Faulk passes a Brown One?

[no one]

Marshall Faulk needs 33 more yards to pass Jim Brown into 8th place on the all-time rushing list. He is splitting carries but may get the 8th slot. Imagine where he'd be if he was able to stay healthy.

 

 

ALL-TIME RUSHING1.  Emmitt Smith    18,355 2.  Walter Payton   16,726 3.  Barry Sanders   15,269  4.  Curtis Martin   14,101  5.  Jerome Bettis   13,662  6.  Eric Dickerson  13,259 7.  Tony Dorsett    12,739 8.  Jim Brown       12,312 9.  Marshall Faulk  12,279 (25)10. Marcus Allen    12,243 11. Franco Harris   12,12012. Thurman Thomas  12,074

 

 

 

ALL-TIME YARDS FROM SCRIMMAGE1. J Rice    235402. E Smith   215793. W Payton  212644. M Faulk   19154 (34 tonight)5. B Sanders 181906. M Allen   176547. C Martin  17430

 

 

 

ALL-TIME RUSHING TD's1. Emmitt Smith         164 2. Marcus Allen         123 3. Walter Payton        110 4. Jim Brown            106 5. John Riggins         104 6. Marshall Faulk       100

 

Edited January 2, 2006 by no one

[Chavez]

Surprisingly, he has a good-not-great average per carry of only 4.3; thought it would be much higher.

[no one]

He's also one of only six backs with 100 or more rushing TD's.

[hooknladder]

if you added in recieving yards I wonder how he would match up. he was one of the best...and a real class act.

(you guys remember him on the Colts with Jeff George?...just awsome)

[Chavez]

if you added in recieving yards I wonder how he would match up. he was  one of the best...and a real class act.

 

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4th all-time in yds from scrimmage with 19154; too late in his career to join Payton, Rice, and Emmitt with over 20,000.