Ranking EVERY Team by Their RB History!

[@sports3117]

This list seems to be a lot more interesting than I thought

[@jennyanydots2389]

I beet my dawg over it.

[@donametric-9203]

Right

[@MrTee12]

They did a thorough job!

[@woozie___]

yep, great video, well researched

[@reversetopics1049]

I wanna say Thomas Jones for the bears 🏈🏈, depends on list reason ..good list though.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXWZlohtrbGXa7csi=Xy5QD26Vh54FAMgt

[@timesfly1081]

Leveon Bell's career would be dramatically different if he hadn't held out that season. Pretty crazy how he went from arguably the best RB in the league to essentially worthless

[@WhoIsMikeJones568]

I’m glad it happened that way because it led to his amazing KO of Adrian Peterson in that boxing match

[@timesfly1081]

@@WhoIsMikeJones568 OMFG I forgot about that boxing match 😂🤣

[@keres9580]

Just like Todd Gurley

[@akabancopop]

Tomlin completely changed the blocking scheme to help Bell's style and got him thinking he was doing it himself. That being said, a season where you gain 1800+ yscm in 12 games is crazy

[@toxicKev101]

Yes I remember when he said he revolutionized the game like Steph…no he didn’t because no rb could be that patient to let the line develop like the Steelers did

[@edwardx4979]

Interesting thought about Eric Dickerson and Marshall Faulk. Dickerson started out with the Rams and became a Colt. Faulk started out with the Colts and became a Ram. 😲

[@i.n.o6425]

Dickerson also helped the rams organization get Marshall faulk to St Louis

[@loganr7788]

Rams got the best of both of them also.

[@colbsqueeze1978]

​@loganr7788 colts still got good out of both tho, as a colts fan

[@MalcolmPusey-dc1ku]

Dick Bass was omitted when it came to great Ram running backs.

[@Noise_floorxx]

Hmmm

[@carlpacquing2575]

9:59 - I love how right after New England, you say "We're on to Cincinnati"!

[@Deathstroke4200]

It is hilarious, also the fact Corey Dillon had prolific seasons with both teams.

[@FennyWhopper]

THEY LISTENED🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 WR GOTTA BE NEXT IM HERE FOR THIS SERIES!!!

[@michael7054]

Same here!!!

[@kevinboehm8346]

Bears are gonna go from first to dead last lol

[@ross.2003]

​@@kevinboehm8346 💀💀💀💀

[@wankertanker1813]

And after that left guards - & not linemen as a whole. ...better be coming. We deserve an in depth explanation of how those positions differentiate. As they do. And not just "one hikes the ball".

[@JAYYYYYYYYYY728]

Fax

[@KatarHero72]

Feels weird how in their 20 year history, the Ravens have had 5 pro bowlers at running back while there (Lewis, Rice, McGahee, Forsett, Ingram) and even had Priest Holmes who was stuck behind Jamaal Lewis. And that's only number 30, makes you realize how good some teams have been at RB.

[@thenotoriousroc3508]

As a Steelers fan i too thought Ravens should've been ranked higher on this list; They've had good to great rbs as well through the yrs

[@fortynights1513]

Ravens didn’t exist until the 90’s, so it doesn’t surprise me that they are lower

[@janboblarry]

Love my Holmes Ravens Jersey. I feel like they should be higher than 30 as well. Eagles SB era havent had better RBs. And i love Westbrook and Mountgomery. Mccoy was good too, but just my opinion.

[@janboblarry]

​@@thenotoriousroc3508 Lewis Vs The Bus. The golden years 😢

[@thenotoriousroc3508]

@@janboblarry all-facts brother. [Ravens & Steelers are still good competitive teams; though, those days just hit-different.. it feels like nowadays players-like J.Lewis/R.Lewis/E.Reed/Suggs/T.Polamalu/Ben/H.Ward/Bettis/etc. No longer exist in the game of football. Noticably it-was different times (often miss it)

[@prsuave420]

Brian westbrook is so underrated. One of my all time favorites to watch.

[@yoowuzgud]

I miss when the NFL was a RB league

[@Weeman80]

It will be again with the hip drop tackles being penalized now

[@Fonzi89]

Man players used to average at least 1500 yards

[@Lagchunk]

That wont make rushing go up.​@Weeman80

[@mikeRedMDK2032]

Late 90s-mid 2000s was peak. So many great backs

[@regal394]

Me too

[@regal394]

it's an honor to be a Chicago Bear tailback, Thomas Jones deserved to be mentioned among the Bears Best Backs too.

