Terrell Davis brought us the Mile High Salute, which he then monetized because of course when I think about Terrell Davis, I think about delicious barbeque sauce.
He was also kind enough to give us four seasons of shifting and juking and breaking away in the open field, before injuries zapped his legs of that burst. At his peak in 1998, Davis ran for 2,008 yards with 21 touchdowns, a single-season rushing mark which is still fifth on the all-time list. Even though he hasn’t played since 2001, Davis remains one of just seven running backs in NFL history to rush for more than 2,000 yards in a season.
The dude could ball, and John Elway — the guy who put the ball in his gut — thinks a guy with Ball as his last name really reminds him of Davis.
Montee Ball. You know, the Broncos’ second-round pick (58th overall), and the third running back off the board two weeks ago.






