A touching moment I believe is when during Emmitt Smiths HOF induction speech, he choked up with emotion while referring to Darryl "Moose" Johnston blocking for him apparently many times, noting all the physical sacrifices he made doing so, those 90's Cowboy teams were probably some of the best ever. A great humble guy and a tremendous role model for anyone aspiring to achieve anything in the world of sports, regardles if which one it is
My family and I had a chance to meet Emmitt Smith at an autograph show in Chicago in 2022. He took a picture with us and also signed us an autograph. I will never forget it. Much respect to him.
50 year Big D Cowboy fan here. One thing unmistakable about Emmitt is, he not only a great football player, a NFL Hall of Famer, but more important, is that he is a great person! I got misty eyed several times in this interview! best to you Emmitt moving forward what ever you do! This nation needs more like him in all walks of life!
My Pensacola Home town hero. I used to watch him play when I was in middle school and he was a big star at Escambia High School. I lived about 3-4 blocks away and would walk to the home games. I am not a Gator fan, nor am I a Dallas fan, but my Vikings gave the Cowboys the opportunity to draft Emmitt in 1990 (Herschel Walker Trade) and for that I am happy. While Emmitt and his family were always respected around the city, Mom and Dad still worked at "normal jobs" while their son was tearing up the NFL. I am proud of Pensacola's hometown heroes (including Derrick Brooks and Roy Jones Jr. even Roman Reigns WWE wrestler and many more) from such an average size town, we have our share of super stars.
Growing up watching the Cowboys in the 90s, Emmitt was my favorite player. He's the reason I became a Florida Gator fan. I just had my first son at 32 years old, and I named him Emmitt. Sports runs deep!
Emmitt had a sports card and memorabelia store in Pensacola that his folks ran .... When I was a kid , my folks traveled and did trade shows nationwide , everytime I was with them and we were down there , I made them stop in ... His dad was an awesome man , and they always teased me about being a Packer fan ... Great family and great people ..... Just like Emmitt ....
I love Emmitt he is one of the greats. He is definitely in my opinion the pound for pound the toughest running back ever. pure heart and sole. I've always been a Cowboy fan T. Dorsett and sweetness. were my idols growing up. Emmitt put the youth back in me again watching him play. I will never forget that Giants game when he got hurt, and kept going. Simply the best.
I was on the game when Emmitt broke the all-time rushing record. It took a lot of calculation (and some luck) to buy tickets ahead of time to be there. The energy in Texas Stadium was out of this world.
I hate how people say he only did what he did in the NFL because of the o-line he had in Dallas. This man was great at every level. It didnt happen by coincidence.
I rewatch a lot of the games he rarely doesn't gain positive yards. He fights for every inch and gains 2 to 3 yards while he is getting tackled. He breaks a ton of tackles without anyone blocking for him. There is a reason he is the NFL's all time leading rusher.
Emmitt and Elway Were my childhood heroes. I wore number 22 starting in the eighth grade until my junior year in high school. I played tailback and always wanted to be like Emmitt Smith.
Haters don't understand the loyalty of Cowboy fans. I had goose bumps when Emmett said he watched the Cowboys as a child. I didn't know anything about football when the Cowboys joined the league, but I became a fan because I was captivated by the star. I wasn't quite 7 then, but I've been a life-long fan at age 67. No other team will ever come close to their success, past, present, or future. God bless you, Emmett Smith
you’re the man 22. ! i had your poater on my wall growing up. I loved the Cowboys and I really looked up to you man. Not just on the field, but who you were and are. This interview is amazing. And inspiring. thank you
My favorite Dallas Cowboys because of the person he is. The passion and determination I saw in the 90’s as a Cowboys fan is still alive in this interview. What an inspiration to today’s athletes. Deuce Deuce has a the heart of champion! My favorite Cowboy of all time!!!!!!
