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Records
are a challenge to get in the world of Professional sports if you ever get
one, you must be great, and a hard worker. The NFL's all time
leading rushers are,
Number one : Emmitt Smith with 17,162. Number two : Walter Payton with 16,726. Number three : Barry Sanders with 15,269. Number four : Eric Dickerson with 13,259. Number five : Tony Dorsett with 12,739. Emmitt Smith played most of his carrer with the Dallas Cowboys but got traded in his later days to the Arizona Cardinals. Walter Payton with the Chicago Bears, Barry Sanders with the Detroit Lions, Eric Dickerson with the L.A. Rams, the Indianapolis Colts, the L.A. Raiders, and the Falcons. |
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Running Back Jamal Lewis of the Baltimore Ravens broke the All-Time signal game rushing mark in 2003 by rushing for 295 yards. Emmitt Smith has the record for most touchdowns in a career with 155. He is followed by Marcus Allen, in which he has 123. |  |
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MLB Records are just as prestigous as NFL records. The most home runs by a signal person is Hank Aaron with 755 career home runs. Second on the list is Babe "The Great Bambino" Ruth with 714. Third is great Barry Bonds with 703. The record for most games played by a signal person in a career is held by bad boy Pete Rose with 3,562. Second is Carl Yastrzenski with 3,308. Third is "Hammerin' Hank" Aaron with 3,298. The leader for stolen bases is Rickey Henderson with 1,406, second is Lou Brock with 938. |  |
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