re: Use Leonard as the 3rd down back and let Guice have the starting role next week.

Fournette is faster straight away running but guice has more moves than fournette. Have yall seen the fricking cuts that guice makes?! He's so elusive. We have to give him touches no matter what. Leonard will get his caries but damn, at this point I would have to give guice and leonard split 50/50 on the carries. There are some runs that guice has made that even leonard, as great as he is, couldn't have made. Guice is special and I believe has a chance to be really special in his future as a tiger.

DUMB.

You guys are nuts, run then in a rotation and keep legs fresh. Lf7 is the starter.

4.42 LF
4.46 DG


That is the info I have.

You obviously know nothing about high ankle sprains

I want Guice to get a lot of touches but, I don't really think of LF as a "3rd down back".

We've had teams with two good RBs before and gotten them both plenty of carries.

I think that's what we see with these two going forward.

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Lf is better than Guice. I love Guice but its not like we went up against great defenses,

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I think there's more gray area there.

In my view, Guice demonstrates NOTICEABLY better vision. He did last year too.

Obviously, LF is much more punishing and, faster.

I think they compliment each other. Some defenses are more susceptible to guys like Guice, some are more susceptible to bruisers like LF(bruiser probably isn't the right word cause he's not just a banger).

I'm totally fine with both getting carries and whomever is giving the defense fits gets the most.

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with a clean hole, Fournette can take it to the house


TWSS

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Not sure what TWSS means?

The issue at hand, though: Fournette, the way he's looked this season, doesn't give you the consistency you need, if there isn't dominant blocking. He can rip off big chunks once he is clear of the melee at the line of scrimmage, but there's too many times he's gone down without a positive gain. You turn him sideways, he's been stopped most of the time. You chop him with your arm at his ankles, he's gone down. You give him a clean path and let him get up to speed, and yes, he's gone.

We're unlikely to face another opponent this season that we can blow big holes in the line for him.

We haven't seen a lot of Guice against better opponents, but he did well in limited action against them. Like I said, he's much better at churning and spinning to a 5 yd gain when everything is mucked up. He won't outrun Bama's secondary, but it's unlikely Fournette gets to the secondary vs them either. So against a team like that, I would rather have the guy bouncing around and getting you something, instead of the guy getting jammed up.

If Fournette can regain his initial explosion, then it may change up; but honestly, at this point, I think you might do the reverse of what we all expected: bang the defense around with Guice to tire them out some, and then throw Fournette at them as they start to tire.