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Originally Posted by YOUR Hero
Yeah I was considering Jim Brown too, but he was before my time and never really followed football enough to look up stats on him. I do know though that a lot of people consider him the best.
Question (not to take away from Sanders) where would you rank OJ in this?
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Jim Brown is the player people call "the greatest" to make them sound like experts.
Because you see, if you never got to see him play, and don't know the context of the game in the time he played, then you really can't be a judge... but it sure makes you seem smart.
Kind of like only listening to music made before 1980.