Peyton Manning runs through NFL history with Emmitt Smith & Eric Dickerson
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2023
- From Peyton's Places Season 1 Episode 11:
Eric Dickerson and Emmitt Smith have achieved milestones that no player will likely equal. While discussing whether their marks will stand the test of time, Peyton visits Smith's memorabilia storage unit and dons Dickerson's goggles.
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Iv never seen an nfl player run that slow that wasnt injured! That was halarious
Your bad grammar is "ha-larious".
To think OJ Simpson rushed for 2003 yards in a 14 game season as well. Insanity!
If Barry Sanders didn’t retire early he would have all the RB records
If my pop was born with wheels, he woulda been a bike
@@_SayaNara Jim Brown played about 40 less games than Barry, led the league in rushing every season but one, never missed a game and played only 8 seasons ( Barry played 10 ) Both were spectacular but Brown was the pioneer for the rb position. Jim won a championship in 64 and was a runner up his rookie season in 57 and his last season 65... Brown compiled a little over 12 K yards in 8 years , averaged 104 per game and played almost 4 less games per season ( Nfl moved to 14 games in 1960 then 16 game season in 1978 ) Again, no slight to Barry but Brown in my opinion is the GOAT. BTW the NFL wasn't fully segregated and conditions were less favorable ( fields, travel, therapy etc ) . Barry was a beast and 2nd on my all time list.
Hard to dislike the Manning family
I was at the game when Emmitt broke the record. I have never been happier for a pro athlete than I was for Emmitt on that day.
As soon as the commentator said Ronnie hilman that hit me
Eric Dickerson the GOAT, my childhood idol and how I became an Indy Colt fan after his trade from the Lambs in 87, and then Manning the GOAT comes along and here we are, my two all-time favorites in the same room together. Indy Strong est. 1987
He is lucky that the Vikings were bringing Adrian Peterson back slow.
Even Emmitt himself said that had not Barry retired, he would have been the league's first 20,000 yard back.
Peyton will always hold the record for being #1 in our hearts!
Class act
Hey, this channel is actually quite lit. Peyton is a national treasure.
E Smiths record is safe for decades. I hope hes got insurance on that locker because wow, theres millions of dollars worth of stuff in there
You mean forever
With the way NFL teams value RBs these days, and a lot of them split carries within a two-back system, I think Emmitt Smith's record is going to stand for some time.
I wish 34 had an o-line like 22! both were excellent representatives on the rb position
I love emmit Smith thank you
Adrian Peterson was only 9 yds from breaking that 2,105 in 2012.
Ah man so close, but so far
I'm not a Vikings fan, but that was a fun season to watch them. I've never seen a RB put an entire team on their back and will them through the season quite like Peterson did that year. Was impressive to watch.
@@SlammedZero
For sure man, He was special.
Luckily for him he came in at sort of at the tail end of the old rules and the league still had that mind set of 'pound the rock'. (Pretty sure he was drafted 07' ?)
Crazy how things change in just a decade, eh?
Great video!
Paul Krause’s career int record will NEVER be broken
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I pray Nick Chubb can get there. Dude works hella hard, has split carries most of his career but still put up big numbers, and a really good person.
No one in the current league is going to get it, especially with the current running back environment. It’s going to require a shift in the game, rare talent, and a near-perfect situation. Chubb started too slow (not a perfect situation with splitting carries), which is a crazy statement considering Chubb’s numbers.
Won't even come close,my brother....not the way the game is played in this day & age!?!?🤔🤨😕
@@Jemuzu12 Was going to say the same thing. It'll be many years down the road if it happens at all. Ezekiel Elliott right now is just as good or better than Smith was in the last 5 or 6 years of his career and Elliott barely caught on as a backup with the Patriots. Nobody keeps these guys around anymore once they lose their burst no matter how savvy they are or how good their vision is.
He’s already 27 and is 12k away…
@@EweCantHandletheTruth lemme rephrase that. He’s 1/3rd of the way there with his prime years coming to an end.