[@THANO5_TTV]

My thoughts exactly. Bears RBs are so deep that they didn't even have time to mention Thomas Jones. At least he got a shout-out with the Jets.

[@atrain-wr9je]

Thomas Jones is great, but there are probably 10 Bears backs more notable than him.

[@metallife365]

Just because of personal bias as someone who went to highschool with him I was hoping for a mention of Tarik Cohen myself

[@eangoldstein6432]

And willie gallimore

[@eangoldstein6432]

And willie gallimore

[@mikeRedMDK2032]

I'm really liking this series. That 2000s era of backs has me especially nostalgic. Talk about stacked.

[@sora4440]

The 2000s RBs are the best crop of RBs in NFL history imo...

[@TheRealcdawg22]

That was definitely the golden age. Priest Holmes is my favorite back of all-time.

[@Pit_Python]

For real. Great times

[@Gungho73]

16+ touchdowns for multiple seasons is crazy for Shaun Alexander. He was a real good player, but its not fair to him what history has done to this former MVP. Pro bowler Mack Strong at FB, and two Hall of Famers in Walter Jones LT, Steve Hutchinson G. Those boys wanted to run your way, they were gonna run. When you say those names, it seems to have taken the oomph out of what he accomplished.

[@DeeDaKaang1]

I will always remember falling in love with Emmitt Smith & the Dallas Cowboys the day I witnessed this man run through the entire NY Giants franchise with 1 arm.

[@michaelpgallen]

This is so detailed and well thought out. This is awesome

[@miatheroachmydadsaccount3964]

This is by far one of the better list videos I've ever watched. Had to be a ton of work. My hats off to a job well done

[@areguapiri]

Thanks for showing the great running backs from the 1950s, 60s, 70s, and 80s. Most ytube viewers and commentors nowadays know little to nothing about those great eras.

[@TheRealcdawg22]

@areguapiri I like seeing the old footage, but it is apples to oranges when comparing teams with widely varying lengths of history. This has been a dumb comparison.

[@quasimoto7662]

This list is genuinely awesome and if we went over every single good player for a stretch, this video is easily 3 hours long

[@patgreene8770]

Another great video guys! My favorite NFL channel on youtube!!

[@danielrice2296]

Yes!!! I was hoping this would turn into a series after the all time QB video! So fascinating

[@TheWallinska87]

Thank you for posting these , hopefully we get TEs , O-line , WRs, D-Line, LBs , DBs to

[@randallross420]

Reggie Bush didn't even get a shoutout on the Saints section. For shame ⚜

[@SASBurner]

his stats were not that good

[@randallross420]

@@SASBurnerAgreed but he was instrumental in the superbowl run, as was Pierre Thomas. Rueben Mayes even got a mention.

[@Joey007ist]

Probably the most overrated running back of the last 20 years.

[@fortynights1513]

@@Joey007istOverrated? As a pro, he seems to be considered the prototypical good but not great player at his position, and is acknowledged as such. As a college player he appears to be more acclaimed on the other hand.

[@randallross420]

@@Joey007istdebatable

[@matthewsabat8233]

Absolutely LOVE these videos! Thank you so much for such an in depth and exciting presentation of the great history of football! All the best NFL Throwback!

[@YoungDolan]

Double trouble was so damn fun as a panthers fan. Stephen Davis and Deshaun foster were also fun

[@354allday]

Couple minutes in I'm like how Deshaun Foster get no mention?

[@rucoreyful]

Stewert,Williams, and Cam that running game was nuts..

[@jamaljohnson243]

I thought we should’ve been higher

[@YoungDolan]

@@jamaljohnson243 I agree but that may be my bias

[@christopherlockwood1857]

You mean Deangelo Williams

[@themilkynipple2801]

Wow what an excellent video! A few surprising omissions (reggie bush for saints, david johnson cardinals, rashard mendenhall for steelers, earnest byner for browns) then i know it wouldve been impossible to mention everybody that had success for multiple teams like demarco murray (cowboys titans), LT (chargers jets), jamal lewis (ravens browns), edgerrin james (colts cardinals) even tho many like darren sproles or marshall faulk or eric dickerson or clinton portis etc got mentioned. I know it would also be impossible to add everyone that had one good season like peyton hillis. Id say titans have a case for moving up one or two spots being the only franchise with two 2k rushers but other than that this was such a joy to watch, thank you for the quality entertainment

[@avm9188]

Love watching this channel 🔥

[@Bill_Woo]

After living and breathing the NFL for 50 years I turned it off in 2020 when the owners allowed some clowns to desecrate it - even Drew Brees wore it on his helmet. Then they extorted players to take poison! I have not watched ONE SNAP since 2019, though I was spending 10 hours/week before. So I spend tons and tons of time on the channel. It was a part of my life before the Scam-you-know.

