Jim Brown: A dominant force in the 1950s and 1960s, Jim Brown set records and standards that still stand today, known for his power, speed, and durability.
Walter Payton: "Sweetness" was known for his grace on the field and his ability to evade tacklers, holding the NFL's all-time rushing record at the time of his retirement.
Barry Sanders: A highlight-reel player, Barry Sanders dazzled with his agility and elusiveness, retiring as one of the most productive and electrifying running backs in NFL history.
Emmitt Smith: The NFL's all-time leading rusher, Emmitt Smith was a key part of the Dallas Cowboys' success in the 1990s, known for his durability and ability to consistently gain yards.
Eric Dickerson: Known for his upright running style and breakaway speed, Eric Dickerson set the single-season rushing record as a rookie and continued to be a dominant force throughout his career.
O.J. Simpson: Before his legal troubles, O.J. Simpson was one of the most explosive and dynamic running backs of his era, winning the NFL MVP award and setting records in the 1970s.
Earl Campbell: Nicknamed "The Tyler Rose," Earl Campbell was a powerful and bruising runner who helped redefine the running back position with his aggressive playing style.
Gale Sayers: Injuries cut short his career, but Gale Sayers was known for his exceptional speed, agility, and ability to make defenders miss, earning him the nickname "The Kansas Comet."