U never hear ppl talk bout OJ so nonchalantly lmao
Every family has their Thanksgiving arguments. My wife and my mom always turn pale (which is really impressive my wife is Filipina lol) and leave the room when my dad and I get a few glasses of wine in us and the annual "Who's better: Emmitt or Barry/Griffey Jr or Willie" debate starts. I'm stubbornly holding on to Barry and Griffey Jr; my dad disagrees lol.
2 of the greatest players at their positions in NFL history.
Peyton Manning and Emmitt Smith.
Not to mention, Eric Dickerson, who was greatness personified himself.
Oj did it in a 14 game season......Dickinson did it in a 16 game season...how is it even comparable?? It's not. (143 yrds/game v 131 yrds/game) OJ plays 16 he finishes with approx 2200 yrds.
Peyton's has that forrest gump tone.
An awesome two men combo, Peyton & Emmitt
I'm not convinced his record will be broken for some time if ever. Today's game is a different game from when Emmitt played. Teams don't run the ball as much.
Not only that guys just don't last as long. Gone are the days of RB lasting 8-10+ years with production. You now are amazed if someone lasts 5 years. It's too easy to just replace them with someone new who's gonna give you same amount of yards at a much lower cost.
with the devaluation of the running back, teams are now going to split time up with multiple backs. You're also not going to see 30+runs in a game much anymore.
Emmitt was built for running. Small body to squeeze in between tackles, short with low center of gravity, combine that with speed and agility and you got the perfect running back.
Man I would love to go through that storage locker. Holy shit man.
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Emmit was great. However he only got those records bc Barry sanders retired early.
I thought it was going to say.
"I've never seen a player run so slow, that he faked out an entire opposing defense."
😂
Going to need some run favoring rule changes before anyone sniffs Emmitt's record.
I love me some E.D. but the fact that OJ got 2003 yards in one season when they only played 14 during his time in the league tells you just how special he was. With how RBs are valued today & how more offenses are pass heavy I think both (ED & Emmitt) of their records are going to be safe for a very long time. Maybe Dickerson’s record could be touched if a VERY very very special back has a crazy season but if Derrick Henry of all people hasn’t been able to do it when they play 17 games now, it is extremely unlikely.
So Emmitt doesn't own a shed?
Eric Dickerson's single season rushing record will probably get broken within the next 5-10 years. With the 17 game schedule, anyone who keeps pace for a 2000 yard season for a 16 game schedule will break it as they will have an extra game to do it...
Emmitt Smith's rushing yards record, on the other hand, pretty untouchable. When they were in a storage unit, I laughed because I KNEW it was going to have all those balls he kept for rushing touchdowns. Love it how he has them labelled too...
As a Titans Fan Javon Kearse’s sack record as a rookie was never mentioned
John Madden thought very highly of Emmitt.
I wish the game was more rush centric
Nick Chubb is the answer to the final question
OJ Simpson ran for 2003 yards in a 14 game season in 1973... Eric, Barry, Adrian, etc. all broke 2000 yards in 16 game seasons. OJ is hands down the king of the singe season rushing record.. Now we have 17 games seasons. When a player breaks 2400 yards in a season, then we can talk about a new season king.
Unbreakable records, Cal Ripken Iron man, Rickey Henderson SB, Nolan Ryan 5000k, Emmitt's yards. MLB nfl have changed too much to allow it.
Jumping on the "If Barry Sanders had the Cowboys line" bandwagon
I wish Barry Sanders wouldn’t have walked away so soon, because I’ve always felt he was the best.
We’re proud of Eric Dickerson’s single season rushing record, since he accomplished it with the Rams. But it took him 15 or 16 games. OJ eclipsed 2000 yards in 14 games with the Buffalo Bills . That’s only happened once. So the Bills and OJ have the most impressive single season rushing n record
It is really sad that OJ "cut" ties with all his NFL history for a new history.
