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   Willie Galimore's seven-year career with the 
  Bears included two in which this running back averaged more than five yards a carry. 

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   Dickie Post was a little-known running back during a brief career with the 
  Chargers, but he provided many highlights during that short time. 

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   Joe Washington thrilled fans of four teams -- 
  Chargers, 
  Colts, 
  Redskins and 
  Falcons -- during a 10-year NFL career. 

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   Randall Cunningham was an accomplished passer, but probably most remembered for his running ability rushing for nearly 5,000 career yards. 

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   "The Galloping Ghost" was the first big-name star to enter the NFL in its infancy, and hit the field running when he debuted with the 
  Bears. 

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   As a halfback, and later a flanker, Bobby Mitchell amassed more than 14,000 all-purpose yards and scored 91 touchdowns. 

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   Nicknamed "The King," Hugh McElhenny was the NFL's best breakaway back in the 1950s, averaging 7 yards a carry in his rookie year. 

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   Marshall Faulk was a double threat as a runnner and a receiver out of the backfield for Indianapolis and St. Louis. 

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   Gale Sayers had a brief, yet brilliant, career with the 
  Bears, which included one magical game against the 
  49ers. 

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   Barry Sanders rushed for more than 1,000 yards in each of his 10 seasons with the 
  Lions making him one of the game's most electrifying runners. 

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