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NFL’S Best Running Backs Since 2000 | Birds Of A Feather | A2D Radio

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The final installment of the BOAF NFL Positional Ranking Summer Series is here, as we conclude by discussing the best running backs since 2000! When you think of the best RBs over the past 20+ years, guys like LaDainian Tomlinson, Adrian Peterson, and Marshall Faulk immediately come to mind. But who else stands out? Which ones would we pick if we were building a franchise? The Philadelphia Eagles had 2 incredible RBs back-to-back in Brian Westbrook and LeSean McCoy. How do they stack up compared to others? The BOAF hosts will each rank their top RBs, and they want to know yours as well, so join the debate! Also, with the RB position becoming so devalued in today’s NFL, will we start to see less and less of them being inducted into the Hall of Fame? Have we seen that trend already? Will voters have to adjust the criteria on which an RB would get selected into the Hall of Fame? To end the show the BOAF panel goes “NO HUDDLE” as they discuss anything and everything else surrounding the NFL, sports, and anything else that we find worth discussing!

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