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re: Anybody Worried About CSP Abandoning the Running Game Early This Season
Posted on 7/13/18 at 11:30 am to King George
Posted on 7/13/18 at 11:30 am to King George
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I'm hoping he gives AK every chance to show everyone that he's a feature back that I think he can be.
I think Sean already think's this. But I don't think he wants to over use him which aint necessarily a bad thing. Why give him starter carriers when you don't really have to?The more he uses AK the more predictable he will get. We've seen this over and over with Seans favorite targets.
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Posted on 7/13/18 at 11:34 am to Sauce Castieaux
I doubt CSP will over use AK. He already said that he wasn't planning on doing so. I think he wants to always have another RB to compliment AK, so he can have AK as an option for 10 years.
AK is basically the perfect satellite RB that CSP has been looking for, & he finally found him in the 3rd round. CSP is going to try & keep him around for a while...if possible.
I think he's seen what happens to RB's that get run into the ground early in their career. Obviously there are exceptions, but the majority of RB's become much less effective after they reach a certain amount of touches. Kind of like Matt Forte. He was a top 5 RB & then just fell off a cliff.
AK is basically the perfect satellite RB that CSP has been looking for, & he finally found him in the 3rd round. CSP is going to try & keep him around for a while...if possible.
I think he's seen what happens to RB's that get run into the ground early in their career. Obviously there are exceptions, but the majority of RB's become much less effective after they reach a certain amount of touches. Kind of like Matt Forte. He was a top 5 RB & then just fell off a cliff.
This post was edited on 7/13/18 at 11:39 am
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