@@billslim9267He really stabbed them in the back
Dickersons record can definitely be broken
Flip, same home town as him
Unless the NFL has a complete 180 of philosophy pretty much all rushing records are untouchable. Teams don't stick with 1 RB long enough anymore. Soon as production goes down or they're up for a new contract they dump them for fresh legs and when they go to a new team they usually aren't brought in to be the primary back. Then there's just the obvious that teams don't rush anymore. So unless they change that bubble and screen passes count as rushing yards instead of pass these rushing records are safe
Passing yards is one of the most BS stats in all sports.
For example, if the QB throws the ball 10 yards in the end zone and WR/TE catches it, then it is 10 passing yards and a TD.
But, if the QB throws the ball for 5 yards, and the WR/TE/RB runs another 5 yards for the TD, then it is still 10 passing yards and a TD.
If I am wrong, then please correct me.
LOL
You're right. But just consider how young Manning was when he broke every passing record. Brady had to play into his 40s, as did Drew Brees to break his records. Manning retired at 38 which is insane. Manning and Brady entered the NFL 1 year apart (1998 for Manning, and 1999 for Brady)
Emitt Smith is the GOAT
It would have been Barry Sanders record....
But WalrerPayton was his hero so he didn't want to break the record
The game where the Chiefs picked of Peyton 5 times… Haha
I'm a Cowboys fan, but I know Emmitt is not the greatest RB of all time. The ones for that debate are Barry Sanders, Walter Payton, Jim Brown, etc. Emmitt enjoyed Hall of Fame offensive lines bulldozing paths for him for 13 years.
No doubt Dallas had a few all-stars in there hey-day. Emmit was definitely one of them. Can't say the same today, looks like Dax can't win a Superbowl to save his life.😬
17 game season......worst decision the NFL ever made
You can thank the COVID-19 crisis in 2020.
1 Peter 5:6
Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God, that he may exalt you in due time:
If Sanders never fell out of love with the game(all coz of the Lions) Smith never would’ve had the record. Sanders would’ve destroyed it
Matthew 5:10
Blessed are they which are persecuted for righteousness sake: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
Walter Payton 1 Barry Sanders 2 Jim Brown 3 Emmitt Smith 4.
Thinking of how far the cowboys have fallen since the glory days of the 90s to today I fee bad for them. And this is coming from an Eagles fan.
I feel as though certain records shouldn't be broken unless they did it in the number of games that the record setter did it in. For instance, Eric Dickerson broke the rushing record in 16 games while O.J. did it in 14.
Smith owes that line "EVERYTHING." Put him on any other team.....you'd never known who he was.
No way. He was special in high school and college too.
It was the other way around. The line wasn’t much unless 22 was running behind it. They went 0-2 when he was out due to a contract dispute. Offense was in disarray. He comes back and the Cowboys go 15-2 the rest of the way on the shoulders of 22.
Peyton manning > Drew Brees > Tom Brady
Someone said it very well, Emmitt isn't the best running back, but he had the best carrier.
This is disrespectful to Barry Sanders
I'm sorry, but keeping every ball you scored with for an entire career is batshit. Which is pretty much proven by the fact that he has to keep them all in boxes in a storage locker. Its super impractical, and obviously most of them don't mean anything special.
Dallas fan-Not that big a fan of Emmitt after he decided to go to Arizona for literally no reason other than Ego. He was below average at that point and thought he was still a great player. He also wasn’t even a top 5 back without that offensive line to run behind. I feel like he thinks he’s the best to ever do it but he had the greatest offensive line in history lol
Emmitt Smith was 33 years old his last year in Dallas and he almost ran for 1,000 yards on a reduced workload behind a makeshift and an injury riddled offensive line. his production that year is the reason the Cardinals decided to give him a shot.
Sanders was better
I can 20 backs with more talent
Eric Dickerson and Willie Flipper Anderson records won't be broken at all cause not as many running backs or even wide receivers won't be able to accomplish that