Well earned TD, and congratulations. You were truly one of the greats of the game.

He had great vision, excellent cutting ability and deceptive speed. In pads, similar to Jerry Rice, it was on. I vividly remember the game against the Cowboys where TD cut, stepped and spun 360 in one motion and left Darren Woodson diving at the air where he was just at, before running off to the races. I know you were a level above great, you were HOF great. Shannon Sharpe was right when he said the '98 regular season, TD could've rushed for over 2,500 yards. He almost did when combined with his playoff numbers, which is still the most ever in one season, combined.

He is alone as a 2,000+ yard rusher with a Regular season MVP and a Super Bowl MVP. Seven straight playoff games with 100+ rushing yards, a record. He was the NFL offensive player of the year 2 times, 1st team All-Pro 3 times, AFC player of the year in '96, and, on the NFL's 1990's all decade team. TD has earned it and he deserves it.