Damn it Emmitt.....make me tear up talking about you and Walter! I'm a Bears fan, and love the way you played the game. If anyone broke Walter's record, I'm glad it was you (and I'm NOT a Cowboys fan....just an Emmitt fan. ;) )
Class act from start to finish !!! This man is a tremendous role model for anyone who is looking to succeed. Not just sports, but in anything. Hard work, sacrifice and absolute dedication, this man personifies them all. Congrats to you Mr. Smith, simply the BEST
Emmitt Smith was the heart of joy for a life long Cowboys fan. Watching him work was uplifting for so many people in my hometown in Texas. I played just enough football with a very powerful running back who was shorter in stature. It was very difficult to see his movement through the line of scrimmage. He always hit a hole running with his weight carried forward. He hit you not the other way around. I couldn’t imagine what it was like for these larger men at the professional level. I can only imagine it was multiplied in many ways. I’ve watched many of Emmitt Smith’s runs over and over again like so many others. It’s my firm belief that his hand eye coordination was off the charts. He could open up a would be tacklers arms like a turn style. All while running with power and speed. Although Emmitt was always very humble and very professional. The name Sweetness belongs to a predecessor who will always deserve to wear that name alone. For myself I’ll always associate Emmitt Smith with the term Quickness. Especially when it came to his hands. For me his best performance came much later. My wife and daughter watching a then popular television program Dancing With The Stars. I told my wife and daughter during the first episode at the first mention of Emmitt Smiths name. “This competition is unfair. The rest of the competitors stand zero chance. Emmitt Smith is your winner.” They could not understand my conviction to this statement. I told both of them that there is a tremendous amount of footwork in this man’s career. His work ethic and agility has never been matched. It won’t be in this competition either. I watched my favorite player dance right into the hearts of my family. That was great!
the Triplets jerseys all hang on display in my recroom in my house, they were the greatest trio I ever watched as a Cowboys fan. Emmitt's record will be like Nolan Ryan's record....untouchable forever
I have been a steeler fan since the 70s. If I had to create a dream team ofcourse mean Joe and lambert and Swann would be on it. But for my runningback it's not a hard choice. Mr Emmitt Smith hands down would be my pick. I have never seen Mr Smith have a bad game. To me he is by far the best. And what a great man. How I wish he was a steeler
I love this man!!❤ I was 5 years old the season they won the 1992 Superbowl! Grew up watching him And those legends creating a dynasty. How sweet it was. Now it’s Daks turn!
Barry Sanders, Walter Payton, and Jim Brown are the sexy choices, but people forget that Emmitt is the ALL TIME LEADING rusher in the PLAYOFFS AND CAREER. In today's day and age, no one is touching his all time career rushing record. He has the most RUSHING touchdowns all time and tied for the most with Thurman Thomas in the playoffs. He has 20,000 all purpose yards and the other only players to accomplish it are Walter Payton, Jerry Rice, Emmitt, and Brian Mitchell. He is the ONLY running back to have 11 straight 1,000 yard seasons. He is the ONLY RUNNER to win the triple crown for running backs. Rushing title, NFL MVP, and Super Bowl MVP in 1993. He is only two runners to win the rushing title and the Super Bowl along with Terrell Davis. Again Emmitt wasn't sexy, he just got it done.
Had Barry Sanders had a decent team around him in Detroit a lot of the records including most yards would be his so you can put an asterik beside a lot of Emmitt's records. Had Barry not retired early due to the Lions negligence he'd have a lot of the records.
@@anthonys3631 nonsense. Barry had 3 all pro linemen, an 3x all pro wide receiver, a bunch of solid QBs, pro bowl fullbacks and tight ends. Barry retired because his last 6 games in 98 were atrocious. You can't re-write the history books.
@@fairlanemuscle bunch of solid quarterbacks? Who? Eric Hipple? Rodney Peete etc.? Give me a break, smh. They were okay quarterbacks but not great. Yes the Lions kept trading away those 3 all pro lineman(Kevin Glover, Bennie Blades, etc.) and others you refer to. That's why in 98 he decided to pack it in cause he had no team around him any longer and was frustrated with the front office moves or some of these records certainly would be his. I rest my case. Watch his A Football Life Barry Sanders I suggest you and all others do.
@@anthonys3631 To be fair, you can say that about a lot of running backs. Think of Dickerson or Payton running behind this line, even some of the bigger backs like Earl Campbell. The thing about hypotheticals is that they're endless and anyone can play that game with any other great back. But SOMEONE has to be the best and as fate would have it, it's Emmitt. No disrespect to the other RBs.
Jim Brown passed away last year like Barry, quit the game early and either one of them could have easily be all time leading rusher. Emmitt is worthy of the title holder !
These interviews are so polished. Joe Buck seems like he does a lot of homework because he doesn't have to look at notes and if he is looking at a prompter, they hide it well.
I dont care what anyone says. This man is the best RB to ever grace a football field. There is not another RB that could do everything Emmitt could at an elite level. The biggest knock on Emmitt was his speed. What they wont say is even with his lack of top end speed je was always in front of people.
