Emmitt Smith is seen holding up the trophy he received for breaking the all-time NFL rushing record in 2002. The 18,355 rushing yards he accumulated in his career is still the most of anyone who has ever played the game.

Jerry Rice celebrates after scoring a first-quarter touchdown in Super Bowl just 1:24 into what became a 49-21 Super Bowl blowout for the 49ers over the Chargers. Rice caught 10 passes for149 yards and three scores.

Randle celebrates after pressuring Indianapolis Colts'' quarterback Peyton Manning into throwing an incomplete pass. Randle went undrafted, but had a hugely successful NFL career with 556 tackles and 137.5 sacks.

Defensive lineman John Randle of the Minnesota Vikings looks on during a game against the Buccaneers at Tampa Stadium.

Broncos running back Floyd Little avoids the tackle of the Jets' Steve O'Neal during a game in Denver.

Floyd Little gestures as he speaks after being elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame more than 35 years after his football career came to a close.

Few knew LeBeau began his NFL career as a player, not just a head coach.

While his modesty and even temperament are ever-present, his players said, LeBeau also is a man of pride. He thought countless times over the years that he might never see the Hall of Fame and, to this day, still can't quite believe he made it.

Linebacker Rickey Jackson, an explosive and destructive force on defense, played for 12 years in New Orleans before finishing his career in San Francisco.

Linebacker Rickey Jackson of the 49ers was selected to six Pro Bowls and also earned four All-Pro first-team selections.

Grimm is now an assistant head coach of the Arizona Cardinals and brings his savvy and toughness to help the offensive line plan their attack.

Redskins Russ Grimm (68) and Clarence Harmon (38) congratulate Clint Didier (86) after he scored his first NFL touchdown, at RFK Stadium in Washington. Grimm is one of seven members to be inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame in 2010.