[@MichaelMartin-qe5ye]

Two errors in the Seahawks section, Curt Warner was the third overall pick in 1983, not second(Dickerson was second), and Ricky Watters was with Eagles before the Seahawks, not the other way around.

[@Krombopulos_Michael1]

Nerd

[@MichaelMartin-qe5ye]

@masonhenrichs539 , ooooh good one.

[@Krombopulos_Michael1]

@@MichaelMartin-qe5ye I know, you don’t have to tell me lol

[@MaddDogg316]

​@@Krombopulos_Michael1, i might be the biggest nerd sometimes but this always gives me a good chuckle. Doesnt matter if I'm calling someone else that or they are calling me. 😆

[@nickmcpimpson]

Kinda surprised that Darren McFadden didnt even get mentioned for the Raiders, but I guess his career was not as impactful as others due to injuries

[@thugger-vandross]

just here to say how much i love NFL Throwback. easily one of the best channels on youtube

[@williamweiss6128]

Cool. Sure like seeing some of my old favorites from the 70's.

[@Quickstirix]

What a delight to watch again all this wonderful players. Great video 👏🏼👏🏼

[@michael7054]

Great video! I knew Tennessee would be high with Chris Johnson not too long ago and Derrick Henry recently which they definitely were!

[@dnovapop6-jm7ht]

I really enjoyed this! I agree with the list more or less.

[@darrellpaige3846]

One of the best videos I have seen. I love how you highlighted Rbs that were good but didn't get much media hype. A1 video

[@marcomcdowell8861]

Not a Vikes fan, but I liked seeing Robert Smith run. He had a strange upright, long and flat-footed stride that was deceptively fast.

[@packfan3917]

Let’s just say NFL throwback did a video like this for every position I wouldn’t be mad about it !

[@wankertanker1813]

Including individual offensive linemen positions. Not linemen as a whole.

[@michael7054]

They already did qb though

[@slimbrady6691]

I thought for sure Tennessee was gonna be #1. They've had Earl Campbell, Derrick Henry, Eddie George, and CJ2K and they're only 5th? Wild.

[@timothycaver3768]

#5 is high. Remember that they haven’t been around for very long so nods went to teams that have been around for nearly 100 years. Can’t compete with Marion Motley, Ernie Nevers or Bronco Nagurski.

[@RIPdBOON]

@@timothycaver3768 65 years is still a long time. They deserve to be top 2 at the very least. Chicago is overrated as usual

[@chrisvoiceactingvoiceover1431]

@@RIPdBOON😂 “Overrated as usual” - hardly!! We’ve got two of the greatest running backs in the history of the game, of which one is arguably the greatest player of all time!

[@RIPdBOON]

@chrisvoiceactingvoiceover1431 Sure Payton was great, but Gale is overrated. You and I both know it. Bears shouldn't even be top 10. Also I feel for Caleb Williams. Dude is walking into a disaster. I think the nail polish and lip gloss fiasco was him trying to make the Bears pass on him. Real talk lol The Bears will be a dumpster fire until they are out of the McCaskeys hands.

[@londarousey8767]

@@chrisvoiceactingvoiceover1431the titans have 2 rushersthat got 2000 yards in a year the titans atleast number 2 number 3 at the worst. Derrick Henry. Chris Johnson, and Campbell and let me mention Campbell was 40 yards away from getting 2000 yards and missed 2 games

[@blakebrown84]