Emmit has such passion and understands that even though he wasnt a part of the prior Cowboys players and rivalries that he had a duty and mission to push the Cowboys to greatness, unlike the current crop of Cowboy players. Its a responsibility that automatically gets set upon you, when I hear players and coaches say “I wasnt a part of those teams” yeah you werent but when you get to Dallas that comes with it.
Emmitt was the best RB ever. On every level. He was simply the best at imposing his will towards victory. If you had Emmitt, you knew you could win it all. The early 90’s Cowboys actually were not above .500 in games played without Emmitt. He was the key to the whole thing. Had elusive moves similar to Barry (Barry is the king of elusive moves), but Emmitt had more scrap than Barry. He would go diving over the top, or fall forward for several yards when needed . Barry did not have that
In todays game where a RB is considered washed up by the time they hit their late 20s, it is un fathomable to think of a RB who did it at an extremely high level year after year after year consistently for well over a decade. He wasn’t the biggest, fastest, or strongest ball carrier but his patience, vision, balance, and last but not least his consistency is one of if not the best in NFL history.
I respect Smith and a few other guys like Dickerson, TD, etc, but for me Payton will always be the greatest RB of all time. I think Barry was the closest thing, but still #2. Emmett is #3 on my list. That being said, the greatest player I ever saw, was Bo Jackson. Like many others (Brown, etc) he didn’t play long enough to be the greatest of all time.
A touching moment I believe is when during Emmitt Smiths HOF induction speech, he choked up with emotion while referring to Darryl "Moose" Johnston blocking for him apparently many times, noting all the physical sacrifices he made doing so, those 90's Cowboy teams were probably some of the best ever. A great humble guy and a tremendous role model for anyone aspiring to achieve anything in the world of sports, regardles if which one it is
Emmitt was very tough as well.
Emmitt was my 1st sports HERO.. At age 50 now, He still is my HERO! There is no 2ed!
Emmitts 50!!!????? He looks pretty good.
@@redleader3394 He'll be 55 on May 15th.
@@SuperPuffProductions good to know thanks!
Same it was his heart and drive that made him my hero growing up
Same here
My family and I had a chance to meet Emmitt Smith at an autograph show in Chicago in 2022. He took a picture with us and also signed us an autograph. I will never forget it. Much respect to him.
Got to remember Charles Haley showed up had the #1 defence for 92 n 93
Had the greatest niner defender Charles Haley
Class act what a legendary man❤ miss seeing him play
If you truly love the sport of football... you have to respect what Emmitt Smith accomplished. Fifteen seasons as a starting RB in the NFL is no joke!
He is the man. People will always say how much better Barry was, but I will always keep 22, he was the back of the 90s.
Watching him play with a separated shoulder was the badest ass move I have ever seen from an athlete.
50 year Big D Cowboy fan here. One thing unmistakable about Emmitt is, he not only a great football player, a
NFL Hall of Famer, but more important, is that he is a great person! I got misty eyed several times in this
interview! best to you Emmitt moving forward what ever you do! This nation needs more like him in
all walks of life!
My Pensacola Home town hero.
I used to watch him play when I was in middle school and he was a big star at Escambia High School.
I lived about 3-4 blocks away and would walk to the home games.
I am not a Gator fan, nor am I a Dallas fan, but my Vikings gave the Cowboys the opportunity to draft Emmitt in 1990 (Herschel Walker Trade) and for that I am happy.
While Emmitt and his family were always respected around the city, Mom and Dad still worked at "normal jobs" while their son was tearing up the NFL.
I am proud of Pensacola's hometown heroes (including Derrick Brooks and Roy Jones Jr. even Roman Reigns WWE wrestler and many more) from such an average size town, we have our share of super stars.
Growing up watching the Cowboys in the 90s, Emmitt was my favorite player. He's the reason I became a Florida Gator fan. I just had my first son at 32 years old, and I named him Emmitt. Sports runs deep!
Emmitt had a sports card and memorabelia store in Pensacola that his folks ran .... When I was a kid , my folks traveled and did trade shows nationwide , everytime I was with them and we were down there , I made them stop in ... His dad was an awesome man , and they always teased me about being a Packer fan ... Great family and great people ..... Just like Emmitt ....
I love Emmitt he is one of the greats. He is definitely in my opinion the pound for pound the toughest running back ever. pure heart and sole. I've always been a Cowboy fan T. Dorsett and sweetness. were my idols growing up. Emmitt put the youth back in me again watching him play. I will never forget that Giants game when he got hurt, and kept going. Simply the best.
