The game's all-time leading rusher, Emmitt Smith is pictured picking up some of those 18,355 career rushing yards against division rival Washington on his Pro Set rookie card.

He performed well both times against Washington that year, rushing for 63 yards and a score in Week 3 (shown on this card) and later rumbling for 132 yards and two scores on Thanksgiving Day in Week 12.

While it may not be his most expensive rookie, I've long thought it had the best eye appeal among the group due to the bright, full image and overall design.

The Cowboys selected Smith in the first round of the 1990 draft and he was a steady performer for them until he departed after the 2002 season.

He wasted no time building his Hall of Fame career as he rushed for 937 yards and scored 11 touchdowns during his rookie campaign.

Another interesting Emmitt Smith statistic: he rushed for exactly 937 yards during his final season with the Cardinals in 2004.