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Here are highlights from Smith's career and what I had to say about Emmitt in a segment of out "22 in 22" Tribute Series to Smith.

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The problem (for others, not for Emmitt) is that Smith wasn’t flashy. He wasn’t big. He wasn’t tremendously fast. He wasn’t even very charismatic off of the field.

Instead, Emmitt possessed the “boring” qualities of running backs (but ones that are just as vital as those above, if not more so): great vision, incredible balance, and remarkable short area quickness. Of course, there’s also the off-field characteristics, such as determination, but I want to focus on why Emmitt’s on-field play was truly under-appreciated.

Fast forward to the nine second mark in the above video. See the move Emmitt made? You may have actually missed it. That quick juke isn’t the flashy, in-your-face Barry Sanders-esque sort of move, but it was probably even more effective. That’s a move that can’t be taught. It was instinctual.

Now forward to 35 seconds. That play, more than any other I can remember, perfectly exemplifies Smith’s incredible sense of balance. To this day, I have not seen a running back that could have stayed on his feet after absorbing that hit. Except Emmitt.

Now move to 2:58 into the video. I don’t have much to say about that juke, other than it is one of the best I have ever witnessed.

Finally, forward to 3:27 for a series of astounding plays. Emmitt had one of the most devastatingly effective stiff arms I’ve seen. It wasn’t a reckless punch, but rather a controlled, precise jab straight to his target.

Two stiff arms are followed by a play, at the 3:42 mark, where Emmitt again displayed his out-of-this-world balance. If it doesn’t appear that difficult, that’s because he was that good. The best make it look easy. Emmitt made it appear as child’s play.

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Jason Neighbors

October 6, 2010 - 10:32 pm

5. Duane Thomas
I know he only played two seasons for us, but he was instrumental in both Super Bowl runs. This guy had the talent to be a great running back.

4. Hershel Walker
I don’t know how you can leave Walker off the list. He made the Pro Bowl 3 times with the Cowboys, iirc. He was the Cowboys entire offense. Sure, the Cowboys were better off without him considering the draft picks they got, but very few players are worth what the Vikings offered in possibly the most one-sided deal in NFL history.

3. Don Perkins
Ring of Honor. Several Pro Bowls.

As you say, 1 & 2 is not even open to argument.

I like Marion Barber a lot, but I just don’t see him having reached the personal or team accomplishments of the three I listed. Btw, really enjoy the site. The Cowboys should hire you for their website.

October 6, 2010 - 10:54 pm

Hey Jason,

I didn’t put Thomas and Walker on there due to reasons you mentioned…not enough time on the team. You could argue Walker was so good during his short time that it didn’t matter, and perhaps I should have put him on the list for that reason.

And than for the compliments. Keep coming and commenting with anything you’d like to see or how I can improve DCT.

Vince Grey

October 6, 2010 - 11:12 pm

Have to agree with Jason: Walker over Barber, though it’s a close call. OTOH, I’ll go with you on Calvin Hill over Duane Thomas, though again, that’s a very close race. But, Thomas was better, albeit for a shorter run.

Two honorable mentions: Walt Garrison, who did nothing great but everything solid and actually played better hurt than healthy (!), and Preston Pearson, who’s still today the absolute best pass catching RB the Cowboys have ever had, and it’s a distant drop to #2.

Emmitt at #1 is a no brainer. I’ll put his 6 year run from 1990-1996 up against anyone not named Jim Brown, and Smith is the best post-season RB of all time, IMO.