Couldn't agree more
I was on the game when Emmitt broke the all-time rushing record. It took a lot of calculation (and some luck) to buy tickets ahead of time to be there. The energy in Texas Stadium was out of this world.
I hate how people say he only did what he did in the NFL because of the o-line he had in Dallas. This man was great at every level. It didnt happen by coincidence.
I rewatch a lot of the games he rarely doesn't gain positive yards. He fights for every inch and gains 2 to 3 yards while he is getting tackled. He breaks a ton of tackles without anyone blocking for him. There is a reason he is the NFL's all time leading rusher.
Emmitt was my childhood hero. What a pleasure it was to watch him play as i was starting to get into football. Class personified!
Incredible. I used to watch him as a kid with my family, all hardcore cowboys fans, growing up. He is a legend and an inspiration to us all
Cowboy fan since 1977 this is truely one of the greatest Cowboy players of all times loved Emmitt desire to win and compete!!
I love this man. Such a wonderful human being. From this lifelong Cowboy fan, thanks for the great memories Emmitt. You are the BEST!
Emmitt and Elway
Were my childhood heroes. I wore number 22 starting in the eighth grade until my junior year in high school. I played tailback and always wanted to be like Emmitt Smith.
Haters don't understand the loyalty of Cowboy fans. I had goose bumps when Emmett said he watched the Cowboys as a child. I didn't know anything about football when the Cowboys joined the league, but I became a fan because I was captivated by the star. I wasn't quite 7 then, but I've been a life-long fan at age 67. No other team will ever come close to their success, past, present, or future. God bless you, Emmett Smith
Imagine if he’s worth spelling his name correctly
you’re the man 22. ! i had your poater on my wall growing up. I loved the Cowboys and I really looked up to you man. Not just on the field, but who you were and are. This interview is amazing. And inspiring. thank you
Excellent interview, thank you Joe & Emmitt. What a gentleman and Champ❤
Some truly good comments in here. Respect to those who praise Emmitt! 👏 as he is deserving of it!
My favorite Dallas Cowboys because of the person he is. The passion and determination I saw in the 90’s as a Cowboys fan is still alive in this interview. What an inspiration to today’s athletes. Deuce Deuce has a the heart of champion! My favorite Cowboy of all time!!!!!!
Emmitt one of the best offensive line , some say the best, in the history of the game !
Damn it Emmitt.....make me tear up talking about you and Walter! I'm a Bears fan, and love the way you played the game. If anyone broke Walter's record, I'm glad it was you (and I'm NOT a Cowboys fan....just an Emmitt fan. ;) )
I think I can speak for all cowboys, we were Walters fans too!
I will always Love the Triplets. Emmitt, Micheal, and Troy.
Forever the Goat of Rushing!!!
YES!
Class act from start to finish !!! This man is a tremendous role model for anyone who is looking to succeed. Not just sports, but in anything. Hard work, sacrifice and absolute dedication, this man personifies them all. Congrats to you Mr. Smith, simply the BEST
He is one fine person. I am very proud of him and all he has accomplished. I also was a cowboy fan from childhood.
Emmet was a warrior. So impressive.
What a great and humble Man Emmitt is ❤🎉😊
He's the man!
Emmitt. Class act. True HOFer. One of the All-time Great RBs/Players in the NFL. Great stuff.
21 yrs old and my Cowboys were kicking ass!!!! Early 90s GREAT TIMES!!!!
Emmitt Smith was the heart of joy for a life long Cowboys fan.
Watching him work was uplifting for so many people in my hometown in Texas.
I played just enough football with a very powerful running back who was shorter in stature. It was very difficult to see his movement through the line of scrimmage. He always hit a hole running with his weight carried forward. He hit you not the other way around.
I couldn’t imagine what it was like for these larger men at the professional level. I can only imagine it was multiplied in many ways.
I’ve watched many of Emmitt Smith’s runs over and over again like so many others. It’s my firm belief that his hand eye coordination was off the charts.
He could open up a would be tacklers arms like a turn style. All while running with power and speed.
Although Emmitt was always very humble and very professional. The name Sweetness belongs to a predecessor who will always deserve to wear that name alone.
For myself I’ll always associate Emmitt Smith with the term Quickness. Especially when it came to his hands.
For me his best performance came much later. My wife and daughter watching a then popular television program Dancing With The Stars.
I told my wife and daughter during the first episode at the first mention of Emmitt Smiths name.
“This competition is unfair. The rest of the competitors stand zero chance. Emmitt Smith is your winner.”
