I can see leaving him off. He's been better in the pros than he was in college. At ut, he only went over 900 yards once and had a poor senior year with 566 yards rushing. He was a good back, but I just don't see anybody on the list that I would bump to put him in there.
I agree about Shaun. For whatever reason, people seem to forget how good he really was.
A lot of those running backs physically dominated in college and were not successful in the pros because that is the only style of running they know (TR). Shaun on the other hand dominated college with his vision and feel for getting through the line of scrimmage, and that translates better to the NFL more so than being bigger and faster than everybody else.
Agreed. Shaun was the best I've ever seen at doing this. Shaun was not even in the same ballpark as guys like Ingram and Richardson in terms of physicality (apparently he avoided the weight room like the plague, from some accounts), but I've never seen an RB with a more natural ability to find the seam and wriggle through it.
It's really a ranking of who had the best careers.