The Saints also had a load of great running backs in franchise history like Dalton Hilliard, Alvin Kamara, Mark Ingram Jr., George Rogers, Reggie Bush, Ricky Williams and Deuce McAllister. The Titans have a history of loaded powerful backs like Earl Campbell, Eddie George, Derrick Henry and a very speedy back in Chris Johnson. The Jaguars also had Fred Taylor, James Stewart, Maurice Jones-Drew and Travis Etinette as the big dawgs. Barry Sanders and Billy Sims both wore #20 in their respective careers who are living legends with the Lions. The Falcons also had Jamal Anderson, Michael Turner, Gerald Riggs, Warrick Dunn and William Andrews were legends with the Falcons. The Cowboys were loaded with great running backs like Tony Dorsett, Emmitt Smith and Ezekiel Elliott. The Panthers were loaded with backs like Christian McCaffrey, Jonathan Stewart and DeAngelo Williams. The Dolphins had Larry Csonka, Ricky Williams, Ronnie Brown and Mercury Morris. The Giants had Brandon Jacobs, Tiki Barber, Rodney Hampton and Frank Gifford. The Chiefs were loaded with backs like Priest Holmes, Larry Johnson and Christian Okoye. The Raiders had backs like Bo Jackson, Marcus Allen, Charlie Garner and Josh Jacobs. There are so many great running backs on here that I can name, but I don’t wanna name all of them because the list is too long.🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈

[@MalcolmPusey-dc1ku]

Saints committed Chuck Muncie.

[@MalcolmPusey-dc1ku]

I mean omitted.

[@peterharris6409]

Alstott’s balance and agility for his size and strength was CRAZY

[@billyhill7630]

You know he wasn't huge by todays standards, he just wore huge pads.

[@erics.powers9320]

And the good thing is that Fournette is a 2x SB Champ!

[@GLA45Amg716]

Especially for a white man

[@WhoIsMikeJones568]

That Jerome Bettis run where he runs over Urlacher in the snow for a TD is the most iconic play that summarizes his style of play and Steelers football

[@bobgodd]

Rams legend Jerome Bettis

[@wankertanker1813]

Summarizes how overrated Urlacher has always been

[@fortynights1513]

@@wankertanker1813So he wasn’t a good tackler?

[@wankertanker1813]

@@fortynights1513 jk

[@josephpayton7522]

​@@wankertanker1813got'em lol. Everybody knows Urlacher was better than Lewis. But Lewis has that preacher personality that gathers followers.

[@tygrkhat4087]

No mention of Cookie Gilchrist for the Bills. No mention of the fact that the Bills, Cowboys and Steelers are the only teams with two 10,000+ yards RBs.

[@areguapiri]

Gilchrist MUST be mentioned. But the video creators don't know sports before the year 2000.

[@tygrkhat4087]

@@areguapiri Except there were a lot of pre-2000 RBs mentioned. From the AFL, there were Little, Nance, Lowe, Lincoln, Csonka, Simpson and a couple others.

[@topJimmyP1984]

Dorsett retired as the #2 all-time rusher and Emmitt as #1.

[@brandonh9557]

I came on here to mention Cookie Gilchrist. I'm only 44 and I know how good he was. His tenure as a Bill may have been short but he was one of the best players in the AFL. First AFL player to run for 1000 yards. Do better NFL films

[@c.antoniojohnson7114]

Cookie Gilchrist was my track coach at South High in Columbus, Ohio. Hardcore fans know who he is.

[@TheWallinska87]

I love the effort and detail of this video

[@zachdamenti4387]

It’s gonna take a lot more than just skill and momentum for those who are worthy enough to potentially surpass both Emmitt Smith (18,355 total rush yards) and Walter Payton (16,726 total rush yards) on the all-time list!

[@EricStuder89]

Yep. If AP or Frank Gore couldn't even get within 2000 yards of Emmitt, I'd don't see that record ever being broken

[@timothycaver3768]

It will never happen now. Backs have a shorter shelf life and the passing game is way more important today. The league designed it that way with rules changes because it results in higher scoring, higher ratings, and less dependency on positions where guys get hurt a lot. It’s a moneyball thing

[@frankgreco95]

@@EricStuder89 To be fair AP could've totally broke it if he didn't beat his kid to miss out on a season of his prime, and if he didn't tear up the knee and miss another season of his prime. That's roughly 3500-4000 yards missing on his resume. If you added the lower number of 3500 to where he finished that puts him at 18,418. Which is why to me he's the best running back to ever play the game (though you can make an argument for Barry imo)

[@BuccWylde]

Dave Meggett for Giants, Ricky Bell, Tampa, and you could go super deep for the Rams with C.Gary, G. Bell, Charles White, and Cullen Bryant.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Ricky Bell👍

[@MalcolmPusey-dc1ku]

Ron Johnson was also excluded from the Giant category.