They could not understand my conviction to this statement.
I told both of them that there is a tremendous amount of footwork in this man’s career. His work ethic and agility has never been matched. It won’t be in this competition either.
I watched my favorite player dance right into the hearts of my family. That was great!
Wow that part with Walter is crazy.
I don’t care what anybody say this is the greatest running back to ever touch the ball
We would agree on that. His numbers are INSANE!
Much R.E.S.P.E.C.T. for Emmitt as a Football player but most of all a Man of Faith
My Enemy!!! Yup!!! As a 49er, I hated You but so deeply respect you!!! Yup!!! You are a VERIFIED Great!!! You do not need any narrative!!! RESPECT!!!
the Triplets jerseys all hang on display in my recroom in my house, they were the greatest trio I ever watched as a Cowboys fan. Emmitt's record will be like Nolan Ryan's record....untouchable forever
I have been a steeler fan since the 70s. If I had to create a dream team ofcourse mean Joe and lambert and Swann would be on it. But for my runningback it's not a hard choice. Mr Emmitt Smith hands down would be my pick. I have never seen Mr Smith have a bad game. To me he is by far the best. And what a great man. How I wish he was a steeler
Thank you so very much for all the wonderful memories you brought us all. God bless you and yours
I love this man!!❤ I was 5 years old the season they won the 1992 Superbowl! Grew up watching him
And those legends creating a dynasty. How sweet it was. Now it’s Daks turn!
Barry Sanders, Walter Payton, and Jim Brown are the sexy choices, but people forget that Emmitt is the ALL TIME LEADING rusher in the PLAYOFFS AND CAREER. In today's day and age, no one is touching his all time career rushing record. He has the most RUSHING touchdowns all time and tied for the most with Thurman Thomas in the playoffs. He has 20,000 all purpose yards and the other only players to accomplish it are Walter Payton, Jerry Rice, Emmitt, and Brian Mitchell. He is the ONLY running back to have 11 straight 1,000 yard seasons. He is the ONLY RUNNER to win the triple crown for running backs. Rushing title, NFL MVP, and Super Bowl MVP in 1993. He is only two runners to win the rushing title and the Super Bowl along with Terrell Davis. Again Emmitt wasn't sexy, he just got it done.
Yes, he's one of the best to do it!
Had Barry Sanders had a decent team around him in Detroit a lot of the records including most yards would be his so you can put an asterik beside a lot of Emmitt's records. Had Barry not retired early due to the Lions negligence he'd have a lot of the records.
@@anthonys3631 nonsense. Barry had 3 all pro linemen, an 3x all pro wide receiver, a bunch of solid QBs, pro bowl fullbacks and tight ends.
Barry retired because his last 6 games in 98 were atrocious.
You can't re-write the history books.
@@fairlanemuscle bunch of solid quarterbacks? Who? Eric Hipple? Rodney Peete etc.? Give me a break, smh. They were okay quarterbacks but not great. Yes the Lions kept trading away those 3 all pro lineman(Kevin Glover, Bennie Blades, etc.) and others you refer to. That's why in 98 he decided to pack it in cause he had no team around him any longer and was frustrated with the front office moves or some of these records certainly would be his. I rest my case. Watch his A Football Life Barry Sanders I suggest you and all others do.
@@anthonys3631 To be fair, you can say that about a lot of running backs. Think of Dickerson or Payton running behind this line, even some of the bigger backs like Earl Campbell. The thing about hypotheticals is that they're endless and anyone can play that game with any other great back. But SOMEONE has to be the best and as fate would have it, it's Emmitt. No disrespect to the other RBs.
Jim Brown passed away last year like Barry, quit the game early and either one of them could have easily be all time leading rusher. Emmitt is worthy of the title holder !
My all time favorite Cowboy player.
These interviews are so polished. Joe Buck seems like he does a lot of homework because he doesn't have to look at notes and if he is looking at a prompter, they hide it well.
Unbreakable records... Ryans 5k strikeouts, Cal Ripken Iron man, Rickey henderson stolen bases, Emmitt's rushing record.
Legendary man and one of the
greatest football players of all time!
Emmitt Smith the best running backs ever Cowboys world loves you ❤
The early 90's was a great time to be a football fan. There was a Lion's/Cowboys game with Emmitt and Barry each rushing for 190 yards.
Emmitt Smith Is The Best NFL Football Player Ever!!!
