I so wanted to name this article ”Why Shane Ray Sucks, ” but positivity won out. Rest assured though I will certainly get to my thoughts against the former first-round pick. We are all familiar with the theory that a good secondary helps a pass rush succeed and vice versa. I am a big believer […]
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Last year the Packers were a 6-9-1 team. They fired HC Mike McCarthy who was at the helm since 2006. Green Bay ended the season by splitting their final four games under interim HC Joe Philbin. Then the Pack rolled over some key offense pieces by hiring Matt LaFleur as new the HC and Nathaniel
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When the 5’8” Lamarcus Joyner came out of Florida State the sizeist in me was doubtful. Then, the Rams started using him in creative ways. I was intrigued enough to start gathering shares on the cheap. This was a successful endeavor for me. My peers were even envious of my foresight to see that this
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The players listed below did not have double-digit sacks in 2018. However, that should be an achievable goal for them in 2019. Easy Choices: Jonathan Allen, Redskins – 8 2018 sacks: During 2018, we got a pretty good idea of just how good Allen can be. His 61 tackles were enhanced by his sack total
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1. Amani Hooker, Iowa -His hybrid abilities should make him a very intriguing chess piece for his future DC. He has size, savvy and strength in the mold of the modern box safety. Likely one of two rookie starters of the bunch. 2. Antoine Brooks, Maryland -Another player, though smaller than Hooker is grit will
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The running backs that made this series belong to an exclusive club. There were entrusted by their coaches enough to surpass or to see 400 rushing attempts in a season. Can you imagine a team giving an RB that kind of opportunity nowadays? However ludicrous you think that idea is, there is no disputing that
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The running backs that made this series belong to an exclusive club. There were entrusted by their coaches enough to surpass or to see 400 rushing attempts in a season. Can you imagine a team giving an RB that kind of opportunity nowadays? However ludicrous you think that idea is, there is no disputing that
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The running backs that made this series belong to an exclusive club. They were entrusted by their coaches enough to surpass or to see 400 rushing attempts in a season. Can you imagine a team giving an RB that kind of opportunity nowadays? However ludicrous you think that idea is, there is no disputing that
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The running backs that made this series belong to an exclusive club. They were entrusted by their coaches enough to surpass or to see 400 rushing attempts in a season. Can you imagine a team giving an RB that kind of opportunity nowadays? However ludicrous you think that idea is, there is no disputing that
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The running backs that made this series belong to an exclusive club. They were entrusted by their coaches enough to surpass or to see 400 rushing attempts in a season. Can you imagine a team giving a running back that kind of opportunity nowadays? However ludicrous you think that idea is, there is no disputing
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After casting aside some names that neither failed nor statistically stunned as rookies, I was left with these three mediocre myrtles. Their stories literally bleed with unfulfilled potential. Like the rookie stunner series, the players contained within were all first round draft choices. For more RB Theorem, click here. Jahvid Best -Best was one of
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In Chapter Two (Mythologies of this Size), I called Doug Martin an ”outlier to my wheelhouse size.” He literally checks all the boxes of what a successful NFL running back should be, according to size research. Yet, his durability does not match my carefully constructed theories. Let us now take a look at what exactly
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This is a real article. I do realize the name Trent Richardson is a punchline nowadays. Before he was missing wide open holes, he had potential. His rookie season wasn’t the best. However, what fosters can also cultivate for fertile growth. No one could predict how brief his NFL venture would eventually be. For more
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We call him “Beast Mode” because of his superhuman power between-the-tackles. The epic stories in twelfth man land are as thunderous as they are true. The media be damned! Lynch is a legend, so who cares if he didn’t play by the rules of normalcy. Marshawn Lynch | Rookie Numbers – 280/1,115/7 | 4.0 YPA/85.8
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Many different wrenches can slow the gears of an offense. What bucks can also halt. From a guy named Tebow, to a leader called Fox, this is the Moreno chapter of the Rookie Stunner series. For more in this series or more RB Theorem, click here. Knowshon Moreno | Rookie Numbers – 247/947/7 | 3.8
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A hammer is an instrument one uses to drive the nail. A nice and proper hammer should have a good, long life. This is often the opposite of what happens to those stout RBs. They are asked drive home the tough yards up the middle. Usually catastrophe strikes their lower extremities and they never bounce
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While the receptions were fertile, Reggie Bush’s limbs were fragile. His fine career was indeed productive to us Fantasy consumers. However, what was supposed to be epically historical turned out rather good, not great. His rookie season was a stunner, but it was very different from most others in the series. For more in this
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