[@woozie___]

Unbelievable that Fred Taylor only got ONE pro bowl nod, he's a borderline hall of famer in my mind but I knew he was underrated

[@scottb3034]

He played in the last truly competitive era for that. Had he played in today's age he'd be considered the best back in the game and a perennial pro bowler.

[@sleazytooez2313]

@@scottb3034 definitely not over Derrick Henry. And there’s a few backs still around who if they were healthy probably not either like Chubb, C-Mac, or Zeke

[@scottb3034]

@@sleazytooez2313 CMC is the only one that is probably better out of that list...and the dude has been injury prone in his career like Taylor. The rest don't come close. Either they are worse rushers in Elliott's case or not close to the receiver and pass blocker while being only slightly better runners in Chubb and Henry.

[@sleazytooez2313]

@@scottb3034 wholeheartedly disagree. Henry at his best was one of the best backs in history not just him time. And Zeke and Chubb at their peak were better than him. Fred was always solid but never a top 3 back. Zeke and Chubb during their peaks were

[@woozie___]

@@scottb3034 I had that thought too, very true

[@maladjustedmoon5200]

Browns at 4 could be higher. I know everyone’s biased but all time RB yards per carry 1. Cle Marion Motley 2. KC Jamaal Charles 3 Cle Nick Chubb 4 Cle Jim Brown…3 of the top 4 all time are Browns

[@javi__...]

Forgot a mention for Tampa. Errict Rhett had back to back 1000 yard seasons. He did both without even coming close to 4 yards a carry. Probably why they drafted Warrick Dunn and Mike Alstott.

[@Gungho73]

As someone who loved Mack Strong growing up here in Seattle, seeing the level of FB play we got during that era with him Mike Alstott and others was just incredible. I miss those days.

[@AzWolfman]

Damn, Rhett, I agree, he was good

[@yezzir8929]

They also forgot LeGarrette Blount and Leonard Fournette and underrated the Bucs

[@TballAllStar]

I gotta say, feel like the Bills might have the deepest RB room in this list. OJ and Thurman are clear workhorses but when you look at the honorable mentions of Shady, Marshawn, McGahee, and even Travis Henry and Frank Gore, it’s insane how much talent they’ve had at RB.

[@dallasraisbeck7297]

Great video I don't agree with your list but I like the content.

[@SASBurner]

what are your rankings

[@ryaneugenelawrencewalls1987]

The Perfect Backfield Larry Csonka Eugene Mercury Morris both part of the 1972 Miami Dolphins 17-0 Perfect Season 23:28

[@blakebrown84]

Jamal Lewis didn't disappoint during his seven seasons in Baltimore. Though he was forced to miss the entire 2001 season with an injury, He was still able to amass enough yards to currently remain the Ravens' all-time leading rusher and his 45 rushing TDs are also the most in franchise history. He ran for a record-setting 2,066 yards in 2003 en route to being named the AP Offensive Player of the Year. Lewis was named to the NFL's All-Decade Team for the 2000s. The Ravens also had some amazing backs like Ray Rice who had a very short run in the league, so he would’ve played longer if he didn’t have his off the field issues. Willis McGahee was also an offensive force as a great back, so injuries kept him from being able to play longer.🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈

[@Soulvakii]

tennessee should be way higher lol the only team with 2 2k rushers

[@tygrkhat4087]

Bills should be higher, only one of three teams with 2 10K career rushers.

[@stowebrunso407]

Lol neither of them have trophies!!!

[@tygrkhat4087]

@@stowebrunso407 Not part of the criteria.

[@Weeman80]

Ravens got 2 as well, Jamal Lewis and Derrick Henry

[@gigabytee]

@@Weeman80derrick Henry never ran for 2,000 yards for the ravens, he never even ran for the ravens lmao

[@milo8425]

A shame Joe Delaney didn't make the list, he had the noblest history of any NFL RB.

[@areguapiri]

Most people on ytube nowadays don't know who Joe Delaney was.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Word😞🫡

[@timking-iy9jw]

What an awesome list. I live how deep they went into each teams history. All the backs I know....and a few amazing backs I haven't heard of. No recency bias at all.

[@TheRealcdawg22]

You've got to be kidding. For your sake, I hope that was sarcasm.

[@daemonblackfyre2.049]

Cowboys should be 1 no question!!!

[@scottb3034]

Bears own them.

