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re: South Carolina RB Marcus Lattimore to enter 2013 NFL Draft
Posted on 12/10/12 at 3:29 pm to FamousAmos
Posted on 12/10/12 at 3:29 pm to FamousAmos
People don't realize how big of a freak McGahee was. He was on a totally different level than lattimore physically.
Lattimore as a bigger back could have trouble.
McGahee wasn't as big but actually added weight to change his game. He knew he wouldn't have the same explosion/speed
I think Lattimore is more like Stevan Ridley actually. Best case
Lattimore as a bigger back could have trouble.
McGahee wasn't as big but actually added weight to change his game. He knew he wouldn't have the same explosion/speed
I think Lattimore is more like Stevan Ridley actually. Best case
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Posted on 12/10/12 at 3:30 pm to Lester Earl
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I think Lattimore is more like Stevan Ridley actually. Best case
Starting running back for one of the best teams in the league? That's a pretty good case.
Posted on 12/10/12 at 10:16 pm to Lester Earl
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People don't realize how big of a freak McGahee was. He was on a totally different level than lattimore physically.
Yeah, McGahee was a fricking freak. A testament to his great athleticism and ability is the fact that he is still an effective RB at his age.
I think the disintegration of the RB position is a little over exaggerated. 20 teams in the NFL have a fairly consistent RB that they use for 15+ carries a game. Four backs of those twenty RB's average 20+ carries per game.
I would contend that roughly half the teams in the NFL are still run first teams.
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