As Emmitt was drafted in by the Dallas Cowboys, everyone said coming in that Emmitt was too small and too slow for the NFL. Let’s face it, he is just too good. He might not have every ones support but he has got enough to back my theory up. “Just because he doesn

Not only does Emmitt have the pull in the media and stats behind him, he is the kind of guy who people should want to be the greatest of all-time. He reflects what the NFL is about on and off the field. After he broke the NFL rushing record there was no big dance. He simply lifted both hands to the sky, ran the ball to the sidelines and put it in his trunk full of balls. Afterwards reporters asked what next? “I got to keep on going, just because I have reached one of my goals doesn’t mean stop going after the others. That’s what a champion does he keeps on fighting.” In his early years, he dislocated his shoulder early in the second quarter. But he didn’t quit, he kept playing and finished the game with over 100 yards rushing and a couple of TD’s. Now, how is that for a leader? (www.nfl.com)

’t have the smoothness of “Sweetness”, the moves of Barry or the Power of Hershel Walker, when the subject comes up Emmitts name mi

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