[@carseye1219]

I knew the Browns would be near the top of the list. Especially glad you included the Pruitts. Mike could have been a HOFer if they had played him his first 3 years. Greg, too, if he had stayed healthy. Brown, Kelly, Motley, Mitchell. Hard to beat that. Of course, some jerks dismiss the pre-Super Bowl era like it was nothing.

[@octobercoronajr6127]

Marion barber was my favorite RB RIP

[@tunatuna6723]

Holy crap, he died?! That's awful. RIP

[@LiamDeege]

@@tunatuna6723 Yeah like 2 years ago or so, heatstroke, sad times.

[@JordanJMyers]

As a Cowboys fan I still rock his jersey. Also had the greatest what 2-3yrd run ever. Rip

[@psun316]

A great Gopher from Minnesota

[@pfath77]

Rickey Bell for Tampa. He was struck by disease which cut his career drastically short but I think he helped them get to the playoffs in the years when they were terrible...

[@AlbertCourtney-on5yv]

No Willie Gallimore for the bears. His career ended when he was killed in an auto accident in 1964. One of the NFL best from 1958-1963.

[@brandonmorris7419]

Chiefs should be way higher, for like 25 years from Okoye to Charles we had consistent top 5 RB production. #20 is a joke

[@brandonmorris7419]

On second thought it was about 30 years because after Charles we had prime Kareem Hunt as well

[@scottb3034]

Marcus Allen was not a top 5 back when he was there. Neither was Greg Hill or Donnell Bennett. Tony Richardson and Jackie battle? I don't think so. Yes the Chiefs might have had really good production most of the time but not all the time between Okoye and Hunt....not only that but that's 25 years out of the Chiefs 70 year history and the 100 year history of the NFL.

[@christopherlockwood1857]

Agree

[@christopherlockwood1857]

@@scottb3034Allen was there team mvp over Montana . He was great w the Chiefs, Okoye was a NIGHTMARE, PHolmes too

[@scottb3034]

@@christopherlockwood1857 Heh, Okoye was indeed a nightmare, the Nigerian Nightmare, sadly his style (and age) made his career brief. Marcus was the MVP but he was a shadow of his Raiders self with KC. Priest of course.

[@Bergarita]

Seems like the Cowboys really had the best RB field. They didn't even mention Duane Thomas and Robert Newhouse. Cleveland could have been maybe a spot higher.

[@bradleysample3246]

Cleveland had another great prospect coming out of college but he got sick . They made a movie abought him

[@kennethhickey2368]

Ernie Davis

[@HollyKost]

​@@bradleysample3246You made that up

[@iamhungey12345]

@@HollyKost I know right? Bad enough that they claimed they had that overpowered runningback named Jim Brown. The name couldn't be any more unsubtle even if they tried, Brown? That's like the Patriots fans claiming their QB was named Tom Patriot. And get this, the Browns fans even claimed that Brown even helped them win a title and later retired during his prime to star in a movie or something. Yeah sure! As if NFL even existed before 1966.

[@KevinThomas-fl5xg]

But would Emmitt be able to do what he did without the O line he had?

[@Mars-qx7mq]

@32:14. Ricky Waters was a Seahawk after his stint with the Eagles, he started his career as a 49'er.

[@mannyguapo7860]

Raiders at 22 is crazy

[@mark-be9mq]

Joe Delaney gets a very very honorable mention at KC

[@chrisryan1664]

I was hoping he would be mentioned, a REAL hero.

[@hobbs12cats]

Barry Word

[@LiamDeege]

This is an interesting list if you ask me. Top 10 looks good though.

[@trevharpa9371]

Im just glad we get to see the rb’s every team has had , even bad teams had a guy u could root for

[@mohit4679]

Should continue this series for every position

[@Deathstroke4200]

7:02. I am kinda shocked that the record for most carries is 492. I remember LaGarret Blount getting 300 and 290 some carries in 2 seasons and it being truly being an accomplishment, which it is. Yet I never knew the record for carries was almost 500! Yes the NFL was a more run first league then. Also fewer game's.

[@edpinkerton7947]

492 touches not carries. Including receptions

[@topJimmyP1984]

The Cowboys had Dorsett who retired as the #2 all-time rusher and Emmitt as #1.

[@christopherlockwood1857]

Don’t forget Herschel who’s trade changed your franchise . I may put Dallas 1, Espescially since the 80s. I’m a 9er fan too, I’d put us top 5

[@sidneygarcia7526]

I enjoyed this. Y’all should do wide receivers next

[@bstove24]

It's funny how the Cardinals are ranked so high yet have no runningbacks listed this century.

