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The conversation shifts when we consider the historical context of rushing records. The greats like Adrian Peterson, Barry Sanders, and Jim Brown have held impressive feats over the years, yet they were all achieved in complete seasons of play. For Barkley, the opportunity to secure such a record would have imposed a heavy burden. He could have easily looked the other way as modern athletes often do, driven by the desire for personal accolades. Instead, he chose to prioritize the well-being of his team.