Fred Taylor will always be one of my favorite running backs. He was a defining figure of the Jaguars’ early years — an explosive, durable workhorse who produced consistent excellence despite nagging injuries. With nearly 12,000 rushing yards, a high yards-per-carry average, and franchise records galore, he belongs squarely among the most productive backs of his era.

The only lingering barrier to Hall of Fame induction: a relative lack of major awards, playoff success, or Pro Bowl selections compared to peers. Still, most observers agree he’s deserving of serious Hall of Fame consideration.

1999 Elite Field of Vision was numbered by the rush attempts per side of the field.

Freddy T had 79 attempts up the middle so there’s only 79 total sets that can be completed.

L-R /103, /79, /82