[@TheRealcdawg22]

Some of these rankings are way off. The Cardinals are definitely one of them. So are the Packers and many others.

[@alextabor95]

1:16:15 Glad to see Beattie Feathers getting some acknowledgement for being the first 1000 yd rusher in NFL history

[@doomslayerobama]

Gotta be Rams and Bears at top. Has to. Edit: Whaddya know.

[@colepratt7538]

Or Titans. Earl Campbell, Eddie George, Chris Johnson, Derrick Henry

[@jennyanydots2389]

The Bears shouldn't be on any NFL list, they should be relagated to the CFL.

[@aarondeck7934]

​@jennyanydots2389 the last American team to be relegated to the CFL was the old Baltimore Colts. They're also the only American team to win The Grey Cup. They're now known as The Montreal Alouettes.

[@jennyanydots2389]

@@aarondeck7934 Well now it's time to take the Bears. Rename them the Toronto Taco Bell Dumpsters.

[@toxicpersonalityincorporat3137]

Not surprised its the Bears. Through ups and downs we somehow manage to usually have a very good or HOF running back and or linebacker.

[@glenwest1911]

Outstanding video and topic!

[@bjchit]

How can you not even mention Joe Delaney for the Chiefs? Great running back whose career and life were tragically cut short when he died trying to rescue three kids from drowning.

[@michael7054]

Id love to see a tight end video like this! Please do it!

[@OhNotJohnny]

I know we all love Sweetness but the Kansas Comet was elite when he played before injuries took both his knees but when Sayers had the ball in his hands he galloped like no other

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Yeah, he was a great runner!

[@DaDitka]

My dad and other relatives said the same thing about Sayers. He was a force of nature. It's really a shame the Bears couldn't put together even a decent team during the Sayers/Butkus era.

[@travisa7669]

Thought Barry Word would’ve gotten a mention for KC since he was Comeback Player of the Year in 1990 with over 1000 yards rushing.

[@oubrioko]

The 1981 *AFC Rookie of the Year,* who was elected to the 1981 *Pro Bowl* during his rookie season, and is a posthumous recipient of the *Presidential Citizens Medal,* who died a tragic and selfless death, probably merited at least a mention at #20

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

This 🫡 #37

[@tackle47]

No way that Joe Delaney should not have been mentioned for the Chiefs. Massive rookie year, hurt 2nd year and then tragically died drowning. He jumped into the water to save kids who were drowning even though he could not swim. An absolute hero and another what if.

[@watermonke3323]

Are receivers the next one for this type of video.

[@kinggrantking]

They're just gonna comment 1. 9ers 2. Everyone else.

[@TheSmurfWithASurf]

​really had Terrell Owens and Jerry Rice playing together on the same team

[@michael7054]

No its the Vikings lol

[@dm3261]

We can also count FBs as RBs as well. Kyle Juszczyk, Tom Rathman, William Floyd, Fred Beasley. John Henry Johnson should also be included as a RB...he was a St. Mary's grad as well.

[@AES09]

I knew my Rams would be top 3

[@YourBoyJohnny94]

Rams should’ve been #1

[@_meangreenjersey973]

@@YourBoyJohnny94fax

[@scottb3034]

@@YourBoyJohnny94 Nah, bears smoke them.

[@NDSTRUCTIBLE1]

TITANS/Oilers Derrick Henry DeMarco Murray Chris Johnson LenDale White Travis Henry Chris Brown Eddie George Lorezo White Earl Campbell

[@quinnleavey8603]

The Chiefs being 20. From Marcus Allen, Nightmare, Priest, LJ, Jamaal, Kareem hunt, Pacheco. Cmon now

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Don’t forget Barry Word, Ed Podolack & Joe Delaney..

[@FaceFamous]

No HALL OF FAMERS. He said that

[@FaceFamous]

And he's taking everything into account. Yards, pro bowls, super bowls , records, awards etc. It isn't just what they did. How did it end? That's what's going into the formula. Keep upand he's not taking all account just some of people who came over from other teams that muddies the whole thing.

