Emith Smith

Emith Smith

Emith Smith was the leading running back of the Dallas Cowboys in the 1990s. Smith was able to be the leading rusher in multiple seasons and won three Superbowls. Emith Smith's stats in football are amazing. Smith also led to the Dallas Cowboys having five Superbowl wins. Smith was able to be disciplined and surprise with his speed.

Smith was able to improve and be one of the top running backs in all of football history. Smith averaged more than 3.2 yards per carry and was able to play against some of the toughest teams. The rivalry between the Dallas Cowboys and the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 1990s was the reason why football was impressive.

In the 1990s, the Pittsburgh Steelers had the best defense and also had multiple Superbowl wins. The Pittsburgh Steelers were able to beat amazing teams because of their defense and by blitzing the opposing team (the blitz is an all out rush to sack the quarterback from the defense. When done effectively it neutralizes good offenses but can also leave the defense vulnerable to quick passes or quick running backs.) The Pittsburgh Steelers won multiple championships through their defense, and posed a suitable competition to the Cowboys. 

In the 1990s, the Dallas Cowboys were able to compete and even defeat the Pittsburgh Steelers in multiple occassions. The rivalry allowed for great football to be seen. The rivalry featured the greatest offense versus the greatest defense in football in the 1990s. Such football games were impressive and amazing to watch. Emith Smith was able to compete and beat the Steelers defense in multiple games. This describes the importance of healthy competition in sports, the importance of discipline, and the appreciation of good teams. Socialism hates healthy intense sport rivalries because the best team wins based on merit. American football in the 1990s was amazing because of the Pittsburgh Steelers and Dallas Cowboys (and socialism was not affecting sports.)