Seven men were called, and for two of them, this was a pre-destined arrival. Former Dallas Cowboys RB Emmitt Smith and ex-San Francisco star WR Jerry Rice were inducted into the Pro Football Hall Of Fame on Saturday in Canton, Ohio. The ironic thing is that both players retired as the greatest to ever play their respective positions. Smith is the NFL’s all-time leader in rushing yardage, while Rice holds virtually every receiving record there is. Both have won three Super Bowl Championships with their teams. Emmitt Smith’s heartfelt and tearful salute to teammates Troy Aikman, Micheal Irvin, and Darryl Johnston were indeed the highlights of the 2010 Hall Of Fame ceremonies.
