With three Rushing Titles, an MVP and four First Team All-Pros, Peterson should be there already, and last year’s 1,000 Yard year with Washington doesn’t hurt.  He is already Canton worthy.

Gore is still chugging along at age 36 and at present his MPA has been exceeded in both Rushing and Receiving Yards and is fourth all-time in Rushing Yards.  He only needs 252 more for 15,000, which will make it hard to ignore him but has Frank Gore ever been considered among the top five Running Backs?

LeSean McCoy is a member of the 10,000 Yard Rushing Club and with 778 Yards From Scrimmage in 2019, he will hit 15,000 in his career.  His Pro Bowl days might be behind him, so McCoy will need to compile as much as he can for a true shot for the Hall.

After sitting out all of last year due to a contract dispute, Bell debuts for the Jets this year.  If he has no rust in 2019, he is set to vault up this list especially if he stays near his current AV/G.

Only four years into the NFL, Gurley has been a Pro Bowler, First Team All-Pro and the leader in Rushing Touchdowns the last two seasons.  Another year like that will catapult him up this further up this list.

Zeke has completed only three seasons but he has an AV/G of 1.000 and has two rushing titles under his belt.   If he can maintain this level of production, his stock can only increase by leaps and bounds.