other thread guys posted that white boys are not good as RB's only Blacks are
heres the list 20 all time RB"s
20. Best: Doak Walker Lions
Doak Walker has an award named after him. Even though that award is in the college landscape, for best running back of the year, Walker showed some of the greatness he displayed in college on the next stage as well.
19. Worst: Chase Reynolds of Rams
Chase Reynolds has not seen much time playing at running back, not registering a single carry in his four years in the NFL. The only reason why he is on the roster, which he is just barely making, is his special team prowess.
Reynolds was a member of a fist fight that broke out last summer, which was featured on "Hard Knocks." That is basically the only reason why any NFL fan would know him, as many Rams fans probably would not be able name him as one of the teams running backs.
18. Best: Larry Csonka
Larry Csonka was a vital member of a Miami Dolphins team that appeared in three straight Super Bowls from 1971-73. Rushing for over 1,000 yard in each of those three seasons, and getting more carries than his backfield mate Mercury Morris while playing the fullback position.
17. Worst: Nick Goings
Nick Goings is the definition of a one hit wonder. 55 percent of his total yards in the NFL came during the 2004 season, where he only amassed 821 as the starting running back in Carolina.
he was the only running back on the roster after injuries to Stephen Davis, DeShaun Foster and Rod Smart kept them from playing.
16. Best: Peyton Hillis
It is still astonishing that Peyton Hillis was able to become a Madden cover athlete in the summer of 2011. After one season in which he rushed for 1,777 yards and scored 11 touchdowns, he was able to grace the cover of the sports more prestigious game.
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heres the list 20 all time RB"s
20. Best: Doak Walker Lions
Doak Walker has an award named after him. Even though that award is in the college landscape, for best running back of the year, Walker showed some of the greatness he displayed in college on the next stage as well.
19. Worst: Chase Reynolds of Rams
Chase Reynolds has not seen much time playing at running back, not registering a single carry in his four years in the NFL. The only reason why he is on the roster, which he is just barely making, is his special team prowess.
Reynolds was a member of a fist fight that broke out last summer, which was featured on "Hard Knocks." That is basically the only reason why any NFL fan would know him, as many Rams fans probably would not be able name him as one of the teams running backs.
18. Best: Larry Csonka
Larry Csonka was a vital member of a Miami Dolphins team that appeared in three straight Super Bowls from 1971-73. Rushing for over 1,000 yard in each of those three seasons, and getting more carries than his backfield mate Mercury Morris while playing the fullback position.
17. Worst: Nick Goings
Nick Goings is the definition of a one hit wonder. 55 percent of his total yards in the NFL came during the 2004 season, where he only amassed 821 as the starting running back in Carolina.
he was the only running back on the roster after injuries to Stephen Davis, DeShaun Foster and Rod Smart kept them from playing.
16. Best: Peyton Hillis
It is still astonishing that Peyton Hillis was able to become a Madden cover athlete in the summer of 2011. After one season in which he rushed for 1,777 yards and scored 11 touchdowns, he was able to grace the cover of the sports more prestigious game.
OK see the rest here goota run errands