Story of the Greatest RB ever.

SmootSmack · 07-28-2004, 12:03 AM

In spite of playing for the '85 and '86 Bears, Payton did play for a lot of rather average Bears teams. I pretty much agree with Matty's list. I'm going to tweak it just a bit.

1. Payton: Just seemed so genuine. A better person than player, and considering his skills that's saying a lot. Still can't believe Fridge got the carry for the touchdown in SB XX instead of Walter.

2. Sanders: Michelangelo in cleats. Nothing compared to watching him

3. Jim Brown: I really can't put him higher since I never saw him play

4. OJ Simpson: Yes. There was a time when he was known for his slashing skills on the field.

5. Emmitt Smith: True he was on a very talented team, but like Matty says you've got to give him his props.

Also Receiving Votes: Tony Dorsett, Eric Dickerson, Earl Campbell

07-28-2004, 12:03 AM	#1
SmootSmack Uncle Phil Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 45,256	In spite of playing for the '85 and '86 Bears, Payton did play for a lot of rather average Bears teams. I pretty much agree with Matty's list. I'm going to tweak it just a bit. 1. Payton: Just seemed so genuine. A better person than player, and considering his skills that's saying a lot. Still can't believe Fridge got the carry for the touchdown in SB XX instead of Walter. 2. Sanders: Michelangelo in cleats. Nothing compared to watching him 3. Jim Brown: I really can't put him higher since I never saw him play 4. OJ Simpson: Yes. There was a time when he was known for his slashing skills on the field. 5. Emmitt Smith: True he was on a very talented team, but like Matty says you've got to give him his props. Also Receiving Votes: Tony Dorsett, Eric Dickerson, Earl Campbell __________________ You're So Vain...You Probably Think This Sig Is About You

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