Nah that’s Julian edelman
Edelman is up there. He's top 10 all time and top 3 WR. @@An_Enraged_Pig Emmitt is the best.
@@An_Enraged_Pig Julian would be around 10th all time.
Deion Sanders
I dont care what anyone says. This man is the best RB to ever grace a football field. There is not another RB that could do everything Emmitt could at an elite level. The biggest knock on Emmitt was his speed. What they wont say is even with his lack of top end speed je was always in front of people.
great interview as always!
Emmitt is great!!
ES is always a class act! Promised his mother he’d finish his degree @ UF. He did! Perfect role model!
22 baby!! Loved me some EMMITT SMITH
He's the man!
Emmit has such passion and understands that even though he wasnt a part of the prior Cowboys players and rivalries that he had a duty and mission to push the Cowboys to greatness, unlike the current crop of Cowboy players. Its a responsibility that automatically gets set upon you, when I hear players and coaches say “I wasnt a part of those teams” yeah you werent but when you get to Dallas that comes with it.
The GOAT
Emmitt was the best RB ever. On every level. He was simply the best at imposing his will towards victory. If you had Emmitt, you knew you could win it all. The early 90’s Cowboys actually were not above .500 in games played without Emmitt. He was the key to the whole thing. Had elusive moves similar to Barry (Barry is the king of elusive moves), but Emmitt had more scrap than Barry. He would go diving over the top, or fall forward for several yards when needed . Barry did not have that
Could not agree more
Joe Buck does a great job in these interviews.
These are all wonderful interviews. It's a shame that they have been cut and then jump forward.
Another great one Joe, love it
One of the top 5 greatest football PLAYERS of all time!
In todays game where a RB is considered washed up by the time they hit their late 20s, it is un fathomable to think of a RB who did it at an extremely high level year after year after year consistently for well over a decade. He wasn’t the biggest, fastest, or strongest ball carrier but his patience, vision, balance, and last but not least his consistency is one of if not the best in NFL history.
He's one of the GOATS
He would average 2500 today against these lesser defenses
patience and vision...two attributes people forget but maybe the most important.
Emit smith,you will forever be the best there ever was and will be for me,and it was a privilege to be your greatest fan
A good, Godly and humble man 🙏
That man is all heart
18k in the NFL, 4k in college and 8k in HS. Soooooo many yards. Emmitt was and is the man
Something that never gets brought up with Emmitt is his toughness.
That man has heart and drive!
fantastic interview
My favorite running back of all time .
They didn't talk about the 25 TDs, in one season. I also wanted to hear about Dancing with the Stars. 😏
Amazing!! Good stuff
Enjoyed that very much.
Great watch.
E. Smith is one of the most likable guys you'll ever meet.
YUP!
Legend
Some of these questions are some crazy questions. Let the man finish answer the questions and you can get all the answers without cutting him off.
ES was such a great rb!
The Best.
One of the best all-time!
GOAT!
One of the TRUE NFL greats!
The only cowchump I actually liked. Respect to Emmitt
you biased dumbass.
39:50 #BarzThroughOut #LoveTheProverbs #Especially22OnThisOne
Great interview, I have more respect for Emmett Smith and his dad, his family and the Dallas Cowboys. Great interview.
Thank you for everything love you #22
I think he should have mentioned Darryl Johnson because he is the reason he got most of those yards!
GOD BLESS !!!! RUN TO THE END AND SHARE THE BLESSING WITH OTHERS ????~~~~~
❤ emmith 22 4 ever
Michael Irving and this were good stories Super Bowl 26 was bills redskins great editing
Great. Line. GreAt. Back. He. Had. Great. Vision 8:19
I heard he is a really nice guy.
Emmitt had brains and used his athletic talent to skyrocket to success unlike his wide receiver.
Warrior
I went to Rickards, i was at that game......
I remember Emmett said he had broken ribs and they gave him a flack jacket and he played on.
THE Poster child for successful running backs
The fact that the NFL's all-time leading rusher is under-rated is a strange but true fact
I wonder what year this was
What a man, crying about his Mom!
Emmitt smith and Barry sanders remind me of King David and the son of King Saul Jonathan
I respect Smith and a few other guys like Dickerson, TD, etc, but for me Payton will always be the greatest RB of all time. I think Barry was the closest thing, but still #2. Emmett is #3 on my list. That being said, the greatest player I ever saw, was Bo Jackson. Like many others (Brown, etc) he didn’t play long enough to be the greatest of all time.
The greatest RB ever go Gators
#22 big shout out to E.S.🏈