Greatest Halfback of alltime

[BenJordan]

who is the greatest Halfback of alltime? no records or nothin just straight up dominating the game.

forgot barry sanders......

 

[BALLBREAKER]

Lol

Are you just getting home from school little boy.........

Go play kickball with your friends you little prick............Street lights will be on soon:finger:

 

[Mr. Freeze]

I voted for Jim Brown but strong consideration to Walter Payton. I also agree with the previous poster that this list cannot be complete without Barry Sanders on it.

 

[JAKEMZ]

Is this poll

going to help win us some $$$$ this weekend

fvck no it isn't

that's what I thought

who gives a shlt

 

[JAKEMZ]

None of the above

is your answer by the way

none of them are playing this weekend, so that means
none of them can either help or hurt me!

 

[ronaldn]

It's not even close. There is Jim Brown and all the rest. And I've seen them all. He probably wont win the voting here though as most of the posters here have never seen him play. All voting in these type things always go to more contemporary players.

 

[WARDOG]

Gayle Sayers would smoke all these guys and they would probably all admit it.:smoker2:

 

[DonDollars]

OJ was the best at Killing People....but I had to go with Payton for true Running Backs.

 

[cutacrossshorty]

Emmitt Smith was an outstanding player, but i think Barry Sanders would have numerous 2000+ yard seasons with that Dallas offensive line.

 

[Trendsetter+]

is your answer by the way

none of them are playing this weekend, so that means
none of them can either help or hurt me!

so get the helll out of the thread and so post where u willl make $$$

 

[quantumleap]

William "The Refrigerator" Perry.

 

[bulldog77]

Sayers

 

[HinesWard86]

How can you omit so many great RB's from this list, Sanders, Dickerson, Sayers come to mind. I voted for Campbell though to give him some love. His career was cut short because he was forced to carry the ball 400+ times a season all of his years in the league. Great short yardage back, one of the hardest RB's ever to take down

 

[OSU_Cowboys]

Barry Sanders!!!!!!!!!!:monsters-

 

[JohnnieC]

I know his career was cut short by injury and baseball, but the best I have ever seen was Bo Jackson. I never saw Jim Brown or Gale Sayers play though, they were before my time.

 

[btwizzy]

Jim Brown

 

[briguy]

There should be 3 choices only. Brown, Payton, Sayers. Maybe Sanders if Arena Football was a consideration.

 

[gijoe]

no contest. jim brown.

 

[silver7]

Wally Baleau!!

 

[ToujoursPret]

For sheer excitement: Elroy Hirsch, Ollie Matson, and Barry Sanders.