[@JReaLBiz86]

lol that's awesome. When we got to #4, I said to myself, "Oh, yeah. Jim Brown was one of the first ever freak-of-nature athletes to gear up for the gridiron. He was taller, bigger, stronger, and faster than anyone else on the field." Seconds later, the narrator states that Jim Brown was simply bigger, stronger, and faster than anyone else lol

[@samsonbabayan6894]

You missed Thomas Jones who had a brief stint with Chicago Bears rushed for over 10,000 yards.

[@ryaneugenelawrencewalls1987]

Warrick Dunn was real special player really a special man but a real awesome running back coming out of Florida State University Mike A-Train Alstott was a beast at fullback but unlike Dunn Alstott did win a Super Bowl Ring 2002 season 6:28

[@spittlefish5208]

Disagree with the rankings but this is a cool series. Nice idea!

[@SASBurner]

what ranks needed to be changed

[@chrismyers8613]

It's hard to say how they're ranked for the video, and how age of the franchise is factored in.

[@Mrgetthejobdone630]

I thought the ravens should’ve been a little higher

[@PlayboiArti]

This is the type of content I live for. Keep it up NFL throwback!

[@MegaBenjamin]

2007 chargers RB room was absolutely insane, 3 insane rushers

[@bretthaller2096]

On the 49ers never mentioned Tom Rathman great FB who blocked for Craig. Buffalo forgot to mention Cookie Gilcrest, Wrey Carlton 8th all time in Franchise History and had 29 rush TDs and Antwain Smith who in only 3 years ran fir 2932 yrds 26 TDs and scored on a 99 yard run.

[@keres9580]

Now do WR history

[@SageSea1]

Bears from first to bottom 5-10 lol

[@stowebrunso407]

Agreed

[@lelandbailey8657]

49ers should be top 5, with Jerry Rice, Terrell Owens, Deebo/Aiyuk and 1 season of Randy Moss

[@keres9580]

@@lelandbailey8657 Moss was only on the team for his last season, where he wasn’t nearly the player he was in his prime. But yeah.

[@KWTX22]

Vikings got some dogs (Moss, Carter, Rashad, Diggs, Thielen, and JJ with Jake Reed and Anthony Carter as honorable mentions)

[@youngmoney8713]

Great list glad to witness..hoping for WRs nxt

[@dblaket4920]

How did Reggie Bush not make the list in NO?

[@michaelbentley1591]

14th all time in rushing yards for the Saints, never cracked 600 yards in a season for them. Electric at times but not worth making the list

[@keynanvarnado7592]

Pierre Thomas played on the same teams as Bush and was better than him. I think he deserved a mention. Never a huge stats guy but a key part of the Saints winning a championship and building the early culture and offensive style under Payton and Brees. Still the best RB on screens I've ever seen.

[@yezzir8929]

Or better question, how are the Saints ranked higher than the Bucs?

[@MartyMcFly__25]

@@michaelbentley1591he was all purpose guy set the rookie record for catches. Punt return too were huge and was apart of that superbowl team. The post Katrina electricity shouldn’t be forgotten

[@sora4440]

Cause Bush wasn't a good RB...

[@evanmurphey]

Nailed it with titans at #5. If they weren’t top 5 this list would be a sham but good job NFL

[@cfly87]

I feel like DeShaun Foster should've gotten a shout out. He was pretty solid for Carolina.

[@40EastTrill]

It goes against their bias. Mentioning him means they would have to put Carolina higher. (Which they should be)

[@JohnConnorsDad]

The Ravens are #30 on this list, and like #29 on NFL throwbacks ranking of WR's and have been consistently one of the better teams in the NFL? INSANE.

[@Lagchunk]

PLEASE DO WRs, I have been waiting for videos like this forever.

[@Italysfinest726]

This was ridiculously awsome , great great football documentary

[@AlexMiller6]

Chiefs at #20 is an insult, when you can argue they had the best RB in football from 2001-2016. Going from Holmes to Johnson to Charles was an absolutely insane run.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Yeah, I would’ve expected KC to be in the top 10-15, though I will say that I’m not sure what criteria they’re using for their rankings.

[@squanchy2925]

Lol you definitely cannot make that argument. Priest was the best running back for 2 years after Faulk and then Tomlinson took over. After Tomlinson it went to Adrian Peterson.

[@Phoenix-pm2qr]

I miss the golden ers of runningbacks - late 90s to about 2014. So glad I grew up and got to watch most of these guys play, as well as some of the best QBs of all time - Brady, Manning, Brees, Roethlisberger, Farve, and Rodgers.