We continue the week here at the NFL experience in Los Angeles, site of Super Bowl 56,

just a couple of days away from the game.

And a man who knows a thing or two about playing in Super Bowls, a thing or two about winning

Super Bowls, a thing or two about being one of the best running backs of all time.

Still, the all-time leading NFL Russia, Emmett Smith.

Great to see it, pal. How are you?

I'm good, man. How are you doing today? You know that record's never going to be broken. Well, we don't know. We'll see. They said it wasn't going to be broken before. Yeah, but it is not going to be broken now. The game's changed. The game's changed too much. The game has changed. It really has. The game has become a little bit more open, a lot more passing.

They're doing a lot more

passing. They're doing a lot of things to protect players, and so therefore, even pitch

counts for running backs are starting to get calculated into the equation. So yes, it has changed,

but still somebody out there may come around and do that and break it. We love talking to you

every year, and I remember

you telling us previously, you want to be alive when it happens. Yes, I would love to. Because

Walter Payton wasn't there when you broke his record, and it would mean a lot to you to be able to pass

the torch. Be able to pass the torch. Just like I do with my son and my kids,

at some point we have to give them permission

to move forward and to become their own men and women.

And with this, I wanted Peyton to be there

because I already had his permission to go and break the record,

but I wanted him to see it happen, celebrate with me so I can honor him at the same time. And hopefully that can happen for me. Is there anyone you're watching now in today's game that you think maybe this guy has a chance? No one's close yet. I mean, when Adrian was still playing, I was thinking that he would have a chance, even Frank Gore.

Frank Gore surprised a lot of people.

He surprised a ton of people.

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