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Dickerson still holds a record that has yet to be broken. In 1984, he rushed for 2,105 yards. This equates to an unbelievable 131.6 yards-per-game average. Dickerson garnered a place in the Hall of Fame in 1999. His combination of speed, size, and quickness rarely has been seen in the NFL since his retirement. Simply put, Dickerson was a special back.
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