton a great player, he was hot!

Plz ban AI voice overs

well i witnessed him run for 296 yards in one game against the chargers so id say yes he was that good smh lol these titles be crazy

Did you get to witness these hard hitting Linebackers play?

Too many vocabulary

ago @titodalporto1527 0 seconds ago @titodalporto1527 0 seconds ago Injuries are the culprit! Physical conditioning is the top priority in the off season. Secondly, in the off season back up players need to be practically like 1st stringers. If you have too, hire all veterans! Vets know what to do they don’t have to be taught!!!! Stop playing guessing games.

Were/are there more “talented” backs? Sure. Is anyone more complete than Emmitt? Possibly. Are any as good as or better than Emmitt? Nope Emmitt is undoubtedly the GOAT.

His girlfriend not it he could do way better 😢😢😢😊

Never won a super bowl. I've heard all I need to hear. Next!

1 team man for 17 rare

he is the hole reason im a Miami fan to this day love him the team is more like a abusive relationship lol

Even Joe Montana, when asked who's the GOAT said, "Talk to Danny."

Steelers should have drafted him. Then he would have some rings on them fingers!

I witnessed His greatness in person twice. He was special. Could make EVERY type of pass , quickest release ever. My favorite player ever; along with Csonka.

One of the best underrated

I believe the 1990's dynasty started in 1991 when they beat the undefeated Redskins that day. They were 6-5 and knew they had to win out to be in the playoffs for sure as a wildcard. The Cowboys threw everything they could at the Redskins. Surprise onside kicks, going for it on 4th down, and it worked. What really changed was the back up QB when Aikman got hurt. The year before they had a terrible back up QB and were 7-7 and needing 1 win to make the playoffs in the last two games. Cowboys lost both. The next year Jimmy got Steve Beuerlein as the backup and when Steve took over they won 5 straight including against the Eagles. That's where the dynasty started that day was in Washington. Getting Charles Haley the very next season was the final piece of the puzzle along with a great draft class and free agent Thomas Everett was the catalyst to the 1992 Super Bowl season.

I’m a jet fan so yea I witnessed him beating us plenty in the 80’s

Did you get to witness Dan Marino in his prime?

The GREATEST RB of ALL TIME

He was really good loved watching him play but , then he turned into a diva with brown and messed up his career

He was a good back who should have stayed in Pittsburgh. He lost a years salary then went to a bad team for an average salary that was less than the franchise tag. He has expressed regret. Kirk Cousins made a lot of money getting franchised before he signed a longer deal.

Did you get to witness Le'Veon Ball in his prime?

It was the manager who he blamed not Philip Rivers it was AJ Smith.

No but the Ravens Yes

She dont resprect him her dressing is i reverling with three kids wut kinda mom he week she do anything she want real woman dont act jike dat no respect for her man she not for russell.

Did you get to witness AP when he was in his prime on the Vikings?

Troy Aikman was a phenomenal, signal-caller quarterback who spent his entire career with the Cowboys. He was the MVP for all of his three Super Bowl victories. He played under Barry Switzer, who he didn’t have a great relationship with during his time with him. He loved playing with Emmitt Smith and Michael Irvin, who became the triplets of the team.

I remember when he was drafted by the formerly St. Louis Rams coming out of Georgia. I always saw him as a phenomenal, elite running back who has some of the best highlights in his career. He ran for over a 1,000 as a rookie and won Offensive Player of the Year award. His best years was when he led the league in rushing between 2017 and 2018. He also earned All-Pro honors during both seasons. During his 6 NFL seasons, he finished his career with 6,082 rushing yards, 2,254 receiving yards and 79 total touchdowns with the Rams and Falcons. Unfortunately, he was hampered by injuries, mostly arthritis in his knee, so his performance was on a decline. Since his retirement from professional football, He was a once-in-a-lifetime player who was one of the top running backs in the league.

Peyton Manning is a great signal-caller who loves throwing the ball to his receivers. He is a 2-time Super Bowl winner. He was a very dominant quarterback

Got to see Peyton play like 90% of his career. He had all the physical ability but what really set him apart was his football iq. He knew the deffense almost as well as the actual deffense and that was his main advantage that helped make him so great.

Did you get to witness Peyton play or do you only have memory of Brady?

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Sean Taylor had great physics but didn't have the playmaking ability or IQ to match. Just look at the Miami/OSU nat'l championship game. Made the play then got stripped. That was the game. Ed Reed takes it to the house. Taylor is like Terrell Owens. Social media thinks more of them than people who really follow, covered or played the game at a high level. Ronnie Lott, Steve Atwater, Kenny Easley, Ed Reed, Troy Polumalu, Brian Dawkins, Jack Tatum, Donnie Shell, Paul Krause, John Lynch, Carnell Lake... Sean Taylor is not seeing these guys.

As a NY Giants fan Sean Taylor was Better than Lawrence Taylor 😮😮😮😮

Can you imagine Ed reed and Sean Taylor on the same NFL team

Hardest hitting safety during that time

Greatest Safety to ever play. I still remember the game where he almost picked off Favre 5 times. His very 1st play was a pick 6. The league will NEVER see a Safety as good.

Did you get to witness Sean Taylor play?

Did he say “arguably” one of the best?

1.2 million dollar mansion is that all its worth because it amazingly beautiful and has land for ever, I would like to know whats it worth now.

Dude was incredible. For the bulk of his career, he was the only weapon the Chicago Bears had. Teams knew he was coming and they still couldn't stop him.

It's been in interviews that he was asked what was his goals to in Dallas and that was to win championships which he did no mvps no passing records no single stats did he care about he wanted superbowls and he accomplished that in my book he was their answers along with those other greats on those teams as well.